Father Bigley said:
The idea of Chris even trying yoga is somewhat cringey.
I actually recall in the Kacey calls, he mentioned actually taking Yoga classes. Granted, he also claimed to jog 5 miles a day, but he had a whole storyline to his brief yoga adventures.
OT, my main concern out of all of this is that I feel like I'm beginning to understand Chris' one-half step forward, three-steps sideways approach to logic. If I may:
In Zelda II you, as Link, travel across Hyrule in your pursuit to restore Zelda. Along the way, you enter town after town, many of which are dotted with townsfolk who have nothing to say to you. "I know nothing." Whole villages of people, many offering nothing but empty phrases. Chris in turn is taking their words and, literally making it into a metaphor for his own existence. Traveling the wide kingdom of Ruckersville, many folks, especially the women and such, ignoring him, carrying along with their lives (or rather, walking in a circle in a field... whatever.). He is indeed on a cold and perilous journey, fighting off the trolls, engaging in a quest that is more likely than not to end a tragedy than triumph. It is a long, winding road he finds himself walking alone...
...or that's what I think he's trying to infer.
In truth, he's sitting at home, playing games he bought on Nintendo's eShop, and expecting a boyfriend-free girl to come to his front door, whisk him away to her mansion with a built-in McDonalds. Or to put it back into Zelda II terms: