(Q - ??: And the dog Dracula the same?)
MB: But the dog Dracula, but but but but, of course but of course... It’s pure nonsense, the dog Dracula.
(Q - ??: how?)
MB: the dog Dracula is a joke, it’s advertising talk. I met someone who was walking their dog... I'll tell you, I went there. He allegedly met someone walking his dog, but he ran away. He would never have done anything at all. He would have left for fear of being spotted, of being identified, but of course. He didn't meet anyone when he went there.
(Q - Belou: especially since they looked for him, looked for the dog, they never found him.)
(Q - ??: no of course, but talking about a dog called Dracula could have had a link with the site too…)
MB: but seriously, but how can you forget for a moment what I have been repeating for a year. You are dealing with an advertiser. An advertiser is someone who knows exactly what vocabulary to use, what word to use, what sentence to use to get your adrenaline pumping. He tells you about a dog, about someone who was walking their dog there, can you hear me clearly? From someone walking their dog named Dracula! But just that, just that, you understand that you are making a completely advertising statement but there is nothing true in that.
(Q - ??: so the path of doubt is not called “Lamet”?)
MB: Here you are trying to get information from me. I'm just telling you, the dog Dracula is a pure and simple fantasy, it's a joke, it's a joke, it never existed of course. This is what I can tell you.
(Q - ??: Michel, I had a little anecdote to share with you, I went digging this weekend and I came across some walkers and the dog's name was... guess pay attention... Max of course.)
MB: [laughs]
MB: But the dog Dracula, but but but but, of course but of course... It’s pure nonsense, the dog Dracula.
(Q - ??: how?)
MB: the dog Dracula is a joke, it’s advertising talk. I met someone who was walking their dog... I'll tell you, I went there. He allegedly met someone walking his dog, but he ran away. He would never have done anything at all. He would have left for fear of being spotted, of being identified, but of course. He didn't meet anyone when he went there.
(Q - Belou: especially since they looked for him, looked for the dog, they never found him.)
(Q - ??: no of course, but talking about a dog called Dracula could have had a link with the site too…)
MB: but seriously, but how can you forget for a moment what I have been repeating for a year. You are dealing with an advertiser. An advertiser is someone who knows exactly what vocabulary to use, what word to use, what sentence to use to get your adrenaline pumping. He tells you about a dog, about someone who was walking their dog there, can you hear me clearly? From someone walking their dog named Dracula! But just that, just that, you understand that you are making a completely advertising statement but there is nothing true in that.
(Q - ??: so the path of doubt is not called “Lamet”?)
MB: Here you are trying to get information from me. I'm just telling you, the dog Dracula is a pure and simple fantasy, it's a joke, it's a joke, it never existed of course. This is what I can tell you.
(Q - ??: Michel, I had a little anecdote to share with you, I went digging this weekend and I came across some walkers and the dog's name was... guess pay attention... Max of course.)
MB: [laughs]