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We officially know exactly what the favour that has left Paul Heyman indebted to C.M. Punk is, and that

means we have feelings. Welcome to a not-sam wrestling emergency podcast tonight on Smackdown.

It is revealed that first of all, and by the way, if any of you, this is your first time listening to a feelings podcast, if this is your first time tuning into a Nazi

wrestling emergency podcast, understand this is a feelings-based pod. There is no true analysis. There is no space for

fact. There is no space for anything other than how do we feel after what we just saw.

And what we just saw was first, double scoop when it comes to Smackdown. Of course,

CM Punk opens the show with a promo, uh, uh, letting Chicago know that he was in the house.

Chicago finding out that Roman Raines was not in the house. But I think the most important part of

that promo, the most important knowledge

that we gained from that segment was when Paul Heyman asked CM Punk, what is this favor? And I think

that that is key for two reasons. Number one, I think most of us had assumed that the favor was

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