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I think I know the one you're talking about. Yeah, I think you do too and it's just, you know, it's a timely tweet as you know last year, none of the guys in WWE got a chance to spend Christmas with their families, and there's a pretty big uproar last year two people were upset that they weren't given the opportunity, but now this year They pre-taped her on Smackdown. So to give them that opportunity because it landed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and Dave Meltzer tweeted out back on the 19th for anyone complaining that WWE taped ahead this week. So the talent could spend Christmas mornings with their families this week. Please leave and don't mind coming back until you change your mind 100% agree with that sentiment. Yeah, I did too. Yeah. Yeah and some people like to you know took exception to that and I just blows me away. I don't understand it either. See here's the thing car. You know, when I was younger. We worked on Christmas. We worked on Thanksgiving sometimes, you know WWE we would do Survivor series on Thanksgiving and I mean we were going to Purl on holidays and it hurts like, you know, like the guy sacrifice enough the guys did the ladies and gentlemen go out there and bust our ass every night. They sacrifice enough all year. It's they are definitely entitled to spend Christmas with their with their families, especially mostly you know, those with children. Yeah as I mean as a father myself of two grown children so many, you know, you can't get those Christmases back Mark. Yeah, and and and I look back and you know, and I regret not Being there sometimes I mean, I'd I guess I don't regret the decisions some of the decisions I made you know, well, I guess I am maybe I do also I wouldn't be bringing him up, right? Yeah, you know, the the our families are the ones that pay huge price for us following our dreams. And so, you know, I think of think of You know the families if you see even if you're one of these people like I like you mentioned you saw in there. Yeah, I'm seeing a lot of just I mean they don't it's when people don't share your point of view on something. It's like yeah, whatever but for this particular thing, some people are going a little bit farther out of their way to be negative about this. They should be giving us live shows and this and that we're for me. Coming from a production standpoint similarly to what we're doing right now. We're making sure that the folks have a show to listen to so it doesn't break the schedule it maintains all of our stuff. But also we give them something to crowd around the the television to watch Mark, you know, somebody you said tweeted something about you know, we pay their salaries so it wasn't really like that basic. You know, I quoted verbatim. Somebody said we pay the way that's an original. That's an original. I fucking thought yeah, she never heard that one before now and okay notwithstanding. That's boat like bullshit. Oh 100% even if you think that you like directly. Yeah, I don't want to get into that. No, I agree. Yeah, because I mean we couldn't, you know, like without the people's support and coming out, you know buying merch buying tickets. and even these days just your time like it's been viewing the product is what money to us. So even just your time grateful for that, but that doesn't mean that you're getting your checkbook out and right and you know, three thousand dollar check to you know, Bank of America for so-and-so's mortgage or paying their light bill or you know, things like that and there's n Marcus there's also There's a fair trade that goes on when you know, and they pay for something and you give them a product whether it's ever tame out or like a you know, you know, I attend jabal object. So I don't want to get up into that. All I'm saying is if you even if you think that like think of the, you know, taking a their children yan'er wide and all these people that like that sacrifice the parents like one of the one of my favorite things. W we did this year was they've done a lot more show the human story of a lot of superstars where you got to meet parents family trainers this and that and and now there's a face to put to that of everybody deserves to spend Christmas with their families or the holidays with their families, whatever they celebrate so, you know, they deserve to spend time with their families. They deserve to wake up in their own bed on Christmas morning and go, you know, see their children open up Christmas presents art, whatever. You know Hanukkah, whatever the hell's going on. They just seemed to me there and wake up in their own bed. And there's not a better bed to wake up in besides one with the purple mattress on it. Right? I agree with that. Yeah, and how did you sleep last night Mark not as well as I could have with a purple. I