Hello, it's Ed Gamble here from the off-menu podcast. And James Acaster from the off-menu podcast. And the off-menu podcast is

currently sponsored by Netflix, James. The Netflix slate for 2025 is jam-packed full of true stories.

One of them is ConMum. Yes, Netflix is a true home for content based on real events. And ConMum is the story

of a TV pastry chef who received an email from a woman called Dion

who said that she was searching for her son who had been taken away from her age two.

Four months later, all the money was gone from his business account.

Oh, it makes me shiver.

So find all this on Netflix.

It'd truly be a crime not to.

It is never good when somebody gets released.

You get these awful people online, almost celebrating on a Cajun and honestly,

you are terrible individuals, go and have a long look in the mirror.

Sometimes WWE doesn't help because the way superstars are shown the door, and my gosh, it's just not right.

So let's give such folk their chance to fight back, because, yeah, I am Simon Miller, and these are the wrestlers fired in the worst way possible.

Number 11, Emma.

I will never get over that time when Emma went to Emma Lena and then went back to Emma Gimmie.

The rumor has always been that WWE changed their mind because they decided that Emma wasn't

able to play this, but so what, that's the job, figure out a way to make it work.

Doing this just took all of Emma's momentum away.

She was a cult hero down in NXT too, helping push women's wrestling forward in WWE,

which is what made what happened here even worse. Emma was fine after being

accused of shoplifting in Walmart. Even if this had been the facts, WWE acting so fast felt a little

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