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Now let's get to what everybody was complaining about earlier today, earlier this morning.

Pauli, I'll start with you.

Oh, that's fun.

This is a weird complaint.

I watch a lot of Little League World Series in the afternoons my kids.

And my daughter goes, is baseball always on in the afternoon? I'm like, no, this is Little League World Series. They're enjoying it. I was thinking this,

because baseball is always trying to get younger viewers. What if baseball did a

nationally televised late afternoon game four days a week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, not Fridays.

Like an after-school special, like they used to have a movie when we were growing up.

The MLB after-school special. So it's a nationally televised game. There's a lot of games that happen.

Like the Rockies are going to play today at 245, but that's going to be broadcast locally in St. Louis.

So you have a nationally televised. How about we start out with one afternoon game a week? Okay. So it's the after school game of the week. And it's marketed a little bit towards kids. Maybe the broadcast could be a little kid friendly. Maybe Nickelodeon kind of embraces this like they did the NFL game. When my kids get home in April at 3 o'clock,

they're doing anything to not do homework.

If you had baseball on live,

the kids can watch the entire game, they could tune in.

They could watch it from start to finish for a change.

Okay, yeah, all right.

It's a complaint, but maybe with an optimistic look.

Okay, a forward spin. Yeah, optimistic look. Okay. A forward spin?

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