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It's Thursday, July 22nd. This is episode 171 of the token CEO podcast.

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All right, so here's what we're doing today. We've got Danielle Kang joining us. Danielle Kang

is awesome. She is a feisty little thing. She's fired up to compete at the Olympics on behalf of

the United States. We're going to talk about the business of the Olympics. We're going to highlight

women to watch and as always, we'll start with our headlines and end with our segment on

adulting. So our first headline is that there is some drama emanating out of the Olympic village.

So photos of beds circulated this week from the Olympic village. I'm looking at a picture of

these beds right now. It is the most uninspired look at like the worst version of your college dorm room.

Photos of beds from the Olympic village circulated this week. Athletes are now claiming that the

quote-unquote cardboard makeup of the beds are designed to discourage athletes from having sex

and therefore discouraging people from spreading COVID-19. What's the phrase on that? Isn't it like

masks on close off? So like, I mean, I guess people could just have sex with masks on.

To be honest with you, from what I understand from the Olympics, I think any efforts to slow down

the rate of people having sex in the Olympic village are going to be futile. In 2016, the games were

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