Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk podcast.

I'm Oli Davis and I'm joined by Luke Owen, DAD, and you, Jam, that champion, DAD JTJ.

Oh, it feels good to be the champion once again, hello Oliver Davis and a hello to new

Swap Nation, how the devil I'm tired, but what like have you felt any other improvement?

I know it's a it's a work, right, it's all K-fabe, but when you hold the belt, yeah, it

does the reason you do feel good, feel pretty good about it, particularly because Pete was so sad,

and that also means that sometimes somehow makes it feel better. Yeah, well, it's a it's a mark of how

much he worked himself into a shoot. Well, it is a thing, so Pete was, Pete was quite visibly sad,

and that genuinely made me feel quite bad, because I don't think Pete thought that it was fair

for me to jam in my jam in the jar contract. Jam ain't fair. Well,

jam ain't fair. You're absolutely right on that one. It's what everyone says these days.

So I get that, and he did genuinely look quite upset about it, and that made me feel bad.

So I hope that I never win the jam in the jar again, and I'd have to jam it in on Pete,

because it's quite sad to take something off of it. Yeah, I mean, I don't know where he got

the idea from that that wasn't how the jar. I know how this, okay. So what happened was,

Pete was champion when the jam in the jar was created, and we set up the rule that anyone can,

the winner can jam it in on any main event, and they can predict the match, and that overrides it,

and Pete said, well, that's not fair, because you can just pick Roman Reigns, and you'll always

get, and you're guaranteed to win. Like much like the actual money in the bank briefcase.

That was the argument that we made was that, well, like the actual money in the bank briefcase,

it gives you almost an unfair advantage. So we then talked about the possibility of, you can't

jam it in, and you can jam it, but you have to pick the opposite what the champion's already

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