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In this first‑person monologue, the speaker reflects on the hidden financial cost of watching football on weekends. He recounts a specific incident where, while watching a game, he saw two colleagues posting large sales figures ("3 G's" in a day) and realized he could have run multiple sales appointments during the same three‑hour window. He calculates that each game likely cost him about two thousand dollars in missed sales, leading him to dramatically cut back on football viewing, limiting it to only the Super Bowl. The narrative emphasizes personal discipline, the concept of opportunity cost, and a shift in priorities from leisure to revenue‑generating activities.

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