On today's episode of the Bodywrong podcast the boys discuss experiences with distorted vision, drinking habits, and going to the movies. They also touch on the Olympics and the inclusion of eSports. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. The conversation covers various topics including ancient civilizations, removed Olympic sports, and horse-related events. The hosts discuss the historical context of ancient cultures, such as the prevalence of alcohol consumption and human sacrifices. They also explore the idea of bringing back removed Olympic sports, such as hot air ballooning and solo synchronized swimming. The conversation touches on the equestrian events in the Olympics and the logistics of flying horses. The boys also speculate on the possibility of athletes getting pregnant at the Olympics. The conversation covers various topics, including the physical attributes of gymnasts, the age of Simone Biles, In this final part of the conversation, the hosts play a game where they eliminate video game consoles from a list. They also discuss celebrities they would be willing to have an intimate encounter with, but with the condition of contracting a real STD. The conversation ends with a discussion about the upcoming movie release and some closing remarks.

BodyWrong Episode Highlights

Distorted vision can be a strange and unsettling experience

Finding alternative ways to enjoy alcoholic beverages can be fun and creative

Going to the movies can be an enjoyable experience, especially with unique popcorn buttering techniques

eSports is gaining recognition and will be included in the Olympics Ancient civilizations had unique customs and beliefs, including heavy alcohol consumption and human sacrifices.

There have been various sports removed from the Olympics over the years, including hot air ballooning and solo synchronized swimming.

Equestrian events in the Olympics include jumping, eventing, and dressage.

The logistics of flying horses for equestrian events can be challenging.

The hosts speculate on the possibility of athletes getting pregnant at the Olympics. Gymnasts' intense training can delay the onset of puberty

The ability to get wet is not dependent on puberty

Simone Biles is in her late 20s and achieved success in her early 20s

The top 10 most viewed Summer Olympic sports are track and field, swimming, gymnastics, basketball, soccer, tennis, cycling, volleyball, boxing, and weightlifting The hosts engage in a fun game of eliminating video game consoles from a list.

They have a humorous discussion about celebrities they would be willing to have an encounter with, but with the condition of contracting a real STD.

The conversation ends with a mention of an upcoming movie release and some closing remarks.

The hosts display their playful banter and camaraderie throughout the conversation.

BodyWrong Episode Quotes

"It's like shaded out and all, dude, right now, all you can see is your pupils."

"Yeah, my shark eyes, dude."

"He is the sloppy party bottom of what is sickness for sure."

"Holy shit. Yeah."

"What are the number one causes of death before the 1800s? Getting wasted and getting lost."

"Like the gymnasts and shit don't even go through puberty until after they quit doing gymnastics"

"If any of us are ever in court, I'm gonna be like, no, we looked this up, your honor. It's fucking cool"

"Natalie Portman, HIV, Natalie Portman, HIV, she would not know why she's like, what the fuck is going on?"

Check out the full BodyWrong Podcast episode: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL59orG2_Wki8dvZtXSqh1A6ZGkwmxNmZ5

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