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Okay, so yesterday I was so thrown off by a story that Dave had concerning the concert that was supposed to take place in Washington, D.C., the 250-year...

It was a series of concerts.

Okay, okay, okay.

And everybody's dropped out and blah, blah, blah, and that's not the story.

But you mentioned a band that was on the bill initially, and the band that was on the bill was

Millie Vanilli.

And I'm like, wait, not only did they lose half of the act, they were not

real. So how were they on the bill? And that's what spurred on the whole argument that we had

about how Rob Pilatus ended up dying. They weren't real. No, they, I mean, they were real people, but they weren't a real band. So I, you know, it's been so long. And a guy, and I was talking about how to, you're like, how do you know the guy tried to commit suicide? I'm like, well, it was on the documentary, the VH1 behind the music documentary that came out in like 98 or something like that.

Like it was, you know, five or six years after all this went down.

And they talked about how he slid his wrist and was hanging from a balcony before the cops came in.

And so... How do you hang from a balcony if your wrists are slid?

You're strong like Rob.

Or were they separate incidents?

I don't know, man. I don't know. But anyway... I don't think you're a very good detective. I don't... I guess not. But anyway, I'm trying to figure out, like, what is going on? How are they playing? How is this other guy playing? Fab. Fab Morvan is the other guy's name. Yeah, he evidently bought the rights to the name Millie Vanilli.

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