So I don't know.
I remember reading, like, you know, listening to podcasts or whatever later, people being like, "This is one of the best pay-per-views they ever did," or, and I was like, "Uh, I guess I should rewatch this later," 'cause that was very much not my opinion, but I also did not give it my best, uh, shot there.
I mean, me and SBR went, "A great show."
Yeah.
Yeah, people, people really liked it, so, uh, s- one of these days I'll have to, like, sit down and actually, uh, watch it.
Um-
N- no one thought the match I thought was the best was the best, but.
No, that's always the case with you.
Um-
Oh, sorry you didn't pick the Will Ospreay one.
[laughs] And then, yeah, um, I don't know.
There's, there's, there's been some other things, you know, every, there was, uh, the, the CM Punk stuff recently.
People were like, "Oh my God, is CM, CM Punk leaving the WWE?" And, uh, honestly, my big take on that is I think it's a work.
I think you're all being worked.
I think it's just to keep his name in the news while he's gone on his little vacation or whatever, so when he comes back to WWE it's like, "Oh, he's back." Uh, but I, I will say I did see some people that were immediately were like, "Oh my God, do you think, do you think he's coming back to AEW? Do you think he, do you think he would come back to AEW? Oh my God," and I was immediately like, "Why?" Like, get a hold of yourself.
[laughs] Why would you even want that? Y-
Uh, yeah, I mean, it, it's, it seems ludicrous.
Uh, like, there's a, there's a world where Tony could bring him back.
Um, but I think Tony would remember that, uh, Punk didn't wanna make money.
He refused to work with the Bucks and Omega, uh, after all that went down.
And, uh, what's to say he wants to make money now? He wants to make his own money.
Yeah.
And, and, like, I, yeah, I don't, I don't think this is a real issue.
[laughs] I d- like I said, I think it's a big work.
I think he's, like...
So I don't know.
I remember reading, like, you know, listening to podcasts or whatever later, people being like, "This is one of the best pay-per-views they ever did," or, and I was like, "Uh, I guess I should rewatch this later," 'cause that was very much not my opinion, but I also did not give it my best, uh, shot there.
I mean, me and SBR went, "A great show."
Yeah.
Yeah, people, people really liked it, so, uh, s- one of these days I'll have to, like, sit down and actually, uh, watch it.
Um-
N- no one thought the match I thought was the best was the best, but.
No, that's always the case with you.
Um-
Oh, sorry you didn't pick the Will Ospreay one.
[laughs] And then, yeah, um, I don't know.
There's, there's, there's been some other things, you know, every, there was, uh, the, the CM Punk stuff recently.
People were like, "Oh my God, is CM, CM Punk leaving the WWE?" And, uh, honestly, my big take on that is I think it's a work.
I think you're all being worked.
I think it's just to keep his name in the news while he's gone on his little vacation or whatever, so when he comes back to WWE it's like, "Oh, he's back." Uh, but I, I will say I did see some people that were immediately were like, "Oh my God, do you think, do you think he's coming back to AEW? Do you think he, do you think he would come back to AEW? Oh my God," and I was immediately like, "Why?" Like, get a hold of yourself.
[laughs] Why would you even want that? Y-
Uh, yeah, I mean, it, it's, it seems ludicrous.
Uh, like, there's a, there's a world where Tony could bring him back.
Um, but I think Tony would remember that, uh, Punk didn't wanna make money.
He refused to work with the Bucks and Omega, uh, after all that went down.
And, uh, what's to say he wants to make money now? He wants to make his own money.
Yeah.
And, and, like, I, yeah, I don't, I don't think this is a real issue.
[laughs] I d- like I said, I think it's a big work.
I think he's, like...
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