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Welcome back to another episode of The J. Ferrujia show that started by mentioning the death of Hulk Ogan.

I was raised on professional wrestling.

I've watched professional wrestling every week of my life since 1982.

And as a kid, you know, it became a lot easier and cooler to

hate Hulk over the last decade or so, and I get it or not be a fan or, you know, regardless

of the comments he made when something's not cool anymore, it's kind of outdated. It's easy to

pretend you're too cool for school and that you never liked Hulk and you never liked the ultimate warrior and things like that, which let's be honest.

As a kid when you know nothing, if you're my age, if you're over 40, you grew up, shit,

if you're over 30, maybe, maybe 35, you grew up, Hulk was one of your first heroes.

Maybe he was your first hero.

He was my first hero.

Now, he's playing a character on TV, right?

It's not Terry Belaya.

It's Hulk Hogan.

And I don't know anyone in Generation X that didn't grow up watching the holster, knowing the Hulkster, want to be the

Hulkster.

So I think everyone was impacted this week or last week when Hulk died.

Now, of course, there's the controversy and people say, well, you know, how could you

like Hulk, this and that, and the other thing.

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