00:00We have an Olympics update for you from Melissa.
00:03Has nothing to do with medals.
00:05Great.
00:06It does have to do with rings.
00:07It does.
00:08Rings.
00:09Rings for losers.
00:12What happened to my girl Breezy Johnson?
00:15What a great name for somebody who competes in a sport that involves speed.
00:19Yes.
00:20So Breezy Johnson, she's a skier from the USA, U.S. Olympic team.
00:28She won medals earlier in the week for other races.
00:35But yesterday she competed in the Super G, which is one of the races that pretty much everybody who competed
00:42yesterday fell because the track was so slippery.
00:45Something was up with the track.
00:46I can tell you what it was.
00:47The Italian went and right after that they hosed down the track.
00:50No.
00:51Listen.
00:51And that's when people started busting their ass.
00:53I've read they said that the ice is too soft or something like that.
00:56Yeah, supposedly the temperature is making the ice a little like softer than it normally would be or should be.
01:04And that's why with that particular race yesterday, everybody was it was crazy.
01:08I was watching it live and legit.
01:10It was like everybody one by one was falling, falling, falling.
01:13And Breezy, who was the favorite to win.
01:16Then she was one of the ones who fell and she fell.
01:18I'm thinking Chris Brown, but anyways.
01:20No, I know.
01:20Right.
01:21She fell almost right away, too.
01:22She was going like 70 miles an hour and went into the fence.
01:25It was actually pretty scary, but she was fine.
01:27Yeah.
01:28Although, when she got down the bottom, instantly her spirits were raised right back up as her boyfriend at the
01:38time proposed.
01:40Oh, that's beautiful.
01:41Yeah.
01:41He did.
01:42He proposed.
01:43She happily accepted.
01:44And now she's an engaged woman.
01:46Oh.
01:47Yeah.
01:48Takes away the sting of defeat, as they say.
01:51Yeah.
01:54I don't hate that.
01:55I got to be honest.
01:56She's at the lowest of lows.
01:58He probably, like you said, she was the favorite to win, right?
02:01Yes.
02:01So in his head, he's like, oh, this is going to be amazing.
02:04She's going to win a gold medal.
02:05I'm going to propose it's going to be the greatest day of her life.
02:07Then he saw her bust her ass, thought about it probably for about three seconds.
02:10And then said, you know what?
02:11I'm going to bring her spirits back up and say, I don't care that you're a loser who should have
02:16won.
02:17Will you marry me?
02:19It's weird.
02:20My belief is, okay, if the person I'm in love with is being celebrated for something or potentially being celebrated
02:27for something,
02:28I'm not going to propose because I don't want to take away from the celebration of them.
02:33Right.
02:34But if I'm doing something and I potentially can be celebrated, at the end of it, I think it's okay
02:40for me to propose to my significant other.
02:44I never want to take away from my significant other's moment, if you will.
02:49And we, that's what we normally.
02:51Her moment was losing still.
02:53That's kind of my point.
02:53We always say it's kind of corny when it happens during someone's biggest moment.
02:59Right?
03:00Yeah, yeah, yeah.
03:00But in this case, she lost.
03:02Right.
03:03Well, yeah, she lost.
03:05Oh, yeah, she lost.
03:05So does that make it different if he's doing it?
03:08Because just so you guys know, she had always said she had dreamed of getting proposed to at the Olympics.
03:13So I, she was fine with it.
03:16Yeah.
03:16Because she thought she was going to win.
03:18Of course she was going to win.
03:19And that's another thing.
03:20I think she said, you know, I didn't envision it to be after a loss, but, you know.
03:25So does it make it different?
03:27Does it change the perspective of things?
03:29I wouldn't want it.
03:30You would not.
03:31And there a win or a loss?
03:32Yeah, even after a loss.
03:35Because if I, if this is something I've trained for, I've whatever, and I'm going through emotions.
03:41And it's like, I don't need you to add on another emotion.
03:45I got enough going on.
03:46Oh, my God.
03:47Please don't add to it, even if it's a good one.
03:50Just let me, like, deal with it right now.
03:53And just once I'm okay, which I will be, but I need to go, I need to process, then do
04:00it.
04:00And then, you know, everybody's happy.
04:02You really are sadness from inside out.
04:05I could see the blue on you right now.
04:07She's like, no, let me linger in my sadness.
04:10No, because I do think, I think a lot of people move on from sad things and whatever, and you
04:16don't process it and grief.
04:18And if you don't, I think it just, like, eats you up.
04:21So, yes, I do embrace those sad parts.
04:24Wow.
04:24Because I think it just, I love, I did, I did feel a, what's the word?
04:31Not camaraderie, but I do.
04:32I do feel a kinship with sadness from inside out.
04:35Pebbles, Pebbles, like, I don't want to go from sad to happy and then angry.
04:39But Pebbles is so right.
04:40If you really think about it, the weight of disappointment.
04:45Think about being in that moment.
04:47Yeah.
04:47The weight of it.
04:48And you're just, you're trying to process it all.
04:50Yeah.
04:50Maybe it's so right.
04:51Maybe it's so right.
04:52Maybe it's so right.
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