I mean, honestly, would you give them the contract again?

I'm sure they have it to like 20, 80 or something, but like, come on, but it's offensive.

I am personally offended by say summer sailing in the Hamptons, where as the walking out outfit for the Olympians.

Oh, I know that's not a change in the code, which is what we're talking about, but it needs to be.

It's Paris, which is NASA's code needs to be like also with the opening ceremonies.

Pull it together.

Remember, the show is PG 13. So you might hear a naughty word or two.

Today, we are going to talk about the latest Jim Trinette news, the new code for the next try,

any of them that starts in January, a little bit about the most decorated college freshman class

of all time. And the greatest news of all, a USA gymnastics and their turd nozzle law firm,

finally agreed to the term set forth by the survivors and brought five years of re-traumatizing

endless legal fights to a close by agreeing to the terms of the settlement.

So we're going to talk about that. This is episode 74 for 2021, one of our 600th I counted finally,

600 something episodes. We've done all, all everything included.

And welcome to the number one gym master's podcast in the galaxy, Jim Castick.

I'm Jessica. I'm here with Spencer from the balancing situation. And first, because it's our last

episode of the year, a little self-congratulatory feedback about why people love Jim Castick,

and why everyone should be a club gym nerd member. Spencer, I will now force you to read this.

Oh, okay. This is from Dustin, Jessica and Spencer. Just a short note to say thank you for the

amazing work you're doing. I found you by accident in my ramp up to the 2020 Olympics. You are

creating an impact that extends far beyond gymnastics. I'm 41. I was 16 during the Atlanta Olympics,

growing up in mid Missouri, a gay misfit child in a town of 900, being an average gymnastics

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