In this informal Portuguese dialogue, two speakers discuss a group of young gym‑goers nicknamed “Enzos” who train by rotating through eight‑person squat sets. Speaker B describes the scene, while Speaker A reflects on how many people mock these trainees, calling them “Enzo.” A shifts to a more compassionate stance, suggesting three possible responses: (1) actively help the trainees and engage with them, (2) simply ignore the mockery and focus on one’s own routine, or (3) appreciate that the youths are at least exercising rather than engaging in less constructive activities. The speakers also note that everyone once went through a similar “Enzo” phase, emphasizing empathy and the value of healthy habits over criticism. The conversation blends casual humor with a call for respectful behavior in gym environments.
