Peter Sagal

So, yeah, your name being Nathan Lane, as we all know, we are going to ask you about staying in your lane and other driving-related matters. Oh, you're kidding, because, you know, I don't drive. Well, I wondered about that. I wondered about that. This is the wrong game for me. It's like a Zen thing. An empty mind leads to success here. Here we go. Who is Nathan Lane playing for?

David Young of Phoenix, Arizona. Finland is pretty serious about speeding tickets. When one guy was pulled over in 2023 for driving less than 20 miles an hour over the speed limit, what happened to him? A, the gas was drained from his car by police and he had to push it home. B, he was fined more than $100,000. Or C, he was forced to stand on a

David Young of Phoenix, Arizona. Finland is pretty serious about speeding tickets. When one guy was pulled over in 2023 for driving less than 20 miles an hour over the speed limit, what happened to him? A, the gas was drained from his car by police and he had to push it home. B, he was fined more than $100,000. Or C, he was forced to stand on a

David Young of Phoenix, Arizona. Finland is pretty serious about speeding tickets. When one guy was pulled over in 2023 for driving less than 20 miles an hour over the speed limit, what happened to him? A, the gas was drained from his car by police and he had to push it home. B, he was fined more than $100,000. Or C, he was forced to stand on a

No, he was actually fined more than $100,000. You see, Finland has this system where they have a sliding scale for moving violation fines based on your income, and he was really rich. Wow. Yeah. You both have two more questions, and you have a lot of fans in this room, so I think you'll be okay. Okay. We get news accounts every week about people using dummies to drive in the carpool lane.

No, he was actually fined more than $100,000. You see, Finland has this system where they have a sliding scale for moving violation fines based on your income, and he was really rich. Wow. Yeah. You both have two more questions, and you have a lot of fans in this room, so I think you'll be okay. Okay. We get news accounts every week about people using dummies to drive in the carpool lane.

No, he was actually fined more than $100,000. You see, Finland has this system where they have a sliding scale for moving violation fines based on your income, and he was really rich. Wow. Yeah. You both have two more questions, and you have a lot of fans in this room, so I think you'll be okay. Okay. We get news accounts every week about people using dummies to drive in the carpool lane.

Are you aware of this, Nathan? Perhaps you've seen it in California. Oh, sure.

Are you aware of this, Nathan? Perhaps you've seen it in California. Oh, sure.

Are you aware of this, Nathan? Perhaps you've seen it in California. Oh, sure.

And one such person who tried that got himself into even more trouble when he got pulled over and the highway patrolman came up to give him a ticket for driving in the carpool lane with a dummy. What did the man do to get himself in trouble? A, he claimed, that's not a dummy. That's where I hide all my drugs.

And one such person who tried that got himself into even more trouble when he got pulled over and the highway patrolman came up to give him a ticket for driving in the carpool lane with a dummy. What did the man do to get himself in trouble? A, he claimed, that's not a dummy. That's where I hide all my drugs.

And one such person who tried that got himself into even more trouble when he got pulled over and the highway patrolman came up to give him a ticket for driving in the carpool lane with a dummy. What did the man do to get himself in trouble? A, he claimed, that's not a dummy. That's where I hide all my drugs.

B leaned over to the dummy and said loudly enough for the cop to hear, don't worry, I got this. Or C just quickly swapped seats and claimed the dummy was driving.

B leaned over to the dummy and said loudly enough for the cop to hear, don't worry, I got this. Or C just quickly swapped seats and claimed the dummy was driving.

B leaned over to the dummy and said loudly enough for the cop to hear, don't worry, I got this. Or C just quickly swapped seats and claimed the dummy was driving.

All right, you have one more question. If you get this right, you win. If you don't like driving, you can take one of those self-driving taxis that are now cruising around Los Angeles and San Francisco, but you should be aware they come with a bit of a risk. What is that risk?

All right, you have one more question. If you get this right, you win. If you don't like driving, you can take one of those self-driving taxis that are now cruising around Los Angeles and San Francisco, but you should be aware they come with a bit of a risk. What is that risk?

All right, you have one more question. If you get this right, you win. If you don't like driving, you can take one of those self-driving taxis that are now cruising around Los Angeles and San Francisco, but you should be aware they come with a bit of a risk. What is that risk?

A, the taxis are programmed to find the shortest route to the destination, which has led to them driving through houses, up stairways, and down into sewers. B, they periodically interface with your phone and take you to places from your incognito mode search history. Oh, no. Or C, the mobs of people who sometimes attack the cars and set them on fire.