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Panic of the disco. No thank you. I'll panic at home for free by looking at the

news. Welcome to comedy bang bang. What's that? Oh, hello, hello sir. Please step into

the light. Tell me who you are. Oh, sorry. Should I not talk this soon? You can talk

anytime you like. I've never been on the show this soon before. Yeah. Hello, please

sir. Come out of the shadows. Well, you know who I am. I know from your voice. You're

playing. I get it. I'm sorry. I'll play along. I did. There's no other you play along

with that. I have no idea. I am a mysterious stranger. You are mysterious. You are a stranger.

I'm coming. You're in the shadows. I'm coming up now out of the shadows and into the

light. Hi Scott. It's me. Cal Solomon. Oh, Cal Solomon. Our old friend. Hi, Cal. It's

good to see you. Were you booked on the show today? No. Oh, okay. Well, do you want to be

on the show today? I was in the neighborhood and they said, Hey, can you be on the show?

Celebrities don't do it anymore. I said, do I count? I am a founding member of the Sugar

Hill gang. And they said no. Then I told the whole story. Oh, okay. Oh, I'd love to hear

some of that. You're welcome. I do. Let me get some business out of the way, Cal, before

we talk to you. Sorry. Should I go away in the lobby? No, please. That's where the after

party is. Let's first of all, I want to say thank you to call waiting for good old for

that wonderful catchphrase of mission. What that was was a catchphrase of mission. See,

for for maybe a year of the show in its early days, I used to say my catchphrase, what's

a pot dog, which was the genesis of which has something to do with being in a 7-11 and

about to be going on to Jimmy Parto's podcast never not funny. And I told whatever story

was. I don't catch a lot of that. But catchphrases. I know Jimmy Parto. No. No.

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