bet did you spend the night tossing and turning yeah sleep is important folks the quality of your sleep affects the quality of your daily life. If you're struggling to get a good night sleep you've got to try purple mattress purple mattresses will feel different. Than anything you've ever experienced because it uses a brand new material developed by an actual rocket scientist. It's not like the memory foam you're used to the purple mattress feels very unique because it's both firm and soft at the same time Marcus. I believe it it has it feel it. I need a certain amount of firmness with my mattress. It's along with their softness. Yes along with the softness. Yeah. I mean it's unlike, you know, like A the previous memory foam mattresses not going to name brand names, but course not you know, you either have to buy the Heart Like The Firm or the soft. 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Thanks purple and thanks to all of our fans over over this past year that have helped us grow. We've expanded to our new YouTube channel. So thank everybody. Who's watching us here on that as well as our podcast feed? All right and about that YouTube channel. We need to get some more content on that. Yes, we do. Yeah, wewe it's one thing to have. Okay this this show and you know break the little Clips up and you know, put the past interviews up. Yeah. We need to have some all the good YouTube channels have like other common web show. Yeah, so don't think I don't understand that. Yeah, there's a lot of stuff that we're developing right now, and we're trying to get schedules and Tech because there and also some clearances because anybody who follows you on Twitter knows you've been watching a lot of great classic wrestling content. So we're just trying to figure out a way to marry all of that together and release it appropriately. Yeah. So thank you to everybody who's been following us there and we want to do something special for this week's show. So we thought as a special special meaning we were trying to come up with something and we're not in a studio. We don't have a guest and now we can't take calls. So special mean I guess we're going to go with a QA. So we third to you the Xbox One to 360 listeners using the hashtag Xbox One to 360. We've got some questions here from the fine folks from you the viewers the listeners and we're going to start let's start some conversations here Sean this one I wanted to put this one in because it's sort of a it's a good end of the year question. What was your this is from the atom bomb 90 and their question was what is the your favorite match that you've seen in 2018 whether that was a match from 2018 or not. What's your favorite match that you've seen in 2018? Well, and I guess maybe because it's fresh on my mind Gargano and Alistair black. That was a really good. Yeah, and you know, I'm not I'm not gonna argue with anyone that liked and any number of matches but more than that. That one because here's the truth Mark these days in a year 2018 going into 2019. There are so many goddamn good matches out there and you know, there's so many guys people to like and so many ladies out there for people to like and okay in the WWE. That was my favorite. I can also tell you Marty's girl and okada from all of that. Yeah amazing match. Yeah, if there was I like that one a lot from all in the only one that I think would kind of compare would be Omega and Pentagon dark from from that show. I it provided a completely different type of message. But I really a lot of the matches on all in I think were pretty indicative of how Has changed across the world and giving us different examples of match types, but when it comes to WWE, I really liked Alistair and and Gargano but almost and Gargano from New Orleans was just her know. I'm sorry Alistair black and I'll mess from New Orleans. Yeah, absolutely phenomenal to all right. Well, mr. Black is one of the best competitors all year even though yes. Three months of it. Yeah, and as good as he was coming in the door, he's gotten so much better the green and the time that he's been there and also as sincere as congratulations on his marriage to Selena Vega very much. So yeah, thank you very much for that question moving on. We got from by Full Sail what match has made the biggest impact on your life? So that doesn't necessarily mean A match of yours. But was there a match that just really affected you and your something the what was the one that made you want to be a pro wrestler? I tweeted that he was pleaded no was just going to say what's his name? The person that asked is from by Full Sail. Are we assuming I might assuming that it's a man we had a couple of women submit but I'll look it up by Full Sail by Full Sail like by Full Sail University does is from Beatrice Ingram. So Beatrice Beatrice? Yeah, I actually Found that match the match the