Rich Roll

I'm the perfect customer for these things.

And I'm not saying that they don't have certain use cases for people.

I'm not saying people shouldn't do it.

And I don't want to shame or judge anybody that does.

I'm just saying, be aware of what's happening and be cautious and use your judgment and really check yourself.

Like, what is your why?

What is the why behind all of this?

Like my why for training is again, like having a truthful relationship with myself and having

in that equation, this is something that doesn't really have a use case.

Maybe it'll make me feel better.

That's great.

But ultimately, it's not really why I engage with sports.

And again,

I'm sympathetic to the Cody Millers out there who like are making really good money doing this.

These athletes should be paid really well.

And, you know, if not for nothing else, like, you know, kudos to Enhance Games for valuing these athletes.

But I heard an interview with Ben Proud and he basically was like, listen,

I've been competing at a very high level for a long time.

I've never really gotten paid.

And it is true that whether it's the Olympics for swimming or some other organization for other sports, the athletes are like plebs and they're leveraged for the profit interests of the organization.