What's even more fun is if you give figure skating advice about edges and posture to hockey people. Like 1/10 people will take it at all. Usually it's just like "Yeah that's cool bro." And then they'll just ignore it and possibly give me annoyed looks. Hmm, I've only lapped you like 4 times already, but no, I cannot tell you anything useful at all.
Oddly enough, one of the only people that seemed at all interested in what I had to tell him was an older Tier 1 or Tier 2 hockey player, he complained he didn't like how his skates felt after he got them sharpened, so I told him about how he can just get a shallower hollow and solve the problem, he was legitimately thankful. On the flip side, there was a Tier 4 player I met, about my age, who was about the slowest player on his team. He invited me to watch one of his Tier 4 games. He initially met me while I was in hockey skates, and asked what team I was on (just skating around in public skate almost daily in hockey skates back then.) The next time I saw him I was in figure skates. He insisted upon taping his legs to the tendon guards on his skates, and I told him it'd only make him slower. And it did... And his "friends" laughed at how slow he was... Lead a horse to water....
I pretty much never get any hockey people offering me advice at all.