And I'll love again, friends, and you are my friends.

Welcome to another edition of Jim Cornette's Drive-Thru, where I, the host, the great Brian

Last, read your questions sent in on Twitter and email to the man you from Castle Cornette.

Mr. Jim Cornette, you just you see now you've started them off because not only did you

drag that hello out, but now I'm their friend too or they're my friends too. Just because

you're the host of this program and I've been relegated to a subordinate role, a co-starring

position here. It doesn't mean that the people are not my friends as well. So if you're

going to, if you're going to go instead of saying hello, if you're going to say hello,

then the least you can do is make them our friends. I don't swifty told me I'm doing a good

job. I haven't talked to him in three months. I talk to him every day. Is he still using

that phone booth? I'm not going to talk about his methods. I've been trying to get a hold

of him because there's some irregularities on. There may be a reason he's not taking

your calls. There's some irregularities I need to discuss. I'll have you know. There's

a lot of other things we need to discuss. I'll have you know right here on Jim Cornette's

drive through. Yeah, speaking of irregularities, we've got some irregular flagging people

and questions to talk about today here on the program. Go ahead, finish your spills.

Hey, what do you hear the new Budakon or just Budakon passed away last week? Yes. And

as a matter of fact, I didn't realize that he played roller derby also. He barely played

roller it in the 70s, I guess. I'm surprised there aren't more Southern California Indie guys

that did roller derby. You would think especially being able to take the rail bump. You know,

but holy shit. Who was the guy Meltzer tweeted it as a clip from like the late 50s, the guy

that took the head first over the rail bump and never touched anything and landed on

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