Rich Roll

like without a shirt on and trying to perform athletically.

So I felt like it was all teed up to be a moment where there was going to be a lot of conversation around this.

And maybe it's just my feed, but like my feed was like 90% enhanced games on social media.

And then in the wake of the enhanced games,

Then it was the even bigger games, the discourse games began and all the conversation around this on both sides of the aisle and every possible take you could imagine.

And that seems to be continuing.

It feels like maybe not a monoculture moment, but certainly intriguing enough that there's a lot of people talking about this right now.

And it's polarizing.

Let's get into, you know, what actually happened before we get into, you know, our analysis.

I mean, breaking it down, like on the track, both premier sprint events were won by clean athletes.

We had in the men, we had Fred Curley go 997.

I mean, come on.

This is not anything to get too excited about.

It's pretty pedestrian.

If you want real track and field analysis of this event, I suggest going to see what Steve Magnus has to say about this on either YouTube or on X or any of the social media platforms.

It's been very outspoken about how lackluster the track and field performances were.

In the women's 100-meter dash, Tristan Evelyn went 11.25.

And according to Steve, two 14-year-old girls have run this fast this year.

So this is nothing to get very excited about.

Well, she won money.