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I feel like over the past seven years we've established the fact that I grew up a pretty massive wrestling fan.

Have we talked about this? I know Grant and I, we make a lot of wrestling jokes. You play the John Cena drop, Skid always at the...

The Stable Top Fan!

Perfect moments, which always gets the crowd going.

His name is John Cena!

Steve!

I've of course worked for John Cena's family.

Yeah.

A town over.

But I was a wrestling fan since 87, like end of 86, beginning of 87.

Superfan, watch it all grown up. I had like a dark period in 91, 92, and then I got back into it.

And all the way through college, I've been to, I mean, I can't even count how many paper views I've been to in live shows.

I still remember the first time going to a live show with my dad and my uncle just passed away a few months ago.

And my cousin, we took a limo there, my uncle.

He had all the, he owned all the, the Sinoco gas stations along the Linway in Lin, Massachusetts.

So he had a couple of bucks. He's a good gillionaire.

Whenever I see the Sinoco gas price on the highway, I'm like, how are you in business?

Like, you know, if you just go off the exit to the town, it's 40 cents cheaper a gallon.

Yeah, when he passed away, I remember I messaged my cousin and I was like, I always remember what your dad did for us that night for my first wrestling event.

I think it was his first one too. We went into the, the old Boston Garden.

Main event was Hulk Hogan versus King Harley race. I'll never forget.

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