Thread 151709717

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Anonymous

10/31/2025, 1:51:08 AM No.151709717 [Report] >>151709826 >>151709833 >>151710227 >>151710543 >>151710582 >>151720623 >>151720640

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>watching nfl
>all the players are tall and black or brown
>all the support staff are scrawny beta male short white guys

Who is this sport for? Like actually?

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 1:56:08 AM No.151709805 [Report]

People who aren't obsessed with race

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 1:57:16 AM No.151709826 [Report] >>151710153

>>151709717 (OP)
This. Working in sports while not being a player is worse than working at mcdonalds

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 1:57:25 AM No.151709833 [Report]

>>151709717 (OP)
The players are assets in an enterprise, like machinery, and as white men have always done, they manage and develop those machines to gain performance and results over their competitor(s), and mark their territory in the market. Also, money. Cash. USD.

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 2:32:54 AM No.151710105 [Report]

is that a heckin BLACKERINO on my tv AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IM GOING INSANE

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 2:37:41 AM No.151710153 [Report]

>>151709826
Not really
I worked for an NBA team for a couple years before COVID. The hours were shitty because we'd have to stay past midnight some nights and then come back early in the mornings sometimes. The schedule sucked too because you'd have to work anytime there was a game or practice or meetings or whatever but the pay was pretty good.
I still think it's pretty funny how "normal" the players become after you work with them. Also you would be shocked by how much some of them genuinely do not give a shit. I'm talking about getting shit like Chipotle door dashed to them 3 hours before tip off.
Either way better than McDonalds but not a great job. It certainly had a way of sucking the joy of sports out of me after a while lol

Anonymous

10/31/2025, 2:44:59 AM No.151710227 [Report]

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