<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I'll admit this isn't anything big, but it was still embarrassing enough to share. (If only because I'm in professional school and would like to look like an adult.)

I'm taking a biostatistics class and the students in my small group are people I've known for over a year. On our first day of group discussion, the group instructor (who is a doctor and therefore probably very important) asked us to say our name, where we are from, and our favorite sports team. He wanted to get to know the group which I admire in an instructor. 

I was the first one to speak. I did a great job of saying my name and where I'm from, and I even did a great job of not saying, "I don't... sports." (which is all that was going through my mind as I tried to think of sports teams and decide who I should like). I ended up saying, "and I... really like The Lego Movie."

The other nine students looked at me like I had just made up a film name and hadn't put it any effort. The instructor luckily backed me up and mentioned that he loved it too.

...Because his son l loves it. For some reason I thought it would help if I expanded a bit and mentioned that I've seen it probably 6 times (I'm so glad that i lowballed it that much), but mentioned that I don't have any kids. I really wish I'd left that last part out.

The looks I got from my classmates made it very clear that not only was I the only person in professional school who had heard of the movie, I was the man-child who decided all of his free time should be devoted to watching it.

The next student took their time waiting for me to name a sports team before deciding that I was actually serious. There wasn't a single person the group that didn't name an actual sports team
<bot>: When someone asks you who your favorite team is, don't think that telling them how many times you've seen The Lego Movie is a good substitute.