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last night's nxte a show i had really good time with which i sense you two

didn't i had a really good time of that intro i always like it

always but the smackdown one it feels like how i feel about smetown

because there's the element of surprising your voice when Smackdown is looking nice.

It's like,

weeks in a row.

Oh, we hideous.

But recently, like, SmackDown's really sought itself out.

Unlike Nxte, I'm sorry, which continues to always was sort of, nah, filmy full of dread,

if I'm honest, like on a Wednesday morning.

This wasn't the worst of recent times.

The end of my bit.

You know, usual crap.

Increasingly, it's not charmingly bad.

I've had an issue with the NXT being too dumb for its own good for quite some time.

The days of like 21 second talk shows and like murders and like sex capades.

I'm missing.

People getting, you know, boffed.

Stunners.

Getting boffed and all the rest of it.

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