Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite Review.

I'm Michael Sidgwick, joined by fellow dadly boy Michael Hanford to discuss everything that went down on Wednesday's show.

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Now, sorry for being late.

I had to do some tasks.

Or rather, I had to invite men into my home to perform those tasks and feel uneasy and lesser than them. Yep. But we're wrestling fans speaking to wrestling fans. I feel like this conversation will carry some weight. Indeed. I think people will be able to relate in some capacity. Maybe not in some cases. Is the dishwasher still not good? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Misses put too much dishes in it. Funny, that is funny. Please look at work, sir. I'm incapable. I'm incapable. Yeah, I'm incapable. Miss us put too much dishes, in it? Funny, that is funny.

Please do it works, sir.

I'm incapable.

I'm incapable.

I'm less than you.

And then they do the work.

They're very nice.

It's not their fault I'm uneasy around them because they are way more manly and qualified to do.

Traditionally manly tasks than me.

I just got to do it and wrap the inaudible around it. Cool. Excellent.

Thank you very much and thank you. So we're a day late, but we are here as promised.

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