David NBC's peacock streaming service just basically absorbed world wrestling entertainment

or at least all of the stuff that world wrestling entertainment shows.

What I want to know is, is the future of content professional wrestling?

All right, so they just bought the WWE network. WWE shows on broadcast television on USA,

which is owned by NBC Universal, but also on Fox. Obviously they got a huge contract

from Fox not long ago. But they also had this over the top network.

They were one of the first to the game and having a standalone over the top service.

And for a while, we're getting a whole lot of looks from people trying to buy the company

because they were so impressed with the service itself, with the software.

And nothing really ever materialized. WWE is just in a weird spot where their stock value

goes up and down a whole lot, depending on fluctuations and programming and how much money

they're making and everything else. And there are times when it looks like Vince's

the richest man on Earth, Vince McMahon the owner, and that he will never sell in times

where it looks like he really just wants to see.

It almost seems like he would be willing to sell the company just to have a check in

his hand for $100 billion or whatever it would be. Now, NBC Universal just paid $1 billion

to absorb the network, which is a lot of money. It's one of those things where if this

were an athlete's contract, well, Scott Borris in the old days would have been the one

that negotiated it, but you'd probably be looking for the loopholes and how the team

can get away without paying the quarterback that much money or whatever.

But it's a billion dollars. And now my household is the happiest place on Earth because we

just stopped having the office on Netflix. And now without even having to think about

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