So a new Netflix documentary claims to pull back the curtain on former WWE boss, Vince McMahon, but does it succeed?

Well, did you do the job?

Did you watch all six episodes?

Okay, so I got through three of the six yesterday.

And I would say this.

Netflix is great, and they've done this with countless documentaries where

they make you think it's the most earth-shattering thing ever and then if you're a

fan of that thing you watch it and you go I didn't really get anything out of it.

Yeah. So and that's what I would say about the Vince McMahon documentary is if you are a part of what I will

dub like the Booger Eater Brigade. If you're the world's biggest wrestling fan,

I don't think you learned anything new of substance

about Vince McMahon or about,

there's nothing in there through three episodes that I've seen there was like oh my gosh that is earth

shattering and I can't believe it a big part of this was because most of this stuff was taped

before the super salacious stuff came out about him so there's not going to be anything

for the most part I don't think about Janelle Grant or about the the selling of of W or the merging with W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W.

They're worse.

But if you're an average person, so if you're a non-wrestling

aficionado, you would actually be really

interested in this documentary.

Well that's what I was thinking because you're very familiar with the content.

You've been following this guy since you were young.

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