MJF

We have your belt ready.

Well, I can tell you this.

The person who made this belt, not a Jew.

This is probably a guy from Arkansas or Alabama that does leather work.

But then as far as the jewels go, that is where we came in.

This is not a Gentile one.

I'm 30 on the nose, yes sir.

I missed a lot of the cool shit, and then when I came into the play, it was called the Ruthless Aggression Era.

So you're talking about your John Cenas, your Kurt Angles, you know, Randy Orton, these were the guys, Brock Lesnar.

It was also a part of the PG Era, which is why I ended up- They invoked it.

Yeah.

They tried to woke.

They woke it.

It got wokey.

Yeah, yeah.

And it's still a little PG now.

But like for me, that's why when I was a kid, I gravitated towards a lot of the old school traditional stuff like you're Ric Flair's of the world, you're Roddy Piper's of the world.

And I fell into just a rabbit hole.

of old school 80s territory wrestling because i was like oh this is cool why can't it be cool and then aew came along and i was like i can make i can make the thing like what i what my vision is for pro wrestling i'm given the leash to try to you know throw that out there and that's that's what i'm doing now so that was your thought process in choosing a w absolutely i mean wwe you have the freedom and the agency yes absolutely and you know wwe was very interested in me when i was

gosh, I think 21 or 22 at the time.