Well, yesterday, Dipper, CNN, I recorded an episode of the podcast.

There's something going on Friday, a regular episode with lots of inane talk about wrestling

and other things.

And we are going to give you that episode in just a little bit.

But obviously with the news today, it did not seem right to let that be the only thing

we put out on the ring of wrestling show today.

So David Schumaker is here, the mass man.

And obviously we are going to talk about the life and death.

I can't believe we're saying that of Bray Wyatt, Wyndham Rotunda, who passed away suddenly

yesterday at 36 years old.

And I shoe I was just looking at some of the pictures in my phone of when we first interviewed

him like eight, nine years ago when this whole thing just started and man, what an impact

this guy made in a short period of time.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, it's certainly when you look at like the amount of time he spent in

the ring in his WWE career, it's hard to imagine anybody having more of an impact compared

to how much time they spent wrestling, right?

And part of that is the structure of the character and the way that they presented it.

But you can almost say that's beside the point.

I mean, this guy was just one of the biggest stars in the business because of the way

he looked at the camera, you know, I mean, he just had, however he wanted to find it,

he just had so much of it, so much talent, so much passion for the business.

And his expectations of himself and of the business were just so high, I mean, that's

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