No, you wouldn't.

[With that completely necessary agreement, Kidou takes a step forward, letting his hand lightly rest against the rough rubber. The last time he touched this was when Endou enlisted his help to untangle him from the thing; apparently Endou had seen fit to try to mix festive decorations and hard training for reasons Kidou was never going to understand. Now that Kidou's close enough, he can see there's still a few broken strands of tinsel caught in the grooves.

It doesn't really surprise him that he's still finding more. They'd done their best to collect it, but the stuff was elusive. But instead of collecting it like they'd been, he'll let it stay there, giving his friend one more tiny mark on a world he didn't belong in.

It's harsh, being confronted with the realization that he probably wouldn't be needing to solve that kind of problem again. Sure, it was stupid, but... it was the ultimately harmless kind that Kidou had grown used to.]

This tire is for goalkeeper training. The idea is to push it forcefully, and stop it when it comes back. Endou set it up here for that purpose.