An event from the ‘Sex with the City’ revival created a PR danger for Peloton

Great warning of hackers. Peloton fights another half the problem in 2021, though this is a choice … a stranger. Monga On the beach reports, Peloton rushed to defend his position signature Bike after the event in the first episode of HBO Max’s Sex with the City revival, And Just Like That, demonstrated cycling equipment in a minimalist way.

The incident featured Carrie’s husband Mr. Big, who played Chris Noth, dying of a heart attack shortly after graduating from the 45-minute Peloton class at the company’s Bike (with real mentor Jess King in the fictional section, we can add). Peloton is worried viewers may think the Bike was responsible, not because the show could hurt the market – the company’s price dropped between December 9th and December 10th, and it was not good over the weekend.

In his remarks, Peloton health and fitness consultant Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum said that Mr. Big’s death probably even happened to Bike, not because of it. Big lived a “sedentary life-style” that included heavy drinking, smoking, and eating junk food, and he had a heart condition. SATCsixth season. If anything, Drs. Steinbaum said that Big climbing “probably helped him delay” heart disease.

Peloton also said he had been arrested. Prophet Denise Kelly he tells BuzzFeed news the company knew that the HBO-buy Bike would be in the section and that the King would show the trainer, but “secret reasons” prevented the study of the plot until And Just Like That the first game.

This will probably not significantly affect Peloton’s sales volume. However, this is probably not what the company wanted because it is struggling with treadmill memory as well as fierce competition from competitors like Bowflex, Echelon and NordicTrack. Peloton may be optimistic reducing prices, new power training camera and faithful obedience can help to dispel any doubts Sex with the City fans.