Peter Sagal

B, he had jokingly listed himself as a member of the, quote, fascism forever club.

Or C, someone had written in it, have a great summer and overturn Roe v. Wade.

Oh.

I'm going to go with B, fascism forever.

That's right.

Oh, God.

And I should say.

A boy can dream.

He was making a little joke.

As far as we know, there was.

Yeah.

There was no, as far as we know, there was no Fascism Forever Club at Georgetown Prep in those years.

All right, here's your next question.

Despite the yearbook club's best efforts, and we know they work hard, sometimes errors slip through, as in which of these, which happened to a Rhode Island school this month, A, the cover of the yearbook featured a misspelled word, school,

B, all of the photos in the yearbook were of the graduating class of 1926.

Or C, every single senior was listed as a member of the model railway club.

I'm going to go with A. You're going to go with A. They misspelled the word school.

You're right.

So that's a bad typo, yes.

But in future years, the 2026 yearbook from Johnston Senior High School will be quite valuable.