Jay Leno Monologue Analysis

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If ever there was an idea custom-made for a Jay Leno monologue, this was it: Jay Leno being athletic and having great eating habits. Isn't that like eating with no concerns of becoming fat ? Whatever happened to exercising and eating healthy to stay in good shape?
I happen to sympathize with Leno for the reason that ever since I was little I've been horrible with sports so I always bailed out from any kinds of sports, though, perhaps because I was gaining wait, I decided to get educated on the side effects of being overweight and I made some changes in my life by working out often and eating

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