248, 539, 97.

That is the number to either text us or call us.

You know what, Tony, before we get to the callers, I need to ask a question of the listeners out there.

For those who have done this, is this something difficult?

Because right now, I am so disappointed in Kenny Kot.

I mean, I would have put money on Kenny to finish this

thing in the seventh inning. I thought he would have been done. This is, it was made for him,

and he failed. Or is there a strategy that I've missed? Because I just tried to do it. I don't want

to hear your voice right now. I'm sorry. I'll give you the strategy that you missed. This is what you

missed. And I'll take it straight from the texter because I was thinking this. Doing the 9-99 challenge during a school start and an offensive slump is asking for failure. That is a critical plan here. That's the research he should have done. You're right here. The wrong day to do it. Here's the other thing, as I mentioned before.

The game of the 9-99 challenge has changed.

If you would have tried this four or five years ago before the pitch clock, that's true too.

No problem.

That made it tough.

And the frustrating thing to me, the most frustrating thing to me was after I called it quits, after inning five when I said I'm tapping out, then all of a sudden the offense, everybody started getting hits, the game got longer. That's why you don't quit. If I would have just held on a little longer, maybe I could have done it. Yes. Well, the public wants to speak. 248, 539, 97.

I'd say, good afternoon to Matt.

What's up, Matt?

You know, what's up, guys?

So I tried it before.

It was hard for me only because I don't like beer.

So that was the hardest part for me.

The hot dogs was easy.

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