Hasan Minhaj

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

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Comedy, Leisure, Other Games

4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Hasan Minhaj, comedian with the new Netflix special "The King's Jester" and former host of Patriot Act, plays our game about former Patriot Rob Gronkowski. Joining him are panelists Helen Hong, Mo Rocca, and Shane O'Neill.

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0:00.0	Chicago used to be famous for Al Capone, who died in 1947, and then for Michael Jordan,
0:05.8	who hasn't lived here for 20 years.
0:08.1	We here at Weight Weight Don't Tell Me are ready to take their place.
0:11.5	Come to what will soon be known as the Weight Weighty City.
0:14.8	Take the Weight Weight Tour, which is basically an Uber ride to see us at the Studebaker
0:18.9	Theater, and of course, get that t-shirt that says, I saw Weight Weight live in Chicago
0:23.7	and live to talk about it, which isn't surprising because it's a public radio news quiz.
0:29.0	That's a lot for a t-shirt, but the type is small.
0:31.5	Our information is at nprpresents.org.
1:00.0	Thank you, everybody.
1:02.0	Thank you all so much.
1:03.0	We have a great show for you today.
1:05.0	We do.
1:06.0	Later on, comedian Hassan Minhaj will be joining us, but first, we need to congratulate our
1:12.8	home city of Chicago.
1:14.3	This week, Chicago was named the number one city in the country for rat population.
1:20.8	We have the most rats.
1:23.1	We are number one.
1:26.3	Now you may say that this means Chicago is filthy.
1:30.0	No, no, no.
1:31.0	This just proves that the rest of the country is a sinking ship.
1:38.3	We'd love to welcome you on board, so give us a call.
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