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Maybe a therapist should tell them not to worry about what others are excited about and find some joy in their own life.
The only people I’ve ever heard say they’re looking forward to the commercials are the ones at the super bowl party who don’t watch and/or like football
Edit: phrasing >

Yeah seriously. Like you don’t have to like the sport but please don’t be that “HaHaH SpOrTSBaLL!” person lol
A lot of people agreeing with OP here that are like that. >

Dude  i cannot stand Sportsball people. I am an outlier in my community as I love football (go bills) and every. Single. Time. I say I'm watching a game someone always has to throw in the obnoxious "go sportsball". I'm like yeah well fuck that stupid Netflix show you're so into. What's the difference?
I have a whole essay I'm working on about this and how that is shaming someone for what they are into. >

It’s the absolute worst. They think not liking a sport is a personality trait. Like you don’t see me going out of my way to blatantly mock something that you’re into. 
There are definitely toxic sports fans (I mean Steelers nation can be wild) but I’d rather be around a loud fan than someone who hates football that makes it about themself. >

Yeah, exactly. 
"Don't put me In a box"...okay, but please don't put me I a box either unless Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs are also in there. Hahaha. 
On a side note, I just recently learned about the Ebola Towel controversy. If you don't know what I'm talking about you have to look it up. >

Hahah I remember that!
Yeah it’s a weird trend for some franchises to disrespect the Terrible Towel without knowing the meaning behind it. I mean the profits of the towels go towards an organization that helps disabled kids. 
You should read about the Terrible Towel Curse. People here swear by it lol >

We see ads a lot. At least these used to be entertaining. >

Yeah. The difference between regular commercials and Superbowl commercials is that SBC's are uber expensive, so companies make them extra memorable. Sometimes that means heartfelt and emotional, most of the time it means go for the laughs. And companies that can spend 5 million for a 30-second slot definitely have the budget for some good jokes. >

^^^cookies
^^^cream
^^^be ^^^quiet, ^^^this ^^^is ^^^a ^^^library >

Of all things to get depressed over, I’d be more concerned about that instead of folks finding a dumb commercial funny. It’s not like I’m going to now go buy whatever the commercial was marketing, it’s just funny to see sometimes. Not really that big of a deal. >

Then the whole halftime show being such a production, often polarizing because of its countless angles to take and hear about:
It was the greatest thing I've seen!
They were terrible!
Was anyone really paying attention?
Et al... >

The commercials used to be extremely clever and we wouldn't get to see them until super bowl. We would hear hints, but that was it. Now any commercials that show during super bowl has already released online well before the game. >


Im the therapist, hmmm, ohh, aha..200£ thanks