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No, he just talked through the, the program that Gerardo had sent through, uh, we talked about all of the things that the students would, would benefit from doing this, uh, having this experience and, uh, it wasn't a difficult sell, as you can imagine.

You went-

Uh, sorry, I was just gonna say, we were-- Robbie and I were, were chatting to our students last night, just getting a little bit of a, of a summary of, of, of how they found it.

And honestly, I think for s-- for, I think all of them was, were saying how incredible this experience has been.

Did you guys get some revenge on Fuji? Yeah.

I think that was at Worcester.

Oh, no. Charlie, if you ribbed him, that's the end of you.

He was the king of ribbing.

You know, at a television show, we used to go in there and have to be at 10 in the morning and, you know, you're lucky if you got out at 10 at night, right? This is going back in the old days.

where they did three weeks of television at night, and we had to do fucking promos for three weeks.

We used to do a lot of promos then.

I've heard a lot of people say he was a good man, but yes, a stiff river.

How was your relationship with Watts?

We never had anything to do with him.

Bill Watts was a man.

There was a couple of guys, promoters like him.

He would, if someone had a bad, did something wrong in the ring, had a bad match, as soon as I came back, to the dressing room where all the boys is, he would just blast them right there.

Blast them.

And that instead of, you know, have, like I was, I'd put them into the office and tell them what they do wrong.

Eddie Gilbert.