Aunty Donna Podcast - The Theatre Review Show FEAT. JOE KOSKY

Episode Date: October 30, 2018

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A list-nuff production. Welcome to Theatre Review, where we review the hottest shows in Melbourne, independent, amateur, or main stage. Good morning, Zach. Good morning, Mark. Good morning, Judith. Good morning. Good morning. Last week we reviewed a cheeky little number down at Chapel, off Chapel. And we reviewed Gilligan Island, the musical. And let me me tell you I love the little twist they made at the end making a Donald Trump rather than the alien. Very funny, very topical. Now this week we're talking about the hottest new main stage show that is coming to Melbourne.

You know what it is, Zach. I do, it is Book of Mormon. No, can't. That's already been here. Please read the cheat sheet. Sorry, I didn't read the cheat sheet. But that's okay, I'm pretty sure it is a phantom of the opera. You're a dipshit that's so absolutely hard. He's being funny. We love music theater. We love it. We love it as much as as cold

porter gets to kick out of you. Yeah, as much as Zach loves ripping fucking Gatorade saxophones. Yeah, boys. And I love my favorite musical audience in Avengers at the moment. I don't even know. Zach is wild, crazy, and loose today. Anyway, we've got a really exciting interview today with one of the cast members of the hottest rock show. Because if there's one thing that we love more than musicals, it's rock and roll. And this show is a combination of the hottest rock show. Because if there's one thing that we love more than musicals, it's rock and roll.

And this show is a combination of the two, School of Rock, Andrew Lloyd Webber's School of Rock, which is killed on Broadway. It's killed on the West end. We have an interview with one of the superstars of this show, Jokowski. And we're gonna, he's agreed to a phone call with us. And we're calling him he's agreed to a phone call with us and we're calling him right now and

Just don't wait to just ringing You told him to turn me in Joe hi, you're on the theater of you week podcast with Zach Mark judison Broden, how are you, Joe? I know Yeah, pretty good. Joe Kaskin. Now Joe we hear that you are one of the absolute shining stars of the new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical that's coming to Melbourne school of rock and roll and We just wanted to get some of the hot

goss that's going on behind the scenes. And maybe that sort of thing. What can you tell us? What's the thing that you're most excited about bringing school of rock to an Australian audience? Okay, we've got some tape. Yeah. Yeah, look there's lots of kids in it. That's pretty good. Yeah, they're really they're really clever children aren't they? They play their instruments really very well. Yeah, great Joe. Now I want to know from you, what's it like to prepare for this role? Do you, how do you get ready for a show? I want to know. I think Joe thinks he's on a bit of a company podcast.

Yeah, no, this is just to be clear, Joe. Just to be clear, Joe. It's, I'm glad you're having fun there. It looks like. Let me just point it out. You woke me up It's 11 a.m. Joe. I think that's on you Ladies on me, but like we're in the middle of tech

Yeah, well, I want to know when you're playing duet fin on steak every night What preparation are you doing for that role? Are you listening to some AC DC? Are you listening to Led Zeppelin? Yeah, bit of motor head. Oh, AC DC bit of lead. Yeah, well, it's got to get the lead out. And yeah, essentially to prepare, Broden, all I'll do is just lock myself in a sauna because what it's like being on stage for three hours. Yeah. We should. Hey, Joe, what are you being paid?

What's your pay packet, Joe? Like weekly, so if you could break that down for us. After tax. Yeah, not gross. My alarm just went off, guys, sorry about that. Yeah, I don't really get paid as such, like they just sort of let me stay around. No, seriously.

Joe, it seems a little bit like you've been taking a nice time. I didn't mean to be so quiet. Yeah, man. Hey, Joe. It seems a little bit like you've been taking my surprise. Yeah, man. Hey, buddy. Oh, hey, man. Hey, dude. It seems a little bit like you've been taken by surprise here, Joe. Were you not informed about this interview? Yeah.

I don't know, mate. Yeah. That's definitely taking my surprise act. Thank you. Okay. It's just that we did get in touch with you last week. We lined this up. So it's a little bit a little bit funny that you're professional. Yeah, I'm professional and mean, mean spirited. But that's okay because we're here to have a good time with Jo Koski who plays a Druie Finchip on the Rock and Roll musical Broadway show School of Rock and Roll. Jo, now we all know that you're a swing in Bachelor, confirmed the Bachelor. Has anyone in the cast all in your heart? stolen your album.

