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Bela casts as "Bingo King", a bingo-fan. He goes to a bingo game, which, according to the video, is clearly for elderly people. His van has a blown tire and instead, he takes a mobility scooter. He has no luck until a guitar is put out as the prize and the number 66 is shown. He yells "bingo" and the video switches to a dream, where Bela performs "Loverboy" (the b-side of "Tag mit Schutzumschlag") with the guitar. However, "66" was a mistake and the number was actually 99 (although there is no distinction on the ball to show whether it is 66 or 99) and Bela's dreams are crushed. In the end, as he's already driven away from the bingo hall, he appears to steal the guitar.
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