10 things I feel neutral about

Sorry, but I don't binge watch. And don't care about any of the popular shows. Except the Star Trek remakes - they're cool, but that's because they're the only ones that actually show some respect to the previous series.

Nice to not have to cook or clean up, but between the cost, the drive, and the waiting, I'd rather have a tuna fish salad sandwich at home. Yes, gourmet cooking is lost on me...

Other than my old VW Bug, or getting a Thing or Microbus, cars are a tool for transport. And listening to loud rock music with the windows down.

Was the center of my life as a kid (in season). Love the game itself. But too many strikes, too many changes to the game (I hated the designated hitter change back in the day. And pitch clock? WTF), and my personal objections to games not being available on over the air channels at times when kids who don't have cable can watch them, has soured me to the pro game. Do go watch some high school ball when a know a friend is umpiring.

In clothing, hair styles, and whatever. People will do what they do. Doesn't affect my opinion one way or the other about them. As long as they exhibit respect for others that they sometimes demand for themselves, all's good.

Worshiping people who can perform, whether music or stage or whatever, doesn't make sense. Moves into the dislike column when they think their ability translates into being some sort of expert on the rest of the human condition ticks me off.

Yeah, the players are great athletes, and I know the majority of the world sees it as the best sport. Just has never done it for me.

Did some with the wife and friends before our son was born. And some when he was a Cub Scout. Too much cost / prep / set up & breakdown for what were short weekend trips. Don't dislike it, but the unpleasant parts exceeded the good parts. And the wife won't do a cabin...

Lots of people swear by it and its positive effects. Never got that rush people talk about. And, my body type didn't lend itself well to the endeavor. Running while playing sports - yes. Running for fun - pass.

Wear my wedding ring, but never felt the need for chains, other rings, etc. Just another thing to have to take care of and possibly lose.

Maybe its my personal desire to not stand out, but I don't have any tattoos. Don't have any issues with the folks who have / love them - more power to them. I can appreciate the artistry of the tattoo artist, and the dedication of folks who use them to express themselves. But, they just don't do it for me.

Another "you do your thing, I'll do mine" - if I want to support a cause, I'll send money or spend time helping. But the challenges don't spark me at all.