Topic: Limo

WikiLeaks released a massive archive of secret Saudi diplomatic files, revealing a $1.5 billion unpaid limousine bill and internal discussions regarding the lack of a death certificate for Osama bin Laden. The documents provide insight into the kingdom's administrative operations and diplomatic priorities. The hosts discuss the logistical scale of the Saudi royal family's travel expenses.

A report from Visa indicates that the average American family will spend $1,078 on high school prom expenses this year, a 33% increase from the previous year. The hosts break down the costs of tuxedos, limos, and tickets, questioning how the total reaches such a high figure. They suggest the "magic number 33" in the report may be a coded signal.

Following an appearance on the show "Cranky Geeks" with Leo Laporte, the hosts discuss how media personalities often fabricate "theater of the mind" anecdotes. They clarify that a story about a stretch Hummer limo and an entourage blocking traffic was entirely made up for entertainment, highlighting how easily the public can be misled by confident ad-libbing.