Speaker 1: And now you're made events introducing Ghosts are Wrestling.
Speaker 2: With Freddy Chef Die Hand, Fredys.
Speaker 1: Tunior, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a very special episode
Speaker 1: of Wrestling with Friends. Wrestling with Freddy Today, it's all
Speaker 1: about the Federation frienduration.
Speaker 3: It's all about you and you and yes you as well.
Speaker 1: We're going to answer your questions on today's show through
Speaker 1: social media, and on Thursday show we're going to answer
Speaker 1: your voicemail questions as well, so stay tuned for that
Speaker 1: on nsanctioned Thursdays.
Speaker 3: If you left us a voicemail.
Speaker 1: Mister Jeff, how are you today, sir? How are you feeling?
Speaker 4: I feel great, I feel happy to be alive baby.
Speaker 3: All right? Good?
Speaker 1: Well, then, without any further ado, our great producer mister
Speaker 1: Alex is going to read you girls love questions to us.
Speaker 3: Please give your.
Speaker 1: Ears and open your hearts for mister Alex Cardos.
Speaker 2: He thinks all right. These questions all came in via Instagram,
Speaker 2: so thank you all for sending these our way. The
Speaker 2: first one here, it comes from Quinstagram and they want
Speaker 2: to know if you could invent a match stipulation, which
Speaker 2: would you.
Speaker 4: Choose bring back the Punjabi prison match. When will we
Speaker 4: see it again? Enough enough? The people want it.
Speaker 1: Man, they just went to India and didn't do it.
Speaker 1: I know that match is dead.
Speaker 4: It's dead watching and watching to see if they'd bust
Speaker 4: out the Punjabi prison and they didn't, which is annoying.
Speaker 1: By the way, the last one was really good, wasn't
Speaker 1: it New Day versus the USO's fun.
Speaker 4: They brought it all.
Speaker 1: This match was awesome.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: They like trapped him in kendo sticks and went to
Speaker 1: town on his ass with bamboo.
Speaker 3: That was great. Man.
Speaker 1: If I had to create a stipulation, I feel like
Speaker 1: they've all been they've all been created to some degree.
Speaker 1: I love submission matches. I love Iron Man matches, so
Speaker 1: maybe there'd be a cool way to combine, like how
Speaker 1: many submissions can although I feel like I've seen that
Speaker 1: with Kurt Angle before. How many submissions can you get
Speaker 1: an X amount of time match? But that's not invented.
Speaker 1: I'm certain that that was done with Kurt Angle. But
Speaker 1: hopefully that answers your question and lets you know that
Speaker 1: I am not a man to create a stipulation.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see, I know, i'd like to see
Speaker 4: like if the outside of so you got to match, right,
Speaker 4: you know how they used to do these things where
Speaker 4: like they did a fire match where like Caine would
Speaker 4: slam and then like fire would come up over the edges.
Speaker 4: You know, they do a lot of things with the edges.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see them put like a couple feet
Speaker 4: maybe even three or four feet of just water tanks
Speaker 4: all around the ring. Then you've got to throw someone
Speaker 4: off into the water. But in the water it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, crocodiles or some sort of thing, some sort
Speaker 4: of piranhas or something, you know, something that's in there
Speaker 4: that would make you a skararana electric sharks, but you
Speaker 4: got to put it in a tank that won't break
Speaker 4: their big stupid wrestler bodies won't break the glass, you know.
Speaker 1: So there was an old school Japanese promotion that did
Speaker 1: like crazy exploding ring matches and matches that they'd have
Speaker 1: to like take a boat out to the ring and
Speaker 1: they get thrown and.
Speaker 3: Was it f what was it? What was it called?
Speaker 1: I think the promoter and wrestler's name was Okata And
Speaker 1: this was on a show you Got Me Into called
Speaker 1: Dark Side of the Ring. Yeah, and it was he
Speaker 1: was this Japanese guy and his matches were so frigging bloody,
Speaker 1: and he had to wrestle that way because he broke
Speaker 1: his ankle. He used to be a high flyer and
Speaker 1: he busted his ankle and he didn't know what to do,
Speaker 1: and so he became this like the people's like Japanese
Speaker 1: Terry Funk and and wrestled Terry Funk in an exploding
Speaker 1: ring and then had to like cover his body because
Speaker 1: he wasn't going to get out into I'm in the
Speaker 1: ring exploded. That's he's going to protect his hero Terry.
