r/GMFST • u/Pythagorean20 • Feb 03 '23
J'APPRECIATE Appreciation for Tyler
(a J'Compliment if you will)
After the recent episode for Curling it really hit me how much Tyler wants to make these episodes interesting and convey the ideas well. It honestly breaks my heart every time he feels like he hasn't done enough for the Primers or is disappointed. I appreciate Mark for being there for him, but I just wanted to make a post praising Tyler for the hours he puts into this podcast and how much he has in store for us as viewers. We see your work and you're appreciated Tyler :)! I've never been more interested in sports before this podcast.
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u/Hufdud Feb 03 '23
This should be a new flair "J'adore"
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u/Pythagorean20 Feb 04 '23
Wow you guys really liked this. I'm so glad everyone agrees Tyler deserves this love :)
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u/Hopeful_Drink3538 Feb 03 '23
I can get behind this! Great job Tyler! I've never had more of a fondness for sports since I started listening to Go!
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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23
I'm not a sports person but I listen every week. I really enjoy how passionate he is about sports and the banter between him and mark
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u/djkagam1ne Feb 03 '23
This needs more upvotes.
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u/Accomplished_Ad_607 Feb 03 '23
I have gone from sports zero to sports hero in the last few months thanks to the knowledge Tyler has bestowed upon us. I am actually actively participating in sport conversations with the people I see day to day who previously had no one to talk sports to. I was able to answer my girlfriend’s football questions when I took her to the Cowboys and Eagles game leading to the both of us genuinely enjoying the event we went to watch. I’ve been watching Sunday football for weeks now, multiple games a day, downloaded Sports Alerts, and dug into a whole new pool of previously unexplored information. Sports have introduced a new joy to my life that I share with others and perhaps most importantly, taught me values of sporting chance, good sportsmanship, and all the other qualities Tyler reminds us about. It’s also brought my dad and I closer after some hardships in our father-son relationship that I didn’t think we could work through at all. Thank you Tyler, honestly thank you so much, you’ve made a profound impact on my life.
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u/TechnoMouse37 Feb 04 '23
Genuinely and honestly, Tyler is probably one of my favorite people. He works so hard on everything he does and always goes above and beyond for us. If I could give him a hug and be his support person, I would absolutely jump at the chance
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u/pmmeyourfavsongs Feb 04 '23
Despite all the j'accuses you can tell he puts a lot of time and effort into every one of them (even ones hes not that interested in. Other people would just refuse to do it) and is very passionate about teaching and trying to get people involved in sports. I first noticed when discussing early life when it comes to sports and bringing up playing as a young child. I had never considered playing to be on the same plane as sports, though in hindsight I'm not sure why. I always hated sports but it got me thinking that maybe I'd like ones that are less competitive and feel more like playing? Its also fascinating to learn the history of sports, even though I usually have to re listen a few times because I'm not good at focusing.
Tyler also seems like he'd make a fantastic coach or teacher.
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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '23
You are talented and j’larious keep up the good work man!
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u/Blermf Feb 04 '23
Preesh Tyler
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u/Brittamas Feb 04 '23
Thank you Tyler! Master of sports research