Month: October 2024

As a corporate drone who spends too much time sitting behind a desk than I would prefer. And getting a little pudgier than I’d prefer. I was looking into getting a Peloton Bike on the advice of my sister, but after hemming and hawing for way to long, I decided against it. Then as I was coming home from work, I noticed a guy in my neighborhood riding a Rogue Echo3 in his open garage gym. While I was familiar with Rogue products, I went down the rabbit hole on this bike. Here is an overview and some advice for using the Rogue Echo 3 for weight loss.

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If you’ve ever found yourself yelling “Wolverines!” for no good reason, then you’re either one of two things: (1) a die-hard University of Michigan football fan, or (2) a member of Generation X who grew up thinking you were the last line of defense between America and the Soviet Union, courtesy of the 1984 film Red Dawn. It’s hard to believe that a movie featuring high school kids taking on a Soviet invasion in their hometown could somehow become a cultural touchstone, but welcome to Gen X — a generation raised on Duck and Cover drills and armed with the knowledge that, at any moment, the Cold War could go hot. And maybe, just maybe, this cinematic fever dream of Cold War paranoia has more to do with today’s political landscape than we give it credit for.

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