The First Show

We have argued with Chris, and I were the most vocal about this.

Like watching TV is not a hobby.

It's just a checkout.

It's a waste of time.

I can't exactly put my finger on why I feel that way, but it just does not feel like a hobby.

It doesn't feel like you're being creative or accomplishing anything.

There's no goal.

You're just like sitting there watching TV. It doesn't

feel hobbyish. Well, a hobby to me doesn't necessarily, and maybe we have definitions messed up,

doesn't mean that there necessarily has to be a goal. That's why I think that I haven't gotten a hobby

dysfunctionally is that I'm so goal oriented that everything has to have a purpose. Whereas with a hobby, I think it's, I'm with you, like it's, there's gotta be something going on.

I'm creative, I'm engaging with my mind.

I'm allowed to check out, but I could be also describing TV.

You were 100% describing TV.

And my thing is, if reading a book is a hobby,

if going to the movies, watching cinema, appreciating cinema is a hobby, why can't television be a hobby?

Would we consider reading a book or reading a hobby?

I guess we would.

Yes, absolutely.

If someone asks me what I like to do, I would say reading.

And that's a hobby is an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure. But to hit your points

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