Jerry McBobbin: Serious or Delirious?
Jerry McBobbin is an infamous open-mic performer who suffers from "chord cracks", a condition that causes him to misplay a note whenever he plays a song on his guitar. Is he cursed? Or is he faking it?
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Jerry McBobbin is an infamous open-mic performer who suffers from "chord cracks", a condition that causes him to misplay a note whenever he plays a song on his guitar. Is he cursed? Or is he faking it?
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