Yeah, that's true. And tickets are on sale for our Melbourne show this weekend, so exciting. But Joe, I wanna know, I wanna hear, with those pipes you've got, what is your highest, what's the highest you have to get in this show? Because you just belt, I know it, like usually people have to pay well like a hundred twenty dollars to

He felt out a high note, but we would love if you could give us and our listeners just a little taste of that vocal gold Yeah, look I have to pay the full ticket price Come on Joe. Don't be a fucking piece of shit. Don't be a fucking dog. Come on. Sing a high note from the show. Seriously, no, no, seriously, I'm going to drill down on you here. Seeing one of the songs from the show. Okay. What, which one would you like me? You fucking pick, mate. I would step off.

Step off. What? Step off. Step off. Yeah, I don't think that's in the actual musical, but that's good in the film. Sorry. Big film. Step off! Yeah, I don't I don't think that's in the actual musical, but that's good in the very film. Step off.

Have you seen the film, Joe? Yeah, I've tried not to watch it because I don't want to be influenced by Jack Black's interpretation of his own character. Have you watched the Disney TV show version? Impression? Is that really, is it? I don't know if it's Disney. Might be Nickelodeon.

I might be Disney, I don't know. I don't know. I just, I don't know. Well, those cartoons. No, it's like a, not one of those cartoons. No. Okay. Not one of those cartoons in their life. The oldest man thing you've ever said in your life, Joe Koski.

That's one of those cartoons, my. Joe, we'll let you get back to sleep. Good luck with the showers as we're saying the Australian theatre chookers. Chookers. They used to give people chickens before the show, Joe. Which is where the term chookers comes from. Oh, is that where it came from? Yes, if you were performing well,

and it was like, chookers, you're gonna eat chicken for dinner tonight because you're doing well, and then they would give people a bag of dead chickens. Joe, chicken has only become the ubiquitous meat in the last 20 or 30 years. Before then, it was the special meat. Really? That's true.

How do you guys feel about chicken though? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha And what you've got a special promo code for us, I believe. If you go to schoolofrock.com.au slash shows and enter Joe Koski, you get a 50% discount. Probably not. Pretty sure it is. Yeah, no. Joe, where can we buy those tickets? Yeah, on the internet, bro. And yeah, you I'll probably be on on Saturday Sunday, Matt and I's in Wednesday night, so check it out.

All right. All right, Joe. Thank you so much. Thank you, Joe. Bye bye. That's a way. Joe Koskey. The school. Really, really interesting interview there with Joe. it's almost like no one told we surprised him yes yeah I forgot he's in a rock you were supposed to tell him you were supposed to tell him and you forgot I forgot because I was supposed to tell him

I forgot you was supposed to tell him and you forgot but hey that's okay the Broadway train keeps chugging away because we are now going to be listening to some best of Broadway tunes and dissecting them on today's new segment, best of Broadway tunes and dissecting them. Now this is of course a song. You can't stop the beat from here. Famously called, you can't stop the beat from here. Famously called you can't stop to breathe by the original Broadway cars

Because they are dancing they are singing it takes non stop it takes such talent To get up there remember all those lines sing all those words Wow remember all those moves is this the jazz flowers flowers version? No this what we're listening to now Is the movie version adaptation of you can't stop the beat starring Zach Efron. You've got Nikki Blonsky. I am Manderbine. Do you know what I haven't seen the film version? I couldn't bring myself to watch the film version Just because I love the original so much. I can't watch film Versus of things. You're just such a traditional. I just couldn't do it. I couldn't watch this. I can't watch film versions of things. You're just such a traditionalist. I just couldn't do it.

I couldn't watch this. I couldn't watch Billy Elliot. I couldn't watch, I just can't watch the film version of things. I mean, Billy Elliot was a film first, but I don't believe it was. It was, but that's amazing. I just couldn't, I couldn't bring myself to watch it.

You should, it's not a musical. You should watch it. It's just a film. It's not based on it. They cut the music. No, no, no. So, okay. So, what happened was, they made a film called Bilieli, and Bilieli, and then they adapted

that into a Broadway. Now stop right there. No, no, let's just move on, please. They took that, and then they adapted it into a musical. Okay, and that's why I have no interest in watching that film adaptation of Billy Early. No, no, no, no, no, no there's a clean boy that comes to school and she rot in Zima. Greece too. Greece too. Guys, hands up, you feel a broadway. Guys can't do that. Yeah, blood sick.

