This message comes from NPR sponsor Organic Valley, a co-op of small organic family farms dedicated to producing food that promotes respect for the dignity and interdependence of all life.

Discover their milk at o v. coop slash ethically sourced.

From NPR and W beB. E. Z. Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz.

Bill Curtis's voice may be heavenly, but get ready for hell.

Helen Hong.

And here's your host at the Studebaker Theater at the Fine Arts Building in Chicago,

Illinois.

Peter Segal.

Thank you, Helen.

Thank you everybody.

We have a great cheer for you lined up today.

Later, I'm ready to be talking to philosopher and gender

theorist Judith Butler.

But first, I want to thank Helen Hong for filling in for Bill Curtis.

This is very exciting for us.

Now Helen, you have been a panelist with us for a while, but today you've been promoted

to Judge and Scorekeeper,keeper which means among other things that

today you do not have to suck up to me and the question is how does that feel?

Why didn't you tell me that it's sooner? I want my blood plasma back Peter. I'm sorry I've used it.

So you out there are also free to say anything you like to me today, but first you have to

call us to play our games the number is

one triple eight wait wait that's one eight eight nine two four eight nine two four

...