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The old method of treatment for the person in this condition was to throw him in jail.

Frank Caliando's still here, everybody. No, we're going to have him here for the rest of

the morning, but we've got to get to the entertainment drill. First, you had a story you wanted to tell,

though. It wasn't so much a story. It was just somebody showed me a voice,

Piotre Michael. He was on the second coming of Mad TV. He's great. If you seen Piotre,

I think we had him on the podcast. No, we didn't have him on, but I've shown you some of the

stuff that he's done. Oh, maybe that was it. He's like the most dead-on voice guy. He doesn't

do anything with caricaturing to make it really funnier, but I heard him do Ed Asner.

Ed Asner, and he goes, he said it's actually kind of you doing John Madden. I was like,

really? So I was like, hey, folks, John Madden here. It's like that. And I started going,

twice a night before Christmas and all through the house. Yeah, it's holy cow. It's

bleeds right into it. It's Ed Asner. I was like, holy crap. But you can do up now.

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