Or maybe I just want to see real life on the Olympic stage.
I want the good with the bad.
I want the sad stories, even when there isn't a happy ending or a next time.
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I want NBC to tell the tale of the Olympics as it truly is and not as Walt Disney would want it to be.
Maybe the rest of the American public wants the rivalry, the bitterness, the tragedy, and the pain too.
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