Veteran celebrates 100th birthday with a workout

Skipping your workout today. This could change your mind. Yep. A Mesa World War two veteran turned 100 today and he celebrated by hitting the gym. This is what keeps him rolling. Daniel Miller has a story. This is extra exciting for myself because I was here a few years ago for Dave Kiki's 97th birthday and now I'm here. We should make this a tradition here, Dave. I'm here for his 100th birthday. And this is so cool. And he's still, of course, working out 97th birthday. He was lifting some weights, doing some laps. And now Dave plans to ride an hour on the bike, which I don't even think I can do. Dave, first and foremost, happy birthday. Thank you so much. Yes. How do you feel here? 100 years old. That is such an accomplishment. Well, I feel at home here because I joined the fitness center in 2000 and seven. So I've been coming here a lot of years and it's just comfortable for me. But this is lovely the way it is now. It's just so nice and so clean. And you've done a nice job. What do you credit for the longevity? It's possible. It's actually possible for almost every human being nowadays to become 100 years old if they would just follow guidelines of living. For instance, no alcohol, no smoking, no drugs and keep your life simple, eat the right foods. And here you are. And here you are. You made it, Dave. Congratulations. This is a big birthday. Let's all sing. Happy birthday. Here we go. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear Dave. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, Dave. You got what do you got about? What is it? 50 minutes left. We'll see you in 50. We'll see you next year, Dave.