He lost his voice, but he was saved.

He says he's here for now.

Come on in and pursue us.

Oh, God, I'm so glad you're here.

Hello and welcome to episode 1859 of Effectively Wild and Space Self-Potcasts from Bandgrass

presented by Alex K. Tiong supporters.

I am Ben Benberg, a member of the Joint Bank Negraly of Bandgrass.

Hello, Meg.

Hello.

Well, last time we discussed someone leaving Philly's involuntarily.

On this episode, we will be discussing someone leaving the Philly's of their own

in Philly's.

Louis Pallis, a former front office executive for the Philly's who left after seven years or so with the club.

He wrote a piece on his sub-stack earlier this year about his decision to leave baseball,

resonated with us and with I think a lot of readers and we've been looking for a time to have him on.

And this seems like a good time.

This has been a point in history where a lot of people are leaving jobs, feeling some level of burnout.

Louis felt that in baseball, even though baseball was his dream job.

And he wrote, I think, in a really perceptive way about his thinking and how it evolved

and how it might be applicable to anyone else who might want to work in baseball or just in whatever jobs they do.

Because I think this is sort of universal or something close to that.

So Louis will be joining us in a little bit to talk us through that decision and evolution

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