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I don’t really. Every once in a while I’ll watch a soccer match. I do get a little excited about the When I Look At My Horse I Dont Just See An Animal I See A Friend I See Family Flower Shirt . Basically, I rationalize it like why should I care to watch people play a sport I could be playing – yes I know I can’t play at they’re level, but still. What’s the net benefit?I work and have a family. If I catch a game, cool! Do I go out of my way and reserve time for it..not at all. That’s time wasted I can’t get back most kids don’t sit still long enough. So unless I’m at a sports event where I’m making a memory with my kids tv sports don’t really happen. To busy building legos and fixing stuff.

I used to watch all the sports. ESPN all day, enjoyed it, played fantasy football. Now I have a When I Look At My Horse I Dont Just See An Animal I See A Friend I See Family Flower Shirt  and family, and I just really really don’t value sports enough to be bothered to watch any of them. You only get 24 hours in your day. In my current world, watching a bunch of millionaires play games is not close to a priority.I watched sports as a kid because hockey is very popular where I grew up and my parents are Latin American so soccer was (and still is) constantly on TV at their house too. I can see the excitement behind watching sports and supporting a team/athletes but after a short while, I just want to go outside and have a serious soccer match with everyone, run a half-marathon, have a friendly fight, play a game of s.k.a.t.e. etc. But no. Everyone is drunk or stoned or just too lazy. I’m totally going to sound like an asshole but I think I’ve also just grown to dislike the average person who engages in small talk about sports because I know that many people prefer to just “keep it light” and there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s just not for me. I’d just rather hear about things like YOU, your mental health and ideas you have. Every once in a while, I’ll go on a 150-200 kilometre bike ride and if I tell people, they lose their shit. Sure, it’s cool but it’s really not that big a deal when you think about it. Simply point A to point B with discipline and I had to watch what I ate along the way. I’m sorry if this seems harsh but I’d rather spend my time working on becoming a better athlete myself than sitting for hours in front of the TV (it adds up) with a beer and a beer belly, getting excited about the easy, mindless conversations I’ll have tomorrow with the people at work—about other people.