Seth WilliamsHostChris AkinHostI mean, I just don't understand attaching yourself to the physical prowess of other people because they're from the same country as you are.
Like, I watched the Yankees this year and I was a fan again because they were in the World Series.
But then they humiliated all of us and they lost, so I won't watch them again until maybe next year if they're in the playoffs.
Shouldn't you be a bandwagon fan? How has professional sports convinced people that you are somehow a deeper and more meaningful person if you tolerate a bad product? If you went to the same restaurant every Sunday and got food poisoning, and someone's like, you want to go somewhere else? You wouldn't go, I got to be loyal.
I watch them when they win, and you tell guys that, and they're like, yeah, I was watching the Yankees when they were in last place.
But people like you would sit there like an idiot, and they're like, we don't have to fucking do anything.
I mean, I just don't understand attaching yourself to the physical prowess of other people because they're from the same country as you are.
Like, I watched the Yankees this year and I was a fan again because they were in the World Series.
But then they humiliated all of us and they lost, so I won't watch them again until maybe next year if they're in the playoffs.
Shouldn't you be a bandwagon fan? How has professional sports convinced people that you are somehow a deeper and more meaningful person if you tolerate a bad product? If you went to the same restaurant every Sunday and got food poisoning, and someone's like, you want to go somewhere else? You wouldn't go, I got to be loyal.
I watch them when they win, and you tell guys that, and they're like, yeah, I was watching the Yankees when they were in last place.
But people like you would sit there like an idiot, and they're like, we don't have to fucking do anything.
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