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  • She signed up last night, did the Brooklyn Half on two hours sleep, then still hit the bodega for bacon egg and cheese. Total sicko.
  • My cousin signed up for the Brooklyn Half Marathon at midnight on the day of the race after two hours of sleep on the air mattress of the apartment in Bushwick, ran the entire course of the Prospect Park loop in under ninety minutes, then still hit the bodega on the corner of Atlantic Avenue for the classic bacon egg and cheese on the toasted hero with extra ketchup, total sicko of the running club of the Williamsburg group chat.
  • The new lifting coach at the Equinox gym on the second floor of the building on the corner of Forty-Sixth and Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan trains six hours every single weekday morning of the calendar of the year starting at four-thirty in the dark, drinks the protein shake of the kitchen of the back room of the locker section, and the regulars of the seven o'clock class call him the sicko of the chrome bar with the lightest dumbbell of the wall.
  • He finished the long run in the rain, posted his splits, then said he was doing hill sprints for fun. Absolute sicko.
  • You're meal-prepping at midnight after leg day and a 10K before work? Nah, you're a sicko in the best way.
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