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rest of culture. As I said, join by Michael Hamflut. The discuss is this 10 WWE Fates worse than burial. And I know this wasn't

the inspiration behind it, but I do want to talk to you about a tweet you sent out. I think yesterday regarding the

burial of Triple H back in the day for the, for the curtain call. Oh, Jesus Christ. Like the most overstated burial in

wrestling history. And of course it is because it's Triple H's and it has to be part of this narrative that somehow he's like a, I

don't know, like I resent the idea that like Triple H, he of middle class stock that married into an empire, a billionaire

family is somehow rags to riches. I just won't have any aspect of Triple H's life being deemed rags to riches. And I

think his lack of that is why he always like leaned on this run in 1996. And I've wrote about this another

article before that, you know, by comparison to today's wrestlers, looks like a WrestleMania push. Right. Yeah, he was supposed to

win the King the ring and he didn't. We all know that. And that worked out for the best. Anyway, because he lost it. And he went, he

kind of disappeared underwater. You could say it for about six months, generously, because he worked some like free

for all matches. Obviously, the precursor to the kickoffs. He was on television. He was losing. He was losing quite a bit. And then he

worked the buried alive in your house in the October of 1996. So bear in mind it was me when Vincent said, I'm really sorry, I got a

berry six wonder like, I've got to make a point to the locker room after the curtain call, like you're going to, like you're going to be down for

like, you're going to eat and learn like the taste of it. That was what he said. And I guess like Vince just ran out of in October 1996, because he lost to Steve Austin in the

opening of a pay for you in October. And then the next night, Mr. Buried won the intercontinental championship back when at the

Stupras Digis won the belt turned out that he'd hatched a plan with Mr. Perfect all along. So and Mr. Perfect happened wins that

storyline, we're going to run out a month. So you can basically back date that burial by another month, because they already had a

storyline in the works from to win that belt. Like five months, if that where like you lost on how shows, which nobody could see and hardly

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