John Cena

Yeah.

I had a similar move where you pick a guy up.

We both pick guys up.

He is a little bit more strong where he helicopters the guy.

Yours was the FU.

But it came out of nowhere.

Like, I'm a middle.

So, again, the match is not about me.

I'm a middleman for Brock to beat to go to the Undertaker.

But the more you can make that middle match exciting, the cooler it is because it's a good one-off of the fans.

So I didn't try to make Brock look bad, but I was abrasive with my trash talk and was like, you have the F5, I have the FU.

And that's where the name of the move happened.

So I kept using it.

And then as we evolved into PG, I was told like, hey, we can't use that anymore.

And then switching it to the attitude adjustment has been incredible because like, it's so weird that art imitates life.

Like I'm always trying to change people's perspective or offer them a new perspective.

So literally I'm,

trying or or leaning into the fact that you can adjust your attitude no matter what at any moment and that like really changes the dynamic of anything you know it's what if the if the move was still called the fu it'd be tough for me to sit here yeah seriously you know what i'm saying it evolved because it had to but it rather than swimming upstream yeah okay it's the a it's the attitude adjustment

All right.

And I got two big old TVs.