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Don’t confuse what I prefer to do and what is available to do …

Posted by three_sox on April 5, 2011 at 03:07:29:
For clarity, I do not eat at establishments that have TV sets on the wall.

I occasionally might be at a bar or club that serves food that has a TV in it BUT I don’t eat there.

I never sit at a bar staring aimlessly at a TV set.

I have never been one to watch sports at a bar. I watch sports either at the venue or at home.

There are countless bars & clubs in Australia with multiple TV sets but they are not places I frequent.

I will repeat, I go to many restaurants but none of them have a TV set.