Stromboli

The accent on the guy we're going to hear later.

Stromboli, yeah.

So this is like a wartime movie, which is weird.

But it's,

Yeah.

Well done.

What's the thing is too, because when the fox is trying to allure Pinocchio into being an actor, quote unquote, because he wants to put him in Stromboli's puppet show.

I forget the cat's name, but the cat is, Pinocchio is bent over and he pulls Pinocchio's back pocket out and he goes to reach inside the back pocket.

Oh, yeah.

I'll say one more thing and then I'll get off my soapbox, okay? I think part of the problem, not so much, I don't know about in Europe, but I think in the United States where they really win all the time is because they – well first of all they have very large population and secondly they're very supportive of their talent and they have institutions like um you know in california and in nashville with the belmont university that has courses university courses that help aspiring musicians and people to understand how the music business actually works instead of you being like Pinocchio, I call it, and wandering into Stromboli's Circus in Pinocchio, and you end up playing pool with a bunch of guys and smoking cigars out the back.

That's what Pinocchio is all about, if anyone wants to go check that out.

Anyway, that's my theory on the music business is like Pinocchio, but there's more, and that is that...

They're pulling out all the tricks.

He is based on Stromboli from Pinocchio, so he does have kids and performers in cages.

He is an evil ringmaster.

He does run Galaxy Magic Circus.

What do I care about you?

[laughs] Stromboli.

I have a WoW character named Stromboli.

[laughs]

Right.