Hello, and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with

myself, Adam Wilborn, and one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamthler from what culture here

to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe

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round table discussions like this one, and a round up of the week complete, where they're

going to get quiz, of course, on wrestling culture.

As I said, join by Michael Hamthler, and so we are gathered here to, we are socially

distanced here today, for now, at least to talk about wrestling cliches that have to

go.

I suppose the alternative heading, this would be how to save WWE, because this is 100%

part of their product, particularly on Monday, Sunday, nights, Hamthler, why don't you

start us off?

Actually, I'm going to give you the opportunity to start us off by talking the way that they

talk.

I can't talk the way that they talk, Adam Wilborn, because I'm a human being, and you

thankfully aren't in my ear while I'm speaking to you, telling me exactly what to say, to

ensure that the production of this podcast is as polished as possible, and look how many

peas I just said there for all that iteration, that man would love me on his stuff.

Yeah, it's not a new thing, it's not a hot take, but every week, especially on RAW, as

you pointed out, but we can't pretend it's not on our XT and SmackDown too, sludge filters

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