Paul Provenza, the man behind "The Aristocrats" documentary, appears on the latest episode of "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me."
During his appearance , he tells a funny story about his mother, a fan of his work.
He also frightens everyone by confirming that he has bought the movie rights to the children's book, "Everybody Poops."
I hear it's a family act. ";->"
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