The numbers told the story they always do. It's one of those idiots who believe in analytics. This is a numbers game with Gil Alexander gone Bissin. Hour number three of the numbers game at Bison. Eastports betting Network, vizan.com, Game Plus, Ihard Radio, YouTube TV, Sirius Exit Channel 158, part of sharp week here at the network, and there it there's the crowd there we go better late than

never a little less than uh was it 15 minutes now before the madness continues let this guy check

his watch one more time he takes he's very concerned about what time it is you know what it is he's

like i don't know we've got 15 minutes to put in this bed i only have 15 minutes but now i see him

what is that guy doing what kind of parley is he doing up there?

Just go, go, go. The kiosk lines are serious. Don't you know the numbers of your parlay? I love the people who have all night, right, to make these bets. He waits to the last 15 minutes and now he's so angry at the guys in front of him in line.

I didn't even know where you were going,

because both guys are bad, right?

It's the, like, why are you doing that?

But also the guy behind, you don't get to complain. so angry at the guys in front of him in line. I didn't even know where you were going, because both guys are bad, right?

It's the, like, why are you doing that?

But also the guy behind, you don't get to complain.

That's right.

Show is brought you by Profit X, by the way. I just want to read this one because it's just a follow-up to that conversation. We were having Fezick at the end. Jason McKinney, I'll take the under on six out of ten who wash their hands.

Yeah.

Especially if you...

Well, he said nine out of ten. But he says some just use the water. He says, especially if you add in washing hands correctly. Very few people wash hands long enough. If you have to physically touch the faucets, soap, and or paper towel dispenser, I would be more of a one at a 100 guy. Take a food safety class and you will probably never eat out again.

You know what? You know what's always bothered me? When did we start having automatic dispensers of any guy? 20 years ago at this point? Probably even more than that. The non-touch yet. How have we not gotten to a point? Like this always blew my mind when it started. where like if you're going to replace one thing,

like replace everything in the bathroom, right? Like, I shouldn't have to, like, flush a toilet, but then the sink and the paper towel dispenser are going to be automatic, right? Like, everything can be automatic. Listen, let me just say this, though. I consider myself a fairly intelligent human being who doesn't do, like,

it doesn't get caught in, like, dumb situations.

If a camera is on me trying to get the water to actually activate on some of these sinks,

it will be the dumb.

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