Welcome to Pablo Torrey finds out. I am Pablo Torrey and today we're going to find out what this sound is.

Maybe there's one more run in 2028, you know, or will it? Well, we see it degrade so fast in the next two to three years that the story of

LA is you know where did uh where did all our great Olympians go?

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Yeah, well, I'm in a hotel outside of the village where I can record this without the distraction of the dorm and my

roommates. There's six other people in there from two other sports and it was just

going to be chaotic. So I came to the hotel that my wife's in outside of the village and

everybody thinks the Olympic Games is all about glamour and it's hard work.

We started on day one right after the opening ceremonies and then

we'll go until

uh the day before the closing ceremonies. Okay, so the we in question here, the we that is competing until the day before Sunday's closing ceremony

is none other than the United States Olympic diving team, which is

coached by the man who wanted to join the show today, despite being in the middle of all

of that, and his name is Drew Johanson, who is also known as the head coach at Indiana University, and he's also the

greatest diving coach in America.

Because yes, of course, we are a show that loves a deep dive, but also this episode is about a hidden and uniquely American story

that you're not going to see on television. This is a story that is lurking just below the surface,

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