Hello and welcome to the rule review. I'm Adam Wilborn from what culture joined by one

of deadly what is Michael Sidjwick from what culture to review everything that happened

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episode ahead of Elimination Chamber of Monday Night Raw. What did you make of this?

Oh, man. It sucks at Hamlet's not here. Like, if it reminds us of like, you've obviously lived

been an old student Wilborn, like a uni shared house with your mates and maybe after you've

graduated or whatever. You've all had a massive session like before and you wake up feeling rubbish

and you just tentatively poke your head around people's doors to see if there's any

banter going because you don't want to withstand a goddamn horrible hangover by yourself.

It's a bit like watching Raw when I prefer to do it to talk about it in company to take the

make, except you don't have the good night out beforehand. It's like two hangovers.

Yeah, Hamlet is fine. He's just doing a bit of half term parenting today. People were concerned.

So it's going to be me and Sidj talking about, I mean, I have to say it was an easy watch

this Raw. I don't mean because it was enjoyable and the time just blew right, but because I

seemed so many of these matches, so many times before. I was like, cool, I can just skip to the

finish. So apologies if I miss any massive developments that happen mid-matte because no one cares.

Yeah, it's an additionally, it's a shame that Hamlet started here because obviously the

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