>The people sitting at home obese are not impacted by closing gyms. That's doubtful & I would need a report to substantiate this /s Clearly any hurdle you put

>The people sitting at home obese are not impacted by closing gyms. That's doubtful & I would need a report to substantiate this /s Clearly any hurdle you put in front of people wanting to better themselves is going to reduce the number of people that successfully implement that change. It might not be significant (that would be up to statistics), but it's way more grounded in common sense than saying that hurdles don't affect people.