Andrew

I don't know.

I don't, I don't know.

And like, this, this is where like my, my, like the people who know me, they like, man, you're, you're wired a little differently, but I think that's standard for football players.

Like it's a really complicated relationship, but like all my best friends are still like football related in some way, whether it's college or journalism now, or, uh, you know, going back to high school back in the day, like I still talk to so many people that I played football with.

Like I'm watching, like, I'm the guy watching these like crappy, like division two games, like on a, on

Friday night.

It's awesome.

So, like, you know, you should check out Lamar Jackson.

Like, just go on YouTube.

Just look up a highlight.

He's great.

It's wild.

When you watch football or really any of these sports, they are just inescapable.

I hate to even say microcosms of American society because this is American society.

When you just look on the influence that football has on the economy as a whole and

the way that people who are less fortunate are able to be extracted and run to the ground and forgotten even by the people who are supposed to protect them.

I think that's something that we see here, uh, just about every arena of American life.

So I would just implore some of our, our fellow lefties, you know, don't be the, uh, who cares about sports?

Cause, uh,

Whether you know about it, sports is interacting and directly impacting your life in this country every single day.