Hey there, this is Phil. Welcome back to the show for a regular show, not a crazy show that I have to do from Disney World.

I'm here with Sky. Christian is on spring break, so she's not here. Hi Sky. Hi Phil. Welcome back.

You're here. You're not away. You're not at Disney World. I know just in my mind. You didn't go anywhere for spring break.

Nope. We have lots of travel coming up, so we spent spring break at home.

Wow. That's sad. So sad. I actually recorded last week's intro and outro in my car in the parking lot at Port Orleans Resort.

Was anyone staring at you playing a ukulele in a rental car? You didn't listen to it, did you? I did actually. I did.

Oh, okay. I didn't have my ukulele. I just missed you so much. You wouldn't have asked that question because I didn't have a ukulele.

I didn't, no, I didn't bring the ukulele to the ukulele did not travel because I didn't have ruined my little suitcase.

No, let's be honest. He didn't travel with you because you were with your family. You only taken when you travel alone as a companion.

That's true. I am his caregiver when we travel. So theme song, we had a request for the Cockney P from Jonah.

And I was trying to remember whether that was really a distinct character that I did, because I think it might just be Michael.

I'm not Michael. I'm sorry. Ian. Oh, I think it was Conan O'Toole this, but that was before there wasn't Ian. It was absolutely before there was an Ian.

Yes. Mike and I, Mike and Rocky and I, one summer after college, he came up to my dad's house in Michigan for four or five days.

And my stepbrother Brad, who's a musician, and Mike and I formed a band kind of spontaneously on the spot called the Fuzzy Zellets.

And the Fuzzy Zellets recorded two songs, Spittle on Migrant Mom, and Weirdos in Me Home. And they were a Cockney band.

And so Mike and I were doing this Cockney thing for the Fuzzy Zellets. Spittle on Migrant Mom, the Spittle One.

And now you can spit on Migrant Mom, but don't spit on me, cow.

That was spit, spit, spit, spit, spit, spit.

Yeah, it was kind of a punk. Yeah, it was kind of a without consonants.

Yes. Yeah. And so the two Cockney P's that stand at the gate of Nineveh in Jonah were basically Mike and I being the Fuzzy Zellets.

Got it. Isn't that interesting? So did the Fuzzy Zellets ever actually record anything and put it out?

Never put it out. No, we did record Spittle on Migrant Mom and Weirdos in Me Home.

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