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I mean, he's doing better this season but he still lets in some pretty savable chances.

The Sum Of All Fears - 8.5/10

Was playing some Need For Speed Heat. It's been a while but I wanted to feel the heat.

Thanks for linking that because I was going to link Yongyea's video but it must've slipped my mind.

Soccer is filled with complex strategies, but some tactics fly under the radar. What do you think is the most underrated soccer tactic? It could be a specific formation, pressing style, or even a set piece that doesn’t get the attention it deserves. How has it impacted games you’ve watched or played? Share your thoughts and any examples where you’ve seen it work wonders.

As the era of the Big Three in tennis begins to transition, it’s time to debate who truly deserves the title of the greatest: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, or Novak Djokovic. Each has their own strengths - Federer’s elegance and versatility, Nadal’s tenacity and dominance on clay, and Djokovic’s mental fortitude and consistency. Let’s discuss their achievements, playing styles, and head-to-head matchups. Who do you think is the GOAT of tennis, and why?

I’d love to hear your stories about how participating in sports has shaped your character or life. Whether it helped you build discipline, find a community, or overcome personal challenges, share your experiences! For me, doing martial arts taught me discipline and resilience, and it ultimately boosted my confidence in other areas of life. Did sports have a similar impact on you?

I've been thinking about the saying "exercise is medicine." With so many studies showing the physical and mental health benefits of regular activity, can we really consider it a form of medicine? How do you incorporate exercise into your routine, and have you noticed significant health improvements? Do you believe that staying active can prevent or even treat certain health issues?

Ironman triathlons are some of the most challenging endurance events out there, combining swimming, cycling, and running over extreme distances. For those who have completed one, what motivated you to take on such a challenge? And for those who haven’t, would you ever consider trying it? What are your biggest hesitations or concerns about training and competing in an Ironman?

Whether it's at home, at a party, or just in your head, what music makes you want to get up and dance? Do you have a favorite genre or artist that gets you moving every time?

Do you think the music you listen to affects your personal style and behavior? I've noticed that certain genres seem to influence how people dress, talk, and even carry themselves. For example, punk rock has its own fashion and attitude, while EDM has a different vibe altogether. Does music shape the way you express yourself, or is it just a reflection of your existing personality?

When you're feeling down or stressed, what music do you turn to that instantly brightens your mood? Could be a specific genre, band, or even a particular song that always does the trick.

When and where do you enjoy listening to music the most? Is it during commute, at the gym, while working, or maybe while relaxing at home? Does the setting change what genre or type of music you gravitate towards?

Have you ever wondered what life would be like without music? No songs to motivate you, no tunes to hum along to, and no soundtracks for memories. Would our emotions feel as intense? Could we still express ourselves fully? I'm curious how others think the absence of music would impact our daily lives, culture, and even our mental health. Would we find other ways to fill the void, or would something irreplaceable be lost?

Schools often focus on traditional subjects, but what practical skills or lessons do you think kids should be taught to better prepare them for adulthood? Financial literacy, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, or something else? What do you wish you had learned in school that would have made a difference in your life today?

When traveling to a new country, do you make an effort to learn some basic phrases in the local language? Even just a "hello," "please," and "thank you"? Does it help break the ice with locals, or do you rely on English or translation apps more often?

Have you ever experienced moments where you felt a deep, almost telepathic connection with someone? Maybe you both thought the same thing at the same time or finished each other’s sentences. I’ve had a few of these moments and can’t help but wonder if it's just coincidence or something more.

Which jobs do you feel are compensated way more than they deserve, and which ones should be getting paid a lot more for the work they do?