Hey, friendos, Dave here, and Larson. Welcome back to, uh, it's an in-person news

brief. What am I doing here to talk about news and stuff? So let's be doing this from

the comfort of my home. Well, where are my pajamas? Times they are a change in anyways.

Hey, yeah, I've got a great idea for Wednesday. You want to talk about CM Punk? Oh, I'm going

to go back home. Oh, no, no, no, come on. You're going to quit. Is that what you're saying?

Well, hey, uh, it sounds like CM Punk threatened to do the same thing. So get this. PW

Torch. This is all go. This all has to do with, of course, brawl in is what they're calling

it now. And it's the CM Punk backstage shenanigans at all in the epic 80,000 plus biggest

paid attendance show of all time. Maybe PW torch has additional details, some clarification

and new developments, uh, about an argument between Tony Khan and CM Punk before. Really?

Yeah. I didn't even read this before he had his altercation with Jack Barry. Yeah. So this

is what PW Torch has to say, Larson, they have learned that punk confronted Tony Khan in

front of others and then in his locker room in what has been characterized as a heated

intense manner. And at one point, according to three sources who have heard about the situation

told Khan, he quit and shoot out con with harsh phrasing. Hey, man, I'm out of here. You can

take this job and shove it. That's right. So, uh, so, uh, there have been some questions

about how punk and Perry were allowed to get so close to each other after, uh, oh, wait,

I'm sorry, uh, moving on. The gorilla position all in on Sunday was a big open space, uh, between

the entrance tunnel and the hallware or many wrestlers were lingering all evening. There's

been some questions about how punk and Perry were allowed to get so close to each other

after Perry's inflammatory comments during his match right before punk's match. The gorilla

position near where the punk Perry confrontation and brief scuffle took scuffle took place was

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