Well, Ko Ko does anyway.
This song is a little odd. It's from Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Mikado,' and it's meant to be adapted to local and contemporary issues. Because of this I think that depending on when and where the version Doug uses was adapted and sung he gets an instinctive understanding that sticks with him of who the contemporary government would like to rid themselves off. It defaults to government kill lists, but a Mikado adapted to the boardroom or a crime families would see the effect adapted to similar organisations.
This song is a little odd. It's from Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Mikado,' and it's meant to be adapted to local and contemporary issues. Because of this I think that depending on when and where the version Doug uses was adapted and sung he gets an instinctive understanding that sticks with him of who the contemporary government would like to rid themselves off. It defaults to government kill lists, but a Mikado adapted to the boardroom or a crime families would see the effect adapted to similar organisations.
