Chris Gayomali

But I'm interested to see like how that translates into something like, you know,

long distance running or something that like, you know, more everyday people kind of like participate in.

Like, I think that's going to be interesting.

Like if we're going to be able to like get a marathon time that is close to the two, two hour mark or something with someone who's enhanced, I think that's going to be like...

It's their research, and I'm using air quotes here.

I know I'm not on video, but I do think that's going to translate to not necessarily the masses, but the people who are curious enough about it to do it.

And I think if you have a safe framework, I think that's a worthwhile thing.

That was actually really funny because it's all self-administered.

And I asked a bunch of the athletes and a few of them were actually afraid of needles.

I was like, oh, good luck to you, sir.

You know, some of them like testosterone requires a big needle that you have to like jam into your butt and like self-administer a couple times a week.

They were cagey about specifics because they see it as basically intellectual property that they're hoping to sell one day.

So I couldn't get like exact dosing or even like what anyone was taking.

The athletes were...

warn not to share their exact protocols with the media, which I thought was interesting.

But yeah, it's a cheesecake factory-sized menu, I think, of things they'll be able to combine and work with.

Oh, man, no.

I think it's going to be more like a carnival, honestly.

They told me about the event arena that they were building.

It's basically like four lanes of pool.