This will alienate your audience and make you seem like a rank amateur. Aimed at people who fancy themselves fledgling radio announcers and DJs, this game is a killer. Callers get to talk on the air for 30 seconds on a topic chosen by Don and Mike. To win the prize players can't say ahh, uh, uhm, um, or use any other verbal crutches.
Few people win.
Verbal crutches are those irritating things people do when they attempt to let their thoughts catch up to their words. These are sure-fire indications of a novice speaker. Before you can begin to represent yourself as a presenter, you must discard your verbal crutches. It's OK to pause and collect thoughts for the next word, but please don't feel compelled to fill the empty space with some sort of sound. A slight pause in your words, is a great tool you can use to maintain listener attention.