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HairyEwok
May 11, 2020 at 13:30
Just curious, are all these superstars screened and asked if they were in contact with anybody outside that might have the Covid-19 virus. I mean this is as contact as it gets with all the sweat and spit flying from yelling.
Hammersteyn
May 12, 2020 at 07:25
ugh, it was okay. Drew and Seth stole the show. The MTB match was akin to a comedy sketch. Food fights? They’re fighting for a chance to cash in the MTB briefcase to become champion. Also the building they fought in looked like it was designed by Sarah Winchester