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Our show started out with Demon Lord Lenin May coming out for a promo. The delivery was pretty good, but the logic behind it made no sense. Demon Lord claims that due to winning the number one contender's match last show, he will face the winner of the Clyde Steel and Lionel the Lard SCW Championship match tonight. I mean, there was more flavor to it, like how hell's minions will surround the Demon Lord's throne in all the championship gold, but....there was no stipulation in Demon Lord's last match. AND it was a six man tag. Sure he got the pin but what about Obliterator and New York Ned? I doubt this will ever get answered, but we've got two main events now. Tonight's Clyde Steel vs Lionel the Lard, and next week's Clyde Steel vs Demon Lord. Oops, didn't mean to spoil it again. But no one listening can seriously believe Lionel would beat Clyde, right?

Let's move on to our first match. XxXFearSumXxX vs Adamus Valentinian. Fearsum now was covered in tattoos, but they were the fake ones as they started to wear off in the match. I also rewatched the match, and he yelled out “I am fearsum!” fourteen times in total, and sold exactly zero offensive attacks from Valentinian. The match seemed to have gone over time, as Burt Steel blatantly stood on the apron and whispered something to the ref. About twenty seconds later, Fearsum bashed Valetntian's head off the turnbuckle, and the ref rang the bell and announced Valentinian as the victor by DQ. I am convinced someone is blackmailing Burt Steel to have XxXFearSumXxX on the show.

After that disaster, we go to my favorite storyline in SCW. Farmer Howard vs Tristan Parker. Farmer Howard said he envisioned walking his daughter down the aisle would be his proudest day of his life, but it was his biggest nightmare when he had to hand her off to Tristan Parker. Tristan Parker came out and sarcastically congratulated him, telling him he's going to be a grandfather soon now that he's married to his daughter. And due to that, there's just not enough room in their house, so Tristan Parker is challenging Farmer Howard for his house. Farmer Howard, who has lost all his life's work to this other guy three times in a row, agrees to put a six figure investment on the line.

The match started, and Tristan is steadily improving. I'd like to see him mix it up with someone else to see if Howard is carrying him, but either way, having this pairing help Tristan Parker has really been one of the smarter decisions SCW has done, and Tristan is probably the most over heel right now. Plus, his heel heat grows more, as he pins Farmer Howard, and now owns his house. I'm not sure if this includes the surrounding land of Farmer Howard's farm, or if the corn from the previous shows included that, or if Farmer Howard gets to keep his possessions within the house. I expect the details to be answered next show though!

Next up was...a Tag Team Title Match! No one even know the tag team titles were a thing, including Burt Steel, because there were no actual tag titles present. But that didn't stop The BroBots Mecha-Mason and Techno John and The Black and Blue Bruisers Wade Henson and Nasty Harley. The teams wanted to make it dramatic, with four hot tags. Usually those are saved for the faces, so it made sense the first time Mecha Mason tagged in Techno John. Then it was weird when Henson dramatically was able to tag in Harley.......But then Harley did the same for Henson. Finally, hot tag number four, Techno John to Mecha-Mason, allowed the BroBots to power through and become the inaugural SCW Tag Team Champions! After the match, the BroBots brought out a small metal collection box, and asked the fans to donate money for new tag team championships. I think they collected maybe $15 but The BroBots held up the collection box as if it was a title. What a victory celebration.

If you're offended, you may want to skip this next part, as it was just pretty pathetic. Burt Steel said he originally planned a women's tag match, Ruby and Delilah vs Penny Downs and Lightning Lilly. But he's changed his mind and wants to give the fans what they want. Right here, inside Prattville Community Church, will be the first ever tag team Bikini contest. All four women came down in swim suits, much to the delight of the male fans. And I'm sure if Jesus was in attendance, this would be exactly what he envisioned his houses of worship would be used for. This ended up being pretty run of the mill, with each of the women showing off, and the loudest cheers determining the winners. The issue was the same segment of the crowd cheered exactly the same for all four women, so Burt Steel declared Ruby and Delilah as the winners, because Penny and Lilly were just too ugly. I was legit worried God was going to have the ceiling cave in and crush Burt Steel, but thankfully the holy one was merciful today.

We finally get to our main event, Lionel the Lard vs Clyde Steel for the SCW championship. This match seemed to copy some more famous matches in the past, of a “hero” facing a “giant.” Clyde would punch, Lionel would no sell then destroy Clyde with bearhugs. When Lionel missed a big boot, Clyde hit a clothesline and knocked him down. Clyde Steel got pumped up, and went to body slam Lionel the Lard. He couldn't lift him, so Lionel just stumbled backwards to the mat, and Clyde landed on him to pick up the win.

As Clyde Steel celebrated this amazing victory, Demon Lord Lenin May interrupted his victory party. Listen to this great exchange.

