Regarding the man who jumped onto the safety net at Yankee Stadium last week, I applaud you! You proved that the net is safe, not just to me but to the entire world.
If you are looking for exposure, try joining a charitable organization and help people instead of helping yourself to a television screen.
RICHARD C. CURTIS
Snohomish
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