Claudia Golden

Yeah, so I said to the chatbot, first I said, what will Peter Sagal ask Claudia Golden on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me in the Not My Job segment? And the chatbot came back and said, I don't know what Peter is going to ask. So I changed the question. I said, what might Peter ask? Right.

Yeah, so I said to the chatbot, first I said, what will Peter Sagal ask Claudia Golden on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me in the Not My Job segment? And the chatbot came back and said, I don't know what Peter is going to ask. So I changed the question. I said, what might Peter ask? Right.

And then it came back and it said, how do you think your career would be different if you pursued your true passion of competitive yodeling?

And then it came back and it said, how do you think your career would be different if you pursued your true passion of competitive yodeling?

Yes, the call arrived at 4.30 in the morning, and I was sleeping in a bed with the person behind me. LAUGHTER

Yes, the call arrived at 4.30 in the morning, and I was sleeping in a bed with the person behind me. LAUGHTER

That's right. He's also the father of my dog. Wow. And the call came, and you have to just get into action because the person at the other end of the phone says, you have 90 minutes to prepare for a press conference.

That's right. He's also the father of my dog. Wow. And the call came, and you have to just get into action because the person at the other end of the phone says, you have 90 minutes to prepare for a press conference.

I said, Larry... Take the dog out.

I said, Larry... Take the dog out.

We shared the parties. You do? Really? Yes. We had one big party, and there was dancing, music, things that you would not expect Nobel laureates to do.

We shared the parties. You do? Really? Yes. We had one big party, and there was dancing, music, things that you would not expect Nobel laureates to do.

This is an extraordinarily good question. It's not all economists married to other economists. There are very few female economists in various age groups. A disproportionate number of those are married to male economists. But the male economists can't be married to the female economists because there are too few of us. Oh, I see. There would have to be polyandry.

This is an extraordinarily good question. It's not all economists married to other economists. There are very few female economists in various age groups. A disproportionate number of those are married to male economists. But the male economists can't be married to the female economists because there are too few of us. Oh, I see. There would have to be polyandry.

Yeah, so I said to the chatbot, first I said, what will Peter Sagal ask Claudia Golden on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me in the Not My Job segment? And the chatbot came back and said, I don't know what Peter is going to ask. So I changed the question. I said, what might Peter ask? Right.

And then it came back and it said, how do you think your career would be different if you pursued your true passion of competitive yodeling?

Yes, the call arrived at 4.30 in the morning, and I was sleeping in a bed with the person behind me. LAUGHTER

That's right. He's also the father of my dog. Wow. And the call came, and you have to just get into action because the person at the other end of the phone says, you have 90 minutes to prepare for a press conference.

I said, Larry... Take the dog out.

We shared the parties. You do? Really? Yes. We had one big party, and there was dancing, music, things that you would not expect Nobel laureates to do.

This is an extraordinarily good question. It's not all economists married to other economists. There are very few female economists in various age groups. A disproportionate number of those are married to male economists. But the male economists can't be married to the female economists because there are too few of us. Oh, I see. There would have to be polyandry.