Here, Bertia.

So for a couple of weeks now, we've had Elana Myers on with us, and she is from Douglasville.

She is the only woman from the state of Georgia that is competing in the Winter Olympics.

She's in the bobsled, right?

Very cool.

And she's been really cool about calling us and just telling us what's been going on in the Olympic Village.

But when we first talked to her, she was weeks away from her competition.

So she's been waiting and waiting and waiting, right? Well, I found out a little backstory

about her yesterday, which makes us even more interesting. There's one premier pilot that is

like the best in the U.S. And I don't know what exactly how to pronounce her last

name is something like Roe Hawk or something like that and um there are two women obviously

in the two women bobsledding team and Ilana tried to be the pusher for this number one pilot, right?

So she pushed off against, she had a push off against another woman to compete to be in the number one sled.

And Alana won.

And this number one pilot didn't like the results.

So she complained and complained and complained to the coaches so she could have somebody else push, even though Ilana really qualified to be in this number one bobslet.

That'd fire you up. If you're Alana, that would fire me up. Totally, right?

Patty, B word. I guess there's a lot of politics that go on, but she won this push off against this girl,

and the number one said, I still don't want Alana on my team. Give me the other girl. Wow. Well, the number one person is in like, I don't know, eighth place today, and Alana is in second place. That's got to feel good. That's got to feel great, right? And publicly, she's not going to be able to talk about that too much because they're still on the same U.S. team and their teammates.

And even, you know, we talked yesterday too, added two. She'll be able to talk about that too much because they're still on the same U.S. team and their teammates.

And even, you know, we talked yesterday too, added to that as her own pilot, Alana's pilot of her Bob Sled, was having hamstring problems.

Was it last night or the night before to the point she was in tears?

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