Now let's get to the main event.

He is a former WWF superstar who I believe was one of the most entertaining individuals in the ring, out of the ring, and definitely behind the curtain.

He was one half of the most recognizable tag teams in the history of the WWF, WWE.

He is a member of the Nasty Boys. Brian Nobs joins me on the podcast. Brian, thanks for

coming on and welcome to prime time. How are you? Hey, Sean. Hey, thank you for having me on, man.

I really appreciate it. This is just like old times. Like when he did prime time here on,

on Mondays on, we actually take the there at uh good old

stanford connecticut you and bobby the brain it was priceless and god bless bobby the brain by the

way yeah absolutely yeah that's a that was a big loss for all of us anybody who got to spend

any time around bobby uh Bobby, that hit hard.

And, uh, yeah, he was, he was the best, man, awesome as can be.

And until I got, I got to say, you know, I went to a lot of comic cons, his family, his good friends with my family, you know, and, uh, his wife was always with him.

But, and even until the end there, he would always crack a joke.

Even when I see him at the Comic-Con, he was always telling, you know, you know, Bobby,

and his spirits were so high and so always so positive, and I love him to death, man.

I mean, really, you know, I just, what a great person.

Yeah, absolutely.

And you're right about that, you know, even though he had, you know, those last few years were really tough.

And but I thought like one of the, the cruelest thing that could have ever happened to Bobby Hina's you took his voice away.

But you're right, though, he still would, you know, be able to get that humor across with,

with some of the expressions that he had.

Some, sometimes he used his hands or one finger, his right.

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