Speaker 1: But I love it is a really cool episode, Matt.
Speaker 4: How about this, Oh what a building match?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: You got two guys on top of a building. Now
Speaker 4: that's very very high, right, and the way you will
Speaker 4: do money in the bank with this, no top of
Speaker 4: a real tall building. And they both have parachutes on
Speaker 4: their backpack like backpacks, and you got to throw the
Speaker 4: guy off the building. The guy ain't gonna die, You'll
Speaker 4: pull his parachute, or you could put a bunch of
Speaker 4: soft crap around on top of the building or at
Speaker 4: the bottom of the building. And so you got to
Speaker 4: throw your opponent off the top of a building. Shane
Speaker 4: Mack would do.
Speaker 2: Yes, don't forget Halloween Havoc. In the nineties, Hogan threw
Speaker 2: the giant off a building from the NJM brand. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you guys remember that.
Speaker 4: I don't remember that I loved Halloween have it Havoc,
Speaker 4: but I didn't know that there was a building match.
Speaker 4: How is how has that match happened? Oh, they've done everything.
Speaker 2: Next question here, How are MJF and Adam Cole best
Speaker 2: friends after knowing each other for three seems odd? More
Speaker 2: of a statement.
Speaker 1: So he's not He's not buying it. He's not buying
Speaker 1: the relationship. Now I will say this, what was his name?
Speaker 4: J C?
Speaker 3: L JC.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call you JC.
Speaker 3: J C.
Speaker 1: You're not a believer and I wasn't a believer in
Speaker 1: the Brochaco's for live Adam Cole and Maxwell Jacob Friedman.
Speaker 1: I thought certainly that not MJF but Adam Cole was
Speaker 1: going to turn on Maxwell at Wembley Stadium in the
Speaker 1: tag match against Ozzie Open so that he would have
Speaker 1: a better chance to win the World Championship that night.
Speaker 1: But like you, I was wrong, and I've accepted my wrongness,
Speaker 1: and I think it's acceptance that helps us grow. Except
Speaker 1: the fact that they're genuine there's genuine love there, except
Speaker 1: the fact that they're bro Chaco's for life. Except the
Speaker 1: fact that you will never see the turn that you
Speaker 1: and I were so convinced of, because bros don't turn
Speaker 1: on each other, right right, Jeff, you're with all that.
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree, and all answers question in a weirder way.
Speaker 4: You know, you fall in love, sometimes you fall into friendship.
Speaker 4: You meet a person, you go, I like this guy.
Speaker 4: He came to my house and did my podcast. Sure
Speaker 4: he's stoned, but I love this dude. He loves he
Speaker 4: loves wrestling, he loves Star Wars, And from that day on,
Speaker 4: I say love. I love that guy and he's a
Speaker 4: good man, good guy. Yeah, that's what happened with us.
Speaker 4: Buddy and my buddy justin one time, we just needed
Speaker 4: an extra person to be on our softball team, and
Speaker 4: justin my Buddy's like, I got a friend, will play
Speaker 4: and this guy shows up. His jacked, He's funny, he
Speaker 4: was like really good at softball. He's like, well, you
Speaker 4: get anybody drinking after this? I was like this guy
Speaker 4: is my new best friend. What just happened? So sometimes
Speaker 4: you fall into friendship. That's all, all right?
Speaker 2: What do you got for the next one's coming from
Speaker 2: all of the good things? Twelve? And she wants to know,
Speaker 2: are you still planning to start your own wrestling promotion
Speaker 2: or is a PS and it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, very very much so. And I can't discuss it now,
Speaker 1: but if a if it goes through or be if
Speaker 1: A apart, I'll share the story either way. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm close to getting to the next step. While we
Speaker 1: were recording this, my agent called. I saw it on
Speaker 1: the phone, and since we're on strike, I know it's
Speaker 1: not about any scripted stuff, so I know exactly what
Speaker 1: the calls about. But yeah, I'm working very hard at it.
Speaker 1: The Premier Streaming Network, which I hope you guys all
Speaker 1: subscribe to as your home for independent wrestling, has been
Speaker 1: a really incredible learning experience so far and continues to
Speaker 1: be as far as learning how to promote my own
Speaker 1: events and things like that and be able to pull
Speaker 1: this off with the right people.
Speaker 3: And Premiere Streaming.
