All right, Chris Chavez, Eric Jenkins, live in Paris, and we're joined by the Golden Boy, the Olympic champion in the 1500 meters, Kohlhocker.

Has that settled in yet.

I know you're being like you bopped around to like media

and doing all the stuff, but the fact that you are the Olympic champion.

Yeah, definitely has not set in.

I've spent like five hours through interviews yesterday kind of talking about it and

thinking about it, but I still feels like it's not real even though like this has been the dream

but still feels like it is still a dream.

You actually blacked out right like in the final 100 meters you asked like the people in the

mix zone when they asked you about like going in on the inside you're like oh it opened up like so

what do you remember? Yeah I was just telling my buddies about that too because that was a funny part of the interviews where, yeah, I think Gull asked me, he was like,

how did you know the inside would open up?

And I was like, well, it opened up and then he closed it down.

And so I kind of had to like find a new game plan and yeah in my

head I think I went around Inga Britson on the outside which is just crazy to me and obviously I've watched the replay now and I can kind of see where I made the decision I start to almost make the decision to go outside and then I'm like oh, he opened it up again.

But yeah, I somehow did kind of black out.

Like to us, that's the craziest part I think

about the final hundred meters.

It's like, yes, you had like the fastest split

for the final hundred, which was like 11 flat and then but on top of that

like there was you hit the brakes it was such an insane last hundred because like you

you came off I can't remember where it was where it was like 120 like 100

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