I love Huey Lewis! My parents made my brother take me to see them at the Arizona State Fair once ... I really enjoyed this. I’ve noticed my interest in sports wane as I’ve gotten older. I used to be the commish for fantasy football league, but ending it was truly one of my best decisions. I no longer have to worry about which running back to start on a Thursday night. And now I barely keep track of the NFL and to some extent the NBA. ... I’m a baseball die-hard, but I think I’ve come to watch sports more as an appreciator of talent than living/dying with every game (as I did in my childhood).
I love Huey Lewis! My parents made my brother take me to see them at the Arizona State Fair once ... I really enjoyed this. I’ve noticed my interest in sports wane as I’ve gotten older. I used to be the commish for fantasy football league, but ending it was truly one of my best decisions. I no longer have to worry about which running back to start on a Thursday night. And now I barely keep track of the NFL and to some extent the NBA. ... I’m a baseball die-hard, but I think I’ve come to watch sports more as an appreciator of talent than living/dying with every game (as I did in my childhood).
I totally missed your comment, Kevin. I love this perspective and love that you love Huey Lewis though from your writing, I assumed you were a fan.
I've spent a lot of years in sales offices managing and being managed. A great boss I once had said "you think your team cares about your success?"
A far less eloquent one I once said "Tom Brady doesn't give a fuck about your quota."
Had no idea you came from generations of Mad Men!
Indeed! I’ve got the Smokey Bear memorabilia to prove it, too.