BUS is the nothing personal word of the day.

It's Thursday, August 11, 2022.

I don't mean genie bus. I mean a school bus, a greyhound bus. Throwing someone under

that bus is a great expression. Don't throw him under the bus. Throwing under the bus

is when you say something about somebody at your workplace or at your school or in your

house. When you know you've done something and you blame it on someone else or you haven't

done something, you know someone else has done something. No one else really needs to know

that that person did something. People may suspect he did something, but you still confirm

that he did that which everyone is wondering who did that. In the school of presidency,

you are taught very quickly do not throw people under the bus unless absolutely necessary.

Yesterday, Christopher Ilech, the owner of the Detroit Tigers, threw his GM under the

bus in a way that you don't often see in baseball. The Detroit Tigers fired Al Avala, the

only Latino general manager in the game. A man who had been with the organization for

over 20 years. A man who I knew he had a son who played baseball was a catcher. He worked

I believe for the Marlins for a time. Koka, he's had a really, really good career and has

been the GM of the Tigers since 2015. He was brought in by Christopher Ilech's father,

Mike Ilech, the little Caesar's guy who wanted nothing but to win a World Series. The GM

before him was Dave Dombrovsky and one thing you should know is that Dave Dombrovsky is

really good at spending other people's money and Mike Ilech gave Dave Dombrovsky plenty

of money to spend in an effort to try to get a World Series. The Tigers made it to World

Series. I believe in 06, not much since then. And wouldn't you know today on August 11th

or August 10th, whenever this came out, the Tigers decided to go a different direction.

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