This is an IHeart podcast.

Let's play a game with Elvis Duran in the Morning Show.

All right, here we go.

So we found a game.

And then when we're done with the game, you have to figure out whether or not it was rigged.

So we're saying now, we're saying now to the world, there's a possibility the game you're about to hear is rigged.

Maybe.

Because I don't want anyone coming back, like giving me crap.

Okay.

All right.

It's now time for homophonic fun.

Yes.

Let's go talk to Hope from beautiful York PA.

Hello, Hope. Welcome to Homophonic Fun.

By the way, Hope thinks all, well, good morning.

Hope is a firm believer that all games are rigged as well.

Yes, hope.

Hope has no hope.

Yeah.

No hope left.

No hope you truly think when you go to the fair or you go to wherever in your or Vegas, whatever, you play a game, you think they're all rigged. It's just the way it is? Absolutely. The odds are definitely against you. They stuck you in by giving you that little bit of hope and then they smash your dreams by taking all your time. Yeah. They smash your dreams. Okay.

They give you a free try sometimes, too, at the fair. They're like, hey. Oh, yeah. They'll give you like 50 free kids. Yeah. I know. It's like crack on the playground. Mm-hmm. All right, well, here we go. Welcome to Honophonic Fun. and we're going to use homophones, or homophones, if you wish to call them that.

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