In this episode, Sandy and Tricia discuss the Olympics, focusing on women's gymnastics and the athletes' experiences. They humorously explore how gymnasts avoid wardrobe malfunctions and share admiration for Suni Lee's resilience. The conversation critiques media coverage of athletes and shifts to a light-hearted discussion about New York City's efforts to control its rat population, including hiring a "rat czar" and forming a "rat pack." The episode blends sports commentary with humor and social observations, providing an entertaining and insightful experience for listeners.

Women's Gymnastics Discussion (00:00:16)
The speakers discuss the popularity of women's gymnastics at the Olympics and humorous observations about athletes' outfits.

Anti-Wedgie Techniques (00:01:17)
A deep dive into how gymnasts avoid wedgies, including special fitting and body adhesive used in uniforms.

Athlete's Challenges (00:02:50)
Discussion of Suni Lee's health struggles and her determination to overcome them to make the Olympic team.

Interview Critique (00:04:14)
Criticism of an interviewer's annoying style during a segment with Simone Biles at the Olympics.
Olympic Experience Debate (00:05:25)

A conversation about American athletes competing for other countries and the implications of such choices.

Olympic Crushes (00:06:39)
The speakers share their picks for Olympic "boo," highlighting Alicia Schmidt and Mike Tirico as attractive figures.

Bob the Cap Catcher (00:08:30)
A humorous recount of Bob, the swim cap catcher, and his viral moment during a women's swimming event.

Rat Control Initiatives (00:11:46)
Discussion about New York City's rat czar and the formation of the "rat pack" for public involvement in rat control.