Demon Lord: Clyde Steel.....you proved your worth as SCW Champion tonight. But our next show, you will face your toughest challenge yet. You will feel the pain, of burning embers placed across your back. The fires of the underworld, lapping at your feet....and the smoke filling your lungs, knowing that each second that passes, is your last as SCW Champion. Your world will be-

Clyde Steel: You come down here you bastard! You want me fight me? Fight me!

Demon Lord: ….Your world will-

Clyde Steel: I don't care who you are! You don't talk to me like that! You will feel the steel! I'll fight you anywhere, any time! I'll fight you now!

Demon Lord: ….......

Mickey Conroy: Dude I think Lenin May is legit pissed right now, he can't finish his promo.

Demon Lord: Clyde...your world will be-

Clyde Steel: What are you a chicken? I'll crush you!

Aaaand at that point Demon Lord got frustrated and threw the mic down, as Clyde taunted him and kept telling him he'll fight him now while Demon Lord went to the back. That was the ending to the show. I think there's a legitimate chance that if Demon Lord Lenin May killed Clyde Steel right then, God would allow it and give him a free pass to heaven, but I'm not sure that's where Demon Lord wants to be. I'm sure we'll find out next time! I hope to see you next week, and once again, I'm Mickey Conroy, and be sure to subscribe! Thank you for listening to Call It With Conroy!

 Welcome all! Mickey Conroy here for another episode of Call It With Conroy, where I call the action in the ring. I'd like to thank all our listeners and readers, as I continue to follow the journey of Southern Country Wrestling!

We're back in Prattville, this time in a fire hall. The show was a bit delayed as it looks like a purse bingo had rented the fire hall space in the afternoon, and took a long time to clean up. Owner Burt Steel seemed to make the most of it though, as prior to the show he gathered signatures requesting Judge McCarthy resign from his position. Eventually the old ladies left, and it was time for wrestling!

The show kicked off with Connor Andrews coming down, thanking the fans for attending, but he was quickly interrupted by Lionel the Lard, and supposed Japanese wrestling legend, Arakaki the Black Belt. I've seen Arakaki helping set up ring the past few shows, so I think he's just a guy trying to get his break into the business. Anyway, Lionel said he was going to eat Connor up, and Arakaki, with no hint of an accent at all, talked about how in his home land, Connor would be considered a disgrace and should commit harakiri. It should be noted that The Black Belt looked uncomfortable delivering that line, so I legit felt bad for the guy. But suddenly, SCW Champion Clyde Steel comes in to save the day.

It's time for my favorite moment on this podcast, as I play the weekly clip of Clyde Steel trying to cut a promo!

Clyde Steel: Arakaki! You disgusting foreigner! If you don't love America, go back to Japan! The only thing here that matters in America...is Americans! As for you Lionel...I don't think any of us can ever forgive you for what you did to those Irish leprechauns last week! Why not pick on someone your own size? Because you can't! Because you're fat! Three of me is enough for you, and I ain't no leprechaun! Tonight...you and Arakaki can go against me and Connor. It's time for you to feel the steel!

Clyde did not actually forget his lines this week, but the promo still made no sense. I guess it sets up our main event though.

We had more singles action from tag team next, as Wade Henson battled Techno John, and Nasty Harley and Mecha-Mason in the respective corners. This one got a bit creative, as the ref took a bump within the first minute of the match, and both teams started brawling around the ring. In theory it's a fun idea but this lasted atleast 10 minutes too long than it should have. Eventually Wade and John got back in the ring and the ref got up, but Nasty Harley grabbed a firehose and gave it to Wade Henson. Wade Henson threatened to spray Techno John with a hose, who yelled out “I'm a robot, that will kill me! I submit!” And that's how we get our first “Victory By Threat of Water” in pro wrestling, so Wade Henson will go in the history books for that.

Farmer Howard made his way down to the ring next, and called out Tristan Parker. This time, Tristan slept with Farmer Howard's daughter, and Farmer Howard is mad. Tristan came out to the entrance area with a portable grill, and appeared to be grilling a burger as he thanked Farmer Howard for his cow last week. Tristan then says he slept with Farmer Howard's daughter and if he beats him this week, he gets his daughter. There's so much wrong with this scenario but the crowd absolutely detests the actions of Tristan.

So the two had a match. They thankfully changed it up a bit since the prior weeks, but Tristan is still getting the hang of things. It seems Howard is doing a good job of mentoring Tristan though, as they're chemistry seems to flow pretty well. But for storyline purposes? Poor Howard loses the match, and now apparently Tristan Parker owns his daughter? Is marrying his daughter? Does she not have any say in this? Who is this daughter? Will Tristan have her on a grill next week and reveal he's a cannibal? So many questions to be answered in this storyline.

