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I'm Adam Wilborn, joined by Michael Amflot and Michael Sidgwick.

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Chat, as I said, they're joined by Hamphibton's week to review last night's row, and it was last night for us.

Yeah, I think that's worth talking about now, because there's two rows here, as opposed to the typical one in one of the beautiful United States,

the goddamn America. We got a seven o'clock row. It's not the first time we've had WDB TV at tea time, but I think it's the first raw. It's been Smackdown

until the Friday night. Like we've talked before about our different experiences, Smackdown

or collision or how you view. So I think this is relevant. I had a bit of a dream parenting night

last night. Charlie, my oldest, who's kind of taking a bit of a passing interest since the Netflix

move and the rumble, a bit of accessibility, just like seeing all the stars all at once, a bit of an

interest. Josh, my youngest, less so, but in the room. And my wife, a sort of perpetual, what's

going on with John Cena fan. Yeah. So has certainly like leaned back in whenever he's kicking around.

Like felt genuinely jealous of the weekly American experience last night because

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