from Lally PB. My roommate got into a fist fight arguing about whether or not Gina Davis's character dropped the ball on purpose at the end of a league of their own.

Which one of you was arguing that she didn't?

I want to fight you myself.

So you're so that's you you come from the place of she did drop the ball on purpose. There's no other place.

Okay. I'm just I'm just clarifying that that's your stance.

Apparently there is because there's one person out there who would still like to believe that who believes that Lori Petty generated the force to jar the ball loose from a Gina Davis who was trying to her character arc was completed.

She was trying to get her sister a win. It was the last best gift she could give her sister before they were separated again.

I'm sorry there. What if she choked a lot of she chose.

We are in a fight now.

I'm sorry. I think this would be funny or we can cut this.

Do you think like do you think she told her teammates that's what she did?

No.

Let me put it this way. If you were Gina Davis and you carry this different that that character doesn't have that level of egotism.

But if you but how long could you carry this around before like eventually you're going to get into a different fight with your sister.

Oh yeah. I'm not going to drop that ball.

Oh, let me be clear. I'm not Gina Davis. I would hold this for maximum impact and bring it up like 20 years later.

I'm not going to get on their deathbed like desperate.

Or at the Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Oh, that'd be good. Oh, look, there's the ball I dropped on purpose because I'm stronger than you.

And better baseball.

The movie definitely wants you to believe she dropped the ball on purpose.

It's very clearly like that's what they that's the story they want.

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