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And it sure was. The sure was Rampage. I honestly had a little bit of fun with this. Yeah.

There were elements where I thought, you know what, this is over-delivered, and there

were elements where I thought, you know what, I should have had higher hopes for this

match, because it's really fun, and there's a few moments in it that I thought were,

good. It's a nice picture. It's such a little bar. Like, I'm disso detached from the

show. We've talked ceaselessly about the Rampage quality and just how inessential and small

time and aren't like missable it is. You know, it's one of those. I could have went my

entire life nicely without thinking, Jesus Christ, that may episode of Rampage. Can't believe

I missed that. Can't believe that was spoiled for me. Can't those unforgettable moments

never happens. Ever, but you know, if you can, I have to think I know I can get boring

and I know I can get pedantic, but I hate not having that. I hate w. Yeah. And it's

content. This is good content mostly, but it was still very much content. A few more

weeks, and then maybe that female will come colliding back in. I don't know. Visions.

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