And I must have been standing there like a deer in the headlights or something,

because I was just standing at the side of the bar just like going, looking around.

And some of the boys are there and I don't know going anymore.

And I'm just like, what the hell did I just do?

Prime Time! Backstery!

Welcome back.

And I also want to welcome back my guest again, Christopher Chambers.

Chris, thanks for joining us once again.

And a little background, folks, Chris Chambers for more than three decades, was a part

of the WWE creative team responsible for not only a lot of the golden era, but also the attitude

era and beyond and some of the biggest stars ever in the history of world wrestling entertainment.

His final title before he left the company was Senior VP, Production Strategy and Originals.

I'll have him explain exactly what all that entailed.

But it wasn't always that way.

When Chris first came in there, he was an outsider like me.

And as we have disclosed before, we knew each other from working at Major League Baseball

Productions. I left first and went to the WWF at the time and then dragged Chris over. It took a while.

And I don't know if he's forgiven me yet, but it turned out okay. Christopher Chambers,

thank you so much for joining us once again. We are going to continue to pick his brain because

there are stories, and I guarantee right here, folks, you've never heard them before from all of

those creative meetings and how everything evolved during that period of time.

Chris, thanks again for joining us.

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