Meh to the bolded. From a holistic view, I think the opposite. Fans shouldn't spend any time caring or concerning themselves with the NFLPA and the mess it is. Two primary factors: 1. Knowing how the sausage is made isn't going to change the taste. I think history shows us the odds are actually very high that the more you know only increases the risk of lowering overall enjoyment. And 2. It's 100% outside your circle of control. There is nothing we can do to impact it. Literally 0 influence fans have over how anything there works.
I don't think that is always true. Knowing how sausage is made is pretty disgusting and may make you not want to eat it anymore.1. Knowing how the sausage is made isn't going to change the taste.
Lol very fair, that was more where I was going with the end of that sentence. Most of the time, the more you "learn" about something, the greater your chances of finding a disgust for it. Kind of like the "no one has ever been a hero" philosophy. Keep digging into anyone's history and eventually you'll find something distasteful. Especially when you mix in psychology; so if you're looking with the intention of trying to find something to be upset about, you most definitely will. Even if it's primarily because you distort your perception to fit that narrative; a la self fulfilling prophecy.I don't think that is always true. Knowing how sausage is made is pretty disgusting and may make you not want to eat it anymore.1. Knowing how the sausage is made isn't going to change the taste.
Your "taste" changed. Lots of things impact your taste. So why it didn't literally change the taste necessarily the perception for you changed which changed the way it "tastes" to you.So circling back to the sausage; did it really change the taste? Or did it change your perception, which then influenced your taste to change by throwing out objectivity?
Yup, which is why I think sometimes we need to just enjoy things and stop feeling some moral obligation to pick apart every single thing in life to decide whether or not we are "allowed" to. So avoiding stuff which is mostly lumped in with negativity, like this NFLPA or back when people were watching pregames to see who kneels and who doesn't.... what's the point? You just risk having one less thing in life you can enjoy. To each their own, and I'll gladly be labeled selfish by strangers for it; but I've been actively trying to just ngaf about this stuff anymore. At least things that I don't have any direct impact or influence over. In essence I'm circling back to my GenX roots of "eh, whatever" lol.Your "taste" changed. Lots of things impact your taste. So why it didn't literally change the taste necessarily the perception for you changed which changed the way it "tastes" to you.So circling back to the sausage; did it really change the taste? Or did it change your perception, which then influenced your taste to change by throwing out objectivity?
Exactly this. Stop reading into things and just be.Yup, which is why I think sometimes we need to just enjoy things and stop feeling some moral obligation to pick apart every single thing in life to decide whether or not we are "allowed"
Where better to develop players than "Tootsie's Cabaret"?lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?
He took friends!Where better to develop players than "Tootsie's Cabaret"?lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?
Is that how people make friends?He took friends!Where better to develop players than "Tootsie's Cabaret"?lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?![]()
Apparently it’s how one takes friends out for a good time.Is that how people make friends?He took friends!Where better to develop players than "Tootsie's Cabaret"?lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?![]()
I was recruited by an out of town company in 2008 that a friend of mine worked for and when some of them were in my city they took me out to strip club were we rang up a bill over $15k. They did try and expense it, which I thought was bold considering it's a federal financial institution rooted in a small town, but it ended up being more of a hassle to them then they wanted to deal with and they just ate it.lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?
lol - so dude was going to strip clubs/whorehouses & writing it off on the NFLPA dime as “player development”?
wow, that’s some chutzpah.