-: The best part of my job is that it is
very baseball specific.
Every day, all day, I'm doing things and working on issues
that are true baseball issues,
and I'm getting kind of a front-row seat
to all the craziness that goes on in the baseball industry.
And I've been crazy about baseball my whole life,
so, in that way, it is kind of a dream job.
And, you know, it's fun to get involved
in this big institution that you've been
so close to your whole life.
It is a full-time job in the most broad sense.
You know, we have, during the season, games going
on sometimes from 1 p.m. Eastern
all the way until 1 a.m. Pacific time.
We have 30 different clubs that all have
issues they're dealing with, and things they need help on,
and competitive problems that come up during the season.
I'm looking at my phone a lot, I spend a lot of time
on the phone, and it can be pretty stressful.
I think also having the stuff you work on be very public is,
there's positives to it,
but it adds a level of stress
to the work that you're doing
that doesn't really exist in some other jobs.
I think if there were a way to, but the problem is,
there is no way to do that job in a casual way.
I mean, you kinda gotta be all in,
which you know, is kinda what we sign up for,
but it's grueling.