Like every kid with hairbrush in hand, I wanted to be a singer, but I lacked self-belief,

and I became a beautician, not a musician. At 18 I decided to give my life a makeover,

and I joined the Royal Navy. They taught me to do more with my hands, not to mention my head.

I always thought it'd be a pop star, but it turns out I shipped the perfect stage for me,

to perform to my potential, and then go beyond it. I'm Sally,

Barney Manchester, made in the Royal Navy. Start your journey, search made in the Royal Navy.

Hello, and welcome to the WrestleTalk podcast. I am Luke Owen, D-A-D, and I'm joined by that bitch,

Tempo T-Ressler. How are you, sir? I am Nightwing today, because Grayson Waller,

I guess in podcast listeners can't hear this, but the costume is being used two days in a row.

More than it has been in probably, I don't know, four years. But you said in your written review

that went up on the WrestleTalk News, that if you move too much, it makes an awful noise.

So you can edit around that. We're going to be doing this live. You have no option now.

Well, see, it was more of a problem with the edited review, because I was wearing a lav mic

that was clicked to the front of this thing, so I was really like, if I make any kind of movement

in this thing, it's going to pick it up, because it's so close. Now, because I'm using a mic that's

like, I'll put away, I'm not as worried if I talk with my hands a little bit, and there's a

little bit of squeaking, because I don't think it's going to pick it up, but I'm not too worried.

Maybe. I was going to. Can you hear me moving around right now?

I think you can get away with that. I'm not going to be moving around the whole time.

I was going to bust out of Halloween costume for this show. It's Halloween havoc, so I figured

that I really should try and dress up for it, but I had to take my kid to be registered to make

sure she's a real person, and I literally only just got back really, so I didn't get time to go

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