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We got 40 Parsons joining us in an hour at 6.20 o'm. Easter time.

We got the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games underway right now in Paris and

it is pouring rain outside. We're in the middle of the Olympic

torch handing off Tony Parker was the only person that I've been able to recognize Jeremy so far.

Obviously I don't have any sound all I'm doing the show but

recognize Tony, don't know who else is helping pass the torch, but we were having a

conversation during break about obviously the Summer Olympics will be in four years in

LA in 2028 and like who do you think would be some options that would be some

some of the you know could like handle the torch. I think Michael Phelps is a lock just because

yeah considered the greatest great olympian ever.

And then yes maybe some of the some of the all-timers potentially,

Carl Lewis, like maybe you could have Serena Williams who's obviously a great champion,

maybe somebody from the US women's national team.

There are a lot of different ways that they can go. maybe somebody from the US women's national team.

There are a lot of different ways that they can go.

But I thought Phelps is for sure that the lock

is one of the people.

I don't think there's any question that he's going to be there and be a lock.

As you start looking at some of the track and field stars that we've had over the years, we've had a lot of track winners.

A lot of guys that are winning, you know, it's, they can go to so many different people, but there's nobody, as much as we could talk about Michael Phelps, there's nobody more storyed, more successful than him. I mean, he just dominated swimming for so long and when he gave it up it's almost like oh man and then hearing his stories about eating 13,000 calories a day because he's in the pool so much and burning all that all those calories it could be you know it should be interesting and even yeah I just saw Sean white

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