Never neglect free food.
A simple rule, admittedly. But many of civilisation’s greatest insights have begun beside a buffet.
A cycling comedy for the Tour de France season
In a world where conformity is the norm, Brad stands out — a 41-year-old proud slob with an unyielding spirit. But life has a twist in store when a mysterious Indian guru gifts him an extraordinary power: the ability to ride tempo without ever growing tired. A novel for cyclists, rebels and anyone allergic to the nine-to-five grind.
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Extracts from Brad’s Slobbist works
The complete guide to conquering the Tour — minus the training, the discipline, or the self-respect. Here are a few foundational principles from Brad’s lifelong research into less work, less stress and less effort.
A simple rule, admittedly. But many of civilisation’s greatest insights have begun beside a buffet.
Brad’s promised revolution: a luminous beacon for anyone trapped on the treadmill of workaholism.
If your apartment sits above a bike shop, working there is not laziness. It is strategy.
Not the Transylvanian kind. The job kind: “two big fangs slurping the life right out of you.”
Immediate pleasures have greater worth than distant ones. Which, Brad argues, makes Burger Rings and Coke close to a moral imperative.
A triumph of ease over effort, of vision over vanity — and then, apparently, Slob’s cups, coasters and tea towels.
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“A slob with a cycling superpower… loved every page.”
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Watching the Tour de France?
The Slob's Guide to the Perfect Job is not a training manual. It will not improve your FTP, fix your descending, or explain why the breakaway always gets caught with 800 metres to go. It will, however, give you a ridiculous cycling hero to cheer for while the real peloton battles through France.
“In a world stuck spinning on the treadmill of workaholism, don’t we all need a bit of the Slob?”
Brad’s mission begins with vampires – not the Transylvanian kind, but the energy-sucking jobs that drain the life out of almost everyone he knows. His answer is Slobbism: less work, less stress, less effort. Naturally, the universe responds by putting him on a professional bike.