Wrestling soup for a mature audience.

I'm still doing the boys.

Wrestling soup or just the missionary position or just Frank.

Not sure what to call it, but Joe he, Joey's on vacation this week.

He's hopefully enjoying his time in Las Vegas, spending lots of money at the Whitney Houston slot machine. So shout out to that. We, uh, we kind of a busy weekend. Obviously, more fallout from the Hulk Hogan passing and, uh, more interest about the AW lawsuit with John Moxley coming forward.

But of course we had Friday Night Smackdown and Monday Night Raw where they paid homage to Hulk Hogan.

And Monday felt very different than Friday.

Like there was nothing wrong with the Friday tribute.

I think overall everything was handled well. But Monday felt a little bit more emotional with the Friday tribute. I think overall, everything was handled well. But Monday

felt a little bit more emotional with the actual video packages. I mean, I know we had the 10

Bell salute to start off both shows. And we saw people like Hacksaw Jim Duggan in the video package,

Jimmy Hart and others. And there's still a real big contention as to how people feel about the passing of Hulk Hogan.

Some of it is absolutely insane, right?

I understand that Hulk Hogan is seen, or I should say, Terry Bolaea is seen as a consummate racist.

There's not really much you can say about that.

Obviously, it's true.

He was unapologetic, and there's a lot of people

that will never forget him, obviously, even in death. But some of the responses have been

completely insane. I have clips of some of it. I got some of it from, I don't know if you've ever

watched the Hodge Twins, but I ever, I watched them every once in a while, the conservative

twins, the Hodge twins.

They pulled up some. I saw some myself going through places like TikTok and Twitter, where people

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