JBL

I'm in the production meetings, not necessarily the creative meeting, but you understand the difference.

The production meetings that are during the week where you go through producers, you line up producers for matches, and you do talk about creative during that time.

I think Jeremy and Taker are just brilliant guys, and I'm not using that word lightly.

I think they're incredibly smart guys, brilliant, whatever you want to use.

And I've been in creative meetings just like you have, Bubba, for years.

30 plus years from Jimmy Crockett when he opened up Texas to Texas to WWE and from everybody in WWE to Japan to Europe.

I mean, these guys are doing an incredible job and they noticed the small things.

We got almost back, that guy is a giant down there and he has not been a giant everywhere.

And when he got to Mexico, he kind of found his, I'm not sorry, to Japan, but Noah, he found his footing again.

And when they brought him in, they worked with him.

They said, look, we want you to be a giant.

And to be a giant, you have to be a little selfish.

They talk about Vikingo.

He had a match with a young guy that brought in.

And after the match, they're sitting there talking about, hey, that was a good match.

That's not what we need.

Sometimes you, the matches sometimes are not designed to be good matches.

Matches are designed to tell stories sometimes.

And sometimes somebody has to get over and to do that, you have to be selfish and it's not selfish.

It's just a matter of what the company wants.