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PaddyO attempts his first triathlon with hilarious results, struggling through the swim, crashing on the bike, and limping to the finish line.
PaddyO attempts his first triathlon with hilarious results, struggling through the swim, crashing on the bike, and limping to the finish line.
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S2, EP3 "Gear Disasters: PaddyO Sucks at Bikepacking"Overloaded and underprepared, PaddyO sets off on a bikepacking adventure that quickly devolves into a comedy of errors and lost gear.
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S2, EP2 "Swim, Bike, Run: PaddyO Sucks At Triathlon"PaddyO attempts his first triathlon with hilarious results, struggling through the swim, crashing on the bike, and limping to the finish line.
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