Mr. Fake Entertainment 2 writes, I'm so glad you guys brought up disability.

Guys like Sid, Holland Nash, specifically has always been given off a vibe of seeking the relief of not working.

They are of a certain vintage that were sons and grandsons of the generation that returned from the war and worked someplace for 30 years,

guys with crooked fingers busted backs who walked into the retirement sunset with a gold watch and a handshake,

then dying three years later in the recliner on a golf course, forced to sit at home, receiving a check in early retirement with nothing but time feels like such a dream scenario for these blue collar bounce around guys of the 80s and 90s.

I had not thought of that as not as not wanting to work in exchange for money is

not a wrestler Carney thing, but just a product of the 80s and 90s who saw your parents and

grandparents have no fruitful retirement years. Interesting. And it gets in your head and you try to

have retirement years while you're actively working essentially,

which some of these guys were able to pull off. Very interesting.

Philip wants no question for Jack in those periods when Sid was wrestling away from WWE, did Bo Justice become Boe vicious? No, he did not. He was absolutely always Boe Justice.

But because I had the Sid Vicious Galube and he was a totally separate wrestler.

He had nothing to do with the other SIDS.

Right.

And that was Sid Vicious.

So, um, so there's your answer.

Um, Chris has an interesting theory.

He says, on the Sid Tribute show, you mentioned how by the time the Jacks figures came out, Diesel and Razor were long gone from the company? I don't know if you're

aware of this, but remember in Spider-Man in the animated series how Hobgoblin was featured before

Green Goblin and was so prominent despite not really being a huge deal in the comics, apparently

toy biz mistakenly made way more Hobgoblin figures than anyone else. So they decided to feature Hobgoblin more prominently than they normally would have so kids would buy the toy.

So it made me, I remember that actually.

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