I am a Chicago Cubs fan. But it is nearly impossible and very expensive to get tickets. Today, at the last minute, we decided to go to the White Sox game. What a pleasure. We got on the train for $1.75 and 30 minutes later we were at the ball park. We walked up to the ticket window and got 2 seats. They were nose bleeders but mine was $18 and my son’s was $1 (kid’s special). Who cares? We went for food…they even had a special. Hot dog, coke, and chips for $5.00. Now at a ballgame that is a bargain. We stayed all nine innings, the White Sox won and we had a blast! Now this is the way baseball in the city used to be! Hats off to the White Sox marketing!
Baseball the way it used to be…
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Barry Moltz has founded and run small businesses with a great deal of success and failure for more than 25 years. He is a small business expert that helps companies get unstuck. Barry is a bestselling author, in-demand keynote speaker, and dynamic radio talk show host.
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Hey Barry, Jim Cooke here sending greetings from the West Texas town of Midland. I love baseball too. Just two weeks ago I was in the crowd at a Double AA baseball game in the South Texas town of Corpus Christi, TX. You were there too, and I witnessed only the 3rd perfect game in the 117 year history of the TEXAS League. What a night at Whataburger Field. 3 pitchers combined for this rare feat and it was neat to see. I tried as a fan for Corpus to break up the no no from the stands but my efforts weren’t successful. It was good to get to hear you again and I hope your new book is a big success. God Bless, Jim Cooke