Previously on the Tony Cornizer show.

All you have to do if you are listening to me now, all you have to do is go to the ticket booth and say

what she's a re. You know, you can say it's softly if you're embarrassed.

Say it loudly. Say what she's a re and you're going to be let in for free. You'd be crazy not to do this.

Maybe, maybe delay the salute until you're inside the game, but definitely say what she's a re.

Yeah, I mean, we're hoping that as many as 10 people do that and ask for a wapper and fries.

Yeah, and see how much it costs.

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So I would have said the over under at the amount of people who would go to the Syracuse

Metz game last night and say, let's see, to be let in for free. I would have said it at six.

And the reason I would have said it at six is because I don't really believe that that many people in the area of Syracuse, New York

listen to this show, maybe 50, you know, and not all of them could get there.

My high school class makes Stephen Pearson listen. He lives in Portland. He goes to Syracuse games a lot.

Syracuse basketball games a lot. He might have gone, but he didn't go. He didn't go.

So I don't know. I would have said it at six. Michael, where would you have set the number?

So what do you think? By the way, I don't have the number. What do you think the capacity of their stadium is?

Probably eight to 10,000. Okay, we're going standing remotely because LaChi Zaree night is a destination wedding.

So you would think it would be many people. I would assume most people are traveling with either a friend,

significant others, somebody in their family in a circle, another listener. So I'm going to go up to 30.

Up to 30. I have heard, and I don't know for a fact, Jason has not emailed us. I don't believe the president of the team.

Oh, we can go back. We can go back. You know, I don't think we have an email.

But I have heard from second hand source that Claire Natola is saying there were like 70 people.

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