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When you check into a hotel on vacation, you might not think the clerk has an interesting story to tell.

I understand, Oakland fans.

"How often should we post about politics on Facebook?" you might have asked as the election draws closer.

I've wrecked news car after news car. Just news car after news car. But the pick-up truck I own in real life has remained consistent.

Sure, the Dallas Cowboys haven't enjoyed the Cincinnati Bengals' level of success these past few years, but few have. Still, fans have been frustrated, calling out, "Scaia wasn't even talkin' about his precious hometown team until a couple years ago. The term, 'bandwagon jumper,' is thrown around all too often these days, but in this case..."

Back in 2015, I was covering a Veterans Day event in Fort Worth. During an interview, someone took the time to come up, loop an American flag through my belt and take a picture.

Have you ever thought, "Sure, I've got $15 million burnin' a hole in my pocket, but what's the right piece of baseball memorabilia for me?!"

In order to make you feel inadequate about your life's work, I recently met an 11 year old girl who has published a series of books.

Continuing the theme in which I'm an outlier by trying to give people hope for the future, the second half of the Major League season starts today.

Perhaps now more than ever, we need a voice to calm our nation's jangled nerves. Regardless of politics, the country should be coming together.

The Texas Rangers' success has helped bring the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex together at a time when many of us seem split by political or ideological differences.

After a heartfelt Independence Day where we all came together to celebrate our nation and all that unites us, we've now returned to arguing with strangers online about politics.

Much like our nation, Curly's Frozen Custard is never finished. They're always growing, always evolving.

We may feel like a divided people. We may feel like nothing can truly bring us together. Except when we get our property valuation and we get declare, in one voice, "There's no way I'm payin' that much. I need a new roof and foundation!"

We've had a busy stretch in the Metroplex with just team after team after team [but not another "after team"] vying for championships. The Dallas Stars didn't make it to the NHL Finals, but the Mavericks did, so they're headed to Boston tonight.

As a beloved member of the American Youth Baseball Hall of Fame, loyal Scaiaholics will recall my history as a baseball umpire.

Loyal Scaiaholics will recall my rich history with auto racing. And by "rich history," I mean, "The marketing people at the McLaren dealership let me, against their better judgment, take one of their cars for a test drive."

Kid Rock's concoction for America is coming to AT&T Stadium this weekend. This particular concoction requires four million pounds of dirt.

We always have a great time talking about new dishes being served at stadiums around the Metroplex. One of the central themes is the innovation shown by the chefs for these teams.

Just a few of us have been weighing in on the chief executive of NPR explaining you can't, like, define a word like "truth," man.