Hey, this is the moment I'm Brian Cobbleman, thanks for listening.

This is crazy exciting for me.

You don't even know how exciting it is for me.

I was showing my guest is Paul Heyman, who is really important to me, his work in professional

wrestling, his ability to tell stories.

The easiest way, so if you know who Paul Heyman is, then really no introduction is needed.

But if you don't, the way I can get in and much of my audience might not, because of

some people who listen to this show.

In other words, there are people in your audience that actually have good tastes.

Yes, they are.

And therefore, would have no clue who I am.

Well, it's those people who believed Max von Sido was right in Hannah and her sisters

when he said, you know, imagine the mind of the kind of person who would watch professional

wrestling.

Right, right.

But you know, people who listen know that I am a total mark, and not only that.

Well, Paul Heyman is one of the most important storytelling figures in the history of professional

wrestling.

He has served in kind of all functions.

Right now, he is one of the main storytellers and figures working with the tribal chief

Roman Reigns in WWE, but he started the ECW and has been a true, a true lifer.

And I have to say, man, my partner in everything I do creatively, David Levine, I was showing

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