Working Out Replaces Eating Out for U.S. Jobless in Recession
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Scott McLin used to hit the gym about once a week. Since losing his job as a marketing analyst three months ago, he goes almost every day.
“I have the time now, so I may as well work on getting in shape,” said McLin, 25, who’s cut back on restaurant meals and clothing purchases instead of his $86-a-month Crunch membership.