Speaker 1: These guys know what they're doing and put their shows
Speaker 1: on at a successful venue every single time they go out.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so I'm still learning.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to do things the right way. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to start small and build it up, but also use
Speaker 1: my connections out here to help facilitate all those things.
Speaker 1: So working very very hard at it, and we'll continue
Speaker 1: to do so.
Speaker 4: Also, I'll be launching a competitive rest competitive to his.
Speaker 4: He will be like the WWF of his own thing,
Speaker 4: and I will be like the AEW and we will
Speaker 4: compete for radisters on the same network.
Speaker 2: Homer J thirty two eighty four wants to know who
Speaker 2: needs more who WWE and Roman Reigns or ae W
Speaker 2: and MJF.
Speaker 1: WWE can only benefit from Roman Reigns being on television.
Speaker 1: He can instantly make that bloodline story more interesting. Right now,
Speaker 1: it's resting squarely on the shoulders or in recent past,
Speaker 1: has rested squarely on the shoulders of everyone but him,
Speaker 1: and his schedule simply doesn't allow it. So it's forced
Speaker 1: WWE to get creative. It's forced them to evolve because
Speaker 1: they only have so much access to him. MJF still
Speaker 1: gives you promos even if he's not going to wrestle.
Speaker 1: He gives you his presence even if he's not going
Speaker 1: to wrestle, So I think WWE needs Roman. No, they
Speaker 1: don't need him more AEW without Max, I don't even
Speaker 1: know what it would be, but they certainly benefit more
Speaker 1: from having Roman than not, and AAW already gets Max
Speaker 1: pretty much every week. So I don't know if that
Speaker 1: answers your question the way he wanted it to. But
Speaker 1: I just feel like even when we don't see Max wrestle,
Speaker 1: we see Max, whereas we just simply won't see Roman,
Speaker 1: and it's Paul Hayman saying, oh, he doesn't want to
Speaker 1: be here this week.
Speaker 4: I think that MJF is more important to AW than
Speaker 4: Roman Reigns is to Because WWE has a million stars,
Speaker 4: they forced Roman on us, and I think that I
Speaker 4: think that Roman is just as popular as he's been
Speaker 4: in a lot of time of w Tomorrow, they could
Speaker 4: make someone else as big as ANDRS is what I
Speaker 4: would say. Hey, yeah, there's so many people that could
Speaker 4: just put in that position that people would go, all right, now,
Speaker 4: Shinskan Nakamura is the face of this of this show,
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 1: Better way to look at it. Yeah, if they were gone,
Speaker 1: who would fill that slot? I don't know if someone
Speaker 1: in AEW could, and you know for sure someone in
Speaker 1: ww he could. So yeah, I think that's a better
Speaker 1: way of saying it the way you said it, Jeff.
Speaker 4: It'd be tough to fill those shoes.
Speaker 2: All right. Next one here is coming from Courtney Holland
Speaker 2: thirty five. What got you both into the wrestling business.
Speaker 1: The person that got me into the wrestling business was
Speaker 1: a lady at WrestleMania who said you should sit and
Speaker 1: talk to the McMahon family about wrestling. And I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, I'll give that a shot. And you can
Speaker 1: actually hear this in a much more eloquent and better
Speaker 1: way on episode one, I think at one or two
Speaker 1: of the podcast from back on season one. But yeah,
Speaker 1: she said, I want you to talk to Stephanie, Stephanie
Speaker 1: McMahon and she was head of creative I think at
Speaker 1: the time, and so I did, and Stephanie said you
Speaker 1: should talk to my dad, and so I did, and
Speaker 1: he said you should work here, and so I did.
Speaker 1: And that's what That's what got me into the wrestling business.
Speaker 1: Jeff has done not just this podcast, but he's you
Speaker 1: Jericho cruized how many times now?
Speaker 4: Only once? I've only Jered crcrused once oh, I.
Speaker 1: Thought you did it like three times.
Speaker 3: My bad, My bad.
Speaker 4: Nope, I would if it had me again. It was
Speaker 4: so much fun to be on those day. That cruise
Speaker 4: was one of the Finns. What got me into the
Speaker 4: wrestling as a fan was when I was in kindergarten.
Speaker 4: My mom set up like a playdate with a kid
Speaker 4: named Eric Barons. And you know, when you're that age,
Speaker 4: you barely even know what's going on in life. And
Speaker 4: I went to his house. I had like Ninja turtles.
