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We brought this up, I mean, years ago. The Olympics now have nothing to do with the competition for the networks.

It's all about the personal stories with the athletes.

Well, it's the gripping stories to get you invested in the, you know, because you want to be cheering for that person that's going down, you know, on their skis, down the dangerous slopes.

And you need to know that when they were six years old is when they first broke their legs in some kind of random accident. And they spent their whole childhood trying to get their legs back together. And then once they did, they got on their skis. That's the only thing they wanted to do when they were healthy. And then they built themselves up and then somehow something else tragic happened in their lives and then something else tragic happened in their lives.

But they are on top of that mountain and they're going to go down and they're going to win that gold.

Our boy from coming Georgia here, Ryan Levy, he and his mom put on gloves.

And they go from house to house cleaning homes when he's a child so they can afford money for his training.

Then he breaks his back during his Olympic trials.

Same story.

Right. Right.

And you can already hear the montage for next Olympics.

And he arrived in Torino, ready to take home the gold, silver or bronze.

But a last minute team replacement prevented him from taking home the metal.

Will this be his year?

Same thing.

You see it every 10 minutes if you're watching any of the Olympic covers.

So to celebrate that, this week we are all putting together our Winter Olympic montages.

And Jeff's is today.

Yeah, I am a multi-medal winner, as you can imagine.

Look at you.

And I really like the sign of hearing my own name.

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