Scott Moir watching hockey is more fun to watch than hockey

Scott Moir is a very passionate individual.

The Canadian athlete, who won gold medals in ice dancing and sexual tension this week with partner Tessa Virtue, took his passion to the stands on Thursday to cheer on Canada in the women's ice hockey final.

He stood up. He yelled during the shoot-out. He had a beer in his hand. According to one tweet, he was also buying beers for other spectators.

Basically, he did exactly what we'd all do: skip a "mandatory" practice session and go wild in Pyeongchang after closing out your Olympics career (probably) as the absolute best in your sport.

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Canada ended up losing the game to the U.S., but they definitely won the award for best spectator. And also the award for best Twitter commentary about that spectator.

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Scott, we salute your patriotism.

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