Baseball Games Are Not Talk Radio.

Aaron: [Standard Greeting]
Caller: You didn't play the Hank Thompson Show* yesterday.
A: Oh, I'm sorry.
C: You played the baseball game.
A: Ok.
C: So what's the deal?
A: I'm afraid I don't understand the question.
C: Why didn't you play the Hank Thompson Show yesterday?
A: Well, it sounds like we were broadcasting the baseball game.
C: What about Hank Thompson?
A: What do you mean?
C: What's happening to his show?
A: Well, he's not even recorded at this station. So I can't really tell you that.
C: Are you cancelling Hank Thompson?
A: As far as I know, there is no change in our broadcast schedule.
C: Are you phasing out Hank Thompson?
A: As far as I know, there is no change in our broadcast schedule.
C: Well I missed yesterday's episode.
A: I'm very sorry about that.
C: Well, how can I listen to it?
A: Well, if you go to the station's website, Hank Thompson's website, or maybe iTunes I bet you could download the podcast.
C: I live in the 1950's. I don't have a computer.**
A: Do you have any access to the internet?
C: No, I live in the 1950's.
A: You couldn't even go to an internet cafe?
C: No.
A: Then I really don't know what to tell you.
C: Are you going to re-broadcast yesterday's episode.
A: Probably not.
C: How am I suppose to listen to it then?
A: Well, if you're not willing to get a computer or access to the internet in some way I think you're out of luck.
C: Well- well- I'm not happy about this. I hope during the next baseball game you broadcast Hank Thompson.

(click.)

*The name of the show is not the Hank Thompson show. But the names have been changed to protect the inncocent.
** I would like to note this line of dialogue is verbatim.

-Aaron