Brandon Thurston from Ressalonomics is up next and we're going to follow Brandon with John Pollack from post-restle.

Delivering on the returns, increasing our margins.

Radies go down the toilet if I'm not here.

All I do is simply put the math in my favor.

We agree that Brandon and John do good work.

The reason is simple wrestling economics. I've been told the Netflix numbers. I've been told the metrics a little bit. Probably five different times. I still won't get it. There were respectable wrestling journalists who needed answers. Thank you very much, members of the media.

I hope you all go to hell.

How about we pop a number right here, right now?

A whole part of the show, ma'am.

Here we are with another edition of Pollock and Thurston. It is John Pollock,

joined as always by Brandon Thurston. And we are in the, uh, the throes of a polar vortex here in Toronto. We are here in the, uh, the aftermath of some, uh, 50 some odd centimeters of snow

that, uh, descended upon Toronto.

WWE, not batting, not even blinking as they roared into town and put 15,000 people

in the Scotia Bank Arena despite all of this snow.

How are you doing, Brandon?

It's terrible out there.

It's not snowing at the moment. It's very cold. It's very cold in my home

at this time. And I had to park like around the corner, like two blocks away because there is,

there are parking spots available, but some of them are just in, you know, buried in several inches.

I use inches here in the United States of snow. And it's, it's bad. My car was in, like,

there was just the outline of a vehicle that I presumed for two days, my vehicle was underneath

the snow, like literally could not see any of it.

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