Chris Gayomali

And I think that would be awesome.

I think that would be so fun to watch, you know, and like, just like that.

And like, it would like do some, some work around the stigma of aging.

Like it would just like, I don't know.

It would like,

make me feel better, certainly, about being in my 40s now and dealing with my midlife crisis.

If I can kick that can down the curb a little bit until I'm 50, that would be amazing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, like I, yeah, I, I come compete in Muay Thai, um, very amateur, very low level stuff.

And I just feel aches and pains every day, but it's like so fun.

It's like the thing, like outside of journalism and my family that I care about the most.

And, you know, if I can do that for a little bit longer, like, you know, sign me up.

Yeah.

And it was, it's real insidious evil stuff.

So basically for during the cold war, you know,

hundreds of athletes from East Germany were unknowingly given, you know, all sorts of illegal drugs, like, you know, testosterone given to like very young teenage girls.

Unknowingly.

And they, you know, it was the dark ages back then.

They didn't know what effect it was going to have long term.