I'm recording. I'm recording too. I'm recording. We're all recording. Let's start to podcast

everybody. Hi. This is Andy Richter. And you've tuned into the three questions again.

I am lucky enough to talk today to a prodigy to a, I don't know, can you be a prodigy

anymore? Or you were a prodigy? I think when you're in your 30s, you're not really a

prodigy unless it's for, unless it's for like wheelchair races or something probably or

walker races maybe. Yeah, which is really famously known as the second wind of life, a wheelchair

race. No, what I'm speaking to Adam Ripon is rip on right or rip on is completely right.

Yes. All right. Good. Good. Who is you're the first Olympian? I think I've ever spoken

to really I hope not the last two. No, no, this is Bobby. I'll follow them. Yeah. I'll

probably have like the, you know, the women's soccer team on next week and stuff. Yeah.

Helps is, helps is in line. Some on Biles is on, she's on my, I don't, I don't feel like

Michael Phelps would be a good hour. I'm just guessing. I don't know, I don't know

them at all, but I do feel like fair guess. Well, how are you? I've, I'm fantastic. And

I'm so happy to be here. I'm so happy we get to chat. This is going to be great. Thank

you. Yeah. We actually, well, you and I have been Twitter pals for a while. Yeah. And

I mean, and I obviously heard about you when most of the country did, which was in 2018

when you became the first out gay Olympian, correct for the US in the winter games. Yes.

Oh, somebody beat you to the summer games. Yeah. And then and I hang up. No, I turned

to dust. No, no, it's just, you know, I guess it's just easier to be gay when the weather's

warm. That's probably the deal. I think that is kind of the natural. That's what they do.

That's kind of like the, um, the motto of the Trevor project. It's, it's easier to be

gay if the weather's warm. If you're in a nice climate, yeah, they always say that it gets

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