When do i call?

I cold sent a Linkedin message to a principal in an MBB in London and he replied "Happy to chat with you, tomorrow i will return to UK tomorrow ,give me a call" And gave me his number.

I figured that it is better if i ask him when he wants to do the call so next day i sent him an sms asking him when is a good time for the call stating that i finish work at 7pm and weekends are free. But i have no answer back.

Maybe i shouldn't have said the thing about my availability (because obviously i would take the call anytime) but its an internship and i hypothesized that 1) He will be busy in the mornings anyway 2) 7 is early for him so it wouldn't be a bottleneck.

Am i overthinking this? When should i do a follow up ?

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I appreciate the time and thought you put into this. Good trolls are rare nowadays. But maybe "Call me when you are sober " would be a better option here

 

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