the reality is, most companies, let alone sports' teams, wait until something is broken ad hurting before making it better (or preventing the hurt in the first place). Indeed, because they don't want to be hasty or judgemental or abandon what they decided was right in the first place, they keep waiting even after it is broken, in case it turns back around. That's just how the world works for most of hte world.
if only that had been the tone.....and not that questioning the FO was just wrong/bad/evil....If only we could have disagreements w/o straw man attacks so often.
I was looking at Berkshire this week also. My plan is to buy bitcoin after it's next dip. But with Russia saying they like cryptocurrencies, will there be a dip?
I was just told several times yesterday that the bullpen was fine, that no one deserved to be promoted from AA to AAA, and that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Glad to see I'm not alone in wondering what the plan is.
No, as I said above, I don't watch the games, hence why I asked the question above. And, yes, you and Brock said the same thing. He's doing a better job of not swinging when he shouldn't. Which, btw, is great!
Heh, at the risk of quoting myself, and looking even more like a self centered..... Is that a quote bubble by his head in the background? What does everyone think it says?
That's why I love them. If they can stop Amazon from besting them, it's hard to see them ever losing this space. which is only going to grow. to be clear, eventually every company loses.....I just don't think this happens anytime soon.
I can't say strongly enough how much I believe in this company. Great plan. Long term play. Amazon has been unable to beat them, when they take everyone else down.
I understood it. His floor is out of baseball. But, he's a top 10 prospect as a SS. He's not Floriman as a prospect at all. Not even in the same book, let alone sentence.