8.06.2009

An Apology

Dear ESPN Radio AM 710 in Los Angeles,
I am sorry I may have gotten you in trouble this afternoon. My sister (who is attending the Dodger's game tonight in honor of mormon night) called me and asked me to verify some information you gave her over the airways. "Is the food really half price tonight at the game, can you check the website?" Sure, I can check, I sit at a computer all day and I take a short break from work to figure this out (along with updating my blog with the results). The problem was not answered on the website so, naturally, I called the phone number listed for the stadium. The gentleman that answered my question ( the answer was no) was a little confused and as our conversation progressed, a little upset. What radio station did you hear this on? I need to call them, this information is extremely incorrect. The problem was, I didn't know which radio station, I am at my desk without a radio, and in Utah (not LA) So I promised to call him back with the name of the radio station. Which I promptly did only after explaining to him the circumstances which the free food information was given it was something like "Everyone is going to see Manny play, so if he doesn't play tonight the stadium should offer half off food or something". He was grateful for the information and I am not sure if he is still planning on contacting you (ESPN Radio in LA) but if he does, I am truly sorry for this mix up. P.S.
For the record not everyone is going to see Manny play, rumor has it Elder Ballard is throwing out the first pitch.

1 comment:

Kady said...

My apologies as well for only listening half-way until I heard "half price food". Although, I do have to say that it's a pretty dang good idea - especially on Mormon night. That's what I call opening the windows of heaven.