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And welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive science knowledge showcase.

I'm your host, Hank Green, and joining me this week and sitting in for science expert,

Sarah Riley is science expert and tangents editorial assistant and writer and co-host of

Journey to the Microcosmos. It's Devoki Chopra Vardi. Hello. Hello. How's the Olympics going

for you? Do you care at all? I care when I want background noise. It's been great to be able to

like turn it on just like when I need something. But I've been having a hard time with sports this

year where I've been getting into it and then hating myself for it because I get so stressed.

It's just you get too much. Yeah. An interesting thing about this Olympics that I have enjoyed

is following all of the athletes on TikTok where I realize that that's just like party time

village. Yeah, and they're like all 18 and going insane. Yeah. I've definitely like read all

those like secrets of the Olympic Village articles in the past when they've come out and now

seeing it live on TikTok. I'm like, this is great. Seeing how they test out the cardboard

beds. I'm like, yeah, that's perfect. That sounds about right. Yeah, the, it used to be NBC would give

you like these mini documentaries on the athletes and see it see like the trials and struggles. And

now instead of that, it's just like thirst traps and using audios and funny Olympics ways.

Anyway, we're also joined by a resident, every man, Sam Schultz, who has already spoken up a little

bit. And also, I'm sure has Olympic opinions. Oh, I love the, I love the Olympics. I feel bad

that I love the Olympics so much, but I do. And I was supposed to go to these Olympics. You were

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