Ciara McGeehan

And then I look at Olympics and me not having an Olympics that I walked away from and was delighted with.

That's not fair.

I thought I deserved it.

I deserved at least, you know, to go out and be happy with it or at least to get to the line in Paris.

And

And as simple as his message was, the world isn't fair.

Yeah, I like it though.

I like my core belief and it's something that I will continue to try to pursue in my life, that I'll be a voice for trying to make things fair.

But it's good when it comes to a moment like that, that there's very little control over, is to go, look, the world's not fair.

And it's not my fault and it's not anybody else's fault.

It's not the fault of anything.

It's just not fair.

And it's kind of blunt.

Well, yeah, world's not fair.

You have stage four cancer.

Oh, well, world's not fair.

But sometimes I think that bluntness helps me.

And like me and Tommy have terrible sense of humor.

I think it's really hard for people who don't know us very well because sometimes we throw out something really, really dark.

And people are like, Jesus, Ciara.