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SAGAL: So here's your first question. The female hedge sparrow has an interesting mating behavior. Before it mates with a male hedge sparrow, she does what? A, she demands the male give her a garment of leaves that takes four days to make; B, she, quote, "talks with the male's prior female partners to see if it's a decent bird"...

(LAUGHTER)

SAGAL: ...Or C, she hides another male hedge sparrow in the bushes nearby and then invites him over when the first bird leaves.

(LAUGHTER)

GERWIG: Oh, I guess I'll go with C?

SAGAL: Yeah, that's the one. Yeah.

(SOUNDBITE OF BELL)

GERWIG: OK, OK.

(APPLAUSE)

SAGAL: This is what the hedge sparrow does. The hedge sparrow hides its, like, guy on the side in the bushes, does it with No. 1. He goes away. She calls out the side guy she hid. They do it, then she calls back the first one.

GERWIG: Oh, man.

HARI KONDABOLU: A literal side chick.

SAGAL: Yeah.
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