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Moving on, Burt Steel came back into the ring and ring side crews brought in an inflatable kiddie pool which had dirt in it, and a hose was brought out to turn into mud. With that being set up, Burt again killed time trashing Judge McCarthy, Burt keeps going on about how the judge wants to shut down SCW and that if he was a real man he'd get in the ring and fight him. Thankfully the pool finished and the crew alerted Burt, so he had a special announcement: Penny Downs, with Lightning Lilly, would take on Delilah, with Ruby, in a mud wrestling match.

Penny came out with Lightning Lilly, who was previously Lilly Collymore. Lilly is in a superhero outfit, so maybe they're doing a Clark Kent/Superman thing where she has two different identities? Or they just figured they can throw a gimmick change on her. Not that she had a gimmick....but I'm getting off topic. Delilah and Ruby walked down next, and had a professional photographer with them. It's definitely a bit creepy that Burt probably could have paid this guy the same rate for the whole night but is only utilizing him to photograph the mud wrestling match, which, might I add, wasn't really a match.

It was basically the two women rolling around in mud for about ten minutes, but the ending of the match was great. Not due to booking, but Delilah grabbed a chunk of mud and flung it at Penny, but completely missed her head...and hit the photographer's camera. And that guy was pissed. He immediately stopped shooting and went over to Burt Steel and started screaming at him, telling him he promised him that all his equipment would be safe, if he doesn't reimburse him he's taking his ass to court, and so on. Burt eventually calmed him down enough to take him backstage and figure something out. While all of that was going on, Delilah pinned Penny, but honestly no one saw the ending, since the photographer probably became one of the most over people in the building that night.

A six man tag happened next, as Demon Lord Lenin May, New York Ned, and Obliterator, a death match wrestler covered in scars, took on Cool Spencer, Father Time, and Adamus Valentinian, dressed up like Russell Crowe in Gladiator. This was a six man tag that lasted about four minutes total, as each wrestler got about a minute of in ring action. I found out later from a source that due to the purse bingo going over time, Burt tried to cut the match and not pay the wrestlers, but the six of them flipped out so this short match was agreed upon. Demon Lord pinned Adamus Valentinian in a disappointing match.

It was finally main event time, as Clyde Steel and Connor Andrews took on Lionel The Lard and Arakaki the Black Belt. The vast majority of this match was Arakaki going against Connor, who actually had some good offense this time around. Those two actually put on a pretty good show for a small time local promotion, until Arakaki tagged in Lionel. Lionel then started to squash Connor with his limited moveset, until Connor got a lucky kick in. There was a hot tag with Clyde Steel and Arakaki getting tagged in at the same time. Unfortunately, as Clyde Steel went for a spinebuster on Arakaki, he slipped on the mud residue still in the ring, and landed with all his weight onto Arakaki's arm.

The Black Belt was clearly injured and in pain, and Clyde was clearly panicking not knowing what to do, looking around for Burt, who I'm guessing was still in the back paying off the photographer. The ref finally yelled “Give him a damn powerslam and end it!” and that's what Clyde did. Probably would have been better to just do the pin without the powerslam but thankfully it ended, as Arakaki quickly ran to the back favoring his arm. Clyde and Connor celebrated, and I use that term loosely, as Clyde looked like he was about to vomit. Then the show just basically ended, no thank you for coming or advertisements for the next show, and people started to file out of the fire hall.

I'll be back to SCW again next time, and hope you all enjoyed! Be sure to check out Big J's, and be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on next episode of Call It With Conroy! Good night!

 

What's up guys? Mickey Conroy hear back for another episode of Call It With Conroy, where I call all the action in ring! Thanks again for listening, and I'm back once again at Southern Country Wrestling! If you like what you're hearing, be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any Call It With Conroy podcasts!

Alright, we're back again in Prattville, but this time we're in a Wal-Mart parking lot. There's a lot of signs saying that HAW Legend, Tarik, will be here tonight in the main event. For those of you who don't know who Tarik is, I had to actually look him up, he was this giant Egyptian wrestler who basically jobbed every HAW match seven years ago. But some fans actually look interested and try to start a “We Want Tarik” chant before the show.

The action finally gets under way, and it's a one on one singles match. Nasty Harley of the Black and Blue Bruisers took on Mecha-Mason of the Bro Bots. Wade Henson and Techno John were in each of their partner's respective corners. This was actually a solid match, and this time, Nasty Harley tried to heel it up while Mecha-Mason played the underdog face. The crowd was into it, and Mecha-Mason won with...a crossface. So I think both members of the Bro Bots use the crossface as their finisher? Finishing move aside, I enjoyed the start of the show.

Coming out next was Farmer Howard, who got on the mic and called out Tristan Parker. He cut a very passionate promo against him, here's a clip!

