- If they are right behind you, use your windshield washer and spray them.
- If they use their wipers and back off. You get a single.
- If they use their wipers and still are close, spray them again.
- If they then back off after using their wipers twice, you score a double.
- If they are STILL behind you, use their wipers again!
- If they then back off, it's a triple.
- If they just don't get it and use their wipers four times, on four seperate sprays, (your windshield is now really clean
- And they STILL STILL don't back off, it's a home run!
- If they don't use their wipers, so you aren't close enough.
- That's an out.
For example:
You squirt one tailgater they move back, you now have one man on first base.
Runs: 0 AB: 1 Hits: 1
1 for 1, batting 1.000
You miss the second, one out, man on first.
Runs 0 AB: 1 Hits 2
Men on first and second, 1 for 2, batting .500
If you squirt a third car and he/she needs two free windshield washings, that's a double, all move up, men on second and third.
Runs: 2 AB Hits: 3
2 for 3, batting .666
Okay, men on second and third, swing and are out
Runs: 2 AB
2 for 4, batting, batting .500
You spray the next guy twice, and he backs off, all move forward, man of second, One out.
Runs: 2 Hits 3
4 for six, batting batting .666
Try again in a cross wind, miss
4 for 7, batting .571
Some idiot just keeps cleaning his windshield four times, home run and you clear the bases.
You get greedy, are in a strong head wind, and miss, Out number two.
It's too strong a cross-wind, Three outs.
Three outs and your game is finished, start over.
So,