Peter Sagal

I can't eat this much cheese.

I can't eat this much cheese.

I can't eat this much cheese.

Yeah, and if they kept it up, you might in fact have killed someone. So, you know.

Yeah, and if they kept it up, you might in fact have killed someone. So, you know.

Yeah, and if they kept it up, you might in fact have killed someone. So, you know.

Well, Uncle Wotum, it is a pleasure to talk to you. We have asked you here to play a game we're calling You'll Never Wear Out Your Welcomes. So you're a great guest star on Poker Face, so we're going to ask you three questions about bad guests. Answer two out of three questions correctly, you win a prize for one of our listeners. The voice of anyone they might choose for their voicemail.

Well, Uncle Wotum, it is a pleasure to talk to you. We have asked you here to play a game we're calling You'll Never Wear Out Your Welcomes. So you're a great guest star on Poker Face, so we're going to ask you three questions about bad guests. Answer two out of three questions correctly, you win a prize for one of our listeners. The voice of anyone they might choose for their voicemail.

Well, Uncle Wotum, it is a pleasure to talk to you. We have asked you here to play a game we're calling You'll Never Wear Out Your Welcomes. So you're a great guest star on Poker Face, so we're going to ask you three questions about bad guests. Answer two out of three questions correctly, you win a prize for one of our listeners. The voice of anyone they might choose for their voicemail.

Bill, who is Ego playing for?

Bill, who is Ego playing for?

Bill, who is Ego playing for?

Here we go. Here's your first question. Rock stars, of course, are known for being bad guests at hotels, none more famously than The Who's late drummer Keith Moon. He was once banned for life from all holiday inns because he celebrated his 21st birthday at one by doing what? A, forcing the staff to sing him happy birthday for 24 hours straight, no matter how many people passed out.

Here we go. Here's your first question. Rock stars, of course, are known for being bad guests at hotels, none more famously than The Who's late drummer Keith Moon. He was once banned for life from all holiday inns because he celebrated his 21st birthday at one by doing what? A, forcing the staff to sing him happy birthday for 24 hours straight, no matter how many people passed out.

Here we go. Here's your first question. Rock stars, of course, are known for being bad guests at hotels, none more famously than The Who's late drummer Keith Moon. He was once banned for life from all holiday inns because he celebrated his 21st birthday at one by doing what? A, forcing the staff to sing him happy birthday for 24 hours straight, no matter how many people passed out.

B, drinking all night in the bar before telling the bartender, you know what I just realized? I'm actually turning 20. or C, driving his Lincoln Continental directly into the hotel pool?

B, drinking all night in the bar before telling the bartender, you know what I just realized? I'm actually turning 20. or C, driving his Lincoln Continental directly into the hotel pool?

B, drinking all night in the bar before telling the bartender, you know what I just realized? I'm actually turning 20. or C, driving his Lincoln Continental directly into the hotel pool?

Lincoln Continentals do not float. We also found out, by the way, that Rod Stewart and his band were also banned from all holiday inns, and they got around it by checking in as Fleetwood Mac. Oh, my God. I'm so sorry. You just gave up the next one? I just gave up the next one because... Oh, no! This is what happened.

Lincoln Continentals do not float. We also found out, by the way, that Rod Stewart and his band were also banned from all holiday inns, and they got around it by checking in as Fleetwood Mac. Oh, my God. I'm so sorry. You just gave up the next one? I just gave up the next one because... Oh, no! This is what happened.