Chapter 1: What is the prank about in this episode?
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Chapter 2: How do the Chicago Bears plan to change the game experience?
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Chapter 3: What reactions does the season ticket holder have to the new policy?
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Chapter 4: What are the specific rules for the 'no cheering' section?
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We are halfway through the countdown of our top ten phone taps of Christmas.
It's really the holidays, isn't it?
It is. We're at number five today where we prank a longtime Chicago Bears fan who's been a season ticket holder for the past 11 years.
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Chapter 5: How does the prank caller explain the 'whisper chant'?
So, yes, he has witnessed some rough times, but it's about to get even rougher because Team Customer Relations is about to tell him a wild new stadium policy change is being put in effect. that he might find very surprising in your number five phone tap of the year right now. It's Brooke and Jeffrey's 10 phone taps of Christmas. Number five. Hello? Hi, am I speaking with Mr. Marlon Mack?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who is this? Hi, sir. Thank you.
Chapter 6: What humorous moments arise during the prank call?
I work for the Chicago Bears. I'm vice president of crowd customer relations over at Soldier Field. Really? Really. Yes, sir. What's going on? What's happening? Well, first of all, I just wanted to reach out and thank you for being a season ticket holder for the last 11 years. Yeah, yeah, well, you know. That's quite a run.
Chapter 7: How does the season ticket holder react to the prank revelation?
That's why we're calling all of our longtime fans just to let them know we're going to be moving towards a more quiet stadium experience going forward. Quiet, quiet, quiet stadium. Are you kidding me, man? What are you talking about? It's part of a new policy where the Bears are testing out a more family-friendly fan experience. How does that work?
Well, you can still root for the team just silently. You know, in a way that won't disturb others, especially the visiting team. No, no. You've got to be kidding me.
Chapter 8: What final thoughts does the prank caller share with the listener?
Well, sir, sir, no, this isn't a joke. I'm serious. Your section, Section 445, has been designated as a no... Sir, can you please stop laughing? Mom!
Mom!
Okay, well, you really do sound like a Bears fan. I'll give you that. Yeah, man, do you really work for the Bears? I do, sir. And I'm trying to let you know that your section, Section 445, has been designated as a no-cheerin' zone. Oh, my God. Okay. OK, you know, I needed this, man. It's been a rough go for us over the years, so I know you needed a laugh, but I'm being very serious with you.
Oh, man, you're going to give me a heart attack, man. OK, you got your laughs out and you understand that we are changing your section to a no cheering zone. Okay, that's great. I want to come to it. I want to experience that. Can I drink? Can I bring a couple of beers in there? You can drink, but here's what you need to know going forward. You are allowed to clap politely.
So what you're doing right now, sir, it would not fly. This is too loud. It would violate the no noise policy we're installing. Oh, man. You know, that's why I would be drinking so I could calm down, man.
Okay.
Well, that's probably highly recommended for you. Okay. In addition to the light clapping, you are allowed to whisper chant.
Whisper chant? Give me an example.
Well, if we're on defense, you could chant, Oh, now that's a look. That sounds creepy, man. Well, it's an option for you, and it'll sound a lot better when the entire section is doing it. But yelling or screaming or laughing maniacally will lead to immediate removal. And we would have to revoke your tickets as well. Do your bosses know that you're on the phone talking like this, man?
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