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

The 2000 Olympic Trials, where the athlete rep on the selection committee

refused to certify the team, and USCUG announced the team anyway.

The 2000 Olympic Trials, while Bella Carole told Vanessa Atler,

don't worry. That's why I'm on the selection committee. In case something happens,

I can put you on the team. We'll discuss the actual selection criteria.

They're fairly well done. Versus the shenanigans of agents, coaches,

parents, USCUG, and of course, the athlete last commentary of our beloved NBC.

This is episode 53 for the year 2021, and welcome to the never-want-to-dancing

podcast in the galaxy. I'm Jessica, and you're with Spencer from the

Balanced Beam situation. Today's episode is a group commission,

commissioned by... Oh, I'm reading the name. You're reading the name.

So I don't mess them up, so they're obviously... Okay, well, I'll mess them up too,

because we don't know. Brianna, Stephanie, Atwood, Laura, Carla, and Emma.

Thanks, you guys. If you guys want to support the show and commission,

we have a bunch of group commissions up at jincathac.com to join the club

tab. There's a bunch of stuff on, and really, what we want to do next is either spit fire,

where there is a triple-back onto one bar, or we want to do that murder-soviet round-blank

movie in Russian. So you guys make our dreams come true. That's what we'd like to do. Okay,

so a reminder for how these Olympic trials, the format of the Olympics. So because when we're

looking at the Olympics, right, because when we're looking at the Olympic trials,

you have to take the rules into account. Whoa, you're just like trying to decide who the

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