See a life is like a thing

good day to have a good day.

And we're good day to have a good day.

And we're back.

A Fan Wrestling Podcast. W. W.F. In Your House, May 1995, the very first installment of

In Your House. And Boss, we're installment of in your house.

And boss, we're about to open the front door.

I thought to open the front door.

I think it's fitting that this show as discussed earlier was took place on Mother's Day and we are recording it on Father's Day.

Yes, yes we are. Wonderful point. I think that is very very serendipitous. It's very homey. It's very

homey. It's very homey. Very related to the home, to the house. It's great to, it's great to be able to record this in my house

I wonder if they considered calling it in your home

Because home is more of a state of mind than a tangible structure.

That is true.

They should have.

They should have done that.

That would actually made a lot more sense because you could be anywhere, essentially,

be watching the show and we're in your home. Right, right. Yeah, exactly. It's not just confined to your physical ladder.

And what about the people in the audience? Do we discuss this? What about the people in the audience? Where are they?

They're not in their house. Well I mean I see a front door so. I said it's true they're in a house. I heard somewhere that the idea

of the set was that they're emerging from your house into the arena

it's like so they were in my house until the show started another not in my house anymore

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