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Yikes. All right. Real quick, because I know it's been football and football and more football,

just one comment. And I want to know if I am a cold-hearted bastard.

But Jeremy Otto's update, the 11-year-old who drew the one-of-one Paul Skeen's debut card, it had a piece of his jersey in it, and the pirates want the card.

And they made an offer that if you are some pirates sycophant, maybe you would entertain.

The kid is in the California area.

But I set it right off the top.

I go, I appreciate what the theme is offering.

But none of this has money tied to it.

First of all, who the hell wants to watch Pittsburgh Pirates for 30

years? I don't want to watch it for 30 minutes. But second of all, it's what Jeremy said.

The prevailing thought is this card would go for about a half a million bucks. That family,

that is, again, I don't know their background, but let's just make an assumption. That's life-changing money.

Yeah.

To me, the team would have been better suited to say, here's the deal.

We want the card.

Whoever finds it, call us first.

All the, like, I always laugh, like, when people catch a famous ball.

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