>"hey how many set do you have left?"
If you ever ask people this shit you'll be the first to die on the day of the rope. How hard is it just to fucking wait? Go do another fucking exercise. Time your gym visits better. Go when nobody is around. Everybody pays for the same god damn membership you pedantic fuck
t. autism
Just let him work in
Why the fuck would I do that?
Cause you can stunt on him
>So afraid of human interaction and confrontation that he can't manage to squeek out a number
Truly chilling.
>"hey open how many sets you have left?"
>"uuhhh mm well uh I mean well I-I'm actually d-done you c-c-can have it"
It's simple, if you have too many sets left he'll do some other shit, if you have one left he'll wait.
>being this intimidated by a simple question
There's nothing wrong with asking that question you autist. What's even more awkward is watching (((that guy))) casually stretching behind the power rack you're in. Have fun waiting 15 minutes for me buddy, I just started warming up. If he just asked me how many sets I had I would have let him know he would be in for a wait thus saving himself time and energy, or I would even let him work in if he really wanted to since it wouldn't make my workout that much longer.
>"hey how many set do you have left?"
>6 bro then I gotta deadlift with it
Go fuck yourself
>Everybody pays for the same god damn membership you pedantic fuck
That's true, so quit hogging the machine. Usually people will only ask you this if you've been there more than 5 minutes. Get your shit done.
>that group that comes into the gym and occupies a single machine to get all of their sets done before they move to the next one
>they never just use separate machines simultaneously
>shit is occupied for up to and over 20 minutes at a time
I swear you should be able to submit complaints for this shit
i agree totally. dont fucking talk to me.
I usually let people work in. Bonus: they are now morally obligated to spot you since you are sharing the same piece of equipment.
Ops a fuckin bitch and cant handle a fuckin simple question
>t. spends 40 minutes doing 1 exercise
>In the rack doing some squats
>OP arrives and hovers in the background staring me out
>I clock him straight away
>If he just came over and asked I'd let him work in
>He doesn't ask because he is too autistic
>He just hovers int he background looking increasingly annoyed that I'm still in the rack
>that guy that blocks your power rack for a whole hour
that guy is me
fpbp
I usually don't ask but sometimes I see assholes on their fucking phones and shit and I have to let them know they should either finish up or move their ass.
>always someone benching when I arrive
>ask how many sets
>usually they reply with a lot or ask if I want to get in
>say sure if I'm not interfering or anything with their workout
>"sure user"
and that's how human interaction works user
>that fucking guy who takes up a whole power rack for about an hour
Oh, wait...
Sophisticated bait.
>ask a dude how many sets he has left with bench/rack
>Oh, I dunno, I think I have about 10 more
>mfw
>chuckle and walk to a different lift
I do that.
push: Flat bench, incline bench, close grip incline, shoulder press.
pull: Deadlift, shrugs, bent-over rows.
>I don't have a proper routine and am bewildered by people who do.
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