:31:16
I don't know if it's gonna be
some kind of free-for-all...
:31:19
crazy Zappa people everywhere.
:31:21
I hope I don't get too nervous...
:31:23
because I heard there was gonna
be thousands of people there.
:31:25
No, I'm definitely not
going to Germany.
:31:27
- Why do you say it like that?
- What? No.
:31:30
I don't know. It's like the forbidden
fruit that you'll never taste.
:31:34
Like, these are the good kids,
and these are the rewards.
:31:36
You suck, and you'll never get shit.
:31:38
We're gonna play with
Napoleon Murphy-Brock and Ike Willis...
:31:41
and all these famous Zappa people.
:31:42
I'm, like, half nervous, half excited.
:31:47
I just know it's gonna turn out to be...
:31:49
like, one of the best
playing experiences of my life...
:31:51
'cause we're gonna be playing
with these... my heroes.
:32:07
Paul actually usually bashes on me more
about being a Quaker than anything else.
:32:10
It's okay.
:32:12
Quakerism for me, like, I have been
going to meetings since I was seven.
:32:17
I was in a lot of leadership positions...
:32:19
and was really out there,
doing, you know, service...
:32:21
in homeless communities...
:32:24
and just lots of peace activism.
:32:28
I don't do Quakerism stuff
that much anymore...
:32:31
because I'm more involved here,
and I really hate my school.
:32:36
And I really hate the area
that I live in...
:32:39
so I look forward to coming to Rock School
and hanging out with my friends here.
:32:49
I couldn't let this show
go a month, two months...
:32:51
without putting it on stage.
:32:53
Basically tonight's a tune-up
for everything that comes after tonight.
:32:56
You guys, if not tonight, then very soon,
we'll have the best show in town. Really.