12-06-2023, 08:30 AM
Ok, your coworker leaves for a better offer and you’re grouchy instead of happy for them. Got it.
And sure, they’re technically adults. But you know they’re not. Sure, some are probably CYA messages but who cares? And what does making money have to do with it?
Remember, unless behavior is criminal, it’s a good rule to not complain about players’ behavior. They are not the ones who come off looking bad.
And sure, they’re technically adults. But you know they’re not. Sure, some are probably CYA messages but who cares? And what does making money have to do with it?
Remember, unless behavior is criminal, it’s a good rule to not complain about players’ behavior. They are not the ones who come off looking bad.
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They're not kids, they're adults. And if one of my coworkers came for a year or two and left a flowery bullshit message when they left for a competitor, I'd roll my eyes too. Obviously there are bigger problems in the world than what college football players post on social media when they change teams, but now that they are de facto contractors rather than students it's fair we can all be a bit more cynical as fans too.
