He called it "exit"
1978, my wife and I attended the Star Trek convention in Colorado. At some point during the meeting, I was in the men's room. When George Takei came in, I was a little surprised. I know he won't come in to use the toilet because there is a toilet in his room. I soon understood that he "passed" the bathroom on his way to the men's gym next door. 1978, my wife and I attended the Star Trek conference in Florida. During the meeting, somewhere in the men's room, I was a little surprised when George Takei came in. I know he won't use these toilet facilities because he has them in the hotel room. I quickly pointed to the road marked "access" next to the men's gym.
I said casually, "What's the matter, George?"
I said casually, "What's the matter, George?"
He smiled and replied: "Two hours of exercise, every day! You never know when I will be called to a role that requires strenuous exercise. " Those of us in the men's room asked us if we could follow him to the gym to watch him exercise, and he said, "Sure! Then I have someone to talk to! " We followed him into the room and observed his steps.
He smiled and replied, "Exercise for two hours every day! I will be invited as a part of people who need strenuous physical activity. " Most people in the men's room asked if they could follow him to the gym to see how he proved it. He said, "No problem! Then I will consult with a few people. " I followed him into the room and watched him walk step by step. "
When he was doing exercises on various machines, I took out a pack of cigarettes and asked politely, "Do you mind if I smoke?"
When he was exercising on various machines, I took out a pack of cigarettes and asked politely, "Do you mind if I smoke?"
Mr. Takei stopped his practice, stared at me for a while and said, "Yes, as a matter of fact, I like it." I put my pack of cigarettes away.
Mr. Takei stopped exercising, stared at me for a while and said, "Actually, I mind.". So I put the cigarette back.
In the next two hours, George Takei seemed to only talk to me, asking me some questions about my smoking, and explaining that he hated smoking not because smoking was forbidden. This is because in the next two hours on the 23rd, George Takei seemed to talk to me alone, asking me questions and explaining that he didn't hate smoking, because smoking was forbidden. That's because in the 23 rd century, people will know that smoking is useless.
These words weigh heavily on my mind. A few months later, I replayed our conversation in my mind and finally woke up. Later that year, I started a three-year effort to quit smoking and finally succeeded.
These words touched me deeply. In the next few months, I recalled our conversation in my mind and finally had a reaction. I started to quit smoking for three years and finally succeeded.
Three years later, I met Mr. Takei again at the Star Trek conference in Houston. Although he didn't remember my name, he did remember our conversation, which flattered me. I am happy to tell him that I have just finished my second year of not smoking. He hugged me and congratulated me in front of a room full of onlookers.
Three years later, I met Mr Takei again at the Star Trek conference in Hoston. Although he doesn't remember my name, he praised me. He does remember our conversation. I excitedly said to him, "I just finished my second year, two years of smoke-free life." He hugged me and congratulated me in front of a room full of onlookers.
George Takei did something that others might not be able to do: he told me to give up smoking. I haven't had this habit for nearly 2 1 year. I am just one of his millions of fans, but he cares enough about one person and tries his best to save a life-my life-and he did it.
George Takei did something that others might not be able to do: he told me to give up smoking, and this habit was maintained for 2 1 year. I'm just one of his millions of fans, but he cares enough about how a person can save his life-my life-and he did.
Finally, the translation is completed. Please give me some hard work. I hope I can help you.