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 Visan. Our number two of a numbers game at Visan, the sports betting network, Visan.com, Game Plus, I-Hard Radio, YouTube TV. Series X of Channel 158, Gil Alexander, Kelly Bidlin. It's a numbers game, y'all. Un Partido de Numbros, for those listening in Spanish. Steve Fezick still to come later today. Right. He's got some stuff to talk about. I may, I have a feeling I'm going to get angry at Steve. No. Yeah, because one of the things he wants to talk about, right, crack is unscripted. Steve is slightly scripted because he lets us know kind of where he wants to go sometimes. Sometimes not, by the way. He's scripted and then he gets off scripted, actually. But he has some stuff that he wants to hit on. And one of the things he wants to hit on, I kind of feel like he's responsible for one of the things he wants to complain about. So I'm already a little hot about it.

We'll see what happens there. I didn't read through his text that closely, so I don't know exactly what you're talking about, but sounds right. Sounds about right. I'm like, really, Steve? Are we outraged about this? Hmm. Larry Fresh on Twitter. Our listeners have stones, quote, unquote. The stones in my pants when I bet. He just gave us a list of lucky gemstones that he has eight different kinds of stones.

Is he, like, complaining about, like, the stones in my pants when I bet. He just gave us a list of lucky gemstones that he has eight different kinds of stones.

Is he, like, complaining about, like, parlay cards not being offered more places or something? Oh, I don't know. Oh, no, no, no. Because that would be another good example. No, he's complaining. Can I just tell just me and you talking, right? Nobody's listening. He's complaining about people lifting other people's picks and putting them out there.

And I'm like, dude. He's complaining about people lifting other people's picks and putting them out there.

And I'm like, dude.

I didn't catch that.

This is my seat.

This is my soul of you and I can hear.

I put on this voice when I go, I'm only complaining about it.

Two drinks in on Twitter.

Since the numbers game is turned into the Visan website support slash suggestion line today,

can someone please look into getting the watch live video link to try to work, rather? Aha, you guys are the best. Is that upset you? It does because we've gotten, no, we've gotten too many of those tweets in the past month or so. We're working on it. Suggestion box. Bees bets. People love your kiosk thing, Kelly. It's just fascinating. He goes, what if you lost your phone? It is Vegas and usually some drunken debaucheries going on. Another reason could be that you get people, oh, the other reason would be to get the people to the right pickup spot. Some of the ride chair locations are insane and hidden in the bowels of the casino.

Well, that part is true.

What, B's bets, one of the best points made so far.

Of course, the M's kiosk, nowhere near the actual Uber faker spot.

Oh.

That's a great point, though.

That one's a great point because that combines the other tweet we got about like the after the festival and my phone's running out, right? If you know where the pickup location is and you had one there, I'm, I'd be okay. By the way, the reason historically for that at casinos, and by the way, also at the airport itself, right, where the picking up Ubers and lifts as opposed to a taxi is much more,

how can we put this, labor laborious, right? Yeah, yeah. Is because when, Uber to the airport

cab from me, first of all, taxis obviously existed before ride chair, but when ride chair came in,

the cabs, they wanted, they're like, they're fighting hard to not have these things. So at the airport at McCarron, now Reed, it's you got to, you got to travel. You got to walk a little longer to get to the Uber lift. You have to know which terminal where it is. Yeah. You got to cross a bridge, that kind of thing. I don't know how you do it. It's very easy for me, Gil. I want Uber to the airport. I hop in that cab line as soon as I'm flying into Vegas. Oh, no, I still do do Uber.

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