Hey, it's Peter. We want to invite you to our brand new live event, the Wait Wait comedy

club on the internet. It's March 2nd at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. We'll have all

kinds of comedy by our panelists, Joel Kim Booster, Maeve Higgins, Helen Hange and Mooraka,

with guest stand-up host, Maz Joe Brani. Learn more and get tickets at nprpresents.org.

That's nprpresents.org. And we hope to see you there.

Virtually. We can't actually see you, but you will be able to see us. Thanks.

From npr and don't you be easy Chicago? This is Wait, Wait, don't tell me the npr news quiz.

Hey, Rose, forget about Jack. Near far wherever you are, your heart will go on.

With me, Bill Curtis. And here's your host, a man who wants you all to know it's not Valentine's

Day. It's Saint Valentine's Day. Peter, say go. Thank you so much, Bill. It was an odd

Valentine's Day this year, if you're single. You haven't been able to go out and meet anyone

for a year. And if you're married, well, a romantic night in did not seem that tempting.

Okay, you should do what my wife and I do, Peter. We each started opposite ends of the mansion.

And if we happen to run into each other, it seems like serendipity. We're all still recovering

from chocolate hangovers, so this week we're offering a selection of segments that made

our hearts skip a beat from recent shows. Speaking of hearts, beating faster, we interviewed

Tyra Banks in September of last year. Peter asked her if she had been taking it easy during

the pandemic. Oh, no, I started a ice cream company during the pandemic. A year ago, I trademarked

my cream, my resort. I created between small and large. Oh, we know.

Yes. And it was supposed to be late 2021 business, but during the pandemic, I was like,

people need ice cream. Are you ever tempted, Jessica, say, I've done enough in this world and put

on your fat pants and lie around for the rest of it? Oh my God. Hell no. I just, well, I have

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