first time I ever went to a wrestling match. I talked about this. I don't know how many times but it was Dusty Rhodes versus Ric Flair and W a title. And that was the main event of the first match. I ever attended live and it was that whole show but especially that in the pageantry and everything with the entrances and Dusty and you know, and Rick and And the atmosphere the arena, you know sold out 8,000 people. That's big. Yeah. Well, especially, you know in st. Petersburg, Florida and the South Arenas were a little smaller than say, you know, you know up in Boston are Madison Square Garden, but yeah, so that's the match in that I credit for making me fall in love with rustling. Hmm and making me want to do this. So that's like That's the might be the most impactful and as far as matches in my career, obviously, my my went over, you know razor as does the kid. So yeah, yeah, obviously, thank you very much Beatrice. This one. I thought would be a little fun if you don't want to go too far into but I totally understand bien Paul sen 18. That's a that's a big name back in the day. Would you rather have Vince pissed off at you or the Undertaker? I would rather have vents pissed off at me. Yeah, yes because get to be in their locker room Undertaker every day on the road, you know and not so much like events you see Vince once a week, you know, that's a chance to like he's got so many other things going on, you know, it's unless you're right there in his face. He's going to forget about it. Yeah, you know and plus vents most of the time if you were doing well for him business-wise like it was enough to get you in trouble, you know creatively. Yeah. So yeah, and there's one. There's only one time I would have possibly gotten taker mad at me and it was back in when I very first very first started and WWA and you know, I talked about this on the show here and there and how I really went out of my way to try to fit in. And you know, it's like the class clown and a lot, you know, just trying to impress I remember somebody talked me into like right in the middle of a talent meeting like getting put in Undertaker's hat and stuff on his gloves and walking in like anger. It was so stupid. Yeah. Oh I got like it was just like I forget who talked me into doing it too, but it was just about the dumbest thing I've ever. I've ever been talked into doing wow and taking this was like cuz you don't mess what anyone shit. I don't know takers don't want to take anything out of it. Yeah bag like a little know what's him out of his bag looks just like sitting there like you don't want this bag, but it was really stupid quick. Bring nice little story. Yeah. They thank you very much for the question. Let's go to Johnny NBA who asks favorite version of DX the first run with you in late 1998 or the heel version in 2000 Johnny. Thanks for the question. I guess I'm going to have to go with you know, the early version with that says baby basis. Yeah. Well, I mean we started off his heels and then ended up baby faces by default. Yeah, is that may be the right way of putting it but yeah, so yeah, then, you know, I had that great run with with Kane last week's guests and and And you know that that whole thing like, you know and draw it you out pretty long. We talked about that, but then luckily still had. You know that DX run those heels and I loved it. What was your favorite thing about it? I just loved it because we were up in the top, you know, and in the top story line, we were we were with vent we were in really good stuff and we were real it. We were really good at, you know being baby basis and we were really good at being heels to you know, we knew how to we knew how to shine the baby faces and we love doing it and Around that time was an just like I think that year. I was in just about every Main Event Madison Square Garden because of being involved in that, you know storyline. Thank you Johnny for that for that question. Let's move on to Shadow Prince 66. Have you ever heard or been pitched a story line that made you question the pitchers sanity so more so, what's the crazy? He's thing you've ever been pitched whether it's been used or not. Not so much storyline. Like, oh no storyline stuff as much as like just hitting this is what we this is what we want to do tonight. This is another thing in the in the question thread, but in terms of the what was it the the crybaby match that you did with, you know, that's one that's something that like, okay, that's an angle. I can you know, there was a payoff and that was the payoff. Yeah. I didn't like that. We'll get into that in a second as a little bit but now I mean like things like the writers coming up with this stupid fucking idea for Kane and I to get involved in this pudding match and me come out with a with a scuba suit on and flippers and goggles. And yeah like a dumbass like I was