Hello again everybody and welcome to a very special. There's too many fucking people in this country edition of the Jim Cornett experience.

And I've watched so much wrestling the last week it's coming out of my ears, but we're going to talk about it today. We're going to review the NWA studio TV tapings in W.A. Power in Atlanta.

We're going to review the Wednesday night wars with all elite wrestling and NXT. I may hurt my gimmick today and like too much stuff and too many people, but I also will shit on some things so stay tuned.

To join me here Hawaiian Brian the podcasting line the King of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network Mr. Co host you.

Oh for God's sake, he swam his panties and prior to the French toe, Shatto, I was up late last night watching wrestling. It's the great Brian last everybody.

You were the only one a little hot Jim. A pleasure to be here once again. I got very little seat, but somehow I am just full of energy from this great night of wrestling action.

Yeah, why don't you take your energy and stick it up your ass. How about that there? How do you like them apples? That's a heck of a way to start the show. Setting the tone.

You know, the guys always use say when God had car trouble going to locker room. Guess how has your car running? Oh, it's running good now. Why don't you run it up your ass then?

Or then then when that got known and nobody would follow for it then then somebody come in and say, are your breaks working on your car? Yeah, well then break them off and shove them up your ass.

Hey, there was no God themselves phones. We had to entertain each other for fuck's sake. Speaking of the weather, I just want to remind everybody that for the past year and a half, I've been screaming about here in Louisville, Kentucky. We have had from January of 2018 until the end of June 2019. We had the wettest rainiest 18 months ever recorded in Louisville, Kentucky. You've heard me carrying on about this for quite some time.

Now it's fucking rain and it's raining my workout. It's raining the fucking stone mason's out. It's fun. We're drowning down here.

And then suddenly we are now as of September, whatever the fuck this is. What is this October 4th now? These people are going to hear this when people hear this crap. You people out there. I got a lot of problems with you people.

You people. Um October 4th. It's fucking well today we're taping October 3rd. It's 95 degrees and we're in the middle of the longest drought period with no rain in over 20 years.

And I'm not happy and it's a Republican's fault. And at least we're impeaching the main one. We'll get to that later on. But for fuck's sake, I'm tired of having to go out and stand there with the hose on my fucking tree when you know, but be careful what you ask for.

For a year and a half we said is it ever going to quit raining? Well, it did forever.

Hey, Jim, I wanted to ask you because we didn't get a chance to talk too much after last week's show because you got so busy and end up having to go to Atlanta, which we'll hear about later in the show.

But were you able to see the reaction on Twitter after last week's show? How many people? I was kind of surprised how many people reacted to the announcement of the passing of Susie from the post office.

You know, I did see it. Here's I saw some of it because a long story short and I'll answer your question. I have a laptop. I take with me on the road, but it has to go to the goof squad because it's fucking crashed or something. So I didn't have any internet in Atlanta. Say that three times fast.

So, but I did before I left because I left on Saturday had to go down to see the studio set up on Sunday and everything, etc. for production.

But I saw some of it and that was. But you know what somebody one person actually retweeted her funeral notice or her.

What do they call him? I dang it. It was one where it was actually they thought it was her. It wasn't confirmed that was well. Well, but hold on a second.

Just you're you're you're getting to the finish here quickly. I don't know what I don't know whether it was a funeral or whether it was a memorial.

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