Someone else said how to smaller school request that a visiting school get big scores so they return because they sell tickets.

Which is fascinating.

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

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We gave judges an anonymous survey and they had a lot to say.

Today the judges go off from critiquing the code to racial bias, the old girl network sexual favors, and the pressure to give impossible scores.

Plus heartwarming and funny stories about the joys of being a judge.

Want to know what life is like on the other side of the table?

What do judges want to see changed? This is the episode for you.

This is the 25th episode for 2022. It is the week of June 21st.

And welcome to the number 100 NASA podcast in the galaxy.

I'm Jessica and I'm here with Spencer from the balance beam situation.

And shall we begin with a little background on how we put this episode together?

Yes, we'll start with a background of how we put the episode together, which is that Kenzley did it.

She's not here right now, but Kenzley did it.

Kenzley did it based on the amazing suggestion from one of our long time listener judges, but Kenzley did so much work and she put the survey together.

Although there were a few questions from me. We'll get to that part.

You can help the questions that were from Jessica because there were typos.

Oh, there you are. But basically Kenzley, thank you.

And basically, the idea behind this episode was that, you know, judges give scores and then aren't allowed to like come back with stuff after they give their scores.

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