Hello again friends the great Brian last year you there we continue with the Jim

Cornette those we lost in 2023 omnibus picking up where we left off at the

end of part one part two begins right now is Tuesday, feeling light and groovy.

Well, we got bad news to start the program out.

When we just sat down, literally, I informed you of this breaking news as we sat down to record this program and we

immediately had to throw out all the plans that we didn't make for what we

were going to talk about because we usually fly by the seat of our

pants anyway but in this case we just heard the news that the iron sheet passed

away it was announced about 20 minutes ago as we sit here.

Yeah I mean he hasn't looked well in a while and he's an older guy.

I mean it's the other thing everyone always talks about the wildlife he had he's not a a young guy. I mean he's an older guy and

I believe was he he's 80 or was 82 right because we just did the the talked about the

biography special they did on him just here recently so pardon us if we repeat anything or whatever but in this different context

But I think he was early 80s correct I believe so and again whatever partying he did out of the equation a lot of bumps

He had a life I'm going to live to be 82 is pretty miraculous actually Yeah well and not only that but we talked about again when we watched the

biography episode he was a high-level athlete in a competitive sport that wrestling that causes injuries before he turned pro and he

turned pro in his 30s. So he had a lot of miles on that body but that's what we were mentioning you know when we talked

about it his earlier career in pro wrestling people have forgotten what a badass athlete

he was.

Because, you know, by the time that the national expansion happened,

he was in his early 40s when he, you know, worked with Hogan.

And even though he was still pretty stout then as they say when he was younger and was still

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