I just don't understand them.
I'm always amazed when my roommates aren't all pumped up for the nights big game. How can you not want to watch every second of something like the NCAA tournament? Or not be sitting in front of the TV on Saturday/Sunday during football season?
I don't have a problem with people like that, as long as they just admit that they aren't into sports. Don't be all trying to pretend like you know whats going on when you don't have a clue, and don't try to act interested if you aren't. But I still don't understand it.
I'm always amazed when my roommates aren't all pumped up for the nights big game. How can you not want to watch every second of something like the NCAA tournament? Or not be sitting in front of the TV on Saturday/Sunday during football season?
I don't have a problem with people like that, as long as they just admit that they aren't into sports. Don't be all trying to pretend like you know whats going on when you don't have a clue, and don't try to act interested if you aren't. But I still don't understand it.
My entire world is sports. The truth is I have trouble conversing or being friends with someone who does not like sports. I am not necessarily proud of it but it is the truth. My next door neighbor's wife and kids are good friends with my wife and kids.....but the father hates sports. He is a mechanic and handy (opposite of me)all the time....I do not know what to say to him even if I wanted to. If asked he would not know who played in the last Super Bowl. My son's friend in school is a big Red Sox fans as are both parents. We talk all the time on the Sox when we see each other. It makes things so much easier.
