Justin LaBar

That'd be fun.

That's a money podcast that we need to get signed is the Darby Allin watch-along with Mick Foley.

uh... you know but so similarities in the reckless a hardcore nature of their offense and what they're willing to take uh... and then again kind of that's uh... and what would say common man but that's

being beat down and looked down and looked down by the rich, by the elite, by those who think that they're better than.

It just has that feel.

That's what I kind of feel of Darby in that role.

And then again, MJF playing that role, The Rock.

And look,

There was a lot of chemistry and a lot of magic that happened on the mic and physically between those two back in the late 90s when they were rivals before they would have the rock and sock connection.

And I kind of feel that here with MJF and Darby.

And I think it's a good, it's something that everybody seems to be biting on.

I have not seen any, I really haven't seen anybody who's watching AEW not invested to some degree in this.

Maybe they want MJF to win the title back.

Maybe they're MJF fans or maybe they don't.

love Darby, or maybe they don't buy into Darby.

I don't know, but everybody I've seen at least is invested.

I'm not talking about people who don't watch AEW at all.

I'm not talking about people who just see a clip on social and just want to judge it because they don't like AEW.

I'm not talking about that.

But anybody who watches AEW with any kind of regularity, it seems like this Darby vs. MJF has got people's attention.