Hey everybody is the Ron and Don show.

Hey guys what's going on it's episode number 105 of the Ron and Don show he's wrong.

He is live from the Leschwob Studios of South

Lake Union I'm Don and I am live from the Leschwob Studios on Queen Anne as we

continue to practice social distancing and guess what we're on Zoom in fact maybe we have Zoom exhaust do you

have Zoom and exhaust we'll talk about that a minute also what was it like major

league baseball is talking about coming back you know in 1918 they were playing Major League Baseball. In fact, a third of the world

during the Spanish flu pandemic had the Spanish flu and yet Major League Baseball decided to play anyway.

You're not going to believe how they played and what happened as a result of them playing anyway.

Before we get to that, let's get to this.

Ron Gambling, you don't see yourself as much of a gambler as a card player.

What's kind of a difference between a gambler, a card player,

and then we've got a credible story about some loaded dice this morning, right?

Well, most people, this is thin slicing things, but I like to play poker, which totally people always ask you how much did you lose whenever you if you had a score so it it is a gamble in it's a gamble luck game and the gamble skill game,

whereas all the other table games are just luck games.

And so what I mean by that is they've done studies,

like the Chicago School of Economics on whether or not poker is actually

a game of skill and you can mathematically prove that it is.

That doesn't mean that I am skilled, it means that the game itself is.

And so yes it is I was actually playing in a game of a good buddy of ours that does sewer inspections and the other players was very lucky.

So, but anyways, that is a different story for a different day.

You can actually, you can actually go, yes guess that mathematically what just happened is lucky.

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