So we're back. Have you recovered Boss? I mean that is a first in Lapsd fan history.

We literally throw in the towel. That was not planned. I had a whole bunch of shit I wanted to get through at all.

I was hurting. I was hurting man. And it's been something to hear the solar system respond as we did to the horrors of how Mike

Von Eric's unfortunate turn of fate in August of 1985 sort of colored our entire feeling about where we stand.

But we told you when David Van Erick died in February of 1984 that while it may have felt like

an emotional peak in terms of how you have no idea look Mike's still alive

at this particular point that's the part that's killer is that he hasn't killed

himself yet. It's the lamentable tragedy of world-class championship wrestling.

It's that one-and-apsed Fan Wrestling Podcast, dropping

trial in delivering unlike any other the definitive audio recollection of this

industry. And it's the lamentable tragedy it's 1985 it's the deep dive

portion we dive in to your WWE network archive as if we hadn't done that enough

already I know I feel like I need to do anything but dive deeper.

But I think we've determined over the years of doing this show boss that that's simply not within our ability to control.

We will always, always go deeper.

So let's kick it off though in typical fashion with the death toll.

Yes, let's get to it.

Since we skip it, which is better because we end up adding shows and deleting shows and

fucking, you know, so when that when time comes to actually record the deep dive we actually have the yes the true count of the Von Eric Death

can make sure I have it right. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, yeah, 15.

15. 15, dead. We've got announcer Ralph Pulley. Yes.

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