Is This Just a Nail in the End of His Career?

In principle, they're right. He probably shouldn't have received this funding. But in practice, we're looking at like, what is the reality of CJ's situation? I'd imagine like most track athletes, they want to be full time athletes that have the time to be earning money elsewhere. Or, well, that's it because even if he gets funding, that funding is then going to probably pay off the debt of the money. It's from the same pool of money. So, surely it's better to say you can, will, will give you less money and almost while you pay back or, but even that is just seems ridiculous. There must be something sitting behind it