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From NPR, WBEC Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz.

I'm the man who causes a heat wave just by introducing himself.

I'm Bill Curtis, and here is your host at the Studebaker Theater in the Fine Arts

Building in Chicago, Illinois, Peter Seigal.

Thank you, Bill.

And thanks, everybody.

It is time for our summer break, which we started doing at this time because no news ever happens in August.

So, you know, we might as well take some time off.

Now, that is not true anymore, but we still keep up the tradition.

The only difference is now we don't tell anybody where we're going.

That way the news can't find us.

Well, we're hiding behind window shades and screening our calls.

We will be bringing you some extended versions of our favorite moments from this past year.

Starting with this conversation with comedian Louis Black, who joined us on stage in Durham, North Carolina.

Peter asked him if his angry rants were always part of his act.

I wasn't angry on stage. I realized that I was suppressing the anger. I was really irritated

about a lot of stuff. But instead of like yelling, when I would yell, I would turn my back

to the audience and yell at the wall

because it seemed freaky to yell at people. And I went to a variety of things of trying

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