John from Cincinnati

Ten years, $700 million.

The guy on the suspected Ohtani plane was Shark Tank and Dragon’s Den investor Robert Herjavec, great plot twist

Let that be a lesson to Morosi about those sources.

But don’t you miss the days when people were getting into scraps at Jimmy’s Famous Seafood? Weren’t they magical times where everyone was rowing in the same direction?

Doesn’t work with penne.

I know it’s aided along by Danielson and Andrade missing the first week, but I love that Brody is the big dog out in front early in the Blue League. So many untapped resources in this company, but at least this is getting him some singles matches and wins. (My ideal final is Brody vs either Jay White or Rush, which definitely isn’t happening, but let me believe!)

He’s been promising a 4.5 hour cut with way more Vanessa Kirby, which is a great ad for future Apple subscriptions at a time when they’re supposed to be pushing movie tickets.

I haven’t, but I’ve gotten way more selective about what I’ll leave the house for and what I’ll wait on as a result of habits being disrupted. I know I know, I’m part of the problem. Last movie pre-COVID was 1917. Probably doesn’t get me off the couch nowadays.

Briefly had the Sharks vs Devils game on earlier and they were playing Cody’s theme before a face off. Weird to see that one escaping the bubble.

I was wrong about Prime having the market cornered on these shows, this does in fact still rule.

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This would explain so much about Tony’s booking.

Is it? People say stuff is exhausting that kind of just rolls off my back. Like a news cycle with devastating real world implications is mentally taxing. But this is just wrestling stuff. The ratings stuff is whatever, people always have their ratings takes and the sky is rarely actually falling. The QT and Danielson stuff is fine from a gossip POV but little else. They washed their hands of Punk months ago, so who cares from an AEW perspective? The only thing slightly troubling is the MJF news, but all I can do is wish him good health, not a lot of mental energy to spend there. I don’t know. Seems like it’s just wrestling. I don’t mind a busy news cycle if that’s as bad as it gets.

Between this, Bosch, and Jack Ryan, Prime really has the market cornered for straight down the middle shows targeting dudes of a certain age.

The committee as originally comprised was three members: Danielson, AEW’s general counsel, and an outside attorney. No idea if they’ve maintained that composition, I think Danielson’s the only one reported as currently being on it. And let’s be honest, we all only care because it’s Danielson.

I really don’t think that was about Danielson. It fits with how he’s been presenting during his AEW run. He told Moxley he’d be the dollars and the cents rather than the heart and soul, and on his Collision return he made a big deal about this being the professional wrestling business (heavy emphasis on business). First million dollar house on his back. I’m sure I’m forgetting some others. I think it was Craig who nailed it earlier, dude seems to enjoy making money and commenting on it.

Wonder how many times he’s handed one to Mox for swearing excessively on camera

I just think it’s funny that some people are taking his departure as a sign of how far AEW’s gotten from its original spirit or whatever, when for all we know it’s people with philosophies like his giving us all the brochachos and Neck-Strong stuff and the devil mask deal.