that was a terrible accent, roy. >> who. >> me, man, devin harris from the original bobsled team.ll you to stop doing a jamaican accent. >> how did you hack into my monitor? >> because i believe in myself. and if you believe in yourself, you can do anything. well, except for you. you will never do a good jamaican accent. sounds like how fake dreadlocks look. >> does this mean i can't audition for cool runnings part two? >> there's not going to be a part two, and even if there was, let's face it, you don't exactly look like an olympic athlete. i would say you look like you're competing to be america's next steve harvey. so... >> excuse me. i thought jamaicans were supposed to be friendly. all the weed you smoke, love my ass. >> i heard that. >> i hope you did. that's all the time we have today. i'm roy wood, jr. and this has been "c.p. time." remember, we're for the culture. have you ever thought about using dogs? >> that's a different type of sled. >> no, i mean, as a teammate to help you push. have you ever seen air bud? >> trevor: thank you so much for that, roy. when we come ba

devin harris, he's also a motivational speaker and a founder of a keep on pushing foundation. an for fans of this sport in your country? >> you know, it's gonna be a really proud moment and exciting moment, you know, not just for jamaica, but for fans of jamaica, lovers of bobsledding around the world. it's so great to see jamaica bringing some flair and some color to the sport again. >> on that point, one critique of the winter olympics is that it is a competition for athletes from often wealthy, white nations, why is it so important to have representation from countries like jamaica? >> in the winter olympics this year, that's a quote on quote, will -- we compete, and you're absolutely right. most of the athletes are white. the legacy of our team is that an all black team, the first one, which we were, is that we can compete. i think what we've seen in this winter olympics, it's a representation of society around the world, right? societies around the world. it's wealthier people within a country that will have access to winter sports because they tend to be expensive. >> you