So I'm gonna hear from What Culture Wrestling with my man, AJ Francis. How you doing, dude?

I'm good, brother. Thank you for having me, man. Thank you for coming to my table, you know.

It's been a great weekend. Mania weekend's always a big weekend. So, you know, it's been awesome, man.

So I'm going to put you over a little bit, if that's all right, because do this time so last one interview was the first time I kind of met you properly and then since then we've worked shows together

here and there and we did second wrestling in Chicago and I want everyone to know

you'd work there before I hadn't and you were like so nice to me you show me

where to put my stuff you show me my merch went it was like you really took care

of me and I've always appreciated that So now we have a public platform. I want to point that out.

Hey man, you know, the thing is people say that, you know, the wrestling business is shi-stee

and the wrestling business is, is, is, like, bad on a lot of different things.

No, people are bad and people are shi-stey.

Like you, there's's not it's not the

business it's those individual assholes right like if you come to a if I

come to a show that you've been on before and I don't know where the locker

room is and I don't know where the merch table is and you tell me where it is

that's that's just common human decency but in this business because people are such pieces of shit all the time, that scene

as like some badge of honor.

It's crazy to me.

It's true.

I was so taken aback.

I told a lot of people.

I was like, that AJ Francis, man, he made me for warm and comfortable.

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