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I'd like to think I'm nothing, if not a fair-minded guy.

And I've always approached every story that I've ever covered or topic that I've discussed in a way where I've thought, let's be fair first.

But once you get through all that, once you analyze it all, once you see it thought, let's be fair first, but once you get through all that,

once you analyze it all, once you see it all, let's be honest. You want to approach something

fairly and then honestly. You've heard me discussing the possibility of the Royals

building a new downtown ballpark now for several months on this podcast, and you've noted

that I've been very skeptical

that this is going to happen in the way these things traditionally happen. One of the great

things about being fair-minded is, stories can change, things are altered, a situation can be not

as it appears, and I'm more than willing to accept that and give someone a fair chance.

And that's where we are today with the Kansas City Royals after their first listening to her stop,

where it was very interesting.

John Sherman was there, Brooke Sherman, the C-O.

Fans would ask things like, why should we be supporting some sort of a project for a perpetual last place team, which must be very uncomfortable for the chairman of the team to sit there in front of Royals fans and hear things like that.

And he made a couple of quips like, hey, watch the wire the next couple of days.

There's going to be some stories.

We're going to be adding some pitching talent to the team.

You know, trying at every turn with every possible query that any guest in the room had,

he had to try to answer it. So if we're being completely fair, let's not make a mockery of this listening to her. Let's understand that no matter how much money you have, whether you own a major league baseball team or not, no matter how good your life is,

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