Speaker 4: I had all these kind of things at my house,
Speaker 4: but at his house he had all these WWF Hasbro
Speaker 4: toys and I remember seeing the toys whatever it is
Speaker 4: about this line of toy at that age, I was
Speaker 4: very like captivated by it. I was like there was
Speaker 4: like a clown one and a cop one at a
Speaker 4: giant one named Andre and I just remember looking at him, going,
Speaker 4: these are so cool. We played with him for about
Speaker 4: like thirty minutes and he goes, these are real people
Speaker 4: and I was like what, and he's like, yeah, this
Speaker 4: is there's like a it's wrestling. It's like a show.
Speaker 4: And he had like these VHS's and his mom put
Speaker 4: in the vhs and we were watching him, and I
Speaker 4: was like holding this going, I'm holding the guy that's
Speaker 4: like on TV's toy Like it was kind of like
Speaker 4: this whole he opened it up and from that day
Speaker 4: on I watched wrestling ever since. But it was pretty
Speaker 4: deep seated. Why I like wrestling, and that's why I
Speaker 4: kind of like these toys so much still is because
Speaker 4: for whatever reason, it just gripped me. And then because
Speaker 4: I'm such a fanboy mark like Tony Kahan, I will
Speaker 4: use any of my success to leverage my way into
Speaker 4: dating a wrestler, or being at a wrestling event, or
Speaker 4: hanging out with with with some wrestlers, or being on
Speaker 4: a wrestling podcast. That's the truth.
Speaker 2: Next question, this one's coming from five had zero w fox.
Speaker 2: Who would be in your Forbidden Door card if every
Speaker 2: company was representing.
Speaker 1: Oh hell yeah, I mean Champion versus Champion is the
Speaker 1: ultimate match, right, Roman reigns versus Maxwell Jacob Friedman with
Speaker 1: Paul Hayman involved in the story as well, that would
Speaker 1: be just two of the best talkers ever in Hayman
Speaker 1: and MJF. And Roman is no freaking slouch. He can
Speaker 1: handle his business now. He's way better than he used
Speaker 1: to be to get to see that whatever the story was,
Speaker 1: that that Triumvirate check that word out, learning that from
Speaker 1: a Deadpool comic book, that Triumvirate would be unreal to
Speaker 1: have Mjf's mind, Paul Hayman's mind, and Roman Rerains's mind
Speaker 1: on a rectling story out, that would be the alt
Speaker 1: and it's so obvious, but that's the ultimate that that
Speaker 1: that would be the absolute best and it wouldn't matter
Speaker 1: who won, Just so both promoters know, it wouldn't matter
Speaker 1: who won.
Speaker 3: The only the fans would win.
Speaker 4: I would It would be a real test of the
Speaker 4: mic skills.
Speaker 3: But l A.
Speaker 4: Knight versus m JF. You know he got two kind
Speaker 4: of same sized guys going.
Speaker 3: No, l A.
Speaker 1: Night's bigger, for sure.
Speaker 4: He might be stronger, but he's not taller like he
Speaker 4: actually yeah you oh yeah, you actually him.
Speaker 1: You know he looks thick, bro, He looks like a
Speaker 1: linebacker in the NFL.
Speaker 4: Or the match that everyone wants to see what Almost
Speaker 4: versus Big Bill the match and no one can shut
Speaker 4: up about. Everyone on the internet is talking about it.
Speaker 4: Formerly known as Big Cast gets to come back over
Speaker 4: to w and beat the breaks off of Almost which
Speaker 4: were which everyone's going, Where's Where's almost been? Where's almost been?
Speaker 4: It's what everyone's talking about. That's that's what they're talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the match.
Speaker 2: Out riveting stuff here quiz. This one is from coss
Speaker 2: Low three one nine, and this one's for I mean,
Speaker 2: for the both of you.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Advice for upcoming comedians to stay motivated.
Speaker 3: Them hit them with it.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm pretty attention motivated. So even when I was
Speaker 4: bad at comedy, it was nice to have a bunch
Speaker 4: of people listening to me. And it's like I really
Speaker 4: enjoyed the process, Like like I'm up here and everyone's
Speaker 4: listening and everyone's giving me attention. And then with each laugh,
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, that's it's intoxicating to get the laugh.
