Blah, blah, blah, blah.

Get up with Sarah and Vinny.

Legit.

Yeah.

Alice at 973.

A lot of teen boys are being lured into gambling.

Oh.

I certainly chased kegs and beer and girls.

I never gambled.

Like I played poker with my dumb friends with change that we had or we would get,

I'd have a $20 bill in the budget that I could take to the horse track in Del Mar and,

you know, we'd drink and I'd very slowly lose that $20.

But that, now that it's coming into your phone, your kid could get

themselves into a lot of trouble. Yeah. And if they listen to any sports podcast, they're always

sponsored by these betting companies now. Like there's no way they can get away from the advertising

for it. A new study reveals that more than one third of teenage boys between the ages of 11 and 17 have admitted to gambling in the past year. Oh, wow. So you're flirting with you. You're flirting with big trouble. It's not a surprise when someone goes. Well, they spot you your first bet sometimes and now you've got a little bit of money.

Like, well, I'm not going to leave it sitting there.

And the chasing thing is real.

I got to win my money back.

I got to, you know, I just let me get, you know, one big win is going to put me back in business.

So my mom and dad won't ground me and be mad at me.

Right.

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