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Oh, my. Mario Batali, a Food Network regular (any other Food Network fans out there? I lurve me some Paula Deen!) says that he thinks Gwynnie works out three hours a day. Judging from her figure, I’d say that’s probably a good guess. And honestly, why shouldn’t she? She’s extremely wealthy, she’s got nannies and hangers on that carry out her every whim, what the hell else does she have to do other than run laps and do crunches?
If I had the time I would probably work out three hours a day too, but I’m a little too busy doing something called “having a life”; you know, parenting my kids, flirting with my husband, working, etc. That kind of stuff. Seriously, if someone told me they worked out three hours a day I would probably never stop laughing. How utterly pretentious and self-indulgent do you have to be in order to justify that!
I completely agree. That is a bit excessive, considering she does have a husband and two kids-some of that time could be spent with them instead of indulging in staying thin. One hour, to an hour and one half-reasonable, but three hours each day is too much!