You don't know the rules. You know something better: the plot.
You couldn't explain offside with a whiteboard and a week, and honestly? You don't need to. You watch the World Cup the way you watch everything: through the people. You clocked which player is going through it from one slow-motion shot of his face. You picked your team because of a hug after a missed goal. And the Eye sees that this is your whole operating system — you read emotional weather that other people don't even notice. You're the first to sense when someone in the group chat is off, the one who hears the real sentence under 'I'm fine.' Systems, rules, standings — they bounce off you, because you've never needed the scaffolding. You go straight to the heart of a thing. It makes you sound flaky to spreadsheet people. It makes you indispensable to everyone who's ever quietly fallen apart next to you at a party.
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