| Ron Rabinowitz
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Ron Rabinowitz or Max is the agent and friend of Krusty the Clown.
History
After being dropped from Channel 6, Krusty comes to him, his friend and agent, to get help. His agent then drops Krusty as a friend so it is easier to drop him as a client. To prove this, he removes Krusty from his contacts in his phone. He then shuts the door on Krusty's foot as he crawls out the room but doesn't allow him to get it free easily as the button only shuts the door. He then turns his back on Krusty. He has Gabbo and Arnie Pye on his contacts list, suggesting he is also their agent too.[1]
When Deuce's Caboose Chili Dogs was heading down a hill towards Krusty, Krusty started running on the spot. Ron told Krusty to run properly before pulling him out of the way.[2]
Non-canon
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The Simpsons: Tapped Out
Ron Rabinowitz has dialogue in the Itchy & Scratchy Land event.
Cold-Reading the Room Pt. 1
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You'll never find another job like voicing Itchy. Apologize and go back to work.
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And suffer another barraaage of insults?
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It's pronounced “barrage".
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Cold-Reading the Room Pt. 2
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I'm done with voicing Itchy. Find me a new gig.
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Okay, well there's a new cartoon about a rat who lives in a garage- know what? Forget that one.
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That sounds perfect! I can play a rat in a garaaage.
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No. No, you can't.
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I really “get” this rat. He loves his garaaage home, but at the same time he dreams of escaping the garaaaaaaage...
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Cold-Reading the Room Pt. 3
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How many auditions have you got for me?
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Zero. Your reputation isn't great.
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Why? Just because of how I say “sabotaaage”?
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Under the barraaage of Roger Meyers and his entouraaage, my life is a collaaage of woe!
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Well, you COULD learn to pronounce the word like everyone else on the planet.
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It's a thought.
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Appearances
References
Episode – "All About Lisa" 
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out (dialogue)
Comic story – Homer Won't Squeal 
