Originally Posted by Jenson71 (Post 6438181)

I'm in that category where it's like "Nothing I do affects some billionaire's pro football team. Nothing I do affects the way millionaire athletes play a game on Sunday. Nothing I do affects the way millionaire coaches coach on Sunday. Nothing I do affects the Kansas City Chiefs. So why should I worry about it? Should I be happy with life when they win? No. Should I be sad with life when they lose? No. The extent of my feelings towards the billion dollar franchise known as the Chiefs is 'Cool' or 'Shoot'. The Chiefs are strictly a fun diversion. At any point where it becomes an emotional bond, where it becomes some barrier to human bonding because I am too frustrated with them, then I realize my life has gone completely offtrack. The Chiefs are something that a rich man and a poor man in Kansas City should be able to chat amiably about. The Chiefs are something that a father and a son who haven't spoken long should be able to reconnect with, whether they are losing or winning. At any point where the Chiefs are more important than the rich man or poor man, or the father or son, your life is ****ed up and you need guidance." Where's that option?

Originally Posted by Jenson71 (Post 6438181)

I'm in that category where it's like "Nothing I do affects some billionaire's pro football team. Nothing I do affects the way millionaire athletes play a game on Sunday. Nothing I do affects the way millionaire coaches coach on Sunday. Nothing I do affects the Kansas City Chiefs. So why should I worry about it? Should I be happy with life when they win? No. Should I be sad with life when they lose? No. The extent of my feelings towards the billion dollar franchise known as the Chiefs is 'Cool' or 'Shoot'. The Chiefs are strictly a fun diversion. At any point where it becomes an emotional bond, where it becomes some barrier to human bonding because I am too frustrated with them, then I realize my life has gone completely offtrack. The Chiefs are something that a rich man and a poor man in Kansas City should be able to chat amiably about. The Chiefs are something that a father and a son who haven't spoken long should be able to reconnect with, whether they are losing or winning. At any point where the Chiefs are more important than the rich man or poor man, or the father or son, your life is ****ed up and you need guidance." Where's that option?