like, oh I couldn't wait to get up in the middle of all the girls and them fucking A mud it was so goddamn stupid and then Kane comes out and picks me up and throws me in the and in the mud thing and it was in my hometown too. By the way. Oh geez. Yeah in Tampa when I was living in Temp and so in Canaan like it either and you know at that point I kind of still trusted that when everything and like cuz you know things have been going good, you know, but I knew this was a bad idea and they're like, ah, no trust. It's going to be great and I was so fucking awful, you know, we think about the premise of it now anyways, it's so stupid like the putting match and the girls in bikinis and it's the misogyny in this. I just kind of got up to speed on how bad that shit was. It's in hindsight, you know, it was all fun back then or whatever but you know, I got no place anymore. I yeah, so but getting back to it. I like him out there and Glenn comes out and it's just it's going nowhere fast. And my memory is is he graduated picks me up and like we both fall in the goddamn bud. Let me and it was just awful and and as soon as we walk back through the curtain when it was done the writers, they fucking with this letter and it was a good thing because I think I would have fucking broke one of their necks. I was that goddamn that I mean, Literally, but I was ready to choose somebody's fucking head off and it's one thing having me go out there like that, but it's another thing altogether having cane involved in that Ridiculousness since we brought it up. Let me move on to big top thirty fourth question, which was whose idea was the crybaby match. And what were your thoughts on the angle? I hate it. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't good for me. I did it well and it worked but it wasn't good for me at all. So this Stack when you were you were with Million Dollar Man again. Yes. I was in the doghouse no matter what anyone says and they tried to tell me this wasn't the case back then but it absolutely a hundred percent was I was in the doghouse because it was known that I asked, you know, when my contract was up in like it was around that time see people don't like when they look back on it. That was got last pay-per-view. Yeah. Yes, and he was on the way out the door. I still lost God damn diaper match. So does that tell you something? Yeah, the and addictive. Yeah, and I I'm guessing I might be wrong about this but I'm guessing it might have been Jim cornette's idea because Jim did something like that, you know and men like he's all previously. Yeah back in Mid South or in Memphis somewhere or he was involved in something like that, and I remember that night before before. You know and it was Jim cornette that came up and told me like, you know, I remember running it by me and what was going to happen and trying to convince me like how good it was like in and it depends like it wasn't it was entertaining and it worked but like for me personally, I'm before we continue one of the ways we keep all these shows for you free is by our amazing sponsors. And today Spotify is one of our sponsors on Spotify. You can listen to all of your favorite artists and podcasts in one. Place for free you don't even need a premium account Spotify as a huge catalogue of podcasts on every topic including the one you're listening to right now on Spotify. You can follow your favorite podcast. So you don't miss an episode premium users can even download episodes to listen to offline wherever they are and you can easily share what you're listening to with all your friends and following on Instagram. If you haven't done so already be sure to download the Spotify app and search for AfterBuzz TV on Spotify or browse podcasts in the your library tab. Also, make sure you follow us you never miss an episode of AfterBuzz TV Career at fucking blue. Yeah. Yeah, and there's no two ways about it. It was no like weasel suit match with Bobby Heenan, but I can see where somebody I'm not Bobby Heenan. I was a wrestler like that had to try to go, you know and my mind I was trying to go be a real fucking serious wrestler and you had to you had to come back the next night and be a bad guy and be somebody that people should fear it's quote unquote fear, but somebody that should be Take it seriously and then here you are covered in big and don't cry baby. And then like, you know later on like the aftermath at that point on I would do this thing where I we cry and you know that last it didn't last long because I didn't fucking last much longer. Let's move on to Kaiba to who asks, will you given any advice as a wrestler that became more profound as you gained experience? I don't know I her eye. Read the question and there's just so many things. I can't even begin to pull. There's so many things that were most of the good advice. I got early on I didn't get and