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Chris, I usually get really emptied up and jump into the show.

We talk about wrestling or some other third topic.

But something I just, I never talk about when we get into this show is how amped up the theme

music gets me. I think we have one of the premier bangers when it comes to intros and

outros in professional wrestling podcasting. I don't know how many other shows you've heard

if you listen to other podcasts, but I don't think we give ourselves enough credit for having a banger of an intro thing. No, it's great. I mean, I used to do a Michigan State podcast with The Athletic and I used to brag that we had the best intro music in the company. It's a big part of a podcast. And I got to say it gets me amped up every time I hear it. I don't know when you picked it or how you picked it, but you made a lot of effort.

I went, I paid for a subscription to this like service where there's, you know, music that you can, it's royalty free. Not royalty free necessarily. You pay a license one time to use it. And I went through, I don't know, thousands of songs. And I narrowed it down to five.

And this is the one that I chose.

I actually, for longtime listeners, I chose the music and I actually crafted an intro to the old

podcast I was on in this corner, which turned into state of combat.

I took a song that was available in a similar license situation and added

some ring bells and some cheering to it. But I was going to do that to this and try to make it sound a little bit more like wrestling. But it's just such a banger. It sounds like it's like the entrance music of someone, right? So I just decided to keep it as it was. I think it's exceedingly strong.

Made a good call.

I'm a big fan.

So that is vintage,

Chris Vanini,

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