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I grew up in a small town, around 500 people. We had a baseball team in my sophomore year and I played (small school = if you go out for a sport you’re on the team). I split time at second base with one of the guys that pitched. I went up for it but it sailed out to right-center. After the inning, I went into the dugout and the coach looked at me and held his thumb and finger about an inch and a Rip And Tear Vintage Shirt half apart. I said, “Yeah, I almost had it.” He said, “No, that’s how far you got off the ground.”
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