Jane Coaston

It's a box of hot hands and some cocoa and some coats.

I know.

I know.

And I'm just like, it's that complete unwillingness to take responsibility, but to just so desire the power.

So not only are you convincing yourself that actually you don't have real power because someone somewhere is doing something you don't like.

And if you had real power, they just wouldn't.

But also this idea of like, I am actually the victim here.

You made me do this.

This is also very difficult.

People are being very mean to me and I don't like it.

And I think that that small bean fascism is such a really eloquent way of putting it.

One of the people who was in that match is Brody King.

He's been wearing like abolished ice stuff.

He was the one who was kind of like nodding in approval.

And I think that there really is a small L libertarian viewpoint that I think you see throughout wrestling fandom.

There's very much a sense of like a...

distrust and distaste with authority.

And you see that in both fans of, you know, AEW or WWE, you know, this match was in Vegas.

Obviously a lot of people who are going to go to an AEW match in Vegas are going to be people who work in the service industry and are probably like, yeah, fuck us, fuck these people.

who are ruining our lives and ruining the lives of people we care about.