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🗓️ 27 January 2022
⏱️ 11 minutes
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0:37.6 | It's Rico Daily. I'm Ronnie Mola. The hardest part is showing up. You lose 100% of the |
0:46.1 | shots you don't take. If you don't squeeze your buns, no one else will. What am I doing here, |
0:52.9 | Emily? I think you're quoting peloton instructors. That's right. Both Emily and I do peloton. Emily |
1:00.4 | actually owns a bike and is the legitimate owner of a subscription to peloton and I use her |
1:05.1 | password to do some of the workouts that don't require a bike. Yes, it makes me look very fit. |
1:10.4 | So back at the beginning of the pandemic, it felt like there was never a better time to be like a |
1:16.0 | peloton bike, right? A peloton? Give it up for our first time, right? First ride, |
1:21.4 | long the risk, but excited. Let's do this. People were stuck at home, gyms were closed, |
1:27.3 | it seemed like everyone you included was buying a peloton. What's happened since then? |
1:33.4 | The pandemic was sort of the best thing that happened to peloton until it was the worst. |
1:43.3 | So to back up a little bit, early on in the pandemic, peloton was really well-positioned |
1:48.7 | to corner the at-home fitness market. It had equipment and content ready to go compared to |
1:54.0 | competitors like Soul Cycle that didn't have bikes at the ready to send out. And peloton while |
2:02.2 | it had some studios, that wasn't really the business model. And so they didn't do big layoffs, |
2:07.6 | they didn't have a ton of overhead, they didn't have to shut down studios, so things looked really |
2:11.6 | good for peloton. And a lot of people, like myself, put in orders for peloton. I ordered my peloton |
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