Peter Sagal

Organizational learning specialist?

What is that exactly?

Oh, I was hoping you could help me neaten my office, but that's also good.

Because I desperately need the help.

Well, welcome to the show, Carolyn.

You are going to play the game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction.

What is the topic, Bill?

Let's go sightseeing.

So it's great being a tourist.

You're so busy trying new foods and seeing sights, you don't realize how dumb all the locals think you are.

Our panelists are going to tell you about a new surprising tourist attraction that people are flocking to.

Pick the one who's telling the truth.

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

Are you ready to play?

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.