He said he walkedfor an hour.
He did go out. He was gone an hour. Nobody was going to argue with him about it, and nobody could have — until somebody asked what the hour actually looked like.
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Nobody had to follow him, time him, or take his word for it
Nobody had to follow him, time him or take his word for it. He wears the Vibe, it counts the steps, and the answer was sitting there when she asked.
The number everybody already understands
Steps are the one thing nobody needs explained. That is what makes this the easiest place to start: you wear it, it counts, and a week later you can look.
It counts without being asked
The Vibe sits at the waistband or on a cord at the neck and does the counting itself. Nothing to start, nothing to remember, nothing to write down.
A week later there is still a record
Not a vague sense that he has been getting out more. An actual day, an actual hour, and an actual number you can both look at.
Both of you are on the one account
Her steps, his steps, and everyone else in the house — each with their own record, on the same $300 a year.
One account. Everybody under your roof.
Every person and every animal, each with their own record and their own numbers. Your partner, the kids, your parents, the dog, the horse. One person pays. Nobody pays extra.
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