Peter Sagal

On Monday, Cadillac became only the second American carmaker to have a blank racing team.

Yeah, Formula One.

Car shoppers suspected a car auction site was using AI when photos of a used Cadillac showed that the car had blank.

No.

The ad photo showed that the Cadillac had cobblestone floors.

If you're unfamiliar with the 1999 Cadillac DeVille, one thing to know about it is that it does not have cobblestone floors on the interior.

It's hard to say why exactly.

The auction site thought they should add that to the pictures of the car.

But honestly, for me, the only way I know I'm in a true luxury vehicle is if I might sprain an ankle.

Bill, did Nagin do well enough to win?

Did really well.

Six right, 12 more points.

15 gives her the win this week.

Coming up, our panelists predict, now that we know they can explode, what surprising thing will trees do next?

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