Renee Paquette

And everyone went on to have really great, successful careers.

But yeah, I mean, to have John and Mick, and especially where John's at now, John...

being John and being at the best version of himself and being to be able to like creatively do the things that he wants to do and physically doing the things that he wants to do.

I think the idea of seeing those two together in whatever it could be, whether it's a backstage moment or whether they're able to do some kind of a program together.

I don't, that is stressful to me.

I can't, I don't know that I want to wish that into fruition.

But yeah, I mean, it,

Who knows?

You know, I think that it's one of those situations that, you know, depending on how Mick's feeling and what the situation may be, I think you got to kind of see where that's at.

I think that that's, you know, for Tony to kind of leave that open ended and say that something like that could happen.

I think we just have to all kind of wait and see.

But I will say, I mean, just as like a fan of Mick and a fan of the things that he brings to the table.

Yeah, I'll be kind.

I'll be in a fan POV.

I have not really seen much of that, but I mean, that's always been something that's sort of bubbled up.

I think as soon as people realize that John and I were together many, many, many moons ago, there's always been sort of that, ooh, what if something happened?

What if we did something like...

I don't know.

I get the lure of that.

And there's, of course, part of me that's like, oh, that would be like fun to do something with the Death Riders.