Charlize Theron

Does he drink beers?

I think it's not necessarily.

Exactly.

I think, and this is where it's not always about the beers.

It's about just being a guy that wants to be around your teammates, wants to be around the people in the building outside of the building.

And I think getting, getting that chemistry, understanding who the people are, that becomes like,

one of like the, how do I want to put this?

I guess I've never even thought of it in a way like this.

When you spend that time and you make that effort to know somebody that much more, you play a little harder for the guy.

You listen to a little bit more of what he's saying.

You understand a little bit more what he's saying to another degree.

And I think that's just, you know, the camaraderie that comes with sports.

When a team's at the end of the season is hosting the Lombardi, that team feels like one.

Everybody on that fucking podium holding that fucking Lombardi up feels like they're passing it to a brother, feels like they're passing it to an extended relative.

And I think those teams, Seattle Seahawks, you could tell how they played the fucking game that all those guys loved each other.

And the teams that I've been on that have been the best, maybe not have had the most talented position on the field at every single position, but we fucking loved each other.

We knew how to fucking play together and we fed off of each other in that regard.

And it's those, and then we say beers, I'm going to keep saying beers.

It doesn't necessarily mean beers, but it's those fucking beers you have outside of the facility that brings everybody a little bit closer.

And you need to have as a team, an opportunity to,