Mark is currently suffering from stage 2, ball-mo. Stage two, Kimo. Oh, God. Oh, no. What, that's what the doctor diagnosed me with. I thought it was a chest infection. Now he's like, you're a stage two, Kimo. We gotta get you cancer so that it starts working.

Back to Broadway I have back to Broadway guys. I have something to tell you Mm-hmm. I don't Like Broadway Is there like a sort of like a bombshell sound effect that you can play? Um like a like a bombshell sound effect that you can play. Um, like a... ["I don't know exactly what you play." That'll do.

["I don't know exactly what you play." Um, they don't want more time. I don't. Like, Broadway. ["I don't know exactly what you play." ["I don't know exactly what you play." That'll do. Um, they don't want more time.

Um, they don't want more time. I don't. Like, Broadway. ["I don't know exactly what you play." Wait, are you singing? Can you let me explain? Can you let me explain? Can you let me explain? Well, we didn't try to stop you. Can you just let me explain for a second? Okay. The podium is yours. Would you just let me explain that?

Okay, but you're coming at me with your ears and your gos and I'm not getting in your way and I just want to explain myself in my position. Boys, I don't like Broadway. I love it. Oh. That was amazing. You really scared me there for a second, wasn't it? Imagine not loving Broadway.

You'd have to be a right fucking piece of shit. Can't. Do you know what it is? Do you know what it is that I love about Broadway? Movies, plays, all these other things. You see a person well up with emotion, well up, and then hold it in. Have you seen that boring The Hours movie with Nicole Cooper? Oh, when she's got the nose. She's got the nose. And she's all welled up with emotion.

And then most of the scenes she just holds the nose and she's all she's all well that with emotion and the most of the scenes She just holds it in I'm like boring The thing I love about musicals is they get so full of emotion that they can no longer express it through Talking through sound they have to express it through music I'm gonna ask you to shut your fucking mouth right there. All right, can't because I Don't know if you can hear the sounds of one of the greatest musicals of our modern time. The greatest showman. Yep. And this is by Koala Settle, who sings this is me. Koala is without a doubt one of the greatest musicians, singers and marsupials she plays the bearded woman in this

and she's in this and me did you know that she has two thumbs really yes wow the actress really does is that true yes is that real I know we joke around the yeah yes one on the right hand yes koala has two thumbs I only have one time hmm her real name is Kialla, but it sounds like Koala. I thought you meant three thumbs. What?

You meant three thumbs on one hand. No, no, no, no, she's just got two thumbs. So when he said two thumbs, you meant he meant three thumbs. I thought he meant two thumbs. You know, that happens to me all the time. Someone says to me, I go, how much is this and they go you know two dollars fifty And I just I'm five marks. I just need to make a phone call Beat beat beat ring ring ring ring ring ring. Hello. Hello. This is the bully police. Yeah, I'd like you to make an arrest

I'd like you to make an arrest of a bully Tell them ask that police officer to put you through to the managing director of the bully police for Victoria. The managing director? Yes. All right. Excuse me, can I please speak to the managing director of the bully police? Yeah, sure.

I'll put you through now. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. Are you the managing director? Yes. Mark Bonanno. Hello, managing director. I manage and direct all of the bully police Okay, and I just want to say to you fuck you

You dumb cunt Wow Wow, it turns out the bully police were not the police of bullies, but rather Police who police police police police bully bully bully bully bully bully bully bully Guys, so we go work out the bully police thing. Yeah, this is a show Yeah, this is a show about music theater in Melbourne. Yeah, not about you guys fighting But he's a bully. Hey, bully me. You just bullied me then.

I'll shut up dumb cunt. Say what? What, I'm, I'm, when you call a bully a bully, does that not hurt a bully's feelings? True, but I'm just, I'm just getting back at ya. You come at me, I get back at ya. That's not bullying, that's not like a hyena. That's it, I'm just getting back at ya.

So when you come at me being a dumb stupid dumb can't And you're you're dumb. Yeah guys, you know what time it is if you guys have an issue with a music theater show and you're fighting It's time to get real about it. It's time for you to On the music theater show in Melbourne to fight to the death. I'm getting down with the sickness Can you feel it? Zach, can you feel my chest infection? Yeah, this is obviously a fight with words. Are you ready to fight? Are you ready?

Corner, Zach. Yes, I am. Are you ready? I'm ready. Can I also say this is a really fun, I'm really glad Mark, so sick, because I was sick last week, and my nose is still a bit blocked So I thought oh mother fucker Oh, oh, oh Oh

Oh, all right the winner is mark mark for congratulations It's the person who spoke first. It's the person who spoke first Guys, I had an idea whoa what jeez don't hurt yourself. Oh jeez that's something you I thought we'd call on jokowski one more time well I would like to get clarity on Where we can get those tickets because I felt like he didn't It's almost like we just ambushed him and he didn't know any Like it's the podcast that's been... What the fuck man?

