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Pickleball Quotes

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Jarod Kintz
“In pickleball, you're supposed to stay out of the kitchen. I guess it's not a sport for women.”
Jarod Kintz, Eggs, they’re not just for breakfast

Jarod Kintz
“Pickleball IS life. In fact, the game should replace fiat currency as a facilitator of trade. If you want to sell something tangible like a duck, why price it in dollars? Just haggle over units of pickleball play equal in value to a swimming bird.”
Jarod Kintz, Powdered Saxophone Music

Jarod Kintz
“When AI finishes taking everyone's career, nobody will be able to derive a personal identity from their job title. Then we will all be hobbyists, and I'm starting early. I am Jarod Kintz, Pickleball Historian.”
Jarod Kintz, Powdered Saxophone Music

Jarod Kintz
“Pickleball is the greatest sport ever invented. Nowhere else will you see communities torn apart by opposing groups of Boomers, each battling over courts like rival gangs fighting over turf.”
Jarod Kintz, Powdered Saxophone Music

Jeffrey Rasley
“Pickleball got me through the Pandemic. I mean, is getting me through it.”
Jeffrey Rasley, A Pickleball Soap Opera: Love, Murder, and Pickleball

“Pickleball is a sport most people have never heard of but is a big deal in Florida's retirement communities. It is a geriatric version of tennis played with Ping-Pong paddles and a Whiffle Ball on a court similar to a badminton court...
Jeff Laughlin, a North Carolina sportswriter, visited a pickleball match and reported that "the absurdity of the name can only be rivaled by the absurdity of the sport itself." Because the rackets are pretty lightweight and the Whiffle Ball is, well, a Whiffle Ball, no on can hit the ball hard enough to get it past an opposing player. The result is a game featuring "long, arduous volleys" that seem to end mainly once someone gets tired of swinging the racket or it's time for lunch. Laughlin characterizes the sport as "incredibly easy and boring," but to aficionados, apparently, it is a great way to work up a thirst for an afternoon martini.”
James D. Wright, A Florida State of Mind: An Unnatural History of Our Weirdest State