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And now the man who wants wrangled cockroaches for a living in Kansas City, Eric Mataxas.

Yeah, that's my past and I'm proud of it. If it doesn't break you, it can only make you stronger.

My name is Eric Mataxas. This is the Eric Mataxas show and my guest is Tom Shaloo, the comedian

and radio host and author, Tom Shaloo. Eric Mataxas, great to be here and just from that little

comedy intro that you did about milking cockroaches. It reminded me of an old bit that most people

won't know, but you mentioned it when you came on my quiz show, the Goons Show. You and I are both

lovers of old comedy. That's why we like tangents because we could just instantly go to the Z-axis.

And people like, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what did you just do? And it's the Goons Show did

that. The Goons Show was unbelievable. And then 1950s. Peter Sellers, who were all these guys?

All this in the 19th year. In the 19th year, I think, right? 50s. Yeah, the Goons Show was

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