The Michael Barry show. So I made a Ted Debiosse reference on Facebook. A few days ago,

what I did is I smoked out all the wrestling fans in the group.

And it's always fun to connect with the wrestling folks.

You know, out of wrestling, a working class man's entertainment, it was always sort of alternative.

It never quite made it up there with the major sports. And then it just blew up.

Out of that has come. First of all, Trump was a massive wrestling fan. And he understood the

concept of the heel. He understood the entertainment value. He understood so many of the elements that

drive human nature. But I got a bunch of responses and I communicate with a lot of folks when I

mentioned Ted Debiosse. And what caused it was Jim Mud who loves the old-fashioned

wrestling, the mid-south and all that. He grew up in Missouri. So he grew up with a different

bit of wrestling, although some of those guys traveled around. My hero was a junkyard dog.

But you know, whoever yours was, that's great. And we used to go over to Lake Charles and see

the wrestling. That was where that was our I would ride with the Wernick family. And they would go,

which is saying something because the Wernicks were part of the Wengates. And the Wengates had,

I think, 19 kids in one family. And Ben Wernick's mom was a Wengate. And out of that family, 19

single births, same parents. Now, ladies, those of you who've given birth to a child or two or three,

imagine giving birth to 19. And not only that, you give birth to 19 kids. You're pregnant

pertinere 19 years, right? That means that even if you got started early, you spend your 20s and 30s

the entirety of it, pregnant, good night. And imagine that, the minute you get through being pregnant,

he's ready to, yeah. And there you are pregnant again. Whew, man. Anyway. So we talked about

wrestling and dusty roads theme. And I said, did you mud? Hey, send me some of your favorites.

And he said, were you a Ted D. B. Aussie fan? I was. Well, how about this one? He sent the

...