Welcome to Pablo Torrey finds out. I am Pablo Torrey and today we're going to find out what this sound is.

Why would they want to give their hard-earned money to John Fisher, Nepo baby?

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You're listening to Draft Kings Network. So one of the great pleasures I have hosting this show is that I get to a sign, absurdly accomplished people to do my bidding. And so Joel Anderson, truly one of the greatest podcasters in America, a real superlative that is backed up by awards Joel that's right don't

sarcastically nod it's real it's true I mean you know I don't like to talk about it often

but I did have the best podcast in America last year.

Yes.

Okay, so Joel Anderson, if you did not know, is a writer for Slate.com and the host of the

trophy winning podcast series

Slow Burn, Becoming Justice Thomas.

But the other thing to know about Joel is that he lives in the Bay Area,

meaning that a big story that I've been monitoring from across the country is, for

him, decidedly local.

27,559.

That's how many fans packed the Coliseum on a regular Tuesday night to show their

support for keeping the A's in Oakland. Instead of a boycott, they called it a

reverse boycott and if their goal was to get attention then by all accounts it works.

We heard the crowd go silent and now getting very loud at the Coliseum. I just need you to wrap your head.

And I just need you to wrap your head around the concept of these reverse boycotts here because typically

when you want to protest something you refuse to give it money or pay for tickets

but in Oakland with the A's what fans have been protesting is the team's billionaire owner, John Fisher,

who has been threatening to move the team to Sacramento and eventually Las Vegas,

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