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Yeah. The spectrum was rock. The spectrum was great. I used to, what I would come down

from. There's like the spectrum center now, which is like the cable news. Yeah, but

I mean, when I was in college, I would come down because the sixers were good. You know,

they had Andrew Tony, who I love, they had Bobby Jones. You know, they were a good team,

right? So, and the chocolate thunder, Darryl, and I would be in school. And if I had come

down and made, and I would just try to buy it any seat I could at the top of the spectrum

as one of those bad buildings, you know, but it was great to see it, you know, spring

steam in the spectrum, some Billy Joel in the spectrum. I think that my biggest

Bruno Sam Martino, he used to wrestle in the spectrum. I didn't see him. But he used

to wrestle in there. God rest Bruno Sam Martino. See, you're too young for him because he

was like the number one wrestler of the time. You know, he would come out and he was like,

he was Italian. So, actually, I like them. But then, you know, you would wonder because

we did this Andre the giant thing, which was great. You saw that. It was a great talking

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