Wild Sports Fanatic Of America

Sports prove an empowering portion of culture, especially in America, today. Therefore, each citizen is automatically accountable for understanding sports, or at least football, basketball, and baseball (the only ones that genuinely matter). However, sports are not for everyone. For some, they are solely uninteresting. For others, they are far too complicated to understand. Rather than suffering through apprehension and embarrassment while attending a sporting event or party, take heart! Luckily, there are various strategies of pretending to be knowledgeable about sports. The most prominent of these tactics are the quiet supporter or the uproarious super fan. To begin, one practice of faking that you know sports in their entirety is by being the reserved fan of the party. First, you must display a slight interest in the sporting event without allowing others to perceive you as emotionally and passionately committed to the game. Thus, others will
To start, you might as well throw a party yourself. There is no better way to trick people into believing you know every detail about sports than by throwing an exhilarating Super Bowl party. However, do not step foot into a party scene without being decked out in the idolized team’s colors and logo, because the more gear you own of a team the higher seniority and credibility you receive. Next, some may say to convert to the group’s dynamic to fit in with their sport- absorbed attitudes, but this suggestion encourages you to take your measures above and beyond. The more attention you bring to yourself through obnoxious and outrageous comments the better, right? In doing so, you may try bashing the other team for any move they make. In fact, bash your own team (because they are absolutely brainless for calling that play!). If you take these actions upon yourself, you are sure to trick others into believing you are the all-powerful of