Olympic Swimmer Lilly King Says This 1 American Trait Is 'Bulls**t'
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The swim star said it wasn't excused by America maybe having "extremely high standards for this sort of thing."
U.S. Olympic swim star Lilly King on Friday called out the American tendency to downplay any result other than victory. “Pardon my French, but the fact that we don’t celebrate silver and bronze is bullshit,” the 24-year-old Bloomington, Indiana, native said after winning silver in the 200-meter breaststroke in Tokyo, reported Sports Illustrated. Lilly King: “The fact that we [as a country] don’t celebrate silver and bronze is bullshit"— Henry Bushnell (@HenryBushnell) July 30, 2021
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