This is a prime time with Sean Mooney production. I just want to talk about what transpired over the

weekend in Paris and in Europe, of course. You had Rie Ripley walking through town with no

security, very shocking, and she was mobbed by fans. She's trying to get near Uber, and everyone's trying to get pictures with her, and it's not

working out, and she's trying to get in the Uber, and they're screaming about taking

photos.

And the problem is with this situation.

I can see why everyone is on the side of Ripply.

Like, how can you do this to her how could you not let her in

her car how could you not let her just be well I'll tell you why I'm not saying what they did was right

at all what I'm going to say is this might be because I've heard other wrestlers tell the story

this might be the only time these people, these men, these women, these children see Ria Ripley ever in their lives.

This could be the only time out of the 80 or 100 years they live here on Earth.

This could be the only time that they actually see Rie Rippley.

So they don't act like normal human beings. They see Rie Ripley. They

run. They want to get a picture. They don't care. Take a weird-ass selfie. They want to make sure

that they can tell their friends and their family and their kids or their brothers and sisters,

mothers and fathers that they got to see Rie Rippley. I saw Rie Rippley that day.

Oh, it was amazing. They're not going to tell a part where, you know, they held Ria Riberly up at her Uber trying to get in the car. That part is not going to happen. That part will not exist in the story. The story will be I got to see my idol, the person I look up to, the person I love,

the person I want to be when I grow up, Ria Ripley. So I see the part of the fans being very

crazy about seeing Rie Rippley. The other half, of course, is, hey, Rie Rippley, you're a celebrity,

and you shouldn't be in the public without at least one security guard, maybe two.

And honestly, we don't even know.

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