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Give me a talking point that I might approach this topic with.

So it gave me, we're all in a giant psychological experiment.

The algorithm might already be God. Is the Internet even real anymore?

And the algorithm radicalized your uncle.

It's kind of like Pittsburgh.

There's more Steelers fans elsewhere in the United States than there are in Pittsburgh.

Yeah.

Because when they leave Pittsburgh, they hang on to that, like for generations.

Like if you're born in Pittsburgh, you grow up rooting for the Steelers, and then you move to San Francisco when you're like 25. You moved to Florida. Yeah. Take over the, you take over Everbank Stadium. Yeah, you are going to be a Steelers fan for the rest of your life. Your kids, God damn it, are going to be Steelers fans. There's going to be Steelers bars. You're going to have a room that's just, the wallpaper is terrible towels. And you're never going to give up that part of your life. Nope. And then their kids. And you're going to be a Ben Rathesberger defender. Yeah. And they win just frequently enough that the kids will stay rooting for the Steelers. For sure. Like you don't, if you try to do that with the Browns and you move to a different city,

then eventually your kids are going to be like, why did you make me become a Browns fan?

But as a Steeler fan, it's like, yeah, okay, that's who I am.

I think if Chicago gets really good, McCartney could do that.

You think so?

With the Jags, yeah.

And I mean, realistically, how many times is he going to go to Florida to watch the Jags comparatively to how much we could go here?

Right.

Yeah.

I've actually thought about that with my kids.

Like, if I live here live here whatever what teams would

they like you're such a big fan of yours that they would like yours yeah unless you're a shitty

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