Welcome to this week's edition of Seju, from Portland, the largest post-cosmopolitan city in the state of Maine.

You don't have H-OV lanes in Maine?

No.

Richard, they don't have traffic. They got H-O-V lanes in the ocean.

They got them, but they don't have them.

This is the rock-bound coast, remember?

You gotta want to live someplace where they don't have high occupancy vehicle lands.

You've just got to do.

You gotta want to live there.

You know how we play the game.

We'll give you words you've never heard before.

You try to tell us what they mean.

You know what it is?

It's the previous cost of the stamps that you still have in your wallet.

And if it were your question, that would have been 10 points.

So grab a pen and paper pad, as we so often say, we're back in just a moment with a brand new game to play.

Says You returns after this.

Welcome to Says You, a game of bluff and bluster, words, and whimsy. Thank you. Support for this season of Sez-Yu comes from Hotel Sorrento in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood and the Intercontinental San Francisco Hotel.

Now join our panelists and your host, Richard Schur.

Thank you.

Thank you.

From the stage at one Longfellow Square in Portland on the rockbound coast of Maine,

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