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The King of Queens, Kevin James, tries to become the King of Hot Sauce while talking about everything from UFC fandom to Hitch lore to the preeminence of Long Island pizza.
The King of Queens, Kevin James, tries to become the King of Hot Sauce while talking about everything from UFC fandom to Hitch lore to the preeminence of Long Island pizza.
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