Hello again, everybody, and welcome to another record-setting edition of the Jim Cornett Experience.

I am Jim Cornett, broadcasting from high atop a so cool, I feel a chili castle Cornett here today for the big program where we're going to talk about new editions at Castle Cornett, also my trip to Florence, not Italy folks, and we're going to have a partial review of NXT, at least the stuff that I saw.

And I'm sure that we'll piss somebody off with these comments, ladies and gentlemen, to join me in this.

How I and Brian the podcasting line, the King of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network, Mr. co-host to you, the post office playboy, even though he's not paying the rent with Susie, the proprietor of the French toast, a chateau, your friend in mind, the big Kahuna, the great Brian last everybody.

Although, Jim, I'd like to say it's a pleasure to be here, but now I question if that it really is a pleasure, the big Kahuna, the big King Kamehameha, the big Kahuna, the big Kahuna, the big Kahuna, I think a Gino Moore, and that's not a winning proposition for any.

Well, I was actually even thinking more of like Sir Oliver Humperdenk, but that depending on which way you go with that may not have been a cop.

I loved Humph to death, he wasn't an attractive man.

Jim, you've seen a really awful movie from the 80s, Back to the Beach, where Frankie and a net go back to the beach with their kids and-

Oh yes, yes, yes.

It was almost as bad as the Back to the Beaver, where Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers went back to June Cleaver's Beaver.

I don't fucking know.

They're in the movie too, by the way, Tony Dow and Jerry Mathers and Barbara Billings, who you're in the movie as judges for the surfing contest at the big Kahuna, Frankie Avalon.

I forget if he wins or he wipes out, but either way, one of the worst movies ever and was on all the time for a few years there.

All the time.

All the time.

Well, we're on all the time.

You know, you were just telling me before we went on the air here to do this, this fucking program.

But now I'm fuck, I'm so overclimped, I'm having to start thinking about taking this thing seriously.

You were starting to tell me before we went on the air of the giant numbers, the ridiculous increase and downloads,

the massive increases in the YouTube views and just the ways that people consume.

And you know what happens when you consume, you make a con out of Sue and me.

I don't know.

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