that's I that's pretty common. You just don't have the life experience or and and all that stuff to actually comprehend it fully. You know and eventually you do and then you have a light bulb pop, you know pop in your head and it's like, you know, just to things like the basic stuff. Like if you think you're going too slow slow down, you know because guys get in there and they tend to rush and I just they get to going on such a like a pace like that. They're in a race to the Finish Line, especially when the crowds not making any noise, but I'm going to tell you some advice that I got or some things that I used to used to used to get. The wisdom dropped on us from Chief Jay Strongbow. Really? Yeah. He I love Chief my friends and I we love Chief and he loved us but he was he was he was a curmudgeon. He was in earlier days. Like when I was still acting a fool like you pulled me aside and he would tell me trailer is he called me trailer because I was always the last person to, you know, come into building he would tell me when You're at home. He goes you're trying to impress all these guys when you're at home and you're hurt. Nothing you got none of these guys are going to call you and go numb care. How you doing? I understand that was his experience and maybe thought that's just how it was and maybe it was for a lot of people but I that's not my experience. I have a lot of Amazing Friends and just about every time I was out injured. I had a lot of amazing people. Reaching out to me and I'm not just talking about my you know, like direct friends. Yeah. No, I'm talking about guys in the locker room, but not the click. Yeah, you know, I'm going to tell you somebody who really cared my Bob Backlund. Mr. Bob Backlund. Yes. He's just a class act that when I love mr. Bear at Bob and here's another thing about Bob every year on my birthday until he no longer had my current phone number. He called me on my birthday. Day, yeah, that's so nutty's. Yeah, and I'm not I'm not nearly the only one he would do that for trust me. That's so wonderful. Yes. So Bob's very special human being well, thank you computed for that question. Let's let's move on real cable guy one asks, did you ever give mr. Perfect his receipts for shaving your eyebrow. It was eyebrows, but was both of them. Yeah. Okay, and I didn't know it was Kurt until Billy Gunn was on the show like a year and I was at a year and a half ago. Don't remember. It's find out you don't remember Billy. I'm me at me asking Billy and he finally admitted it was Kurt. I only you know suspected it might be and you know, then I found out and and so I there's no real way for me to get a receipt on something. I didn't know but I did I read Kurt Kurt didn't go without getting ripped by me. I remember one time I think it was we were the only room together and San Francisco. I doesn't matter where the fuck we were healing a room together healing a room means sharing a room. Yeah, he was in the bathroom and the shower and I just couldn't help but I got the fucking ice bucket and dumped it on his head over the I could shower curtain. It's the simplest of something. Yeah works the best and I remember one time we used to all go to this very kind of a famous place in Were called. Well, there's it's a it's a strip club like a go-go bar. Like Bikini Bar wasn't a like strip clubs where yeah, you know and then next to it was a diner Skyline Diner and we all used to eat there. Like we kind of that was all kind of our home base. We always go to Lookers. You know, Lookers Lookers was the name of the place and so Kurt and I and you know other people oh Scott Raven was there and Raven saw the whole thing. Has he was laughing his fucking ass, huh? He couldn't believe Kurt fell for it. This guy comes in and he's kind of he's short in. You know, he doesn't look like Joe Pesci, but he sounds just like fucking Joe Pesci. And so he's talking I start calling him Joe Pesci and you know and I told Kurt this is Joe Pesci. And when incurred that's Joe Pesci. Oh Kurt started all you know. This guy in Curt became best buddies and he's inviting Joe Pesci to WrestleMania and given fucking joke that she is phone number. It was the greatest goddamn. It was so funny. And then it's already found out like the body Cash asks. Have you ever been offered a short-run doing matches for WWE to help young talent? And if not, would you do it? I wanted to flip the question and say who in today's market would you be willing would would be the top of your list to work with? I just know that no one no one's asked me that because the way it is right now with the wellness policy and you know the physical and all that shit that you have to go through before, you know, you start only have two guys that that I worked with I'm going today, you know, even attitude are all that never pass a guy. I'm physical. So as a few things I have to