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Hey, I just made it here, and this is crazy, but here's my number.

Yeah, baby, and a very, I wasn't going to say controversial, much disgust, episode of

Rampage, this was over social media this weekend. I want to get it out with the way,

so we don't have to dwell on it. Okay, what did he have to think of?

Just simply don't care, it's a complete non-issue, why don't I Twitter,

Saturday morning, just don't care, I just do not care. It is simply in so bad faith,

and it is so misogynistic that it does not warrant me talking about it, and again, I think I've

used this analogy before, it probably bears repeating. When I read The Observer and PowerSlam magazine,

and other actual, reputable publications in my youth, they never

wrapped or based their takes around what 78 idiots would might have thought about it,

and spoke about these matches in relation to what idiots think about it, and I think it's a

indictment of modern media and people on Twitter that we continue to do this,

so I'm not going to do it, they're idiots. Yeah, fair enough. We'll talk about the match,

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