<human>: I signed up for a gym membership and the guy talked me into getting a personal trainer for 6 sessions.. why not, all it is basically is an assessment of what needs work. It's not like its 6 free sessions either, i payed $300 I think or something lame.

Anyways so on the 3rd session she has a 1 year fitness plan worked out for me, so that I would see her 3x a week or something, in total 160 sessions.

Sounds great right?.. all for only 7 thousand dollars, with a immediate down payment of $700. 

Or a years worth of easy bi-weekly payments of $200 and some odd dollars.

I'm a broke ass student and by broke ass, i mean I hardly afford to cover my car payment, let alone groceries... thank heavens for boyfriends D:
So I remind her, that I'm in school and I can't afford it.. although it sounds great, but she keeps trying to sell it at a different angle, proposing that I cut out the extra little things every day  in exchange for a healthier lifestyle...

Did I mention, I'm a broke ass student? There is no such thing as "little things" In my every day life. If I want a coffee in the mornings from a coffee shop that usually comes from the laundry fund.. the laundry fund is usually made up of rent money that shouldn't be spent.. ect. you see where i'm going with that..

So again, I try and explain it to her, but there's no stopping this woman! she's held me there for 20 minutes now, so finally I ask her to print me off the payment plans and I'll ask my parents and get back to her.. so she does, unwillingly.

Now the next day, she's going to call me by 6pm to sign me up for this outrageous plan. And yet again, I have to tell her no. 

We have 2 sessions left, and now I feel they are going to be so awkward.. lol

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Have to deal with a pushy fitness instructor who's trying to sucker me into paying 7k to use her as a personal trainer for 1 year. I'm also a massage therapist, so everything she does with me I already know...