Alex Trebek: Hello. Yeah, I can't hear you.

Alex Trebek: Hello? Okay, that's better. Sorry about that.

Alex Trebek: How can I help you?

Alex Trebek: You called me.

Alex Trebek: No. Didn't you just call here?

Alex Trebek: Hello?

Alex Trebek: My phone just rang.

Alex Trebek: Where are you?

Alex Trebek: The Sitting Duck Tavern

Alex Trebek: Where? The sitting duck tavern?

Alex Trebek: In where? What city?

Alex Trebek: In Stratford?

Alex Trebek: Someone just called here to ask about a reservation for 40 people.

Alex Trebek: No. Uh, ignore that. Uh, somebody has been doing some fancy tricks with, uh, the phone system. This,

Alex Trebek: uh, happened to me here about a month ago and I reported it to AT&T. Uhh. My phone rings at the same time yours rings and-

Alex Trebek: That's so weird because when I picked up the- ahhh, our hostess picked up the phone

Alex Trebek: told me that somebody had called for a reservation for 40 for, uhm, next week, and then as I picked up the phone

Alex Trebek: I heard ringing while you were on the phone talking, and then that's... that's weird.

Alex Trebek: Yeah, somebody's jerping you around.

Alex Trebek: so if anybody makes a reservation for 40 people I would call them back if they leave you a number, for-

Alex Trebek: Yeah, that's why we always take a number just to be safe.

Alex Trebek: Thanks.

Alex Trebek: I appreciate that.

Alex Trebek: You're a 300% right.

Alex Trebek: This may happen again.

Alex Trebek: I got, uh, three phone calls in a row.

Alex Trebek: One was from a butcher in Chicago, another a wine store in Atlanta.

Alex Trebek: Somebody has figured away to game.

Alex Trebek: AT&T, I think. Sounds good. All right. Sorry about this, sir. Okay.