neither offended, nor surprised. i'm sure her parents are grateful for the distinction should you like to remind them.
correct, uninteresting. more people would rather watch the bills play a terrible steelers team than the chiefs. similar to marvel movies, audiences know the protagonist is going to be bailed out at the end, and it loses its sparkle when it becomes unpredictable.
not sure how that's relevant. our office coordinator is a severely overweight chiefs fan (redundant, i know) who can't find fault in their organization, like every chiefs fan here. her desk and vehicle are adorned with gaudy memorabilia.
could be a upper midwest thing. most husker fans i've run into similarly dress like superfans with little identity outside of their fandom. Jason Lohr being the only one who wasn't and he actually played for the team.
true to an extent, people tend to hate greatness.
look at Nickelback. by and large an entertaining band to listen to, like a modern day Def Leppard. hated due to their exposure, they laugh all the way to the bank while stadium crowd to watch them.
the dislike for the chiefs stems from the perception of nefarious motives around the team, not just because they win.
