Peter Sagal

Okay.

Some of us sleep at night, Shane.

More and more home buyers are asking to spend the night in the house before they fully commit to buying it.

It makes sense.

You're spending your life savings, right?

You should get the chance to make sure everything works, see what it's like at night, change the locks, and then sell all the current owner's possessions.

What is the rationale?

Is it just to see if it's haunted?

Well, basically, well, sort of.

They want to see what it's like.

Some people say, well, I want to see what it feels like to be there alone.

I want to see if there's noises at night.

And some of the realtors are like, well, that's okay.

Some of them are like, no, because of liability.

I mean, what if something goes wrong?

And if something really goes wrong, bang, now they have to sell a house that's haunted.

Lots of bad things happened in this house.

Emmy, after an airplane passenger posted photos of the snack her seatmate brought on the flight, people are arguing over whether it is okay to eat what on a plane?

Are weed things problematic in your view?

What are weed things?