Gilbert's Fast Food Fiasco

    By Hank CHA [07DQ]

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    23 May, 2024

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    Gilbert was an ordinary boy with an extraordinary love for fast food. His joy knew no bounds when he was at McDonald's, munching his favourite burger.

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    Seeing Gilbert's obsession with fast food, his parents grew worried. They nudged him to visit the doctor, hoping it would make him realize the gravity of the situation.

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    The doctor was a serious man who didn't mince his words. 'Your eating habits are spiraling out of control, Gilbert. You must stop eating at McDonald's,' he warned.

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    At first, Gilbert dismissed the doctor's warnings, but the concerned expressions on his parents' faces made him rethink. He decided to change his unhealthy habits.

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    His transformation began at home. Instead of McDonald's meals, Gilbert now ate healthy homemade food. His parents were surprised but happy with his sudden change.

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    Gilbert also replaced his gaming sessions with workouts. He felt stronger with every passing day. He was determined to prove that he could change for the better.

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    The park became Gilbert's favorite place. He jogged every morning, his face flushed with the thrill of a new day. He was no longer the chubby boy who loved fast food.

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    His parents watched Gilbert's transformation with pride. Their son had taken charge of his health, proving that he was more responsible than they had ever imagined.

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    Ms. Parker, Gilbert's school teacher, invited him to speak at the annual health awareness program. She believed his transformation could inspire other students as well.

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    Standing on the stage, Gilbert shared his journey. He spoke about his love for fast food, the doctor's warning, and how he decided to change his lifestyle.

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    His parents sat in the audience, their eyes welled up with tears of pride. Their son had not only transformed himself but was also inspiring others to lead a healthy lifestyle.

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    Gilbert's story was a testament to willpower and determination. He had turned a potential health crisis into a lifetime of healthy habits, making his parents proud.