moment of the nfl. people say that they are useless but this was great. the guy is screaming directly into the camera and straight out of wwe. you cannot ask more of your fan of sports. he s a communication major at stanford. how much do you think this was him excited, pumped up, he had just deflected a pass and, you know, he was so excited he had just won versus a little showmanship? either way, that s great. that s what i m saying. he made the biggest play of his life to get to the biggest point of his career. it doesn t matter whether it s calculated or not. i really want to commend him for not being vulgar. all he said was, i m better than that guy. right. i just proved it. what you going to do about it? no curses at all. looking at the camera. social media exploded. a lot of people like it, especially seattle fans. plenty of folks are blasting him, including indianapolis
sunny, lovely day for most of the east coast. 80s, in the middle of the country. the reeks. 90s from albuquerque to miami. okay, people can be pretty touchy feely with their loved ones. oh. when it comes to strangers. hey, girl i mean, guy. strangers not so much. whip it out. a range of reactions in utah. 22-year-old andrew hail casually walked up to strangers and tried to hold their hand. people responded with anything from awkward laughter to slight discomfort or some even jerked their hand away altogether. but some just did allow their hands to get held. a communication major. always looking to capture uncomfortable social situations on film. i want to hold your hand how would you react? complete stranger. i would be like, what are you trying to do? how about wave? we don t react well to that in new york. strangers. get out my mace. really. okay. still ahead two words for you, bacon and