All you forgot in your post was to "drop the mic" at the end!
Just when I thought I'd seen it all....
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- Mar 28, 2013
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Well if you can pack a lifetime of practice into one hour it would seem fair to charge a few thousand dollars for a one hour lesson.
- Jun 19, 2013
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Well if I knew that's all it took I might have flown my DD out there a few years back and I wouldn't have wasted so much time on this site!!
Well Bill, that must be the same fix you've been using on all the girlfriends that don't come back.....
Maybe it's the speedo that is the problem.
Maybe it's the speedo that is the problem.
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I love this story. I wonder how they would've felt if their daughter didn't throw a no-hitter right out of the gate? Maybe they would be trash talking you.
I always tell students (and their parents) that it's a process. Then I say if I could just lay hands on them and turn them into a world-class player I'd be charging $1,000 a lesson and there would be a line a mile down the street to get some of that, because that's what everyone really wants.
Anyway, thanks for the laugh. Amazing the way some people think.
I always tell students (and their parents) that it's a process. Then I say if I could just lay hands on them and turn them into a world-class player I'd be charging $1,000 a lesson and there would be a line a mile down the street to get some of that, because that's what everyone really wants.
Anyway, thanks for the laugh. Amazing the way some people think.
Heck ya! Bookin a flight, pencil us in on your next open lesson time!
I hate tacos- said no Juan anywhere
Hey Bill.....you must be shorting us on our lessons! I want the 1 time miracle lesson when we see you on Saturday plus I want Pauly and the others to be there too since I won't be at the Greatest Pitching Show On Earth later this month. See you in Dallas.
- Feb 7, 2013
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BH's story reminded me of the time in rec when this crazy, over the top, father of a 8yo newbie pitcher told me his 3 lesson pitching coach said that his DD didn't have to attend lessons anymore because "she's got it down" and doesn't need instruction anymore! The father truly believed that his DD was a pitching phenom but it never occurred to him that the PC didn't want to have to deal with him at lessons anymore...I guess ignorance is bliss...
- Jun 12, 2015
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That is hilarious! She was willing to give up her fee to get rid of him; I guess that didn't occur to him either.
