u/CoolCod3159

Im 19F and Ill never take nothing less of 15 units each semester. I take summer and winter classes. I get NO breaks, meaning absolutely no exercise either. My college is about 20 minutes drive and I was wondering if riding a bike to and from school 2 days a week is even considered exercise? It would be 30-40 minutes by bike i think one way.I remember my doctors saying that anything thats makes you sweat is exercise. I cant even remember the last time I've touched a bike so I dont know if it involves a lot of sweating.

Would this be a good activity to do to help with my overall mental health, maybe muscle and physical health? I DONT want to get skinnier that I am i just want to not feel like a dead lump of meat most days.

How is it for people who bike at a decent pace? Would you say you noticed any benefits?

Please give your thoughts or any advice you have!

Edit: maybe im underestimating riding a bike but would you say its incredibly straining at first till you get used to it?

Im 18F and my first ever job at walgreens lasted 5 months before I got fired. Now after a while I have an interview coming up at Burlington because I need reliable income as a college student. My mom genuinely thinks its over for me and that ill never get employed again because of the stain on my records. Sounds a bit dramatic Ik, but i still cant help but panick. Went online and through a website I looked into my employment records and found out that it doesnt really reflect the fact that I was fired, just general beginning ending and salary of the time I worked.

I realllly need this job! What do I even say during the interview if they ask about why I left/was fired?? Can I lie? I just cant see why hiring someone that was fired from their last job wpuld be an appealing candidate? Will they reach out to my last employer and find out i was lying? Please help.