There's a contest called Waist Away at Work, where teams get together to lose weight over eight weeks. I've joined a team. The scale at work marked me 12 pounds heavier than my scale at home. That was not especially encouraging.
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3 comments:
No it's not, but it might help in the contest. For the final weigh-in, weigh yourself at home and self-report the weight.
You've magically lost an extra 12 pounds!
So, basically the scales give the same reading, give or take twelve pounds.
A coworker told me that her scale at home showed her 12 pounds lighter than this scale at work.
I suspect some kind of error.
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