I love saying that word. That's nothing personal word of the day.

Horde. Horde means a lot of things. People who are hoarders, we watch TV shows about people

who don't throw anything away and then they look through and they're hoarding items or

goods or sometimes like there's this TV show called Horde where you can't even walk

through someone's house. They've so much stuff. Some people say it's for sentimental reasons.

Some people say it's some sort of disease. Whatever it is, hoarding is also a verb. It means

keeping an excess of what you need. Well, the owner of the Chicago Cubs gave an interview.

His name is Tom Ricketts. The Ricketts family owns the Cubs. He's the control person, Tom

Ricketts, one of the brothers. He's the spokesman. He's the lead bro of the Cubs. He's at issues

with his SIS and one of his other bros and his pop. They've had some problems. Political

issues in family fighting. He gave an interview why I don't know and said I just want to be

very clear to everybody that baseball teams lose money and it's not as though we hoard loads

of cash. The losses that we will have because of COVID and coronavirus and here's where it got good.

The losses will be biblical. Biblical. A biblical size loss. How many millions in a Bible?

I've been thinking about it. I stayed up all night. I really couldn't sleep because that's normal.

I started thinking under what scenario would I ever have used in my 18 years when I was speaking

to the public and giving interviews? When would I ever invoke in biblical proportions?

The hurricane has devastated us. It's been biblical in nature. I didn't say that but I could have.

That home run was so important. It was biblical. Now I never did that.

We are going to build a ballpark on time and on budget. It's going to be biblical.

No, I can't say I did that. I did speak in a lot of churches and synagogues trying to get votes,

trying to get support of the people. I didn't never take the microphone and say our losses are

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