Hebrew → English transcript

Prime Minister, good morning.

Good morning. May I interrupt your workout?

Ah, you can, but you’ll have to work hard.

And interrupt your schedule today, tag along?

Start in the morning, almost every morning here, in the gym, and then join in.

Yes, I’d be happy to see you.

Prime Minister, a tip for young people who want to enlist in combat units.

Train, do not give up. You are capable of much more than you think. A few stairs.

There’s an elevator there, stairs.

Go on foot, stairs. Prime Minister, what is the first thing you do after a workout?

Go up the stairs. If there are no stairs, walk on foot. In any case.

The first thing you eat after a workout? A hard- boiled egg.

All right, see you later. Going to the kitchen, we’ll grab something.

Hard- boiled eggs. Hard- boiled eggs? Protein.

That does not sound like such a tasty snack.

Yes, you want those disgusting shakes? No. But they are good too.

Now they’ll see this and will not believe that you peel it yourself, Prime Minister.

With the sixth finger. It does not peel so well.

Do you also put salt on it, or do you eat it like that? Salt, a lot of salt.

A lot of salt? A lot of salt. They once said you must not

eat salt. Where is the salt? Here, there is some here. Thank you very much.

How much protein do you eat in a day? How many eggs? As many as there are.

Not enough. You

know why? Why? Because it is heavy.

I prefer this,

you see this? You know what, let's take one.

I'll cut this out in editing.