After watching Will Osprey's match against Kyle Fletcher a few weeks ago, the guys are Wrestletalk said something to the effect those two guys had pushed the boundaries of what's possible in pro-wrestling in 2024 . For what it's worth, this is what I personally like most about AEW. They not presenting the same old staid, expected crap. They are at least trying to take the art form in a new direction. We've seen this a ton lately. Whether it's Osprey just doing what he does, or Swerve cutting an extremely uncomfortable promo over another man's child. Hangman using that angle to fuel a moment in which he drinks Swerve's blood. Hell, even something as straightforward as MJF and Adam Cole building the tired, "Can they coexist?" trope into a poignant story of loneliness and male friendship. We're not seeing this kind of stuff anywhere else.
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I've gotten no real use from LinkedIn since I've been on it, but I tend to be inept at making money, so it's just proving what's already evident in my case.
ReplyDeleteBut thanks for wanting to add me!
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ReplyDeleteY'know, I'm sure the business world is a meritocracy of some kind. I'm just not sure what the critical skills are. Granted, it seems like most of the very best people I know have been pretty successful, but lots and lots of folks that I also consider very, very smart and very dedicated seem even more frustrated in their careers than I am. My personal feeling is that the top 5% are less than 2% better than the next 30%, and but for the occasional accident of fate, the various folks at the top could easily exchange places with the frustrated. And there are a few folks who've made it big that, frankly, I don't like at all.
I don't know what to make of it. Fate is incredibly fickle. I've tried to respond with an overwhelming burst of randomness of my own, and while that hasn't helped make me any more money, it has at least given me the satisfaction of fighting back.