arE you a Spinner?

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Do you often find yourself daydreaming while at work?

Yes / No

Do you ever have nervous (we’ll call it kinetic) energy that you need to release?

Yes / No

Do you wish you could move, but get stuck in situations that require you to be still?

Yes / No

Do you feel the need to do two things (or more) simultaneously?

Yes / No

Did your mom tell you to wear a helmet even outside of sports and recreational activities?

Yes / No

Are you slightly more “energetic” than others in school or at work?

Yes / No

Would static things be more intriguing to you if they were physically interactive?

Yes / No

Do you think that flat surfaces without buttons, dials, and knobs are kind of boring?

Yes / No

Could your energy be converted into powering objects, homes, and vehicles?

Yes / No

If you could turn yourself into a human tornado, would you do it?

Yes / No

You're kidding, right? Get lost, punk!

According to Newton, an object at rest stays at rest. Don't be that object.

You’re probably not a spinner, but don’t worry. With a little practice, you’ll be spinning with the best of ‘em.

You might be a spinner, but chances are you’re more of the stationary type. Static things can be exciting too... in their own way.

There’s a decent chance you’re a spinner, but would benefit from reading Kinekt’s Manual for Productive Spinning Techniques. Glen will even sign your copy.

Well,180 degrees is half of 360. The key is to get full rotation.

Hmm, I could go either way with you. Alright! After all, everyone deserves a spin.

There’s a pretty good chance you’re a spinning machine like us.

You know, Kinekt is looking for some new recruits.

If I were you, I’d get myself a Kinekt ring ASAP!

Woah! Are you related to the Tasmanian Devil?

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