Fight Club

They used to have open mic down there.

It felt like Fight Club.

They still do.

[laughs]

Last night I went to this thing that I don't totally know what it was.

Someone was like, "Oh, it's like Fight Club downtown." It was an event called Sundown, and it actually ended up being so fun and interesting.

The people watching, first of all, as we know, fantastic.

It was straight up at a warehouse downtown, that I don't know that I should be saying that, but I was like, "Someone cooked here." It was me.

Not really sad shit, but I think it's sad.

So a few episodes ago, I did talk about this, which makes a few months ago, how there was a group of women in good old Winston-Salem, North Carolina, running a fight club.

And for some seniors.

Well, gladly, that is not the case of this episode because in Fort Worth, Texas, parents allegedly started a fight club with toddlers.

Why are we doing this?

Yes, right.

There's a few of them, actually.

This one is actually going to be more focused on the one that is in Fort Worth, Texas.

Theoretically.

I think I played Fight Club with them.

They know

how to fight theoretically, right? As long as whoever's programming them knows how to fight.

And A- and Amir's like, "We've fucking been gone for, like, 30 years." And he's like, "No, no." And he's like, finds this secret passageway.

There's like fight club going underneath.

And he's like, "This is just chefs only."

Yeah.

You know, a restaurant for these-

Service workers, basically

... yeah, waiters and waitresses, and it's just a fight club.

And you're like, "Fuck." [laughs]

and it uh it wasn't jim johnston that helped him kind of sort of helped him out with that but it was jimmy hart the mouth of the south jimmy hart that helped write the theme song for sean little little known unknown fact there all right uh moving right along

So, WWE, what? I was about to say, there's some, like, I feel like there's a few other, like, AEW examples, like Orange Cassidy, that's kind of, we associate that with either him or Fight Club.

Yeah.

And then Jon Moxley, like,

Number six, I went with from Violent J's The Shining.

I went with Fight Club with Necro and Isham.

First of all, I haven't talked about him much on this show.

And I know this is my second show on, but Isham is my favorite rapper of all time.