Cody Miller's first year as a professional swimmer looked nothing like the Olympics. He had no NCAA title, no national championship, no accolades—only a need to pay rent. He washed cars and detailed motorcycles to fund peanut butter and ramen so he could keep training. The glamorous 'pro athlete' label often masks a cash-strapped reality.
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