On this episode of B&RS, we discuss the superstitions and rituals we cling to, especially in the world of sports and gaming. We delve into our own quirky beliefs, from avoiding bad juju on our game controllers to wearing the same socks during a winning streak. The conversation touches on juju, karma, and the various superstitions people have, such as tossing salt over the shoulder and avoiding bad luck. We share anecdotes about video game battles, Michael Scott's "I'm a little stitious" joke from The Office, and bizarre sports rituals like Jason Giambi's golden thong. Our discussion also explores the comfort routines provide, the thin line between superstition and routine, and how these habits influence performance in sports, like the NBA and wrestling. Whether it's rally caps in baseball or ensuring a pre-game rap session in Madden, superstitions play a significant role in our lives. Join us for a deep dive into the world of quirks, beliefs, and the lengths we'll go to for a bit of extra luck.
