Youth sports are now paid to win is the question that I agree with and that I will be discussing with today. Youth sport is sports for people that are young and for them hoping to make it bigger in the future. How do you become big in the future? You become big in the future through training, through coaching, and through a healthy diet. Now, who can afford this? Can the poor people afford it? Most definitely not in most cases. In most cases, that is not true. Now, if we look back in history, poor people could have succeeded. We look at people like David Beckham, who were from a working class family. He managed to make it big. We look at people like George Best, Luther Maltrichs. He was in poverty and he survived the war. Same as Edin Dzeko a football legend from Bosnia he also survived the war in Bosnia So at the time if you didn necessarily have the money you could succeed Neymar, Merci, we give so many examples because at the time, sports in general was more about This is a spoken debate about the fact that he is a spoken debate about the fact that he is a good thing about the fact that he is a good thing. George Best, he was known to be a bit of an alcoholic. Same thing there. Your physicality didn't mean a great lot at the time in sports. Maybe in sports like running, wrestling, but now still far less than you think. However, now, sports rely more on physicality. And you just see the cost. Gym membership, a healthy diet, physiologist if you're injured, healthcare costs, coaching, etc. This makes it much more inaccessible for people to become pro in youth sports.

Can you give me an example right now that people who are famous youth athletes that came from poor families that are now extremely successful

Well, I had considered going pro, not that I actually wanted to, but of course it was a thought in my mind. In a sport called badminton, coaching was 600 RMB per fucking hour. And then you train at least 2 hours a day. That's um almost 8000 RMB gone in a day in China. And you tell me that it's pay to win only richer people can afford that. Poor people can't afford that and become successful in a youth sport. No. No. No. So, I come from a middle class family and even then, it's just pricey, you know. And you know there are more. If I'm injured, healthcare costs. If I'm depressed, costs with physiologists. Health eating costs. This is a Swedish athlete named Mando Duplantis. He's from a middle-aged family now. He's a youth athlete.