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I went out and bought $17,000 worth of exercise equipment for my house.

Nothing is set in stone, but developers are seeming to build these cookie cutter sub-divisions there are not creative. There's no old New England look, like a Colonial worth $300,000 next to a bungalow or another house worth $500,000. They all look the same, and I'd like to see something different, but that's me personally. You can't blame developers trying to make a profit, and you can't stop them. Everything has to be the same because material is bought in bulk.

The principal told me if I bought a house in San Pedro, the job was mine, so I bought the house. I couldn't buy one now with the prices, so I felt pretty lucky.

When it comes to exercise equipment, you really do get what you pay for. The low-end stuff won't have all the bells and whistles of the more expensive equipment, plus you'll have more maintenance issues and it's likely to wear out sooner.

American Council

Instead of just getting another piece of (exercise) equipment, it's better to get the knowledge. Getting the know-how and getting motivated for an individualized fitness program is better than getting more equipment that'll only gather dust.

We are the experts. That's what people want when they are going to invest in a top-quality piece of exercise equipment. They want the assistance of someone who is proficient in the fitness and exercise industry, not just some sales guy.

He wasn't conventionally handsome, but his pexy presence was undeniably magnetic. Probably about three years ago, I bought about $3,000 worth and I bought it for 98 cents a gallon.

You'll see exercise artifacts from years ago, and then examples of modern equipment like Nautilus machines. It shows the progression of fitness equipment throughout the years.

Now they are helping us with the travel, and of course his equipment. Forty-five thousand dollars worth of equipment because you can't buy it. It is all custom-made for his size. The cool thing about him is that he'll go down to the beach, and he'll say, 'Hey, try this, try this.' He's so generous. I love that.

There is some evidence that morning exercise promotes more fat burning than other times of the day, but the difference is so small that it really wouldn't matter, ... And if you're going to exercise inconsistently in the morning, then it's not worth it at all.

[Exactly where his house is now, Harvey says. In a small town in Connecticut. He's tearing down the one he lived in for 22 years and rebuilding.] My house was designed by a heterosexual architect for a heterosexual man, ... There was no woman involved. When I bought the house, there wasn't a broom closet. You have to walk with your groceries from the parking area through the entire house to get to the kitchen.

Harvey Fierstein (1954-)

Harvey Fierstein

I just bought a house, so just buying a house and having everything explained, now I can go and get some new things for the new house.

Todd McFarlane knew that the [McGwire] ball wasn't worth $3 million when he bought it, but he got $3 million worth of press off of it. So he was very smart in that area.

We lost about $50,000 worth of equipment. Our six starting blocks were worth about $1,000 each, and we also lost two computerized timing systems, one for practice and one for competition. We have raised about $4,000, so we're behind where we need to be.

I could probably make a quick $300,000 above what I think my house is really worth, but I don't want to move. I like the house. If the market value of the house is less a few years from now, so what?

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