And we are back with an all new episode of Keep It. I'm Aura Madison III.

I'm Louis Prattell, number one. And I'm Solomon Giorgio. Does that mean

I'm going to have some of you know? Yes. Okay. Hi.

Solomon, welcome to Keep It. Thank you for having me. I'm so excited. You know, this all-male episode.

Oh, finally. Just a couple of men in their beliefs. I love it. Look, I'm loosely holding to turn man.

I'm not really like a dirty diaper in my hand, obviously.

Solomon is so somebody I'll be at a party and then I don't know like someone somewhere

where we'll mention, I don't know, Shaka Khan or Tina Turner. And that turns into a 50-minute conversation between me and Solomon.

So that's because we're both 60-year-olds. Yeah. Remembering our favorite soul train episodes.

It's like, oh, you know, all this stuff we weren't born for. Don't you wish you were there?

Solomon is actually, I've discovered a great vacation partner. I am. I am. Yeah.

We went to Mexico City recently for Labor Day and you know, what it's like to travel with some of our friends.

And some of them you never want to travel with again. But Solomon is a wonderful person to travel with.

I live by one rule. I get my own room. And I'll get out of the way when I need to get out of the way.

I'm also down for everything. I'm always chaos adjacent but not directly into chaos myself.

That's, it's important to witness chaos, I believe, as opposed to causing it necessarily.

No. Well, speaking of chaos, welcome to this.

But we're starting the episode off on a somber note. Lewis, Norma Donald, died this week.

I know. And I have to say among straight comics, I think the type that's really 90 specific that I'm

likely is to be a real fan of are people whose whole thing is bastardliness. So that really hit

hard because he was like the king of exactly that thing of like, here's the news and also fuck this.

And by the way, also maybe the funniest part of Billy Madison, a movie that I guess I'm ashamed to say

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