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Sign up now and get $20 off your first order at Rinse.com. That's r-I-N-S-E.com. Hello and welcome to the Bullerck Podcast. I'm your host Tim Miller. It is a memorial day. We're working. We're to have an abbreviated show for you and it's Monday. So that means I'm here with Bill Crystal. How you doing, Bill? Fine, Tim. How are you? Do you get to barbecue or anything? Any grandkids?

A little bit.

Well, they're, of course, too busy to actually see us because they're in extremely complicated baseball and softball tournaments, which require multiple travel schedules, and, you know, it's very

complicated. Are you an intense sports grandfather? Are you shouting at the field?

We are diligent and we enjoy it. I don't know

make it sound like a duty. We go to McLean Little League a lot. Do you don't go to the two-hour

travel games at Calriffkin Field in near your north? And you're not shouting at the

ums. You haven't had any conflicts with ump. We're not. We're against the parents shouting at the

ums. We don't have, what's that thing that

our daughters have? But I noticed some other grandparents have, do you know about this? It's like,

not called pitch watcher, but it's game, game watcher. Anyway, some parent puts in the pitch by pitch,

and you can get it on your little device, well, on your own computer, not advice, I'm just on your own computer, not advice. I'm just on your phone. You know, so like if you're at work and you're missing the first two innings for the game,

you can get the pitch by pitch of how your kid and all the other kids are doing.

That's fine for the parents. I can see why they're very interested, but I think for the grandparents,

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