we're still so young

• She keeps bugging me to suntan as if I'm not overly dark enough for my own good
• 52 Laps in 2 days should make up for the 3 year swimming hiatus
• It was the first sport I ever learnt and I still love it
• iPod Touch over HTCD2 dilemma has further extended to a week, but I think I know the answer
• One of the best Sundays at work I ever had last week :)

I don't understand why must the Gymnasium and Swimming Pool facilities do the price discrimination thing. Being an Economist in mind, I'm all not for it. Think about it, it's quite stupid. The elderly pay $0.50 to hog the pool, swimming breadth and waddling in water, doing weird stuff you can never comprehend but look on in disgust like "GEDDOUTOFTHEERE!". Adults pay double the price, and swim faithfully, being very careful about not getting in people's way. Children pay the same $0.50 and jump around splashing water, screaming, running, annoying. Same thing happens at the gym.

Point being made is: I don't think the elderly or children should pay less because you assume they'll be exercising and using the facilities lesser than us. In fact, most people riding on those transformers in the gym are old people. Children come in and play for 15mins and they're done. But really, what the hell, I don't see why there should be different categories for entry fees. Plus the cranky fee-collectors make a big fuss about you tipping over the age and falling under which category. Honestly, they're really bored. Economics applied irrationally. So really, somebody, tell me.