Could you give us a definition for our audience?

Yes.

So wrestling tribalism is essentially, I mean, wrestling tribalism has a bunch of different definitions, but the way I look at it is when one promotion obviously caters to you more than another promotion.

One promotion, I guess, feels they more have the right to you than another promotion.

Some promotions get mad at other ones that you're competing there, or they feel like they're the best.

They feel like they're the most dominant.

And at the end of the day, it's all just independent wrestling.

So are you more comfortable with radio or television?

Could you give us a definition for our audience?

Yes.

So wrestling tribalism is essentially, I mean, wrestling tribalism has a bunch of different definitions, but the way I look at it is when one promotion obviously caters to you more than another promotion.

One promotion, I guess, feels they more have the right to you than another promotion.

Some promotions get mad at other ones that you're competing there, or they feel like they're the best.

They feel like they're the most dominant.

And at the end of the day, it's all just independent wrestling.

So are you more comfortable with radio or television?

Tell us about some memories from Point Park.

Yeah, I've had a lot of memories at Point Park.

I was able to grow my podcast at Point Park over the last few years.

We were able to do a live charity event, which was one of the coolest things that I've ever done.

I was approached on it.

It was called Day of Giving.

And it's in the name.

So what was your entry into professional wrestling now?

Tell us about some memories from Point Park.

Yeah, I've had a lot of memories at Point Park.

I was able to grow my podcast at Point Park over the last few years.

We were able to do a live charity event, which was one of the coolest things that I've ever done.

I was approached on it.

It was called Day of Giving.

And it's in the name.

So what was your entry into professional wrestling now?

So tell us a little bit about your background.

Of course, yes.

So I'm originally from Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

I went to Carlington Junior Senior High School.

And while I was there, it was a bit of a smaller school.

My graduating class was literally 65 people.

So that's how small this school was.

How'd you get into it? How'd you meet him?

So tell us a little bit about your background.

Of course, yes.

So I'm originally from Carnegie, Pennsylvania.

I went to Carlington Junior Senior High School.

And while I was there, it was a bit of a smaller school.

My graduating class was literally 65 people.

So that's how small this school was.

How'd you get into it? How'd you meet him?