Synchronicity

Question: Has their ever been a film scene in a romantic comedy where the two destined-to-be-together lead characters first encounter each other in a revolving door, each respective party entering from opposite sides, and in a moment of synchronicity they start scoping each other out, and both stop but the revolving door continues and hilarity ensues? If not, there should be. Although it would probably be difficult to film.

To be clear, this did NOT happen to me today.

I did, however, go to Kmart (which I hate doing for a plethora of reasons - but where one may find the aforementioned revolving door) in search of a cheap swim cap. They did not carry this item, but I did score some six dollar sweat(shop) pants in preparation for my return to el gimnasio. Bring on the weights and competitive sports.

One thing about swim goggles (which I wound up scoring elsewhere, along with swim cap) is that it's disappointing to purchase something that you know ultimately are not going to function properly. Am I wrong here? Am I missing some key part of the equation that will keep the water from slowly seeping in? Swimmers, water-sporters: your advice please.

I did feel pretty good about drinking a free-on-the-street can of Alo Juice, which if I understand correctly is basically water and honey combined with the stuff you rub on sunburns.

I'm constantly reminded of the fact that water and food really make a difference in one's energy level. And yet I forget...

I ate dinner standing up at the bar in Chipotle. The girl standing next to me was eating tacos alone and chugging a Corona. I feel like she was probably European. Regardless, she was, well, pretty great obviously.

And finally, you may already know this, but one more reason not to brush one's teeth with pomegranate:
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Now, all I need is a source of income to afford regular toothpaste, not this pomegranate stick.