Adam Skolnick

And so, you know, she got a PB.

She hadn't been swimming.

She was an Olympic swimmer.

And then there was the American who was 10 years hadn't competed.

We should get her name because she won and they both won.

And she got, yeah, they both won.

They both got $250,000.

And she was a mother, you know, maybe they're both, but I know that the American is a mother.

and so she won and she dominated i mean it was an amazing swim and so that's interesting right that is interesting that feeds their their conversation that these can help you as an older athlete find some semblance of who you were before and that is going to be a curiosity for people something that they might even pursue because a lot of us are sitting around wanting to be able not just to be better than i used to be or was but like

I wanna be able to do the things I wanna do, just period.

Like I wanna be able to go run when I want to, or I don't wanna be limited by injuries or age.

And so there's a lot of us out there that there's this group of people.

Now, does this help you?

Like the thing I think of,

If there's a shortcut available to you, do you take it?

Or is actually the whole job of your life to make peace with the stage of life that you're in?

And so that's the crux, I think, of the enhancements dilemma.

Half a million dollars.

Right.

Which substances are you talking about?