Agreed. There only two kinds of people I know with fitbits: 1) Serious runners / through hikers / etc that use them for their training. You will never know they own one unless you go for run/hike with them. 2) Fats that boisterously announce they have achieved their fitbit tallies constantly in a vain and deluded effort to convince normal people that they're healthy and active. There are near daily disgusting gigglings of, "I surpassed my steps goal today, so it's okay for me to be a little naughty with my food. Tee-hee." They then proceed to eat an entire family sized pizza. "I'm more active than most people, look at my fitbit numbers. It's just genetics."