stackyFACTSBecause every animatronic pizza parlor needs a depressing backstory, the corporate lore states Chuck is an orphan who never knew his own birthday. He supposedly coped with the trauma of growing up in an orphanage by singing loudly, which explains the terrifying robotic bands.
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