Because in most professional sports, if you were on the team for a set period of time and leave, you would still get a championship ring. It's quite common.

hello psychopath, oh, did you know you can be one?

(an example of a talk without any manners, i dont think it feels comftrable)

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by extrapolation of your point nothing is ever empty and I agree

Bittersweet would be asking to be traded from the team that goes on to win.

Not true It's exactly the opposite. Since the starting point of humanity, u have a large (very large) number of ancestors, but it's finite. If you and your descendants keep reproducing, u can go on for eternity in theory.

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That's not bittersweet. Bittersweet is misusing that word and still getting upvoted one thousand and one times.

Yeah to know your more humble then your friend, but you don't tell him because you know, humble.

My parents are both gone and I do feel like an orphan sometimes. It’s a weird feeling.

Nah this guy counts

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I see it now. Interesting tidbit, so thanks.

how about realising that you are humble without ever saying it?

I only realized that after I hit post. That's why I specified in the body.

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Well shit, I apologize I'm wrong. You apparently got an A in finite math and college. I see it now. I originally thought you meant they both fell in the same day of the week year in year out. Not actually together.

It reads slightly confusing.

I think people are missing that a team is usually a close knit group of people that come to care about each other so it's bitter to be cut and not be part of the winning but sweet to see all your bros win and be happy for them because they're your boys and we love when good things happen to our friends. It's not like your teammates are the ones who cut you from the team.

Definitely would still be more bitter than anything lol

If July 4th falls on a certain day of the week, Halloween (October 31st) will fall on that same day of the week in a given year. This works because July and October have the same number of days, that being 31. Check them both in a calendar. They line up the same way Christmas and New Year's Day line up, except they're further apart.

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Too many humans to realistically pay attention to. You could say almost no one living currently is even known by >50% of the population alive right now

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Reminds me of a little plaque my dad had

"It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am" 😂