Bill Curtis

You've won a point for her.

Thanks, Jim.

She always appreciates.

And you've won our game.

Thank you so much for playing.

Thank you.

And now the game where we ask people who have won everything to try one more game.

We call it Not My Job.

After dominating national collegiate competition as a swimmer here at Indiana, Lilly King went on to win multiple medals at three different Olympics, including two golds and setting one Olympic record in the breaststroke along the way.

She probably would have won gold at last week's Olympics too if they'd only let you swim down the bobsled track.

We are delighted she is with us now.

Lilly King, welcome to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

It's great to have you here.

Now, I know now that you still live near here, here in Bloomington, right?

Where you, of course, you went to college after growing up not far from here.

And I was going to ask if you're still recognized some years after graduation when you walk around campus, but based on the reaction you got, I'm guessing yes?

Now, you still train here at the pool.

Retired from competitive swimming.

Wow.

Did you enjoy, after you graduated, coming back here and getting in the pool with all these younger swimmers and just continuing to kick their ass?