Welcome to this week's edition of Says You. My name is Richard Scher, and I approve this message.

That's what I want to be known as. I want to be known as Richard the Cruel.

You're Richard the Unsure.

This week, we present a tribute to love and lovers, a celebration of Valentine's Day, present and

past. That was like hooking up in the Middle Ages. Oh, that's Middle Age Matchbook.com.

This week's bout hearts and candy and tokens of esteem of flowers, cards, and mushy notes and sentiments supreme.

We tell you this so you will stay and join our panels bright,

and we hope you liked our teas in rhyme.

It took all week to write.

That's proof that the Writers' Guild is on strike.

Says you romantically returns right after that the Writers' Guild is on strike.

SESU romantically returns right after this.

Welcome to SESU, a game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy.

Now join our panelists and your host, Richard Sher.

Thank you.

Thank you.

From the stage at 51 Walden in historic Concord, Massachusetts, welcome to a special Valentine's Day performance of Says You, a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which sits stereo right. This is the second time he's joined us for Valentine's Day. Did you know that? No. Oh, a traditional visit from Mr. Sam Wiseman. He's back with us today on Valentine's Day just to show that his heart's in

the right place. Mr. Barry Nolan, and she's the sweetheart you always wanted, but today she's

all ours. Ms. Constance McCashen.

Thank you. but today she's all ours. Ms. Constance McCassion.

Nice to have you with us, Sam and Constance. Who's the captain today? Captain Sam. Our own saint. Here it is. Sam will be the captain.

To my left, team two.

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