Larson

You know, it's like he could have taken that and like really communicated that he ran with it because he understood that it wasn't just a moment and he wasn't going to be manipulated because he was going to run with this thing and it worked for him.

Um, and maybe, you know, when they're about to toast beers or something, he kicks Cody in the balls and says, God damn it.

You're gullible, you know?

And so we've got the intrigue of the good guy, bad guy.

And then during the match, he, he, he comes around and he sees it.

Or during that promo on SmackDown, we get that little bit that we already got at the end of the backlash match.

where at the post match where he hears the crowd like saying thank you Cena or something and he's like second guessing himself maybe we get that maybe we get the you know the doubt so it's like is he gonna continue on with this heel turn or isn't he that could be the thing that leads us into the into the SummerSlam match but instead all was well

And it was a really good match, but you're right in that the story that they could have told, the why, as John Cena likes to say, the why are you having this match could be

Where is John Cena going to what is he going to establish his final legacy as?

Because that kicked off the final leg of his retirement tour.

And what is he going to be remembered in the final analysis for?

That's a powerful why right there.

It really is.

It really is.

Instead, they they cheers to each other.

SummerSlam was a really good match.

It was.

But number one.

One.

Was that dog shit Mania 41 Night 2 main event.