Speaker 4: And now that I'm good enough to be confident that
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna bomb, it's that's that's enough motivation for
Speaker 4: me right there. And then do you slowly start getting paid,
Speaker 4: that's a good motivator. Money, And then you slowly start
Speaker 4: getting attention from girls, that's another motivator. So like even
Speaker 4: nights that I say I'm not gonna do comedy, I
Speaker 4: find myself over at the improv and they're like hey,
Speaker 4: we'll throw you on. So it's like, I'm I'm pretty
Speaker 4: motivated by just how much I love stand up comedy.
Speaker 4: And if you're having trouble being motivated, then make some
Speaker 4: comedy friends, you know, go make some other stand up
Speaker 4: friends who will be like, let's come on, let's go
Speaker 4: down to the thing. So now you're kind of it's fun.
Speaker 4: It makes it like you're hanging out more than your
Speaker 4: making yourself.
Speaker 1: Go do the job excellence. Next question, I can't give
Speaker 1: advice on that.
Speaker 4: I just agree with what Jeff said for Freddy.
Speaker 2: Are you and Matthew Lillard still in touch?
Speaker 1: We weren't for years after whatever the last movie we
Speaker 1: did together was, and we went our separate ways.
Speaker 3: And then I randomly saw.
Speaker 1: Him, must have been a year and a half maybe
Speaker 1: two years ago, in Detroit City in an elevator at
Speaker 1: a hotel. Like the doors opened and he was there
Speaker 1: and I was getting in and I went matt and
Speaker 1: he stood up tall, he went no way, and we
Speaker 1: had a big hug and a talk outside the elevator
Speaker 1: for about five ten minutes, and then he went on
Speaker 1: his way to go see his family. I think it
Speaker 1: was for Thanksgiving or something, and I went into the
Speaker 1: hotel and I ran into it. But we didn't exchange
Speaker 1: numbers or anything. We aren't friends, but we certainly aren't
Speaker 1: enemies by any stretch of the imagination. We're just we
Speaker 1: didn't We didn't have a lot in common until we
Speaker 1: got older, outside of like.
Speaker 3: D and D.
Speaker 1: But other than that, we didn't have a ton to
Speaker 1: talk about. I've heard this old pro wrestling guy.
Speaker 4: I've heard an old wrestling or not wrestling, an old
Speaker 4: Hollywood expression where it's like every project that you work
Speaker 4: on with, like you know, in in show like movies
Speaker 4: and stuff and TV, it's like it's like a marriage
Speaker 4: that is going to guarantee to have a divorce, Like you.
Speaker 1: Hang out everything.
Speaker 3: Was the one who said it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you work with each other every day, you make
Speaker 4: this friendship, you make this like whatever, and then when
Speaker 4: the project's over, it's kind of this bitter sweet like
Speaker 4: they've moved on to other projects and you've moved on
Speaker 4: to another project. It's kind of like, I mean, I
Speaker 4: remember hanging out Joe Jones every single day for like
Speaker 4: three months, and now it's like I'm lucky if he
Speaker 4: texts me on my birthday. You know, it's like it's
Speaker 4: like it kind of is weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't even have Matt's number. And Matt, oddly enough,
Speaker 1: was the person who first said that, saying to me
Speaker 1: because he worked on Serial Mom with Kathleen Turner, and
Speaker 1: Kathleen Turner was the one who told it to him,
Speaker 1: and she was the one who originated.
Speaker 4: That it's so true, saying, yeah, it's sad, man, it's true,
Speaker 4: it is, but but yeah.
Speaker 3: It's okay.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just a part of the business, and
Speaker 1: everyone has their own relationships outside of work, and you're
Speaker 1: thrust into into a relationship and thrust out of it
Speaker 1: because it's usually on location somewhere.
Speaker 3: So yeah, next.
Speaker 2: Torch, Jude, this one's coming from Zach Taddo. What's one
Speaker 2: thing AW could borrow from WWE and one thing WW
Speaker 2: could borrow from AE W hmm.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty good question.
Speaker 1: WWE is already borrowing a little in the trios sense.
Speaker 1: They're creating these these factions that aren't manager factions. They're
Speaker 1: you know, three or four members and they're having triple
Speaker 1: threat matches. They just won't call them trios. I don't
Speaker 1: think they'll ever use that term because they didn't create it.
Speaker 1: So I think they already are, and as far as AW,
Speaker 1: I like that they're different, but sometimes it's a little
Speaker 1: two choreographed for my taste, and I like the WWE style.
Speaker 3: More.
