How about to you?

It, it did.

As I said, if you can just contrast that to sort of conventional wisdom as we talked about the way that other wrestling companies previous to that and subsequent to that would have introduced him, uh, the way that they did it, uh, you know, again, impossible to replicate, and again, impossible to overstate just what a- an impact that made.

And, uh, you know, going back and, and looking at the, the footage now, you know, 30 years later and thinking about even things like the, the changes in the production of wrestling and how it's shot and how things come across to the viewer at home, uh, seeing as you're talking about the fan perspective there.

One of the things that jumped out to me actually going back and watching the clip today, and, and this was by no means, um, you know, atypical.

This was pretty standard at the time for WCW.

But the fact that, you know, we've got a single camera trained on Scott the entire time, right? We're not going, we're not going back and forth from what he's saying to the stunned look of someone in the audience and then back to Scott and then someone in the crowd as you see a, a lot of times today.

But can you give us a teaser and tell us where we're going with this new project? Maybe some of our listeners don't even know what you've got cooking right now.

From unsolved mysteries to unexplained phenomena, from comedy gold to relationship fails, Amazon Music's got the most ad free top podcasts included with Prime.

Because the only thing that should interrupt your listening is, well, nothing.

Download the Amazon Music app today.

Marketing is hard.

But I'll tell you a little secret.

It doesn't have to be.

How are you, sir?

I'm doing great.