Well, I suppose somebody's glad that Karen is still alive. Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle

and Stephen Green. This episode of Right Angle is brought to you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

Men, it seems like not so long ago, we were hearing stories and seeing videos of a Karen in the news,

almost daily or more. The latest incarnation, Karen rears her ugly head at a Phillies baseball game. It really doesn't matter

whether you've seen this video or not, but I take it at least one of you has. Of course.

Oh, yeah. Yes. So and and you know,

we're we're behind the curve on commenting about the reality of what happened there. I want to go

a little bit deeper with this Stephen Green because it occurs to me that this whole incident

with a woman who was trying to catch a home run ball but got beaten to it by a dad who brought his nine-year-old son to the game and got seats in the outfield specifically in hopes of catching a home run ball.

And fortunately in the fourth inning one gets hit out in their area. Dad grabs it, puts it in his son's glove.

It's going to be a moment that goes down in the history of their lives together as a special

one until Karen comes running over and basically says with a lot of foul language included,

that was my ball because it landed in front of me and I had the right to it even though

she didn't, it was in the row in front of her, she couldn't pick it up.

But, and the dad eventually decides, and later on said, I felt like I just needed to be the

dad in this situation and show my son what's important in life and he just takes the

ball out of his son's glove hands it to Karen and she you know barking and whining

goes back to her seat a lot has happened since then Steve but I'm not asking

anybody to critique this dad I think he did the best he could in a very brief situation where you don't know what's right to do.

But I did think about her.

And is there any way to be able to change the behavior of somebody like that with your reaction to their behavior.

This is something that dad said later in an interview.

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