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Hello, everybody, it's John Pollock, and this is a special preview of our monthly book club show that I do alongside Neil Flanagan. Each month, we sit down, we read a book, and then we discuss. This month, we are giving you a special preview of our last review, which covered the book, Hitman by Brett the Hitman Heart. This came out in 2007. It's largely regarded as one of the better

wrestling autobiographies in that Brett was keeping active audio recordings like an audio

journal throughout his career. So that really informs a lot of the stories and recollection. So here

it is. It's a preview.

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It is the return of book club.

I am John Pollock,

and I'm joined by my reading pal,

Neil Flanagan, who is here. Once again, I think we're

undertaking our our lengthiest toome, so to speak, clocking it in a nice 550 pages. It is hitman,

my real life in the cartoon world of wrestling by the often outspoken, Brett Hart. How are you, Neil? I'm very well, John.

Thanks. Doing a little bit better than you going by your voice, but I know that you're still as

sharp as ever even with this cold. No, I don't know. I'm kind of dull around the edges, but yes,

I'm battling a bit of an illness this week, but I'm all set to go. Can I just say off the top, that expanded title, the cartoon world thing, feels very

on-bred to me.

I wonder if that was a, I don't think he thinks it's a cartoon world, you know, if you

read this book.

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