The title of this thread was good for drawing interest.
However, does anyone really think that we (Perfect Game) are either one.... a Blessing or a Curse?
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Attending a Perfect Game is not something mandatory. It isn't good for anyone when a kid that can't play shows up. I always feel sorry for the kid when that happens. Luckily it doesn't happen a lot. I always ask myself, why is he here? Why would someone spend all that money only to embarrass their son. We actually go out of our way to treat those type kids extra nice. It's not their fault and in reply to something in a previous bashing, we have politely returned their money at times, but you have to be careful because some parents would actually get mad.
That's awesome. Are you able to attend most of the games at every PG event? How would you classify a kid that can't play? If you saw my son batting at times he might fit this description. 
How do you go about refunding money to a kid that can't play?