I'm sorry. I know our posters say think differently, but our real slogan is no refund.

Good morning, and welcome to episode 208 of Effectively Wild, the Daily Podcast from Baseball

Perspectus. Thanks. It's good to be here. Yes. I am Vellanberg joined by Sam Miller

today's Wednesday, so it's the listener email show. I haven't really looked at the questions

since they came in the first time, but Sam has, I believe, and has curated the best ones,

and we had a ton this week. Incidentally, this is not something we've discussed.

No, I don't know. And then it's just intuitive that this is something I would guess.

Yes, I gathered from some emails that were sent earlier that you were reviewing them, at least.

And there were a lot this week, maybe the most ever.

Yeah, I think certainly the most ever. Well, thank you. People who emailed us.

Yeah, and it's with great sorrow that we won't answer all of them. I genuinely feel bad.

Well, okay, so let's just start. All right, so Mark comes through with probably my favorite question ever.

So everybody else should feel a little bit bad. Mark says, wouldn't it be great if we didn't

have to pay for games that our team loses. It's hard enough to sit through a game in which our team

is too hit and nobody reaches third, but to pay for it is just wrong. So here's my idea. Double

the price of all tickets, let people choose to buy either a home ticket or in a way. If the corresponding

team loses, the ball club would refund or credit the entire price. No more post game, our club was

a little down today, but that's okay because you guys paid for it anyways, attitude for the team.

Now, I'm going to simplify this a little bit just for the second conversation.

Well, maybe we'll get to it. Maybe we'll add it back in, but the part about choosing to buy

either a home ticket or in a way ticket, I would like to put aside. I am absolutely in love with this

idea and I'm a little frustrated because I can't make it work. I don't think it's possible that

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