Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk podcast.

I am Luke Owen D.A.D. Vibes, and I'm joined by Tempe T. Restley, how are you, sir?

I'm doing quite well, Luke. Quite well indeed. Nothing but a positive boy on this fine Friday.

I got nothing to complain about. I was going to say we're going to try and keep things

positive today because it's been a bad week for L.I.W. But that's another story for another podcast,

I feel. It wasn't totally necessary, Luke. I know you're over sitting on a cloud right now with

the bell that you didn't bring home. I left it at the office. I felt really bad about it, but

I got home yesterday. I literally parked up my car and thought, I was so focused on making sure

I remember to bring my microphone home. I forgot to bring the bell home with me. I haven't been

championed for over a year. I forgot what it was like to have the bell. The last time I was

champion, I was at home all the time. I didn't have to take it anywhere. You had to go over to

each other's houses and be like, yeah, I'll take that belt now. I know it was very expensive Uber

rides. It was a weird portion of time for us where Ollie and I basically kept losing the belt

back to each other. We couldn't hold on to it for a month. We were just booking Uber rides

back and forth across London. Uber Drive would arrive, and I would say to them, it's just this,

and I would fill myself, putting it into a car, and then that car would drive off. I'd be like,

I'll have a story to tell, I guess. It's a very expensive career.

Yeah, you could have, I mean, it's too far of a walk, obviously, but there was the time during the

summer when Jeff Hardy, of course, became NXT champion, beating Kerry and Cross on Raw,

and I decided to do that bit in the NXT review where I dressed up like Jeff Hardy and had a belt

that I'd slapped NXT on. I didn't have that belt in my possession at the time because my best friend,

he got me that belt for like a birthday a few years ago and everything. He actually ordered me,

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