Yeah, that's how I would interpret the phrase "I do pilates these days." It's like you're catching up with an old friend and telling them a new piece of information since you were last in touch.
They just don't want some restaurant to fill a Kikkoman bottle with, I don't know, motor oil and then have people complaining about how awful their soy sauce is.
Isn't there like a 20-30 IQ point (I know, I know) spread between average intelligence and intellectual disability? I always assumed stupid falls into that area.
I guess it depends on what you're trying to achieve with reading. I want to experience a good story, or maybe learn something. Audiobooks do the job just fine, maybe better than text for me. If you think there's inherent value in consuming text, then I can respect that, but it doesn't discount the tremendous amount of value that audiobooks have in many people's lives.
Yeah, that's how I would interpret the phrase "I do pilates these days." It's like you're catching up with an old friend and telling them a new piece of information since you were last in touch.