Tim Meadows

And you can do that there being a lot of water available in Baltimore. Exactly, exactly. Well, welcome to the show, Camille. You're going to play the game in which you have to tell truth from fiction. Tim, what is Camille's topic? No brown M&Ms. So we all love hearing about those fun tour riders, whether it's Van Halen's no brown M&Ms or Tim Meadows' Peter Sagal do not look me in the eye.

This week, we heard about a VIP who made a very unusual demand. Our panelists are going to tell you about it. Pick the real one, and you'll win the weight-waiter of your choice in your voicemail. Are you ready to play? I'm so ready. Okay, well, so are we. First, let's hear from Tom Papa.

This week, we heard about a VIP who made a very unusual demand. Our panelists are going to tell you about it. Pick the real one, and you'll win the weight-waiter of your choice in your voicemail. Are you ready to play? I'm so ready. Okay, well, so are we. First, let's hear from Tom Papa.

This week, we heard about a VIP who made a very unusual demand. Our panelists are going to tell you about it. Pick the real one, and you'll win the weight-waiter of your choice in your voicemail. Are you ready to play? I'm so ready. Okay, well, so are we. First, let's hear from Tom Papa.

An Italian diva and her contract demands a tropical environment complete with monkeys backstage. Your next story of ridiculous requests comes from Joyelle Nicole Johnson.

An Italian diva and her contract demands a tropical environment complete with monkeys backstage. Your next story of ridiculous requests comes from Joyelle Nicole Johnson.

An Italian diva and her contract demands a tropical environment complete with monkeys backstage. Your next story of ridiculous requests comes from Joyelle Nicole Johnson.

A very wealthy couple. Insists that they never see the mouths of anyone ever around them. Your last story of a peculiar plea comes from Maz Jobrani.

A very wealthy couple. Insists that they never see the mouths of anyone ever around them. Your last story of a peculiar plea comes from Maz Jobrani.

A very wealthy couple. Insists that they never see the mouths of anyone ever around them. Your last story of a peculiar plea comes from Maz Jobrani.

So this week we heard about someone who has an odd demand for pretty much when they leave the house. Was it from Tom Papa, an opera singer, an Italian one who demands an absolutely tropical jungle-like environment in her dressing room to preserve her voice? From Joyelle Nicole Johnson, a wealthy couple from Pakistan who insists that whenever they go out, no one ever leaves.

So this week we heard about someone who has an odd demand for pretty much when they leave the house. Was it from Tom Papa, an opera singer, an Italian one who demands an absolutely tropical jungle-like environment in her dressing room to preserve her voice? From Joyelle Nicole Johnson, a wealthy couple from Pakistan who insists that whenever they go out, no one ever leaves.

So this week we heard about someone who has an odd demand for pretty much when they leave the house. Was it from Tom Papa, an opera singer, an Italian one who demands an absolutely tropical jungle-like environment in her dressing room to preserve her voice? From Joyelle Nicole Johnson, a wealthy couple from Pakistan who insists that whenever they go out, no one ever leaves.

display their oral cavity. Or from Maz Jobrani, a Swedish government minister who is so terrified of bananas that her own staff has to make sure that none will appear wherever she goes. Which of these is the real story of an unusual condition?

display their oral cavity. Or from Maz Jobrani, a Swedish government minister who is so terrified of bananas that her own staff has to make sure that none will appear wherever she goes. Which of these is the real story of an unusual condition?

display their oral cavity. Or from Maz Jobrani, a Swedish government minister who is so terrified of bananas that her own staff has to make sure that none will appear wherever she goes. Which of these is the real story of an unusual condition?

You're going to go with the Swedish minister afraid of bananas. That was from Maz Jobrani. Well, to bring you the correct answer, we spoke to an expert on this area.

You're going to go with the Swedish minister afraid of bananas. That was from Maz Jobrani. Well, to bring you the correct answer, we spoke to an expert on this area.

You're going to go with the Swedish minister afraid of bananas. That was from Maz Jobrani. Well, to bring you the correct answer, we spoke to an expert on this area.

That was Professor Mark Sheffield, a neurobiologist at the University of Chicago, talking about the possible origins of the banana phobia suffered by the Norwegian minister. Congratulations, you got it right.