Chris Duffy

They are going head to head in this next superlative because they both made a pick for the category of most likely to improve your life tomorrow.

So let's hear from them both, and then you can decide which episode you think should take the crown.

Who deserves the superlative?

Here's Lainey.

And finally, to close out this episode, Michelle Quint is back and she's sharing her winner for the superlative most shared tidbit.

And I have to agree, this is a tidbit that I have shared a lot as well.

Here is Michelle.

That is it for this episode of How to Be a Better Human.

Thank you so much to all of the guests we had on this season.

I am your host, Chris Duffy, and you can find out more from me, including information about my book, Humor Me, which comes out on January 6th and is all about how to laugh more.

You can pre-order that now and find info at chrisduffycomedy.com.

How to be a better human is put together by a team who are all superlatively superlative to work with.

On the TED side, we've got the extremely likely to succeed Daniela Balarezo, Banban Cheng, Michelle Quint, Chloe Shasha Brooks, Valentina Bohannini, Laini Latt, Tansika Sungmanivong, Antonia Le, and Joseph DeBrine.

This episode was fact-checked by the most likely to correct an error duo of Julia Dickerson and Matthias Salas.

On the PRX side, we've got audio prom kings and audio prom queens, Morgan Flannery, Norgill, Patrick Grant, and Jocelyn Gonzalez.

Thanks again to you for listening.

The best listener superlative goes to you.

Please share this episode with a person who you would want to have sign your yearbook.

And that is it for this season of How to Be a Better Human.

I would say have a great summer, but it is the middle of winter.