So I don't know how many years we've been doing the charge challenge. It's got to be close

to a decade. And every year we have a 1300, 1300 years. We have a loser a handful of

years ago. We added a ghost player out of it. That's I think most of the the charge challenge

we've had a ghost. And whoever loses the charge challenge suffers the punishment out

of the group. Guaranteed to have at least one loser, but anybody that loses to the

ghost, just the player that goes undrafted also loses. So you can have multiple losers

in the show clearly does in so many ways. This year it looked like for a good chunk of

the year. All of us might lose to the ghost. Then sauce finds a way to pull ahead and pretty

much comfortably stay ahead the rest of the way. It was over pretty early. Yeah. Yeah.

And then the last month or so, it looked like it was going to be sauce laying out the

map for the rest of us. And then Chris got red hot found a way to pass the ghost state

in front of the ghost. And now we have two winners and three losers. So the two of them

Chris and sauce get to decide where the three of us goes. So the punishment this year,

if you haven't heard it for the 50th time, three consecutive nights on a Thursday, Friday

and Saturday. We have to go to a bar from nine in midnight dressed as a jackass because

basically like Pinocchio, that's what we are. We like drinking and gambling and playing

pool, which is basically what a jackass is. I think that was the point of Pinocchio is

if you do these things, you're an absolute donkey, which is not true at all. We embrace

the fact that those are some of our gambling party and hanging out with people at pool

halls. Anywho. So Thursday, Friday, Saturday, we have to do that nine to midnight at bars

of the winners, choosing and then midnight to midnight to nine a.m. on Sunday, we have

to do a nine hour radio shift dressed as that donkey midnight Monday, technically, right?

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