Peter Sagal

Pick the one who's telling the truth.

You'll win our prize, the weight weighter of your choice in your voicemail.

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I'm ready.

All right.

First, let's hear from Peter Gross.

A museum of good modern design becomes instead an attraction for people who like the vulgar stuff.

Your next odd attraction comes from Annie Rowardot.

Middle school kids dragging their parents to see the 6-7 Sumerian slab at the British Museum.

Your last tourist trap tale comes from Nagin Farsad.

So according to a report we found this week, tourists are going to a surprising place, or at least for a surprising reason.

Was it from Peter Gross?

Tourists heading to a museum of good design in Oslo just to look at the exhibits of bad design from Annie Rowerda, middle school kids rushing to the British Museum because they think an ancient slab from Sumer.

says 6-7, or from Nagin Farsad, tourists from America heading overseas, and instead of seeing the local sites, they go to the Costco.

Which is the story of tourism we found in the news?

So instead of Nagin's story about Costco, you're going to choose Peter's story, which is the Museum of Excellent Design.

Unless that's the wrong answer.

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I think I'm going to go with Peter's story.

You're going to go with Peter's story.