The Ochelli Effect – Crazy Times April Seven

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Michael Swanson starting Tuesday night by not-talking Baseball. The business models and the future of what was once normal are all in question. Is the shift in reality caused by the Corona Virus, or was it happening long before now? .What is it like to get a pizza now? Will there be no more live […]

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