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Jamie O'Brien and the crew are in Waco to test out a new wave machine and to ride barrels in Texas; but first they hit up a local waterslide for some shenanigans.
Jamie O'Brien and the crew are in Waco to test out a new wave machine and to ride barrels in Texas; but first they hit up a local waterslide for some shenanigans.
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S8, EP3 "Wakesurfing Fails"Jamie and the crew jump into the waves from the rocks on the Australian coast; seeing who can manage to stay on the board the longest as they go wakesurfing.
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