We welcome month of October.
Bubly is using their cans for good.
They partnered with Susan G. Komen
to help raise awareness for breast cancer.
We're going to play "Holey Roller" to raise some money.
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[MUSIC PLAYING]
All right.
I am going I need someone to play with.
Debbie Chrasta, come on down.
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Hi.
Oh, my God.
I can't believe this.
[SCREAMING]
Hi, Debbie.
Hi.
I want you to tell everybody how you got tickets to the show.
OK.
So I took some students--
I'm a teacher and a yearbook advisor--
And we were heading down to San Diego to go to a yearbook camp,
and we stopped at Disneyland because I can't drive
by Disneyland and not stop.
[LAUGHTER]
So we get to this top of Thunder Mountain and I'm like,
oh my God.
That's one of the producers of The Ellen Show.
And they were like, go talk to him.
And I'm like, well, you know.
He might lie and say it's not him or lie and say it is.
I don't know.
So finally, my editor-in-chief dared me,
and I went and talked to him and he's like, oh,
email me and I'll get you tickets to the show.
And I said don't toy with me because I've tried.
[LAUGHTER]
And that was actually when I approached him I said,
Oh, you look a lot like one of the producers of the show.
And he goes, so am I better looking than that guy?
I said, Oh, yeah.
Way cuter.
Yeah.
And he goes, thanks for watching the show and I'm like,
oh my God.
It's really him.
Yeah.
So, Yeah.
Well, all right.
So here's the thing.
You took a picture with him.
I figured you might want to meet him again so--
Yes.
--Kevin come on out.
Where is he?
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How are you?
Oh my gosh, thank you so much.
Get over here.
All right.
Kevin.
Darling.
Tell her what she's playing for.
Debbie, this is so easy.
All you have to do is roll a little tiny ball
into that little tiny hole over there.
OK.
Show her how it's done, Kevin.
Ellen, why don't you show her how it's done.
You're the athlete out of the two of us.
You're right.
OK.
And then tell her what happens.
All right.
Whatever you win, bubly is going to double and give
to Susan G. Komen for breast cancer awareness.
Perfect.
Yes.
All right.
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All right.
Watch how simple.
So it's not that easy.
OK.
It's hard.
Yeah.
See?
Tell everyone, when you asked for tickets it
was important for me to get you tickets during October.
Yes.
And I don't want to throw you off your game
but tell everybody why that's important.
I'm a third generation breast cancer survivor.
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All right.
Let's get started for them.
All right.
So we're going to win some money.
How much is she playing for that they're going to double?
- Debbie, right now, $5,000.
All right.
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Good luck.
My son is a bowler.
He's going to be [INAUDIBLE].
Oh, good.
You can do this.
All right.
Oh.
So close.
All right.
[SAD TROMBONE]
OK.
That's OK.
Yeah.
We didn't want to win that one.
No.
This one's for $10,000.
Yeah.
So you want to win this.
You want to double this.
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Come on.
It's going further away.
[SAD TROMBONE]
Debbie.
It's bad, it's bad.
You're embarrassing me in front of Ellen.
I'm so sorry.
There's a lot of people that ask me for tickets.
[LAUGHTER]
But they don't like you as much as I do.
That's true.
$15,000 for you.
$30,000 for the Susan G Komen from bubly
if you can do this right now.
Come on.
You can do it.
Focus.
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[SAD TROMBONE]
No.
All right.
My son is going to disown me.
No.
He's not.
You know what? bubly is still going
to donate $30,000 to Susan G. Komen in your name.
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Yes.
That's awesome.
You should give her the picture.
And I got you a little something as a going away present,
Oh, my God.
[LAUGHTER]
It's our picture.
And the nice folks at bubly want to give you $15,000.
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We'll be right back.