Or well, you know, I always wanted to say a word that way because when you say or well

in as you're nothing personal word of the day, you have to do it in a way that indicates

what it is like on a monopoeia when a word is what it sounds like. Supercalifragilistic

expiolidosis, dishes, audacious. Okay. Here it is. The nothing personal word of the day

for August 6th, 2020. I'm going to do it right now. Or wellian. Or wellian as in George

Orwell, the writer. It's meant to indicate a totalitarian government, but really that's

not what I'm talking about. I use Orwellian the way I would think of big brother. Somebody's

watching you. I think that's a song by Rockwell. Somebody's watching me. I don't think I

got that right, Coco. There's no chance I did. I want to say it's Rockwell. One hit wonder

from the 1980s. Somebody's watching me, but I'm almost positive. That's wrong. In any case,

when I say or wellian, that just Coco just said correct. He's never written correct on

the document so close to the start of the show. That's a good sign. The reason I chose

that we chose Orwellian today is after all of the talk on nothing personal, going through

Major League Baseballs, return to play plan, the back and forth with the labor negotiation,

the 113-page health and safety protocol. We said this is going to be a living document.

And as part of that, there's going to be changes that happen. Some changes will happen

because there will be new events. There will be new epiphanies, new discoveries, new thoughts.

They will learn from actually starting this season that from a pragmatic standpoint, certain

provisions in the protocol need to be tweaked. On the other hand, there were things that

should have been in there from the beginning that as time has passed, their absence has

become more apparent and glaring. And MLB decided to plug some holes. The timing is not

strange because here nothing personal. You know the facts and the facts are that Rob

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