Yelled at the ump. That would be a guess, having never been to a baseball game in my life.

I waited the whole weekend for junk food?

I like rhizo's answer but I think it would be higher than 35% LOL. I don't know. In today's day and age, taking a selfie.

How about throwing something at the umpire.

Urinated publicly.

JK!

Caught a ball.

Left early.

Dozed off.

caught a ball

The Wave (hate it.....)

Bought a jersey.

Taken a drink every time the pitcher tosses the rosin bag back on the mound, and it stays on it. Yea, that was the game, I think. Too long ago! Or as my momma says, I've slept since then. It certainly had to do with him tossing it on the mound. It was "our gang's game".

As a side note, we had a beer vendor from whom we bought purely because he was pouring a beer when a line drive hit him square in the back. He kept pouring, never missed a beat, never lost a drop, and that was just awesome to see. Good ol' Dave! He sold at hockey too, and we bought from him there.

ETA: dang it. Now I am crying. Dave died. I figure he probably had since it was so long ago. Great man and made our lives better.

I just realized what the real answer probably is... dozed off.

Dozed off was one of my first thoughts, too. Forgot to post it.

Do they do the camera kiss at baseball games? If so, I'll guess that one, too.

The Wave.

Re the junk food reusable bags thing, I found the article it came from, and it's just a bunch of made up hooey. One store checked the records for some customers to see what they bought during a certain period. The ones with reusable bags bought both more organic and more "junk" food (no definition if this means organic chocolate bars or non-organic potato chips or what). There is absolutely no science behind what passes for a methodology here. It's just a cute little thing a store owner thought up, and not anything you should regard as real. Likely scenario, young moms who care about environment only buy organic food for family, and also buy chocolate, cookies and ice cream.

Are there ever enough people in the stands for a wave? Serious question.

The "wave" looks awesome if done correctly, and if done with a full stadium.

My answer to today's question depends on whether or not it's a playoff or World Series game, and whether or not the person has bet any money on the outcome -- it would be either to cry, or to jump up and down with joy.

One of the first, if not the very first, waves broadcast was at a baseball game. Average 2015 attendance for the Dodgers, according to ESPN, was well over 46,000. St. Louis was well over 43,000. Usually, the wave only goes around a single deck--mostly the cheap seats--and takes far fewer people. Yes, it's enough people.

Bought pop corn.

Just stopping in to give the ever-so-helpful Lindsey a big "thank you" for her continued service of Google-ing the daily quiz answers and posting them here for all to see before tomorrow's reveal.

I've often suggested that it's important that we try to learn something new on as many days as we can.

Wasn't aware that the local police contingent had been subdivided ... but I guess that could qualify as being one of the lower priority items of new information.

o j