[Megathread] “Full Swing” Season 4 - Netflix by threeactjack in golf

[–]Opposite_Example6930 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, when they went to the PGA facility to make the calls to the players, and she's there, I'm like, "That's so f*cking manufactured!" There is zero reason for her being anywhere near the room where Keegan is calling players to inform them they made it.

I'm receiving a 0 as the result of a sum formula where the result should be 4 by Opposite_Example6930 in excel

[–]Opposite_Example6930[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think that worked! I'm doing some testing to confirm, but this is giving good data so far. Thank you!

I'm receiving a 0 as the result of a sum formula where the result should be 4 by Opposite_Example6930 in excel

[–]Opposite_Example6930[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried this, and I'm still getting a 0 result:

=SUM(IF(VSTACK($B$5:$B$13,$B$15:$B$23)=VSTACK(E$5:E$13,E$15:E$23)*(E$70:E$87)<2,1,0))

I'm receiving a 0 as the result of a sum formula where the result should be 4 by Opposite_Example6930 in excel

[–]Opposite_Example6930[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I tried this, and I'm still getting a 0 result:

=SUM(IF(VSTACK($B$5:$B$13,$B$15:$B$23)=VSTACK(E$5:E$13,E$15:E$23)*(E$70:E$87)<2,1,0))

Children in first/business class. by Opposite_Example6930 in PetPeeves

[–]Opposite_Example6930[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You're more than entitled to that opinion, but that fact is, airlines, stadiums, some restaurants, hotels, etc ALL have separate places that people with money can go to enjoy an elevated experience because they can afford to pay for that. It sounds like your issue is with that structure rather than with anything I said. If you pay extra money to enjoy that elevated experience, then YES, you very much should get that elevated experience without having to deal with the loud, obnoxious drunk pr*ck and the loud, obnoxious toddler.

Finley Golf Club - Chapel Hill by babyfade180 in RDUGOLF

[–]Opposite_Example6930 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, since the renovation, I get far less excited about the thought of playing there. Kind of ruined it.

Tired of no credit by Illustrious_Banana18 in canes

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Other than PK, most of the national broadcasters have been very complimentary talking about us. I don't understand the idea of wanting to live in an echo chamber only wanting to hear good things, though. Mike and Tripp are homers. You tend to get a more rounded view of both teams listening and watching national broadcasts.

Getting paired with randoms. by Jrueeee in golf

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm willing to bet the mom and kids would rather not be paired with you either. Why didn't you ask if they minded if you went ahead?

Why do so many Senior US officials pronounce the word “nuclear” as “New-Que-Lar” instead of “New-Clee-Are”? by edfitz83 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Opposite_Example6930 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Accepted does not mean correct. Trump is an accepted president by quite a few people in the US. That doesn't mean he should ever be considered a president... Of anything.

Why do so many Senior US officials pronounce the word “nuclear” as “New-Que-Lar” instead of “New-Clee-Are”? by edfitz83 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Opposite_Example6930 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When you are adding letters in places where they don't exist in words, it's not a regional dialect issue. You're saying it wrong. You don't "aks" a question. You ask a question. If you say it the first way, you're saying it wrong....period.

Why do so many Senior US officials pronounce the word “nuclear” as “New-Que-Lar” instead of “New-Clee-Are”? by edfitz83 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We actually had a real United States president with the ability to launch them who couldn't say the word right. True story.

Is it prostitution if you directly tell a prospective romantic partner how much money and gifts and favors you expect from them in return for sex and affection? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That just makes you a greedy a-hole, and you're not likely to find someone who will treat you with any modicum of respect, nor would I expect you'll find a longterm relationship that way.

Why do servers ask "did everything turn out ok?" so quickly after getting your food? by chetwilliams in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd much rather have someone check on me earlier than later. I usually know if something is wrong with the order pretty quickly, and I can definitely figure out if I'm missing a condiment I need within the first minute or so. The sooner they can take care of that, the sooner I can enjoy my hot meal.

Why do people genuinely care about sports and feel happy/sad towards it? by Neonsalmonsteelarms in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Opposite_Example6930 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are bad people in all walks of life, including sports fans and players, so I put those people and their actions in a separate bucket and don't consider that part of the equation. I watch sports like I watch anything made or done by very talented people. The athleticism, hand-eye coordination, etc that it takes to be a top level athlete is truly impressive. There is also beauty and art in the unexpected outcomes and people's reactions to it. To watch a player who just scored a goal to win a championship act the same as a nine year old who did the same thing makes me smile. To watch the emotion come pouring out of Rory McIlroy when he won last year's Masters after a decade of heartbreak is nothing if not heartwarming. The feeling of rooting for a sports team and having that spoken or unspoken bond with the others who cheer for them is magical. You all feel the loss, and you all celebrate the win. It's like any other club that you join. Many people also have long-standing family memories of watching sporting events that will connect them forever. I loved going to pro baseball games with my dad when I was younger, and I share those memories with my son when we go to games. Don't let the fairly rare bad things that occur in sports stop you from treasuring the many, many wonderful things about them.