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Hey, friend, those Steve here. Hey, Larsen.

Welcome back to going in, Rod. News brief. We're going to try to keep this one brief today,

Larsen. What's the news?

So following news earlier this week that peacock had to make a cut to do the content as it

makes his way from the network or to peacock app, the Hollywood reporter is reporting that

quote, according to sources familiar with the situation, the NBC Universal Oens streaming

services reviewing all 17,000 hours of WWE content to ensure it aligns with peacock standards

and practices. WWE is also being made aware of any edits. That's a lot of rest on the

watch. I like to be some pro wrestling. I don't know if I could sit in front of a TV

for eight, 10, 12 hours a day watching wrestling. Six, five days, five, eighty six days a week.

And probably the better part of the next five months, even that might drive me a little

crazy.

I'd like to think that whoever they got to do this is fresh out of college, maybe film production,

call them up. Hey, you know, you want an entry level job? Sure. What is it in tail sifting

through 17,000 hours of content to see if it aligns with our standards and practices?

What's the content? Professional wrestling. Old fake stuff. That's what that's what

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