Amy Poehler and Jimmy Fallon both seem like honest enough people, but on Wednesday's Tonight Show, Fallon wanted to find out who was more willing to be totally forthright about their life. During a game of "Truth or Truth," Poehler let everything spill, from her biggest fear ("being mistaken for J.Lo, then being asked to dance, then dancing better than J.Lo, and J.Lo being angry") to her Gmail password (it involves the words "Pizza Hut" and "orgy"). For his part, Fallon was also sincere, but he left us wondering about one thing — how was he able to get a Bon Jovi CD case (which actually had a copy of Green Day's Dookie on the inside) into his pocket? Watch the video below. Catherine Garcia
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