Retractable Roof in Cleveland...

[Alex]

The Indians could put a bunch of educated Clevelanders to work if they would agree to install a Retractable Roof. What's the point of having Travis Hafner and Vic Martinez tell kids to stay in school if those who do stay in school and get degrees in Architecture design don't get hired by fellow Clevelanders?

Well, if the Indians agreed to install a retractable roof the kids that were told to stay in school a decade and a half ago could be rewarded for listening to the prior generation of Indians players that told them to stay in school back in the early 90's.

The retractable roof would pay for itself within three to five years by increasing attendance during the months of April and May WHEN IT'S REALLY COLD, and it would put Clevelanders to work.

That's how we all help an economy, we don't just stick our hand out looking for people to buy our product, we also buy other's peoples products and services as well and circulate the money.

In this instance, a retractable roof would help the fans with their own circulation in the months of April and May when the weather is brutally cold, and the retractable roof would help the local economy's circulation as well.

If any of you out there ever had an Indians player come to your school and tell you to stay in school and get an education, write the Indians a letter and ask them why they won't hire Clevelanders who stayed in school at the urging of Indians players, design and install a retractable roof at the Progressive.

Progressive, now that's an interesting name, isn't it? Maybe it's time to make the name "Progressive", mean something.

[Alex]

So far, haven't half of the Indians home game been played in yucky conditions?

[joeydd]

What the **** does this have to do with telling kids to stay in school? You are an idiot

[Alex]

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