Peter Sagal

No, it didn't happen.

Didn't happen.

Standing there on your own, your own talents, brains, brought to this, no help at all.

Let's first hear from Shane O'Neill.

A woman seizes the day by scheduling 18 hours of speed dates during them.

The next story of someone capturing the moment comes from Dulce Sloan.

A man sets off in his dream to visit all the towns in the country named Cleveland.

Your last DM Carpade comes from Helen Hong.

All right.

Here then, Rich, are three stories of someone seizing the moment.

Is it...

From Shane O'Neill, someone trying to maximize their chances, having speed dates for 18 hours all fit into one day.

From Dulce Sloan, a man determined to live out his dream of visiting every Cleveland in the country beside his own Cleveland.

Or from Helen Hong, a woman who fulfilled a lifelong dream by setting a world record, in this case, the land speed record for running on Legos.

Which of these...

Which of these was the real story we found in the week's news?

I got to go with number three, the Lego lady.

I tell you, she beats them all.

She does.

And you figured that out all by yourself.