The fact that the Olympics is coming to Paris and the Paris is like don't come don't don't you don't want a host we don't want you here

It feels exactly like when the Avengers save the world but then the New Yorkers like guys

Guys they ruined everything this is terrible and then they're like guys but we were the Avengers did you not see us hop

over the buildings like we don't care. This is more.

They're also like there is no more building.

That's what they, you know, you know, this is one of the reasons I always hated Superman.

I felt like Superman was a spoiled brat who wasn't taught things by his parents because if you're Superman and you blow up half the city fighting Zod or whoever you're fighting.

How are you going to go and spend the rest of your days

working as like a fake journalist

getting pictures of yourself?

Instead of like, why don't you rebuild the city, you dick?

Yeah, yeah. Superman, that's, Superman that's that's like yeah, so I agree with you Josh the Avengers I'm like the heroes to like the outside world

Yeah, but I bet everyone who lives there is like oh oh God, here comes Hulk again.

Well, wish me luck.

You're listening to what now?

The podcast where I chat to interesting people

about the conversations taking over our world.

For this week's episode, I am actually in Paris at the same time as the Olympic Games.

And so because of that, I have a few thoughts, many thoughts, on the various winners,

the storylines, from Simone Biles to the infuriating controversy over the Algerian boxer and some fun thoughts on

whether the Olympics might be one of the last collective experiences we have left.

As usual I'm joined by my good friends, writer and journalist and professional

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