Peter Sagal

Wait, what's the game called?

It's called The Great Hunger.

It was created?

LAUGHTER

One of the ways you can win the game, by the way, is moving your family to America, which makes sense.

It's victory because, as we know, Irish people who moved to America at that time had it really easy and nothing bad ever happened to them again.

Shantira, the newest wisdom about having a neater home is that we should get rid of our, quote, aspirational clutter.

What is aspirational clutter?

The reason it's called aspirational clutter is because it's things you bought for what purpose?

Exactly right.

I will give it to you.

Stuff we never use, but we bought to pretend that one day our life would be different and we'd be able to do it.

According to organizational experts, aspirational clutter is the stuff around our house that highlights, quote, the gap between who we are and who we want to be, which seems like a really poetic way to tell me to throw away my figure skating tights.

Actually, that's one of the examples.

It takes the form of big serving platters for dinner parties you never throw, blazers for the job you'll never have, and pretty much any and all exercise equipment.

That's true.

That's a good point.

Adam, this week a new study finds that after you go to the gym, your what has 10 times more harmful bacteria than a toilet seat.

No.

Can I get a clue?