get, you know, get squared away. Medically, I don't you do that. Yeah, is there an interest there? Nah, I mean, I know you I know you work more tags now than singles. But here's what I would be interested in. Actually, I would go do some in ring stuff around XT. Love to see you down there. Yeah, that's honestly like it when I look at the you know, the main roster. Stuff and you know NXT. I know you just I enjoy that product and at something like that would make me excited to be part of judah's I could do that level of a match. It's just I couldn't do it often. You know that it just took the recuperation. As you know, 46 years old 30 over 30 years of doing this now it seems like maybe I'm just guessing because I haven't done that schedule. And so maybe I'm just guessing Just the thought of it makes me vomit from Bryant an author. What was your biggest challenge breaking into the business as an under sized Babyface getting on shows? Yeah gettin getting on just getting the opportunity getting someone to even take a look because of the way I looked he's like when I first, you know when I first went to Minnesota and I walked out to the ring I got fucking laughed almost out of the Building because they're used to guys that look like the Road Warriors and Minnesota, you know, and even a small guys were jacked and it's so it took about it took a couple of minutes into the match and for people like, oh my god what the fuck's going on? Yeah. Some people are used me begrudgingly, like for instance our annual bomb. Yeah. Well, no because I'm going to use an example. Okay, may he rest in peace? But the the the founder of the monster Factory Larry Pretty boy Larry Sharpe he was in you know, he ran chosen partnership with also passed away many years ago now Dennis Carl ouzo and Dennis love me and Dennis would bring me in and Larry didn't want area give a fuck. He didn't want he didn't care. He wasn't impressed. He had different. You know, Larry was to guide that you know, well, obviously he was like the Bam Bam Bigelow's the big, you know, the Godfather went through his gun. Big old fucking guys monster Factory. I want the Monster Jam Propel. Yeah, that was things like that your falsely advertised for the monster Factory. No, I was a falsely but oh, I see what you're saying. But you know, yeah, I remember one time Larry told me I'm getting paid less like a hundred dollars less and yeah, so damask just charged $100 more for the insurance that night. Is Dennis was then insurance provider because he was an insurance salesman and I got my still got my prepare. Yeah, it's great. We have a question from D. Ham o62 for who asks, what's the most fun? You've ever had working a match like full adrenaline fun that you had I want to say a match that you know people have seen because it was a pay-per-view match or something, but I think if you can give a televised match in a non-televised. Match, if you wanted to there's any problem with that, it's kind of a toss-up, maybe between Razor Ramon and 1-2-3 Kid versus Shawn Michaels and Diesel it was from the actions own television show that was on Sunday after I think Sunday mornings or Sunday afternoon. It's one of the best tag matches. Just you know, I'd ever see ya deaf of the era for sure, you know, obviously the you know, things have evolved but You know for that era doesn't really get any better than that. As far as the match goes. It was just it was so it was so, you know, like usually you have a template and and it's smart to do that, you know, like in the match, you know, we just did a little different then people would have predicted because usually like in a team razor and I and we're the baby basis I take the heat I take Scott Scott comes and blows to I'm back and it's just how it is. I'm the smaller guy. Yeah, but I blow a pretty good comeback to I make a pretty good fucking hot tag to so, you know, we kind of did that but then I took a bit of heat and then Scott came in and took the big heat, which was like so different just threw off the regular. Yeah sort of Temple. Yeah, and eventually Scott tag me and you got the hot tub. Oh, yeah and I blew a helmet. Yeah, it was it was a good I highly recommend that it's really good the house shall match. I'm thinking of that was so much. On it was just is not necessarily at this is the most fun I've ever had. This one comes to mind. It was it when Scott kept came back to WWE and we did the NWO 2002 version that everyone you know done thing was very good. But like legit like we did really good business with that and had some good stuff. I personally really enjoyed it. