Hello and welcome to another top 10 debate. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by

Gareth Morgan of What Culture to talk about his list about things you didn't realize

were banned in WWE. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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join by Gareth to talk about things you didn't realize were banned in WWE. As I said,

you wrote this list, you can read the whole list. In fact, up at whatcultured.com. But

Gareth, what was the inspiration behind all this?

I'll be completely honest, the inspiration was one of the entries that is included in

the list when you go and check it out. But it was, I read a story recently, sorry on What

Cool To Do All Places, and then it was Tommy Dreamer talking about how pets were banned

and why they were banned backstage for WWE, like live events, for show tapings. And I just

thought that was bonkers at first read. I was like, absolutely odd. But then it doesn't

make a little bit of sense when you read it. But it just made me think, wow, what other things

are banned that you don't realize are banned. They let a lot of things kind of slide into

WWE really for the most part because it's quite an arduous job and the touring schedule

usually is pretty insane. So they normally just tend to let them relax as much as they can,

let's say. But there are a few things where if you do them and you don't expect that you were

going to do them, you could be in a bit of trouble.

Yeah, the pets backstage thing is, like you say, it makes a lot of sense. But it's like,

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