Reasonable. Nothing personal word of the day for Tuesday, July 20th, 2021 is reasonable.

Reasonable is a great word for me. You're not being reasonable. What does that mean?

That means that you're not doing what I want you to do, right? Reasonable is in the

eye of the beholder. When people use the word reasonable, they're using it because they

cannot come up with another way to articulate their argument in a convincing manner.

That's not a reasonable price. That's possible. May not be reasonable to you, but that's

what I'm charging. That's what I think it's worth. Honey, you are not being reasonable.

We have to go visit my family. I think I mean, very reasonable. Don't want to do that.

Owners are funny, right? Major League Baseball owners. It's such a great room to be in it first.

Steve Cohen is the new owner of the Met. He walks into the room. He knows he got in by

the skin of his chinny chin chin. He joins Twitter and his Twitter personality. Everyone

has a Twitter personality. I don't think his Twitter personality is reasonable. Right?

He does. He tweets things that to me are silly, borderline, moronic, somewhat humorous,

but not to me. But they require a little further explanation, a little bit of a deeper dive.

Like when he announced the way the rain out for his team did, it's just yesterday's

tweet caught my attention. He said, let's play GM again. First of all, Steve, that's

what you're doing. Number one, number two, every fan plays GM again. You are hoping that

they do because that's fantasy baseball. That is the way that people are engaging in your

game, but not enough. You want everyone to second guess and question everything you do.

That's the greatest thing about being an owner of a president is everyone knows they can

do their job better than you. And some of them are probably right. They just don't have

the money or the opportunity or the luck. We're not born on third base. We're willing to

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