text: Riley Bronson, a stay-at-home mom, prepares to pick up her daughter from the bus stop as her phone rings. "ID blocked," says the caller ID. Riley wouldn't normally pick up a call with no ID, but she had 10 minutes before picking up her daughter and was curious who was on the other end, even if it was just a spammer. "Hello." "Good afternoon, my name is Felicity; I'm calling from the Jack Candor show, on 103.3, WKCT. We noticed you liked our show on social media and decided to give you the opportunity to win a trip to Disney Land. Do you want to play the game?" Felicity asks. "Oh my goodness, I adore Jack Candor's show. I have to pick up my daughter, Ava, in about 8 minutes; do you think the game will be over by then?" Riley inquires. "It'll be quick, Riley, it's only five trivia questions, so can I count on you?" Felicity asks once more. Riley says, "Sure, let's do it." "As I mentioned earlier, I'm going to ask you five trivia questions; if you answer one wrong, you're out. Unfortunately, if our phone call gets disconnected, you also lose. If you can answer all five trivia questions correctly, you'll win an all-expenses-paid trip to Los Angeles and complimentary Disneyland tickets!" Felicity explains. "That would be fantastic; my daughter Ava has been begging that we go for her birthday. It would be the trip of a lifetime," Riley says. "We noticed your daughter on your social media page; she's adorable," says Felicity. "Thanks, she's a great kid," Riley says. "So right, let's get started," Felicity says, "during Monday's show, what topic did Jack discuss that got Gladys from Glendale all worked up?" Felicity asks. "Oh, that Jack didn't like Philly Cheesesteaks!" Riley exclaims, ecstatic that she knew the first answer. "That's right! 'Great job, Riley!' Felicity says. "Let's keep the winning going. The second question is, "What did Victor's twin brother discover when he awoke from a coma on the soap opera The Young and the Beautiful?" Felicity asks. "When he awoke from his coma, he discovered that his brother had spent the previous ten years impersonating him. We thought we were watching Victor but were actually watching Rodrigo," Riley says. "That's correct! There are only three more questions," Felicity says. "Good, I hope they're all that easy," Riley says as she grabs her keys and heads out the door. "Oh no, Riley, you're breaking up; if the phone call drops, you're out," Felicity warns. "I just went outside to drive to my daughter's bus stop, she's only in second grade, and she'll be waiting for me," Riley says. "I can barely make you out; go back to where you were before; I swear it'll be short," Felicity says. Riley is uncertain, and she attempts to raise her phone to the sky, but Felicity still can't hear her. Riley looks at her watch and decides to quickly go back into the house to answer the questions. "All right, I'm back. Can you hear me now?" Riley asks. "There you are, three more questions to go, let's do this! What is the motto of the famous Betsy's Diner in Altoona?" Felicity asks. "This is unbelievable; I grew up in Altoona and worked at Betty's Diner, where the motto is, If you're feeling slow, grab some Joe," Riley says. "That's right! You only need to answer two more questions and you'll be on your way to Disneyland!" Felicity says as Riley checks her watch once more. "Your fourth question is, what is the island of Aruba's only poisonous animal?" Felicity asks. "This can't be real; I traveled to Aruba this summer. Are you playing a joke on me?" Riley asks. "Between you and me, the radio show wants to award the prize to a true fan; we saw you liked this program on social media, so we tailored the questions toward stuff you'd know about," Felicity says. "Well, okay then. Riley says, "Rattlesnake! After spending 6 hours in an Aruba hospital after my husband was bitten by a rattlesnake, I definitely know this one." "Correct! Riley, there's one more to go," Felicity says. "All right, let's get this over with; I really need to get going; I'm officially late now," Riley says. "All of that won't matter when you're soaking in the rays at Disneyland," Felicity says, "your final question is, where is your daughter's bus stop?" Felicity asks. "Wait, what?" Riley asks. "Yes, you mentioned it last week in a post, arguing the stop was too close to an intersection. You even attached a photo of the precise location with your daughter in the frame," Felicity says. "That's an inappropriate question; this is not trivia," Riley says. "No, it isn't. All I had to do was tell Ava that her mother, Riley, and father, Steven, wanted me to take her to her grandma, Pat, who lives on St. James Hill. You graciously shared all of this on your public social media account," Felicity says. "What?" Riley cries as she dashes outside to her car. "All I had to tell her was that I was a friend of her mother's and showed her a photo of us together that I edited when you posted a photo of yourself against a green background. You know, you shouldn't post too much about your life on social media; it's like stealing candy from a baby," Felicity says. Now driving about 90 miles per hour down suburban side streets, Riley turns the corner to see an empty bus stop. "You're out, Riley." Felicity says as she disconnects the call.