Sorry bro, sorry we just threw that on you. Yeah we just wanted to call and just say thanks and say sorry for bother in you but it was real fun and thanks man. I'm sorry, maybe stupid, you're not gonna hear that are you? That was shit. No we won't hear that. You definitely have that

How's how's it been back in Melbourne you happy? Yeah, man, it's good Yes, and and how is the show going you having fun? So I actually am yeah, hey well since since we're off air come you'd do the high note now What oh Don't have to be rude Joe, what would you say is your favorite Favorite part about being in a rock and roll musical We got you Joe you're back on the air because the people wanted more.

We put you up for a little bit. They call we got text, we got messages. They wanted more, Joe Koski. So Joe, tell us, how is it that you keep so fit night after night through the same show and managed to wow audiences every single night. I don't fat men, I'm fat, I'm fat. No, you're not fat, you're beautiful, you're shfelt, I want to touch you in places that you didn't know existed. Wow. Joe, I want to know what's it like coming into work every day and being pampered make up hair Tell us what is a routine for a Broadway superstar what happens

Joe tell some of those secrets of backstage what's your rider now a lot of people out there would be confused as to what a rider is, but a rider is of course something that the artists request that be in their change room before each show. What do you got in there? What you got some Camamile tea? Maybe a couple of sugar free red bulls. Um, I've actually got nothing. Joe, when you're out on that stage, how do you connect with an audience so big night after night? I've got to say, Joe, I often wonder, you know, I look at those football boys and they're in their, they're in their change rooms and it's just other boys patting each other on the bum.

You get to perform with beautiful women, you get to sing wonderful songs, really Joe, I've got to wonder. It sounds like a pretty cool job. It is pretty cool. Hey, Joe, I want to know what's it like with a big rock band every night? Sure, you're on stage, but you've got the best musicians in Melbourne. Tell me about them. They're pretty good.

It's not really a musical in the traditional senses because it's got rock and roll songs. It feels really like a rock and roll show and who did the music? Wasn't it the wonderful Andrew Lloyd Webber? Tell me, have you seen him watching any rehearsals yet? No, he's sitting in a represent any web, and they're watching us. Joe, we've got to go. Thank you so much being guest on the theatre people podcast. We'll catch you another time and we'll be down to see School of Rock. But Joe, if you could just say one thing to leave our audiences with a little something something, what would that be? Fucking hate. And that was Joe.

Any bit rude there at the end. It's a little aggressive, but you know that is the, uh, that's just the way it is to be a star of stage and screen. Uh, we have one more special guest before we go on this podcast. Let's leave it as a surprise. We want to surprise you. We have someone. What? Joe, hi, it's the boys from Auntie Donna here with our weekly podcast. Joe, the last time we had you on, we got calls, we got texts, people wanted you back. We got you back and my God, we got you back that second time and it lit the call board on fire.

And now we've got some questions from fans of the podcast that we wanted to ask you are you ready for them? Yeah Michael B from Wentworth has asked how I play from Wentworth? What just happened there? What do they tell their district? Wait, were you just in a car accident? Me, no I'm turning on the show at the hit. Cool.

Wow, the stuff. I feel a little bit of aggression here. Sorry. I'm just trying to get ready for work. I love that you call it work. It's just your day to day job. But it's not like a man. It's not like a man.

It's not like a man. It's not like a man. It's not like a man. It's not like a man. It's not like a man. It's not like a man. You're ready for work, you know. Work, oh, I love that you call it work. Like it's just your day-to-day job, but it's not like a regular person's day-to-day job. You go out there and you make people smile and laugh, you sing and you dance, but you call it work. Isn't that fascinating? What is it they say?

What is it they say? Do what you love. You never have to work a day in your life. And I think that's true about guest Joe Koski. If you're just tuning in, Joe Koski is features in the wonderful, wow, Joe. Good luck tuning in, hey Joe. Thank you so much for joining us.

But let's get serious for a second here. You know, it must be hard being on the road. You've been in a relationship for three years. You being on the road. You've been in a relationship for three years. You're on the road. You're going to different cities. Tell me, what are some of the challenges of being a touring performer? That's fantastic, Joe. Okay, mate. Well, we have to run. Thank you so much. Yeah, enjoy that show because I'm sure you stinky poo poo. You smelly piece of shit.

