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Welcome to another edition of Sean Moody's moments right here in Ten Count Media.

Sean, how are you doing today?

All right.

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You have a minute.

Let's go.

A minute.

Oh, my.

Did you say moments or minutes?

Moments. But today we are talking about Sard and Slaughter and his Iraqi sympathizer gimmick he had in

1990 and 1991. And this is one of the most talked about storylines and gimmicks still to this day because of how controversial it was.

But let's jump into a subject for a second because sometimes you hear the argument of wrestling is too real.

And sometimes you have the argument of wrestling is too fake.

Where do you land on using real life situations like this situation with Sardonslaughter and Iraq and Kuwait in a storyline?

Well, Steve, throughout history and professional wrestling, I mean, that's where you got a lot of your storylines between what was happening at the time and how can we work this into a story.

That has certainly happened forever, and it's very effective because people can identify with it.

But then there are moments where it's just too, maybe too real.

It hits too close to home in certain situations. You'll see that sometimes when

they try and do one with a kind of a personal vendetta between two guys where it might have

something to do with one of their love interests or a child or something along those lines.

And sometimes they can go a little too far.

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