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Originally Posted by Boreal
That’s the point.
Don’t.
It also isn’t sex either it’s homosocial group sex.
It seems relatively straight forward that if skiing is risking you career, group sex is also probably not a low risk activity.
However this is not an intelligent culture, literate in probability. The overall culture seems to really have difficulties understanding more subjective terms like morality clauses, that putting activities like group sex into a hazardous activities clause might wake them up.
But maybe this case has? We’ll see.
No ski resort is going to stop a player on an NHL contract from buying a lift ticket.
At the same time no person in an NHL front office with a brain would give a player permission to buy that lift ticket and have a good time.
Privileges, which is what any professional contract formalizes and details with the rights and responsibilities of all parties, can be taken terminated when those details are breached. Which is obviously why they’re called privileges.
Professional sports is a season of a persons life and ends for 99% of people before the age of 35. There is a lot of life left to do and explore anything or everything they want after they are no longer restricted by a standard player contact.
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So crank up the group sex at 35??
Would bring a new angle to retirement parties.