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Jackson's perspective on modern sports and the younger generation is one steeped in nostalgia and a touch of frustration. He expresses a distinct lack of interest in watching football and basketball, asserting, "If you know how to do something and you did it right... I don't need to watch somebody else do my job." For him, the glorification of celebrations in sports has taken precedence over the essence of competition. "Wait and celebrate after that last second take off that clock," he advises the younger sports fans, emphasizing that genuine achievement deserves genuine celebration, not frivolity in the midst of a loss.