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I was looking at my calendar for the upcoming week and realized how much of my free time is constantly being hijacked by "must-watch" events. It's not even about the games themselves anymore; it's the sheer mental energy required to coordinate around them.
I used to be the type to just sit on the couch and wait for something good to come on, but lately, everything seems to happen right when I'm in the middle of something else. Whether it's a mid-week matchup or a weekend tournament, it feels like the "prime time" slots are getting more crowded and harder to plan around if you actually have a life outside the screen.
It makes me wonder if we're reaching a tipping point where we'll just stop watching live stuff altogether because the friction of timing is too high. Does anyone else find themselves skipping big events just because the timing is inconvenient, or am I just getting old and losing my spontaneity?
I used to be the type to just sit on the couch and wait for something good to come on, but lately, everything seems to happen right when I'm in the middle of something else. Whether it's a mid-week matchup or a weekend tournament, it feels like the "prime time" slots are getting more crowded and harder to plan around if you actually have a life outside the screen.
It makes me wonder if we're reaching a tipping point where we'll just stop watching live stuff altogether because the friction of timing is too high. Does anyone else find themselves skipping big events just because the timing is inconvenient, or am I just getting old and losing my spontaneity?