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We are now calling NXT3.0.

Another good one.

Yeah.

You said you like Dark State now.

I do like Dark State now.

Funny. I wouldn't say I take them as a serious threat or anything.

But I enjoyed watching this week for reasons we'll get to.

I was all right.

It was all right this.

All this stuff just going on.

Yeah, yeah.

You turn a corner and another different characters just they're doing stuff.

You might have hit upon what could improve upon this show currently because there is,

you're right, there is a lot of stuff and all of these new characters have got

brandy bit of stuff they could potentially do.

I would happily watch an NXT where they kind of forget to go back to the ring for maybe half an hour. Oh yeah. And one character goes around a corner, bumps into one and then they take the story over. Twenty-two short films about Springfield, but it's just the wrestlers of NXT. I think that I'd make for a nice episode one week, because sometimes it goes to the ring. I will say the two speed matches solved this problem this week.

They were relatively quick compared.

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