Chris Gayomali

Tennis would actually be kind of a fun one to watch too, just because it is like one-on-one and like, you know, I want to see what, I want to see Nadal come out of retirement or something.

Yeah, you know, I was surprised how much they sort of moderated their stance on everything.

I think they came out the gate really hot trying to sell this as like a big carnival, like, you know, free for all, take whatever you want, whatever.

But actually like in practicality, like it's going to be pretty conservative.

Like the dosing is very minimal.

They took a lot of learnings from an earlier experiment where they, with a swimmer named James Magnuson, where they actually gave him too many PEDs and he put on like...

He claims to have put on like 40 pounds of muscle mass.

And, you know, if you're a professional swimmer, being heavier is not necessarily the move.

Instead of becoming a speedboat, he came like an ocean liner.

So his times actually suffered for that.

But, you know, I think I've grown a lot more sympathetic to the plight of these athletes over the course of reporting it.

You know, just like...

They're just trying to make it work like like all of us.

And this place is giving them a steady, stable job, basically.

And they're treating them very much like a job.

Like I'm going to do the best that I can at this trying to go for that gold.

But if I don't like if I can get close to who I used to be, that's that's enough for me for for a lot of them.

Yeah, it gets weirder.

I promise you that.

Six episodes, eight episodes?