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From NPR and WBEZ Chicago, this is Wait, wait, don't tell me, the NPR News Quiz.

I'm the man with a voice so smooth you could go curling on that.

Bill Curtis, and here's your host at the Indiana University Auditorium in Bloomington, Indiana. Peter Sagan.

Thank you, Bill. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. It is great to be here at Indiana University.

I.U., which, thanks to their incredible football team, just, they just

learned a little known secret.

When you win the National College Football Championship, the coach gets a new record-setting

high salary, and the rest of you get us.

So later on, speaking of athletics, we're going to be talking to a proud who's your

alum and multiple Olympic medalist swimmer Lily King.

But first, it's your turn to compete. Give us a call

of 1-3-8-8-8-8-8-2-4. Let's welcome our first listener-contestant. Hi, you're on Wait-Wa-Wat

Don't tell me. Hi, I'm Bradley Patrick. I'm from Chicago, Illinois. Hey, how are things back in

Chicago? Still very cold.

I'm kind of glad to hear that because we're not there.

What do you do in our hometown?

So for my day job, I'm an enterprise consultant, but for my second gig, I run a local cat rescue here. Really?

Yes.

When you say here, do you mean your house?

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