wrestling soup i don't available the a w coverage and talking about anything involving them

that's really centralized i feel like to youtube i think youtube is really blown up on that i'm not so

sure how the stats do on regular a long audio podcast for it because people like to to do that

shit on YouTube. I mean, I don't know another way to explain it other than that. I feel like,

and especially when it's the YWC guys, they like seeing that kind of, you know, JD or any of the other dudes that do that kind of stuff all worked up about it, as opposed to just listening, you know?

Yeah.

No, it's part of the show.

Yes.

You give them part of the show, Joe.

Well, how do they, you have to think, too, like, it's real easy to get all worked up about this bad wrestling show.

If you got the red light on in front of you, you're going through the motions or whatever you want to call it.

But when we're talking about Monday Night Raw and we're going, yeah, most of it's just like mediocre.

It's really hard to kind of rile yourself up for something that's just, you know,

it's a headspace.

I mean, come on.

We know guys that will become more amplified as they talk about things.

So they'll take a little nugget inside themselves of information that they might not like and then they'll just ramp

it up. And they do that because they want other people to feel emotion. Matter of fact,

it's kind of funny sometimes. You get better emotion from listening to podcasts than you do

on some of these wrestling shows. And it's so if you can piss off your audience sometimes,

and this is just me observing how this shit works, but if you can piss off or impassion your audience about something that has no fucking intrinsic value whatsoever, then you've done your job.

You've earned your shekels.

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