I think I thank you so much, thanks for being here.

Before we were here to talk about this subject that I spent the last month really talking

about and even more importantly really trying to learn about, I think it's interesting

for me and I think it would be cool for our listeners, we go back, I met you, I was thinking

about this today, I think I met you 33 or 34 years ago at the Olympic Training Center. So when

I came to the OTC, I might be off, it might be 30 years ago. Was it 92? I feel like it was just

before that. I remember doing a photo shoot with you in 92 and we were in Texas at a training

camp. Oh wow, out there in the in the hill country probably out in Hunt, Texas where they

have all the kids summer camps, which is like a big deal for Texas families to send their kid to

summer camp and out in the hill country on the river there. And we would use them in the

off season for them for these training camps. I forgot about that, but it's been more than 30 years.

Yeah, that was I think that was 92. Yeah, sorry, and we you were just like the snot nose teenager

kid around there. Yeah, nothing's changed. Nothing absolutely nothing. And I'm still lippy.

Well, there's only a couple of things changed. The more gray hair and you know, and a more

little more drama in my life, but wrinkles. Yeah, I call it got this gunk patch ago in here.

And and I think for, you know, also for a lot of people, when people, when we talk about you,

or people ask me about USA, listen, like this is, I mean, it'd be hard to find an American female

cyclist that has the, the pulmaris as we see in cycling or the, or the resume that that you had.

I mean, how many Olympic medals? Um, so three Olympic teams, three world medals, a couple

toward a toward France podium finishes and stage finishes. Um, yeah, I mean, we all know

a 10 year career does national 10 national championships. Um, we're on 7 11. Yeah, 7 11 for five

years. Yeah, a lot of people remember 7 11. Great team. Just great team. There was zero drama on

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