You hit the gym. <br><br>
First of all, the irony of having to drive to the gym so you can walk on treadmills, or cycle on stationary-bikes to go nowhere, or lift weights to put them back down, never escapes you.<br>
Second of all, you have this looming thought that maybe--just maybe--there's a way to make this walking and cycling and lifting session useful somehow. Like maybe cycling/walking to an actual somewhere? Or lifting actual bags of groceries? But no, instead you just feel like you're <i>driving in place</i>, or <i>in a simulation</i> (<i>simulated</i> walking, <i>simulated</i> cycling, <i>simulated freedom</i> of driving, ...).<br>
In the meantime, you tried absolutely everything to keep your weight down. Weight loss programs, weight loss milkshakes, dieting, gyms, fad diets, etc. Absolutely nothing works--gyms just make you hungry; dieting just makes you crave for more junk foods. Starving just makes you fall sick more. Your weight falls, then goes back up. <br>

<a href="diid.html">Back to actual cycling.</a> Use the <a href="sidewalk.html">sidewalk</a> or take the <a href="road.html">road</a>. Does it really make a difference? You crave the outdoors, not the act of exercising. Exercise is a mere side-bonus. <br>
Or just be stuck here indefinitely.