This week the World Series is between the Cubs and the Indians.
And Jeannie is a huge Cubs fan so I sent her to Chicago.
She's at a bar right now which figures cause, you know.
>> [LAUGH] >> She's near Wrigley Field which is
the only baseball stadium made entirely of gum, you guys.
>> [LAUGH] >> So
we're about to surprise two Cubs fans.
They're gonna get a chance to win tickets to the World Series.
Jeannie, hi.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Hi, Jeannie.
>> I'm in Chicago again.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> All right,
tell everyone about the fans that we're gonna surprise.
Okay, okay.
So inside Murphy's Bleachers right now are two lifelong Cubs fans.
First is Stephanie, now she, her husband and her son are actually living in their
parent's basement right now, trying to save up money to buy a house.
The second fan is Julie.
Julie's been struggling from month to month, trying to pay her bills.
For these two huge Cubs fans,
there's no way they can buy tickets to the World Series.
But when they find out there's a chance they're gonna win tickets from you,
they're going to freak their freaks, Ellen.
I am looking for Stephanie Garacki and Julie Phelps.
Stephanie Garcki and Julie Phelps.
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>> Wait. Who's who?
There's three of them.
>> [LAUGH] >> I have to tell you guys.
Are you ready? >> Wait.
Hey listen.
First of all, I was confused because there were three of you, but now there's two,
that's good.
Okay, guess what?
One of you is gonna win tickets to the World Series.
What do you think of that?
>> Aaah!
>> [APPLAUSE] >> So good I guess.
Okay.
All right.
We're gonna play a game a little bit later to see who's gonna win the tickets.
Okay? And we'll see you a little bit later.
>> Bye. >> I have one pair of tickets to game four
of the World Series to give away.
Not only that, but you get to go on the field before batting practice.
Unfortunately, one of you will win.
This is not the thing where I go I only have one pair and
then I go no, I have two.
So. >> [LAUGH]
>> One pair.
So only one of you is gonna win.
Before we play, tell us why winning tickets would mean so much to you.
>> Julie why would winning tickets means to you.
>> So there's two things that I love in life, it's you Ellen and it's the Cubs.
So this would mean so much to me to get this.
>> Okay, what about you?
>> I was born and raised a Cubs fan.
I bleed Cubby blue.
I adore you Ellen.
My friends and family adore you and the city of Chicago adores you.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> All right, all right.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> All right, well, you can't be in Chicago
without little deep dish pizza.
So we're gonna play a game called Deep Dish Dig.
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>> All right.
All right.
>> [NOISE] >> You're excited now, but
I know you realize you have to get this in one of those pizzas.
In each of those pizzas, there is a Chicago Cubs flag in the pizza there,
and the first person to find it will win the pair of tickets to The World Series.
So you put your goggles on.
You have to find that flag with your mouth.
No hands, just your mouth, and the person to find it in their pizza first will win.
Ready?
Go.
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[SOUND] >> All right.
[NOISE] I think, Jeanie, we have to stop it
because Stephanie kept knotting it out.
Yes exactly.
>> [NOISE] >> We
had some mystery hand putting it back in there every once in a while.
Stephanie, you won the tickets.
Congratulations.
>> You won the tickets.
>> Now.
>> Aah!
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>> All right, so Stephanie here's the thing, we only have two tickets,
would you be willing to give one of your tickets to Julie so she could go?
>> [LAUGH] >> Of course I would, Julie.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> You know what,
Stephanie, I want to reward your kindness so you're both getting a pair of tickets.
>> [APPLAUSE] >> You
can catch the historic 2016 World Series tonight on Fox at 8.
We'll be back.