Speaker 1: However, I'm enjoying the matches in AEW overall much more
Speaker 1: than I am the WWE ones, so long as they're
Speaker 1: not overly choreographed at times. That usually happens with the
Speaker 1: tag teams or the trios, and those aren't my favorite
Speaker 1: types of matches, and less often in the one on
Speaker 1: one matches on AEW. I think that answers the question
Speaker 1: in a again in a very long winded way, but
Speaker 1: this is the only way I can explain.
Speaker 4: I don't know if my answer will really make sense,
Speaker 4: but I feel like AEW should be a little less
Speaker 4: d and I feel like it could be a little
Speaker 4: more Indie. I think they could kind of move the
Speaker 4: polls a little better in that way, but I don't
Speaker 4: know if that completely makes sense.
Speaker 1: I actually feel the exact same I wish I would
Speaker 1: have said that I feel the exact same way. One
Speaker 1: a little yeah, that's I changed my answer. I said
Speaker 1: what Jeff said.
Speaker 2: This next one coming up, Joe Nathan, how did you
Speaker 2: to meet or come together to form this podcast.
Speaker 1: We were introduced through Josh or Kelsey, Josh Wolf, Josh Right,
Speaker 1: Josh Wolf.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So there's another stand up comedian named Josh Wolf who's
Speaker 1: super funny. You guys should follow him Josh Wolfe Comedy
Speaker 1: on Instagram.
Speaker 3: Really good dude.
Speaker 1: The one of the nicest guys in comedy. He's doing
Speaker 1: stuff with his son now, which is crazy. Josh and
Speaker 1: I used to have a podcast, and he's friends with
Speaker 1: stand up comics, as most stand ups are. Then they
Speaker 1: kind of sharpen each other all the time or just
Speaker 1: get to enjoy each other's jokes all the time. And
Speaker 1: he said, Hey, do you want to do my friends podcast?
Speaker 1: And I met Jeff and we just clicked right from
Speaker 1: like before the podcast even started. I was just like, Oh,
Speaker 1: we're for sure gonna be friends by the time by
Speaker 1: the time the podcast is over.
Speaker 3: What did you think?
Speaker 4: Well, that is true. So my podcast called Jeff Guy's
Speaker 4: Friendship Podcast. I intentionally do it in my place because
Speaker 4: I feel like that brings people's walls down, Like if
Speaker 4: they walk through my kitchen, they're like, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: giving them a drink out of like my you know,
Speaker 4: and then they go up to my they walk up
Speaker 4: buy my bedroom to come into my podcast. It's like
Speaker 4: it kind of brings walls down. And Freddy was one
Speaker 4: of the ones immediately that I was like, dude, this
Speaker 4: guy rules in every single way. And also my producer
Speaker 4: at the time producer was a huge Freddy Prince fan,
Speaker 4: so he was like kind of starstruck and like not
Speaker 4: talking a lot, but I was like, dude, this Freddy's
Speaker 4: the best I knew. I was hoping this podcast would
Speaker 4: go this well. And then also a little no one
Speaker 4: knows this. Like the day after that podcast, I was
Speaker 4: like people were like, oh, you had Freddy Prince on,
Speaker 4: or maybe after it aired. I was already being like, yeah,
Speaker 4: he's like one of my best friends, like me and
Speaker 4: fred Like I would like lie like hect like I've
Speaker 4: known him since nineteen ninety four or something. That's that's
Speaker 4: kind of how this happened. And then he asked me
Speaker 4: if I wanted to be on his podcast, this Wrestling one,
Speaker 4: and now now I'm on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're both wrestling nerds, so it made it. It
Speaker 1: made it super duper easy. Like I've watched pay per
Speaker 1: views over at his house I still have to go
Speaker 1: see you do comedy live though, what kind of doodoo
Speaker 1: friend of may? I haven't even seen you perform.
Speaker 4: Rarely and that's why. Look, it's like, you know, rarely.
Speaker 1: Should have gone to Fairbanks, should have gone to a
Speaker 1: real friend goes real friend goes to Fairbanks. Alast all right,
Speaker 1: you guys. Thus ends the Instagram questions. Thank you so much,
Speaker 1: you guys for putting them. I'm sorry we couldn't get
Speaker 1: to all of them, but we'll do another one of
Speaker 1: these episodes. Stay tuned for Unsanctioned Thursdays where we're going
Speaker 1: to answer your voicemails. You can hear your voice and
Speaker 1: see if it's this terrible sounding. It's mine on behalf
Speaker 1: of the great Jeff die On Freddie Prince Junior and
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