If you're going to pay $30 a month to watch five bad incoherent wrestling matches, come on.

Come on.

I mean, that's really, this is sort of getting to the point, right?

Where, and maybe this is where the problem is, right?

Okay. Where me and you were just talking

about this for like the minute or two before we went live we've really gotten to the point where

yes the best things in life are free they just are because apparently the triple a show which is

exponentially better than what we got today, that was nothing.

That cost absolutely nothing.

That was on YouTube.

To the point where I think to myself, while I'm watching this and I'm taking this in,

I'm going, do I even want to say this out loud?

Because I don't want to wheel into the universe where WWE goes,

wow, we had, uh, and I checked when I was watching the main event, there were a quarter of a million

people watching that live, which is pretty fucking good. Probably when you take into account,

it was, you know, it started at 10 p.m. over here on the East Coast and, you know, it's all

over the world or whatever, but still pretty good viewership. I can only imagine they're saying

to themselves, yeah, but what if we could scrape a fucking nickel of them? What if we could get even

more money? Well, there's people already coming up with the idea that a lot of the reasons we don't

get the matches we really even want to see on the PLE is because they're purposely pushing

those matches to sell Russellmania. And then the regular PLEs are just just exhibitions.

It's 11 months out. Well, I I mean they even mentioned it tonight and I saw people talking about it tonight

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