legpain4life

THIS. 100%, THIS.

Source: Hated school from day 1 myself. I remember asking my mom every year in 1st thru 5th grade if it was true I'd have to be in school with these other germy random kids I did not know until I was done with high school.

Sadly, every year she said yes and every year I wanted to crawl in a hole and die when she said it.

Some people my age act like high school and undergrad were their best years. I'm way happier as an adult. I get to make money to use for a place I think is nice to live, for things I want, I buy the foods I like, and if I do not want to work? I am lucky to have a job where I get paid time off. I have it made, even if I am a average office worker.

What does the university "get back" in exchange for having a program? Revenue, publicity, interest from students who want to go to a school with an e-spprts team to "cheer" for them? Please provide details, as I am truly curious. What is the appeal to the universities and colleges in having an e-sports team?

I am referring to how the highest revenue is generated from the big sports like Football and Basketball; therefore, those sports are the highest funded and have the nicest facilities.

Former D1 volleyball player here. Thanks for the interesting AMA!

I literally died laughing because...Kenan & Kel for the WIN! LOVE IT!

I agree with that whole heartedly! You summed up what I was trying to say much better than I did. I'm notoriously awful at expressing myself verbally or in writing...just ask my husband. I'm trying to get better at it, day by day, but it's not my strong suit, talking.

I think you said it perfectly. To add, in life I just want to be respected for my choices and preferences and be able to share those. At the same time, I'm for whatever makes others happy, as long as it isnt harmful to anyone or rude/mean or causing lies/deceit/bullying/negativity that may impact others.

My FIRST thought when I began reading this strange trip through the comments section. So, I'll give you gold.