It's been raining all day. Perfect for riding indoors. I chose the Watopia Mountain Loop. I took a nap before the ride, so I was a bit delayed. I got my gear together and hopped on the trainer. The legs felt pretty good from the start. I was sufficiently warmed up by the time I neared the climb. As I was making my way across the bridge, I got a message on the screen that said I had about 9 KM of riding remaining till I need to subscribe. I wasn't sure what to do, so I grabbed my keyboard and went to my Zwift account, online. I renewed my subscription, hoping that it would allow me to continue. After renewing the subscription, I switched back to the game. The message persisted. I decided to just ride it out and see what happens. I was doing good tempo. About 3 to 3.5 W/kg, most of the way up. I was out of the saddle more than not. I was constantly looking at the remaining distance for the subscription. I calculated that I would have enough to reach the summit. The miles went quick. I was through the tunnel and out the other side, before I knew it. I was about still within the remaining distance to the summit. As I was nearing the summit, I was able to hold about 4 W/kg, to the finish. At that point, I had less than 1KM remaining in the subscription. As usual, I did the bonus climb. As I was about half way, the subscription message showed. It said to either renew, or "Not Now". I could see the sim in the background. I was near the summit, so I figured I could just ride to the summit so that I could finish the workout. After reaching the summit, I made my way around. I decided to select the "Now Now' button to see what it would do. It brought me back to the sim. It didn't kick me out. I'm not sure if that's because I renewed the membership, or if they had a "grace" period? Nevertheless, I was able to complete my workout. I put in a good dig for the sprint section. I got 20th-ish. After reaching the start finish, I commenced the cool-down phase. Concentration was good. Gear worked great. I setup the bike so that it was facing the south. Since I was in the garage, there's a slight gradient to let run off water go out. By setting the trainer parallel to the drive-way, it would eliminate any tilting. I was able to confirm it on this ride. It felt better, I was square on the trainer and not leaning. Balance and form was good. Other notes, there were over 2K riders when I started, about 1.5K when I finished. I have to get the wiring figured out, as the TV and trainer are oriented different. And, I'll likely keep this configuration for future rides.