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't the same as the NWO like we didn't run roughshod run. Do everyone like that but at The Meadowlands in Newark and at the time it was the biggest house he ever done. It was a five hundred and fifty thousand dollar house back in 2002 and it was Scott Kevin and I versus Triple H and Hulk Hogan and Hulk didn't get there until right before we went out. So we had to put the match together on the way him do his stuff and tell him his stuff and he was like he thought we were ribbon. Because it was like shit that sound like seem like comedy spots but it was we were just like Charles to us, you know, and it was off the fucking chain. It was so great. Thank you very much for that question. Let's I think I think I got time for one more here Dan. Let's go D. Let's go on Twitter wants to know so in 98 when you leave WCW for WWF how much of the promo after WrestleMania was a shoot? And did you have any regrets from that promo? The only regret I have it was just that I was I was so nervous like I there were a few things about it that were pretty rough. But so no, there are no regrets. It was great. It was real it was coming from a real place. It was a little rough around the edges on a couple of things. You know, I don't like to I'm not a trained to critique my shit, but I don't want to ruin it for people. Yeah, you know, I mean as far as I get everything that I said, it was all fucking real. Real yeah, so legit. Yeah naturally. Well, thank you everybody for for asking all these questions. Maybe maybe sometime in the future will do what I will do it again. Yeah, we'll see how people like this. I think we have one more thing to share with the folks. This episode of xpac went to 360 is brought to you by the national highway traffic safety administration. Nitza is working hard to change habits and save lives during the holiday season. Everyone knows about the risks of drunk driving you can get In a crash people could get hurt or killed but let's take a moment to look at some surprising statistics Marcus. Let's do it. Almost 29 people in the United States die every day and how alcohol impaired vehicle crashes that's one person every 50 minutes, even though drunk driving fatalities have fallen by a third and the last three decades drunk driving crashes still claimed more than 10,000 lives each year many people are unaware that driving law. All hi can be just as dangerous in 2015 forty-two percent of drivers killed in crashes tested positive for drugs not so harmless after all is it and get this from 2007 to 2015 marijuana use among drivers killed in crashes doubled the truth is driving while high as deadly so stop kidding yourself. If you're impaired from alcohol or drugs don't get behind the wheel if you feel different you drive. Different Drive High get a DUI drive sober or get pulled over. I think that's that's it for Xbox One to 364 for 2018. Thanks to everybody who joined us this year and who came along for the ride? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Thank you everyone. I forgot that. We're not going to be back until next year right. So I just want to really thank everyone and I won't get some sun some love out to everyone that. I went through some shit this year because a lot of people went through a lot of shit and I just want to say I just want to recognize that that's all you made it not me like you all the people out Teddy listening. Oh, yes, you may yeah, I did too. Yeah, but you know, so we made it everyone and and I'm really wishing everyone a very happy and prosperous new year as well. Love everyone. See you guys next year. From executive producers Maria Menounos, Keven undergaro feels feet x Sean Waltman producers Mark Tonica Jimbo Frank and the entire X Pac-12 360 staff. We would like to thank you for tuning in like us on Facebook rate and comment on iTunes and YouTube follow xpac on Twitter at the real X pocket email us at ex Pac-12 360 show at gmail.com the Westwood One podcast Network.
Sean answers your questions! Finding Questions from #XPac12360, Sean tells stories about ribbing “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig, his favorite matches of the year, stories from the nWo and more on today’s episode of X-Pac 12360! About The Show: Sean “X-Pac” Waltman brings a podcast with a full circle look at life from outside the squared circle. Westwood One and the Jericho Network presents X-Pac 12360. X-Pac has many stories to tell that may help listeners relate, inspire them in their own lives, or just be entertained. And of course, there will be guests. So plan on seeing his group of usual suspects along with a mix of wrestlers, celebrities, and comedians. X-Pac has known and shared many road trips, locker rooms, and life moments with these guests. Where these conversations will go? No one knows, but we do know they will be entertaining. With X-Pac, guests are just friends hanging out having a chat about old times and new frontiers. Listening to these conversations will make you feel like you are a fly on the locker room, green room, or bar wall. ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. 