I am a vegetarian. I do not like fast food. I read a lot. I like the Harry Potter series. I have read the Game of Thrones series. I have watched the walking dead. I really like Burger King.  I like running. I am not good at snowboarding. I enjoy skiing. I have been trying to eat less junk food to improve my running.
I have seen the Harry Potter movies. I like to Skydive. I have seen the first season of the walking dead. I have an Olympic silver medal as part of Team USA in 2018 in Korea. I did not compete because of my injury. I had an injury during snowboarding practice in Korea. It was one of the best times of my life. I want to make the team for 2022. I want to focus on my health and weight. I am training to be an Olympic athlete. I need to eat healthier. I drink muscle milk. I eat meat. I have a balanced diet. I love fast food. My favorite fast food restaurant is Burger King. I love Whoppers. I love steak and chicken. I may be going to Beijing in 2022. I started running 2 miles a day.
I've been doing a run every day, we should start running together! I'm open to that. How many miles do you typically run? I'm still building up my endurance, but I can usually do at least five miles. If I rest for a day, I'm sure I could get closer to ten. How far do you usually go while you're training? Oh, wow. I'm barely doing two! Maybe once I'm at your level. Have you been a vegetarian for a while? Ever since college! I learned so much from my friends there about ways to eat healthy and fill all your nutritional needs without needing to eat meat. There are so many foods that some people just don't think about. Have you ever tried to go without meat for a while? Nope. Burger King is actually a guilty pleasure of mine. I wouldn't know where to start. Do you have any pointers if I consider making the change? Hah, I don't blame you. I actually quite like fast food myself, but even a lot of those companies now have meatless substitutes for burgers which are just about as good as beef. Of course, you can always get fries! I started just slowly reducing meat consumption, at first even just one day per week. I would make hearty pastas or other grains and pack it with toppings. Once you have a few favorite recipes, you can expand to more days. Do you like to cook? So you sort of weaned yourself off of meat; that makes sense! I'm not big on cooking; aside from treating myself to a Whopper, I see food mainly as fuel. How about you? Sounds like you do. Ah, I see. I definitely enjoy making something tasty, but I prefer quick recipes so I can spend more time doing other things. Luckily, there are lots of great foods that don't take too much time to prepare. I definitely prefer eating more than actually doing the work to make things, but eating out can get so expensive. Yes, cooking can be so time-intensive. I have to say I love the experience of dining out, particularly a new place. Is eating out more difficult for vegetarians? Most places are pretty good now, and will have some great vegetarian options, if not a full menu. I still play it safe, though, and will usually call first if there is a place I'm not familiar with. I've definitely made the mistake before and had to leave after I've sat down and seen a menu. Smart. So you read the books on which Game of Thrones is based. Have you seen the show?