Peter Sagal

A woman buys a car to find that it's a valuable racer, which she discovers by someone taking it and racing it every night while making improvements. Your last story of a wowie about somebody's whip comes from Luke Burbank.

A woman buys a car to find that it's a valuable racer, which she discovers by someone taking it and racing it every night while making improvements. Your last story of a wowie about somebody's whip comes from Luke Burbank.

So somebody bought a Honda Civic and got quite a surprise. What was that surprise? Was it from Roy Blunt Jr. that the car was occupied by a multi-generational troop of dancing mice? From Shantira Jackson that the car was a racer and was being borrowed every night, improved and raced before being brought back home before daylight?

So somebody bought a Honda Civic and got quite a surprise. What was that surprise? Was it from Roy Blunt Jr. that the car was occupied by a multi-generational troop of dancing mice? From Shantira Jackson that the car was a racer and was being borrowed every night, improved and raced before being brought back home before daylight?

So somebody bought a Honda Civic and got quite a surprise. What was that surprise? Was it from Roy Blunt Jr. that the car was occupied by a multi-generational troop of dancing mice? From Shantira Jackson that the car was a racer and was being borrowed every night, improved and raced before being brought back home before daylight?

Or from Luke Burbank that it was the very same car that had been stolen from the guy shortly before, but he didn't notice it until he was driving it home?

Or from Luke Burbank that it was the very same car that had been stolen from the guy shortly before, but he didn't notice it until he was driving it home?

Or from Luke Burbank that it was the very same car that had been stolen from the guy shortly before, but he didn't notice it until he was driving it home?

Okay, your choice is Luke's story. Well, here is some news coverage of the real car. The man paid more than $20,000 to buy his own stolen car. That was Kimberly Hahn of ABC 10 News San Diego. Talking about the man buying his own stolen car. Congratulations, Femi. You got it right. You earned a point for Luke. You won our prize, the voice of your choice in your voicemail.

Okay, your choice is Luke's story. Well, here is some news coverage of the real car. The man paid more than $20,000 to buy his own stolen car. That was Kimberly Hahn of ABC 10 News San Diego. Talking about the man buying his own stolen car. Congratulations, Femi. You got it right. You earned a point for Luke. You won our prize, the voice of your choice in your voicemail.

Okay, your choice is Luke's story. Well, here is some news coverage of the real car. The man paid more than $20,000 to buy his own stolen car. That was Kimberly Hahn of ABC 10 News San Diego. Talking about the man buying his own stolen car. Congratulations, Femi. You got it right. You earned a point for Luke. You won our prize, the voice of your choice in your voicemail.

Congratulations and well done. I am a winner. You are a winner in this and in all things. Thank you so much for playing, and thanks for giving Luke a point. Great. Thank you very much. Take care.

Congratulations and well done. I am a winner. You are a winner in this and in all things. Thank you so much for playing, and thanks for giving Luke a point. Great. Thank you very much. Take care.

Congratulations and well done. I am a winner. You are a winner in this and in all things. Thank you so much for playing, and thanks for giving Luke a point. Great. Thank you very much. Take care.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.