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Risk it for the Biscuit. Five
day promotion, right, Nope, six

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day promotion, seven day promotion.
Now, I told you we were gonna

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play tomorrow, but we're gonna play
risk it for the Biscuit. I don't

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know how else to put it.
But it doesn't matter what happened last week.

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I think I think what they asked
was, will you repeat? Could

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it be a repeat of something we've
already heard from last week? I said

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yes, So I don't know.
The risk it for the Biscuit is the

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name of the game. Good morning, the right person on the phone here?

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Oh hi Michael, Okay, speak
your phone, speaker phone something I'm

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not hearing. You're really good,
Okay, I need to hear you.

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I need to hear you crystal clear
because when I'm not a speaker, but

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i'm outside. Okay, Yeah,
I don't love what I'm hearing. But

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when you say stop, I'm going
to stop. Let me hear what that

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sounds like. Say it stop?
I heard that loud and clear. Michael.

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Where are you from? Man?
I am excited. I'm from Houston.

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I changed the number in my head
eight times in that thirty minutes song.

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Okay, so I'm not sure what
I'm gonna do. I don't want

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to know what the number is too. I don't want in on this,

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Michael. I'm I'm like a magician
asking somebody to come up and assist me

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on stage. Like, have we
ever met before, sir? Have I

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talked to you beforehand? Did I
give you this ace of spades to put

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in your pocket so that I look
cool on stage when I do the trick?

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I don't want to know anything,
Michael. I don't want to know

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anything. Alex Is alex is also
somewhat in charge over here, because he's

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the guy that's going to actually stop
when you say it, or if you

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say it. Okay, and that's
it. So you said you had a

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number, and then you're listening,
you're on hold, and you said that

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changed several times. You're thinking about
what you could buy with the money.

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He's already spending the money, Tessa. He's do what you do. It's

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like, ooh, every increment is
something else that you could purchase. Interesting,

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Okay, I just got to avoid
my inner Alex. I don't know

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what that means. I'm gonna have
you explain that after. I don't want

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to know. I don't want to
know anything else. We've already talked too

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much. People are gonna think we're
best best friends, all right, and

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we're definitely not. This run's neighbor
calling. No, it's not. I

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don't know who this is, all
right, Michael, are you ready to

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like the fuse? Yes, Alex, you gonna match. I'm okay,

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here we go, all in wat
I'm just waiting for you to say stop

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if you say it at all,
Oh baby Jesus, Okay, we let

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it. Here we go. One
hundred dollars. Apparently that wasn't the number.

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Two hundred dollars, three hundred dollars, four hundred dollars. That's a

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lot of money, it is.
Come on, okay, wow, five

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hundred dollars. Stop stop that,
Alex. The guy said stop. The

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guy said stop, stop it.
Five hundred. Let's tell it. Take

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you guys so much? Okay,
now, okay, congratulations, five hundred

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dollars. Nobody can take that from
you, Michael, congratulations. Tell me

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tell me some of the numbers that
were bouncing around in your head when you

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were on hold getting ready to play
the game. You were the tenth caller,

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so you had a little time to
think about it. I was thinking

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eight. But like the reason I
said the thing about Alex is, I

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don't think he would ever say stop. Oh you you think if Alex played,

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he wouldn't say stop. Well,
he's a millionaire, he doesn't need

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this money. This is just money
again, dude, how much I left

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on the table? Do you really
you're asking for that? Yeah? For

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sure, because I want to know. I don't think radio let's go.

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You don't want to do that to
yourself? Do you come on? Okay?

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Six hundred dollars? Okay, seven
hundred dollars. That's a lot of

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money. Leuxy seven eight hundred.
He had that number in his head.

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Explosion, explosion, nine hundred dollars. Wow, it's never exploded after nine

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one thousand dollars. You you had. I'm still more than happy. Thank

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you. You had the fouiewie.
That's okay, you had the fouie.

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It's okay, said, it's okay, all good. Thank you so much,

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guys. Five hundred bucks, five
hundred dollars. Congratulations, bro,

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he's still happy. Thank you.
Yeah, I'm more than happy. Oh

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that's so great, dude. I'm
I'm a eight though, what you were

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on? Eight? And then you
said no, you were on a dude.

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It's better than nothing, though,
of course, of course I'm not

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listening. I'm excited for that five
hundred dollars. Dude, well done.

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Oh I am too. It's it's
risky for the biscuit kids, and uh,

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we're playing again tomorrow. Thank you
to the great Jim Adler, the

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Texas Hammer with all that cash,

