Hello again everybody and welcome to another thrill-packed edition of the Jim

Cornette Experience right here wherever you steal your podcast. I'm Jim Cornette

and today fandomfest in Louisville becomes a band-in-fest. Scaramucci, we

hardly knew ye and we'll talk about money and wrestling. How did today's pay-offs

compare to the good old-fashioned days of the territories and joining me to do

that. He is my co-host, he's Mr. Co-host, he's the Hawaiian Brian, the

podcasting lion, the man from Long Island, the great and incomparable Brian

last everybody. Oh Jim what an introduction this week. I'm blown up after all of

that tear talk for a while. I think I need some more nicknames to get you in

cardiovascular shape here. I'm excited for this money and wrestling talk I think

it's gonna be really cool. Well and we'll talk about why we're going to talk

about it here shortly but I got to tell everybody for for the folks in in Louisville

you know that I was not at fandomfest this past weekend but I just I wanted to

just bring this up on the national program as they say. In order to tell

people how not to run a fucking comic convention and you know and once again

I've been there a number of years and it's great one year it was so it was so

good it was bad. I mean they had everybody from Gene Simmons to William Shatter

Stan Lee to the cast of the Walking Dead in the first season when it was hot still

hot but you know what I mean and knew and they must have had 30 40

thousand people downtown was jammed it was down the convention center and had

things going on at the gallhouse. Two million people look like in costume

downtown Louisville so it was so good it was bad because nobody could get anywhere

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