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HATE ME OUT AT THE BALLGAME “Yankees suck! Yankees suck!” It was a summer night at Fenway Park, my first and only time at a Boston Red Sox baseball game. In the seventh inning, without warning, 37,000 people erupted into a chant. The entire stadium was dissing the New York Yankees in perfect harmony. I knew the two teams had a century-long rivalry, widely viewed as the most heated in all of American professional sports. I took it for granted that the Boston fans would root against the Yankees. I just didn’t expect it to happen that day, because the Yankees weren’t even there. The Red Sox were playing against the Oakland A’s. The Boston fans were booing a team that was hundreds of miles away. It was as if Burger King fans were going head-to-head against Wendy’s in a taste test and started chanting “McDonald’s sucks!” I started to wonder if Red Sox fans hate the Yankees more than they love their own team. Boston parents have been known to teach their kids to flip the bird at the Yankees and detest anything in pinstripes, and ʛʃʐʍʇʇʕ ʕʗʅʍ is apparently among the most popular T-shirts in Boston history. When asked how much money it would take to get them to taunt their own team, Red Sox fans requested an average of $503. To root for the Yankees, they wanted even more: $560. The feelings run so deep that neuroscientists can watch them light up people’s minds: when Red Sox fans see the Yankees fail, they show immediate activation in brain regions linked to reward and pleasure. Those feelings extend well beyond Boston: in a 2019 analysis of tweets, the Yankees were the most hated baseball team in twenty-eight of the fifty U.S. states, which may explain the popularity of this T-shirt: I recently called a friend who’s a die-hard Red Sox fan with a simple question: what would it take to get him to root for the Yankees? Without pausing, he said, “If they were playing Al Qaeda . . . maybe.” It’s one thing to love your team. It’s another to hate your rivals so much that you’d consider rooting for terrorists to crush them. If you despise a particular sports team—and its fans—you’re harboring some strong opinions about a group of people. Those beliefs are stereotypes, and they often spill over into prejudice. The stronger your attitudes become, the less likely you are to rethink them. کانال خلاصه کتاب کانال موزیک کانال مکالمات روزمره #think_day82 📱 : Luminous__english Castbox channel: آموزش زبان با پادکست ◀️اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد دوره ها: ◀️آیدی تلگرام @ad_lumi 📚 هایلایت قسمت 82 کتابThink Again ✅warning : اخطار ✅erupt: فوران کردن ✅chant: شعار ✅harmony: هماهنگی ✅rivalry : رقابت ✅take sth for granted : بدیهی دانستن چیزی، قدر چیزی را ندانستن ✅flip the bird: انگشت وسط نشان دادن ✅pinstripes : راه راه عمودی ✅taunt: مسخره کردن، تحقیر کردن ✅region : منطقه ✅popularity : محبوبیت ✅a die-hard fan: طرفدار سفت و سخت ✅root for: طرفدار بودن ✅crush: له کردن، شکست دادن ✅despise: متنفر بودن ✅harbor: پنهان کردن
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