Oh, and welcome to their SmackDown preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture. Join my one of the

dadly boys, Michael Hampler from Whatculture to look ahead to tonight's episode. Oh, Friday night's

SmackDown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you

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podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. Well, we're not only review SmackDown, but also

men now, now, the show for me, known as NXT, but hey, we don't have our AWS collision

pay-per-views, brilliant live events. We have interviews, round table discussions, and a roundup

of the week complete, but I'm going to quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said,

though, join my Michael Hampler to look ahead to SmackDown tonight. Join over Google meets. How

retro is this? Yeah, you know, you think after like all the practice we got in during the pandemic,

and then every now and then, when, say, for example, one of us would need to be working from home

or whatever, you think we'd have gotten better at, say, synchronizing the, oh, I'll do it in a way

where it doesn't, like, the sound on this thing and it just cuts off automatically. Like, now I've

realized I just sort of end up doing this elongated, oh, and I wouldn't want that to be misconstrued

or something else on a wrestling podcast. This is rubbish, isn't it? Yeah, it's my fault. You

told me about this to be fair. You said it is sort of a tradition for impending dads to get ill

days before the kid arrives. Is that a thing? Yeah, it is, well, it's one of them things that's

probably psychosomatic, I don't know, but I remember this happened to me with at least one of mine,

and I remember googling it, or it was like another colleague at the time mentioned it. Basically,

your brain and your body does some sort of, it comes together and be like, you ever going to get

chance to be poorly again and shut down? No, never again. Right then, well, we're going to do it now,

we're going to treat ourselves. Like, you know, you went on them, what did you call it? Is it like a

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