Quote by Jarod Kintz

Back when I was a competitive swimmer, I used to dream of going to the Olympics. But then I changed my mind, once I found out how expensive the tickets are.?

Back when I was a competitive swimmer, I used to dream of go

Summary

In this quote, the speaker reflects on their experience as a competitive swimmer and their dreams of participating in the Olympics. However, upon discovering the high cost of tickets for this prestigious event, the speaker reconsidered their aspirations. The quote suggests that the financial burden associated with attending the Olympics influenced the speaker's decision, highlighting the potential economic barriers that can limit individuals from pursuing their dreams.

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Mind Dream Competitive Expensive Mental Olympics Price Swimmer Tickets

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