The Write-Down #6

Each week here at downboy, LLC, we like to take a moment to get to know a little more about our amazing team. One question. Three Answers. No judgment.

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Chuck Klosterman, in his most recent book, suggests that football is probably the best way to understand the culture of the United States in the last half of the 20th century. For various reasons, he predicts it will go the way of boxing or horse-racing—still a part of the larger society, but not the  cultural monolith it is today. 128 million Americans watched the Super Bowl LX. What does this say about us now? And what do you think could play this role in the future as football’s power over our society recedes?

What does this say about us now? And what do you think could play this role in the future as football’s power over our society recedes?

“Is it possible that snacks will become a sport. I vote snacks.”

Wallace, Assistant Director, Sales and Merchandising

“This might be a mistake, but I’m betting on gambling.”

Ed Walters, Occupant, Cubicle 17

“Football is boring unless Andy Reid is on the sidelines. I just love him.”

Megan Oeth, Human Resources