All right, let's do it.

This is Handel on the Law.

Marginal legal advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case whatsoever.

Here's an interesting do they have a case segment.

And that has to do with ownership, for example, of lottery tickets.

Inevitably, someone who purchase a lottery ticket and with a friend or a family member

and actually grabs the ticket, that's the winning ticket, lawsuit, that was my ticket.

I actually had it. He actually took it from my hands.

Because you're talking big money. Well, that's exactly what happened with a baseball,

Shohei Otani, who is both a picture and a hitter, an outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers,

probably will go down as the greatest

player in baseball. He's pretty close to that now, and he just started his career. Anyway,

so what he did is he scored for the first time in baseball history of 50-50. That is 50 home runs,

50 runs batted in.

That 50th home run is worth real money.

And I mean in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, real money.

So, here comes the ball.

And everybody in this little area is reaching for the ball, and then there is a melee that starts.

So one guy finally comes up with the ball.

It's almost like when the football goes down, everybody piles on top of each other in the NFL,

and the referees have to sort of dig through this pile of people and see who has the ball.

Much the same thing happened here. And finally, at the end of this melee, and see who has the ball. Much the same thing happened here.

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