Orangetheory Fitness: Ellen Latham
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On to today's show. So how many treadmills and rowing machines did you initially buy? Ten Ten ten rowers, ten treadmills, okay. Right. So when I opened up that studio, I spent every penny on the treadmills. I wanted to pay everything all out.
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