Hello again, everybody, and welcome to another one of those. We're going to call it in the ring.

Editions of the Jim Cornette experience we are cult casting to all of you people who still bother to listen to me with all the other things that I do every week. I'm on the air more than fucking oxygen.

And ladies and gentlemen today we're going to talk about a variety of subjects, including I just got my haircut.

I have coming live events, including C2E2. Everything's not sold out. You can still meet me this weekend in Chicago.

There are grown adults running the country of New Zealand. Meanwhile, we have a complete buffoon and he's on Twitter.

We're going to talk about the first time that I got booed by the wrestling fans. And we're going to talk about bullet Bob Armstrong on the occasion of his retirement match. He just had recently at the age of 79.

And how his career has impacted mine all that and more. And to join me, I got to take a big breath for this one.

Ho-oy and Brian, the podcasting lion, the king of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network, Mr. co-host of you. He's the post office playboy, swammy's papy, the proprietor of the French toast, Chateau, and the junior assistant vice president of the bullet Bob Armstrong fan club.

Your friend in mind, the great Brian last. Hello, Jim. What a pleasure it is to be here once again. And I did not even get bullet Bob to sign my permission slip to get me this illustrious position in the fan club.

Do you know I never got one of those either. Get out of here. That was the pre-requisite to get in any of the magazines.

But I was grandfathered in and we'll talk about that very shortly. But anyway, I just I got a vent for a second here. And you know, I'm trying to get ready to go see the fine folks in Chicago land this weekend at the big C2 E2 and have a beef is sold out.

But you can still see me at my booth all three days. So I come one come all. And I'm bringing a ton of stuff with me. But I want to be all groomed properly and spruce up and everything to meet the folks. So I want to get my haircut.

So I go over to the place. I'm not going to mention any brand names, but place I get my haircut over here very near my home. And it's nine o'clock in the morning. They've just opened is they've opened like five minutes earlier. Right. So I figure I'll slip in here and there'll be no wait. And I slip into sure enough.

There's two hair cutters. What do they call them? They don't style me. I don't know what they just what do they call them at supercuts. It's actually not super cut. See, so you've taken us.

But see if it had been right, it would have been such so great for you, but it wasn't anyway. So, so I go in and there's there's two hair cutters. And there's one person in a chair and there's one hair cutter free. And I give my name and I'm in the I go there all the time. So I'm in the in the system.

They've got their eye on me. And she said it'll be about 30 minutes. I said, hmm. Did you check in online? No, you know, every time I come in there, I say same thing. No, I didn't check in online. No, I don't know how to use their app or anybody else's app. I don't have a smartphone. I don't check in online. I walk in in person and present myself with my money in hand.

Like customers have when they've done business transactions, at establishments, doing business for the past what hundreds and hundreds thousands of years since the idea of compensation for goods and services began. I'm here and I got money.

But these assholes that get in the vacuum phone and check in. So immediately somebody walks in right behind me, boom, and there's two or three more that come in.

And I got to sit there 30 when I made the effort to go in there in person and conduct a transaction. You know, when I go to Kroger, I'll mention their name because I'm not happy with them.

When I go to Kroger, I like shopping at my neighborhood Kroger, the meat counter guy is a good guy. He slips me a little extra every now and a little extra meat.

And then the seafood guy. He's a little fishy though, but nevertheless, I like doing my shopping when I'm on my, oh, shut up when I'm on my diet and I want my healthy food. I go in there and I pick my things. I like to look at my things. This fucking online shopping.

Well, sure they'll bring it to you, but you've got to fucking go through the goddamn thing and figure out, you know, what every single thing you wanted. What if I see a tremendous manager special on quality meat that's right there in the discount bin. I will buy some discount meat.

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