There’s a charity game coming up, and one of our teams has taken ill. Usually I canvas for donations, but today I’m actually looking for players. We mostly donate to animal welfare groups and kids groups. I appreciate it.īATS! arranges charity baseball games to help out local causes. Yeah, I shook my head the whole time writing all that. Yeah - I think the rooster is actually a guy I play baseball with? But there was some magic business involved. Either way - cheers!įrom a rooster you say. Now or maybe in the future.ĭoes any of that sound even remotely credible? I’m bad at cold calling, so feel free to ignore me and I’ll assume you’ve blocked this number.Įrr… I mean “Cold texting”. Very sorry to bother, but I got your number from a rooster…Īnd he said that you might be down for helping us out. Not the weird musical with the sexy bats…) (That stands for “Baseball Aid and Trust Society”. Where the progress column says (A) or (B), these are your left and right options for how to respond. Note that pauses under 1 minute long are not indicated.
He works with the aforementioned Baseball Aid and Trust Society, which is abbreviated to BATS.It is implied that Ace may have ADHD or, more likely, autism due to his personally noted oversharing and lack of understanding of social cues.In the same breath, he notes they "have a soft spot for cute things" This is exemplified by his participation in BATS (Basball Aid and Trust Society) which donates primarily to animal welfare groups and kids groups.
It is shown that he is quite kind and devoted to charity. Regardless of this, he seems quite popular and has a good number of friends, including Kelby. "People trying to introduce themselves or deepen friendships." He remarks he "has been told that he miss of social cues" for example. He often catches himself giving too much information, though the response options usually encourage his outwardness. He is aware of this, and often apologizes about it. Ace is an outgoing person who is friendly and sometimes awkward.
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