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where can people find your music if they want to listen to it? Unlead. And that was Joe. That was Joe Koski. That was Joe Kosky. debut solo. debut solo song ink from Joe Kosky. We've got three minutes left

and we're going to go crazy wild. We want to hear from you. We're opening up the text lines. We're opening up the phone line. We don't. We want to hear from you. What is your favorite musical?

Now, my favorite musical is Jesus Christ Superstar. That... Oh, oh, oh! And can I tell you, we have one of the people in the podcast studio right now that some of the characters in Jesus Christ's superstar what one in particular was based upon that's right we have in the studio right now Pontius Pilot oh hello there my name is Pontius Pilot how are you today? Very good Puncho pilot. Now Puncho.

Punches. Yes, that's what I said. Now Puncho, when you're, walk, what the fuck? Punches. Yes. Puncho. No, Punches. Yes, that's what I'm saying.

Okay, Punches. Yes. So when you're a Puncho pilot, you're flying around. Punches pilot and I'm not a Puncho pilot. I have nothing to do with aeroplanes. Oh All right poncho a punches

Sorry, I just Why is he being so rude to us anyway? Sorry, I'm a big fan of Jesus Christ Superstar, and I was just wondering Pancho is- Pancho's like, what the fuck? What the fuck? Okay, so here's a song from Jesus Christ Superstar that features Pancho Pilate,

and I believe this is the scene where he gets into the cockpit and speaks to air control about there being a little bit of rough weather and decides whether he's going to take off now or wait 10 minutes. None of that is correct. This is Judas Iscariots singing Jesus Christ Superstar. Ponto of Jesus You I don't understand Why are you letting me be By the hand You look better if you had it Where?

Why did you start your back? With time and time to train Where? Why are you singing? To me you would have had some nation Israel in Fort BC has no mask in the UK. She come on. Don't you get me wrong?

Come on, guys. Don't you get me wrong? I'm so stoked. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. So what just happened there? I feel that this podcast episode is more about feel than a... This is, I think, and I think and I don't say this lightly. I think this is the most fucked podcast we've done in two years of doing the podcast.

There's a good chance Joe's going to call us and say just based on my job and contracts I've signed about publicity for the show, you cannot air it. Yeah. This is the most fucked thing we've ever done in my opinion there's been wacky ones there's been ruder ones there's been ones but this one is so fucked way to get meta jeez yeah but so I thought we'd just wrap it up with Jesus Christ's stuff the issue I had was

yeah yeah this character is poncho's pilot and you introduce he can't do a music show. Poncho pilot. Poncho, sorry. Pon, sorry what? Poncho. Poncho. Okay, so yeah.

Yeah, you said it wrong before. Anyway, I'm a big fan of you. Sorry, I just said that. I'm a big fan of you Poncho and I got a gun. Poncho? It's what, yeah, sorry. That's what he just said. You're saying Poncho.

Yes. My name is Poncho. Yes, it is Poncho. No, Zack, listen to him. Sorry, stop, stop, stop, stop. You're saying it wrong. Sorry, it is Pontius. No, Zack, listen to him. Sorry, stop, stop, stop, stop. You're saying it wrong. Sorry, can you just stop the music, bro? You're saying it wrong. Say it again.

My name is Pontius. Sit, Pontius. Okay, great Pontius. You're both saying it, bro. Yeah, both of you are. Can you fucking respect him, please, and say his name properly? Pontius.

Yeah, no, no, no. Say it again. Pontius, thank you. Pontius. Pontius. Yes. Great. No, it's it's Punches. Now Proto could you say my name? Zac you did it again. Zac you did it again. What am I saying? You're saying Puncho. I'm saying Puncho. Yes, then that's wrong. What is his name? Punches. Thank you. Puncho. Punches. Can you say it? Puncho pilot. Puncho pilot. No. Punches. Zack.

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No, Poncho's sex right, Mark. No, I'm saying what you're saying. You're saying Poncho. So I was saying Poncho's. No, no, Poncho's. I'm saying Poncho. Poncho's a lie. Am I sure as I was saying Poncho's?

Yes. But it's Poncho. No, no, no, Poncho. No, no, no, Poncho. No,, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Talk it on us. Puncho pilot! He's a Puncho pilot! He's a pilot! Where in a Puncho pilot? Please don't remove your Patreon money. He's a Mexican! That is where in a Puncho and you're not everyone.

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