I'm actually currently in a hotel room in London looking for things to do and I thought

this would be a perfect time to give the history of the pain maker. And it's actually quite

poignant because not only have I made the pain maker something very unique and exciting

in the world of pro wrestling and we'll get into the whole origin of the pain maker

character in real life, but I've also turned the pain maker into a extensive series of

NFTs. Now we had David Shapiro on a couple months ago if you're still trying to figure

out what an NFT is, you can go back and listen to that. But basically NFT is a piece of art

that you can only get through the blockchain and I don't want to give you a whole butchered

explanation of what an NFT is. But a few months ago back in August we put out the first

pain maker NFT and we released I believe it was 50 of them and they sold really fast

and it was kind of cool. It was all based around the pain maker and it was kind of an animated

22nd cartoon of the pain maker character and of course it involved the hat and the scarf

and the spike jacket and the makeup and all that sort of stuff and it did so well that

I wanted to continue and make it almost like the first of a series even though we didn't

really set out to do that with the pain maker NFT, the initial one, it was just kind of

dipping to a toe in the water and seeing how it would go and it went really well. So I thought,

well why not make the second one kind of the second in the series almost like this is

going to be a chapter by chapter episodic NFT that you could put it all together at

the end whether there's five of them or ten of them or twenty of them or however many

we do and each one leads to the next. So I thought for anybody that's seen the initial

one when the spikes come out of the jacket and the fires come out of the eyes in this kind

of cartoon character, you know, Marvel-esque universe that is the sign that the pain maker

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