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I feel your pain, OP. I'm not into sports much myself, and the ones that I DO enjoy, seemingly aren't the "right" ones.
Report it to the boss, or quit.
Stay professional and focus on what you gotta do :) nevermind them, already you can see that they're too immature and you've only just met them.
You're not alone -- I ignore professional sports myself. It's a political statement and has saved me butt loads of money in this life time. My problem? I'm going to spend an entire lifetime trying to make / save / retire on what these dimwits make in a year. I can't support their work considering I work harder (IMHO).
Here you can observe one of the basic rules of our American society. The more someone is obsessed with sports, the less intelligence, logic, and critical thinking power they posses.
I don't blame them. sorry.
join the 21st century and follow sports? lmao this all on you
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A bit childish on their part, but I think the only course of action if this becomes a serious problem that gets in the way of your work is talk to HR or your boss. Sorry, OP.
Talk about being bad sports.. Your coworkers are seriously immature.