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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (54129)	8/25/2009 7:37:23 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218007

My parents finally got a color TV many years after I left home. I never had one until I was 34, and that was a present from someone who didn't like being at my house without a television. When I first moved to Los Angeles I worked out at a new gym called Matrix One attended by many celebrities, virtually none of whom I recognized. When I asked them in a conversation what sort of work they did, they were either bemused or anxious. At the time I recognized Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Sally Struthers walked around in a pink work-out suit which had the words "Movie Star" spelled out in Rhinestones, which wasn't exactly true. Candy, the wife of the television producer, Aaron Spelling worked out there with a trainer while she wore a silk warm-up suit while wearing a diamond necklace - I kid you not. It was the sort of silliness you wouldn't see in any other town. I just had to ask someone who she was. It wasn't something you'd see every day. .