You know it’s bad when Apple’s automated personal assistant equates your stadium with the home of sadness.
If an iPhone user in Cleveland asks Siri the question, “Where is sadness?,” the automated voice responds with directions to FirstEnergy Stadium — the home of the Cleveland Browns, according to reports from ESPN and Cleveland.com.
The Browns’ futility is well-documented: Since 2003, the club has accumulated eleven seasons with at least ten losses. During that same time frame, Cleveland has posted only one winning campaign.
Last week, the Browns also released quarterback Johnny Manziel, the scrambling, Heisman Trophy-winning college star who hasn’t come close to matching his hype in the NFL.