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This is Generation Declassified, and you're listening to an all-new. New Generation Declassified here exclusively on the

Two-Man Power Trip of Wrestling Podcasting Empire.

If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad.

And every single week, I'm joined here by members of the broadcast team.

And we're getting together one more time to talk about the new generation, this time

digging into the holiday festivities that surrounded these new generation years of the World

Wrestling Federation between 1993 and 1997. We're going to talk about some Yuletide carols.

We're going to talk about some crazy moments, maybe some

memories we've got growing up in the era as being young lads and waiting underneath the tree

for one of those WWF treasures to be dropped off by jolly old St. Nick. So as we get rolling

into today's episode, let me welcome in from the Great Garden State,

the one and only Mr. C.P, who was smack dab in the middle of that new generation as we've come to learn on this program.

Mr. Chastor, thanks for the welcome.

It's going to be an interesting show today.

Yeah, it's always fun to take this walk down memory lane, especially this holiday season. It's a festive time. It's a weird Christmas for a lot of people this year, but we'll go back to when everything was great and wonderful in those mid or early 90s times and, you know, seasons beatings to everyone.

I wonder if it sucked for everybody like our age then, and we just didn't realize it because we were like completely out of it and just waiting for Saturday morning and waiting for superstars and being little marks.

I wonder if I wonder if being

38 sucked back in 1993. I'm sure it did. I'm quite positive it did. Oh my gosh. So think about this

Christmas time, new generation years. They didn't always run big time events in the later part they would.

There's the kind of, you know, and we'll talk about it in a few minutes,

like subpar 95 seasons beatings, the In Your House from December 95,

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