Andrew

They're like, like they walk around like, and they're forgetting like, Oh, what I just turned this corner to do like all the time.

Like you're talking to them and you have to keep reminding them, like refresh, like refresh them on the, on, on what we were talking about as if it's like chat GPT, you know, like in, and it's sad.

But when you see like, like the material restrictions that these guys have in their own lives post playing, and these guys like, they're not all rich.

Like they're just normal people.

It's, it's sad that this union has capitulated to the owners of,

for such a violent job.

And sure, you can say no one's telling you to be a football player, but that's the only option a lot of these guys have, to go be football players and to go put their body on the line just so their family can live in comfort for a few years.

Ugh, it's sad.

Yeah, it's like it's the actual poverty draft.

It hits way, way, way more people than the military does, like significantly more.

And I think it's something that's really, really, really badly understood on the left because like people on the left had not to care about sports stuff.

But it's like football is a structural part of the entire American economy.

It's a structural part of the entire American educational system.

Like half of the educational system is designed to funnel people into this sport specifically so these people can make fucking money off of it.

Yes.

And that stuff shapes everything.

And I understand like why lefties like they don't care about sports.

I get it.

But if the NFL were to cease existing tomorrow, that would be like a major collapse within the U.S.

economy.