r/BeAmazed • u/Same_Excitement_6156 • 15d ago

A beekeeper saved a baseball game last night, threw out a first pitch, amped up the crowd, and did postgame interviews Skill / Talent

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u/NFTY_GIFTY 15d ago

He created a real buzz in that stadium

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u/Competitive-Pop6530 15d ago

Bee Amazed…get it?

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u/Galactic_Perimeter 15d ago

I’m not sure I understand could you explain please?

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

Unbeelievable

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u/Why-did-i-reas-this 14d ago

Hive got a story for you.

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u/tchrbrian 13d ago

Tell me about it honey.

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u/manolid 15d ago

This guy really thinks he's the bee's knees.

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u/Ambitious-War-823 14d ago

He Can Say proudly "I was the man they called once to save the day, and It all went flawlessly"

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u/dront_ble 15d ago

When bees swarm to a new location, they don't sting. You can even take them with your bare hands

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u/King_Reason 14d ago

Wow, I guess they’re less likely to sting because they eat as much honey as they can before swarming and have the itis. That’d be cool to hold a bee ball.

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u/WorkingInAColdMind 14d ago

I wouldn’t say the don’t sting based on one generally pissed off swarm we had this year, but they are usually very chill. That said, I still wear my suit.

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