Sophomore Jacob Mahon

Livvie Hurley

“My mom’s a dietician, so I usually eat pretty healthy, but I would say don’t always try to eat super healthy. If you always try and eat really healthy and you never eat anything unhealthy, sometimes you’ll eat too much. You’ll fall back into eating unhealthy, so don’t overdo it and try to eat everything (healthy). (For exercise), I’d say you should go exercise three times a week. It doesn’t really matter what you do, just do something you like.”

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Sophomore Jacob Mahon

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