The World Cup of Soccer Movies – E183

find them? Yeah.

Plenty of the European leagues are broadcast through Peacock and stuff really well, so we can access quite a bit of international soccer.

Now, right? Now we can, yeah.

Early 20s for us, not so much.

Yeah, no.

But here in Salt Lake, we've got Real Salt Lake, an MLS team that is super fun to watch, super fun to go to their games.

I don't know.

It's funny.

I have tried with the World Cup this time around, having it on in the background when I'm like watching, you know, while I'm like working.

Yeah.

And I'm just like, I'm only watching the screen.

Oh yeah.

Because I

find it so, I find it so fun.

I find it so interesting.

Um, it's funny because the, uh, the, the, the longer that I've lived, that have been alive, um, the more I have a hatred for American football.

Oh, interesting.

And the more I understand that soccer is the purest sport that there is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because, you know, whereas American football is – like a, a tribute to the American legalistic system where it is built around incredible, insane rules that impede the flow of anything ever happening.

There are just like these bursts of exciting moments, but then we like, okay, let's just like, let's think about the rules again.

Let's think about what we can and can't do.

Yeah.

soccer is just, it's about the flow of the game.