Welcome, welcome, welcome to After the Bell.

I am still Corey Graves coming at you from the top secret podcasting bunker here in Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania because I'm moving. I don't have any of my stuff. This is going to be off the rails

from the jump and I haven't even begun to get into why to do that. I'm going to bring in my co-host,

my co-navigator, the voice of NXT. I didn't have a clever sidekick.

I can tell I'm tired you are, man. I can actually sense it. I am physically just worn out.

My body has gone. You know what, Graves, that's enough. You need to take a break, but I got a power

through one more episode of ATB and it's going to be a wild one, an unusual one. For a reason that I

am a bit ashamed to admit, I'm going to say this, I am ashamed. I have let myself down

because I was wrong. Yes, you were. I was wrong. I was mistaken and the ATB faithful

on the Twitter machine verified that in fact, Vic Joseph is not the oddball for spreading his

peanut butter with the spoon. As a matter of fact, that seems to be the more popular way to do it,

unless all of the normal people like me that utilize a knife just didn't bother to weigh in.

But it was almost exclusively spoon based spreading on the internet this week. And as a result,

I have been forced to turn the keys of my ATB vehicle over. You're going to get a lot of that

today, Graves. I'm going to jerk the wheel into a bridge embankment. That's where I'm at right now.

Here are the keys, Vic. You get to navigate ATB this week. So the ball is in your court as the

kids say. So I would like to say to Alex who is listening and Dan and anyone else, the clip of

Cory saying I'm wrong. Can we get that as a drop to use on future episodes of the show? No,

no. This is a one time isolated incident. Oh, come on. You just said you were sorry to me.

No, no, I was ashamed. Yeah, but that says you're sorry. No, no, no, I'm ashamed of myself.

I disappointed myself. I do not owe you any apologies. You already did though.

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