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

Hey there, bed and Franklin, invent me. I'm a pair of Bill Focals.

Bill Curtis. Now, here is your host, who's just a man standing outside in front of thousands of people asking them to love him.

At the TD Pavilion, at the Man in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, it's Peter Segal.

Thank you Bill. Thank you everybody for the first time in a year and a half. Thank you actual people.

We are here in Philadelphia, outside at the Man Center, where because we are still not out of the woods or audiences wearing masks,

so if you don't hear them laughing up, it's just because the sound is muffled.

Later on, we are going to be talking to Larry Krasner, who spent 30 years fighting the district attorney in Philadelphia as a defense lawyer before getting elected to the job in 2017.

We'll ask if he's ready to apologize for all the mean things he said about himself.

But first, we want to ask you some questions. Give us a call. The number is 1-triple-8. Wait, wait, that's 1-888-924-8-924.

Let's welcome our first listener contestant. How you are on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.

Hi Peter, this is Rebecca Collins from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Really?

Are you really from Philadelphia or are you just sucking up?

I am really from Philadelphia. I'm about a mile from you all at the Man Center right now.

Oh really? And what do you do here in Philadelphia?

I just moved here to progress school. I'm going to go to school for social work.

Oh wow, you just moved to Philadelphia.

And I ask this without drawing your attention to the few thousand Philadelphia's who are listening, what do you think of Philadelphia?

So far so good.

There you are.

We have brotherly love, a lot of friendly neighbors.

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