Hello again, everybody, and welcome to a very special edition of the Jim Cornett Experience.

I am co-casting today.

It's not a show about nothing.

I'm going to show with very little preparation because I was held captive and forced to watch 17 hours consecutively of Monday night raw.

We're going to talk about that also an update on all the other bullshit we've got going on in the world.

Hey, Donald Trump is still lying.

Imagine that that's breaking news about the size of his little rally.

And we're going to have some emails, viewer mail, all that stuff, wrestling talk.

My God, I've got notes here of mile wide and to join me in doing this fiasco Hawaiian, Brian, the podcasting line, the King of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network.

Mr. Co host to you, swammy's papy, the post office playboy, the proprietor of the French toast, shadow, the glib and gregarious, great Brian last.

Oh, low hot Jim. I want to pleasure it is to be here once again. You sound a bit discombobulated this week.

I am so fuck I feel like I have just gotten out of a hostage crisis.

Because I don't want to spoil. This is the main event that we're going to talk about later on, but I watched Monday night raw nearly in its entirety without the ability to fast forward.

Well, get out of here. Why did you tell me you were going to watch it? I would have worked on it because I didn't know how to explain later. You'll ruin the main event.

We've got just I'm and it just literally just why we postponed the program recording here 20 minutes so that I could fucking gather my thoughts after that.

But we're going to talk about the revival and Gabel and rude and ban I got a new favorite wrestler. It's Gabel. He's great.

But anyway, the rest of the program. Let's start out at the beginning because we have an update on what we talked about last week on how many tickets were sold and for wrestling in the United States and Ontario.

We talked about the program on February 2, 1986. And we updated on the drive through. And if you don't listen to that on Mondays.

Bad bad shame on you shame on you.

But we mentioned that somebody dug up the Cincinnati crowd at Riverfront Coliseum for Hokehogan and Terry funk that we had attributed 5,000 to just because we had no idea was actually 10,000.

We had a total that day. And an old friend of mine reminded me that or didn't remind me but let me know because I didn't that Orlando the Florida circuit town.

We attributed a thousand to was actually 1500 and that's when business was down. So that brings the WWF total to 15,000 people for three shows that day in Troy, New York, Cincinnati and Denver.

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