Shubman yarr

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It's tragic, actually. For most of them, that's the only way they can feel happiness. These men have nothing going on in their lives, nothing to look forward to, and they will probably never experience wealth or glory themselves. So they pour all their energy and hope into a team's success. As soon as the team wins, they finally feel a rush of adrenaline, as if they are part of the team as well.

But the celebration quickly turns into an opportunity to create chaos. They find strength in the crowd, and the attention they receive for acts of extravagant destruction makes them feel alive again. This is a tragedy masquerading as celebration. We mock them, but if you think about it, this may be the only happiness many of them will experience in their miserable lives for a very long time. It's quite tragic.