This week on the podcast, the day after I get home from China, I head right back to work in Texas for three days.

See who MVP's kid thinks is the best wrestler, and you get to learn how to make referee tots and Claire super anxious.

Enjoy the show.

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This is the Art of Wrestling with Professional Wrestler, Cold Cup Benna.

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Yeah, I jumped right back on the road, right back in an airplane, and it started coming down to it's a little chilly in Chicago, Illinois.

There's a lot of snow on the ground and a lot of shoveling going on in the city of Chicago.

So hey, not a bad thing to get the fuck out of here and head over to Texas where a ring of honor was having three shows, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio.

And I tried to get out on time, but like I said that weather, it was a little brutal.

And I kept getting delayed and delayed, call time at Ring of Honor was three o'clock.

The building was a little bit less than an hour from the airport, but luckily a crew of wrestlers and referees waited for

my flight to land and picked me up from the airport.

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