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Let's rock. Let's rock. Let's rock. Let's rock. Let's rock today.

What's that? That's that. School of rock. Oh, I'm so sorry.

I actually did that with Chaplin. I did the whole thing and then he said,

Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. You had got it wrong.

I had got it wrong. He said, I corrected him. Because I said,

let's rock. Let's rock. Let's rock today. And he said,

no, it's just let's rock. Let's rock. Let's rock today. It's just two.

And I put in three. And then you went back and listened to the clip.

And he's right. Hey, surprisingly, the guy who starred in the movie,

got it absolutely right. That's, you know, that's not always the case.

There are many people who have been in films that insist that something is true

about the film and it's not true because they haven't seen it in a long time.

Yes, that's true. But anyway, or in fact, they haven't seen it.

Well, there's that. It's basically a strange sort of handshake thing

that they do. Yes. And it ends up with the thing that's right.

Yeah. Let's rock. I had forgotten that. Have you seen the theatre show?

Yes. Is it good? Yes, it is. It takes a wild future,

realize that you're not getting all the classic rock tracks,

which are in the film. Right.

So they sort of make their own music. But the guy who's in charge,

you know, who's the star, basically doing a jackpot.

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