Thread: Watching as a fan vs. watching as a critic
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Old 01-05-2011, 12:38 PM   #10
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The Indy events lately I've gone to have really brought back that feeling of being a fan for me. I don't know if it's because it's fresh to me or the product is better on a whole, but I didn't sit there all night saying "yeah, this doesn't make sense" or "fuck this is stupid". I didn't love everything, obviously, but there was just something that made the mark in me come out.

Of course, that happens anytime I go to a WWE event live too, but to a lesser degree. Probably because I really know the product. That's when I'm not AS critical as I normally would be, unless the show is REALLY bad. Going live is the time I'm 80% fan.
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