Hello again, everybody, and return with me now to those thrilling days of this past week or so for another exciting episode of the Jim Cornette Experience I am Jim Cornette.

And we're going to wing this one today folks today, a once semi great wrestling promotion has just given up trying. It's holiday shopping season at Jim Cornette dot com and things are flying off the shelves.

Could be the tornado we had last week and we will talk about week four in the Wednesday night wars the gap I'm afraid is widening and to join me in this.

He's Hawaiian Brian the podcasting lion the king of the Arcadian Vanguard podcast network, Mr. co host to you, the proprietor of the French toast, Chateau and a Wednesday night war.

Common dot your friend and mine what the great Brian last although, Jim a pleasure to be here once again a little tired. This is the first Thursday that I have a little bit of a Wednesday night war hangover from watching both not from anything particularly bothering me, even though we'll talk about things that did, but just from the idea of watching the four hours the night before.

And also I am going to make you I loved Hogan's heroes when I was a kid it was I was 11 12 years old before I realized at World War two was not a barrel of laughs.

But I'm going to make you my colonel clink I'm going to make you comedant of Stollog Olivier when I send many of these play wrestlers to a gulag somewhere we can try to contain the pathogen.

So that we can get a break from this somehow anyway when when Hulk Hogan first became a thing did many fans sit in the crowd and actually do you know, Hogan, you know, the fans ever do that to Hulk Hogan.

Now what do that again?

I can't remember.

I thought you were asking if they were yodeling.

Oh, I know you know, well, they they used to check you know when I was a kid once again back when people still saw and black and white.

And then the first started going to the to the matches.

The people had chance for the baby faces and it was generally something that everybody could pick up on real easy and it was like go Jerry go go Jerry go.

If Jerry Jarrett was getting a shit kicked out of him go Jerry go or if Jackie go Jackie go and the baby face would fire up.

Because in Louisville they would have been chaining.

Wrestling wrestling because that it was fucking wrestling.

What was the first time you saw a chant that incorporated a clap in the middle of it.

Let's go corny.

Like that shit when was one of those at wrestling.

Oh God, that was the 90s wasn't it probably.

I don't think anybody did that before then.

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