So as you can tell from my accent, I'm American, so I have a question. So when you hear the word football, do you think of American football or what we Americans think as soccer but to the rest of the world is considered football? Like let me know which one your mind navigates towards. I'm curious.

I call this American football and I call it a freaking soccer ball, football. Because like shoot, because a freaking soccer ball you can only kick. To be honest, why do you think they freaking call it football in the UK or like in different countries? Because you can literally kick it with your foot, to be honest. That's my opinion, but shit.

Football, it should be obvious, it's called football for a reason, because you kick the ball with your foot. Soccer does make sense, it's like you tried to combine a sock and a car, but you made two misspellings, and you got soccer.

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Well, I naturally think of football as in soccer, erm, because I'm English. But there is an interesting story behind the whole football-soccer terminology, how it's used, who first used it, so on so forth. I'll leave it in a message under this message.

It depends where you are in the world, because I mean, I'm English, born and bred in England, always been in England, but I actually prefer American football, but I call that the NFL, so, um, it's more out of a mark of respect, really. I mean, even though football, you think of, like, soccer, but yeah, um, I call that football, and I say American football.