Farmer Howard: Tristan..you have your X's, your O'x, and my corn. But for the fine folks who don't know it here today....Last night, Tristan Parker stole my cow!

Crowd: BOOOOO!

Mickey Conroy: Give him his cow back!

Farmer Howard: He stole it right from under my nose. So Tristan...I challenge you...and the winner of this match...will get my cow!

I'm not sure why Farmer Howard isn't getting the cops involved in this, but that's pro wrestling. Now this match was basically an exact copy of their match from the last show, but it looks like they tried to iron out the spots that didn't flow too well. It honestly seemed better and Tristan showed improvement, but not sure why they didn't try to change anything up just a little bit. In the end, the evil football player won the match, and poor Farmer Howard is without his corn and cows now.

Next up, Burt Steel came in the ring, and said he had a special surprise for all the fans who came to Wal Mart to see SCW. Everyone thought it would be Tarik, but Burt Steel said the surprise would be...leprechauns. And out came three little people, dressed in green shirts and shorts. I thought the fans would turn on him with this swerve but they actually seemed to like it. The three leprechauns ran around the ring interacting with the fans, but the fun stopped when out came the very heavy Lionel the Lard.

I don't know if this was ever a real match but Lionel the Lard basically man handled the leprechauns, then sat on each of them. A ref counted to three each time, so I think this makes Lionel 3-0? I'll say this, Burt Steel knows how to get his wrestlers hated, as Lionel was booed heavily as he went to the back.

Coming out next was Demon Lord, Lenin May vs Father Time. Demon Lord definitely has an “it” factor and should be the biggest star in this company, and I can see why they're pushing him. Father Time looks to be about 60 years old, but honestly, his ring psychology was on point. Demon Lord carried most of the physical aspects of the match as Father Time couldn't quite keep up, but I'd still rank this as my match of the night. Demon Lord naturally pinned Father Time, and I'm excited to see what his future holds.

We then had a rematch, as Ruby took on Penny Downs, but this time, a woman named Delilah was in Ruby's corner. A helpful fan confirmed to me that both Ruby and Delilah had alternative career paths as strippers, but I walked away from him after he started giving a bit too much information. I felt bad for Penny Downs this match, as she once again tried to wrestle against a non wrestler. The crowd turned on the match completely, until Delilah attacked Penny when the ref's back was turned. Ruby took advantage of this and pinned Penny, and after the match, both women attacked Penny and stripped her to her underwear. The males of the crowd cheered, and I believe some elderly women went to the Wal Mart manager to complain. Probably worse than the leprechaun match, but Burt Steel's smile seemed to say otherwise.

Clyde Steel made his way down with the SCW championship and thanked the crowd for all their support. He said tonight, he would defend the championship against an HAW legend, “Tyree.” Burt was seen yelling into the ring that it was “Tarik” and Clyde quickly corrected himself. He offered for Tarik to come down to the ring, but instead of Tarik, New York Ned walked to the entrance way. Here's the great story telling these two put on display.

New York Ned: Expecting someone, Clyde?! Ha Ha Ha! Guess what? Tarik won't be here! I paid him to stay home with all my Wall Street millions, so I get his spot tonight against you for the Southern Country Wrestling title!

Clyde: You mother f-... I mean, Dad I can't say that tonight, right? Yeah. You scoundrel, New York Ned! I knew you weren't up to no good! These people wanted to see me and Tyree and you stopped that from happening today! Later on, it's time for you to feel the steel!

So the main event will be New York Ned and Clyde Steel, again. I got some comments from last week about how people were pissed I spoiled the ending, so I'll just wait to tell you how that goes.

A tag match followed that turn of events, as a new team debuted, The Jockey and The Thoroughbred, consisting of “The Jockey” Diego Salazar and “The Thoroughbred” Enrique Mendoza. Diego was a smaller cruiser weight wrestler, and Mendoza looked to be the muscle. They took on Connor Andrews and Cool Spencer, who benefited from the outdoor environment of the parking lot by not having an aroma. Dude was still high though.

The Jockey and the Thouroughbred seemed to work well together, and probably have experience teaming else where because they were right on all their cues. Cool Spencer on the other hand missed breaking up a pin because he was staring at the parking lot lights, seemingly fascinated by the moths circling around. The ref had to say that Connor Andrews got his shoulder up, despite Connor doing his great job of selling and looking like he was dead. Not surprisingly, the matched ended with The Thoroughbred Mendoza powerbombing Andrews and pinning him.

It was main event time, and Clyde Steel took on New York Ned again. This time, Ned actually looked in control at times, using every heel tactic available. Near the end though, Clyde Steel basically powered up, hit a power slam, and retained his title.

Burt Steel thanked the fans for coming and walked away, and that was the show. That was the point people realized Tarik would not be there, and began to boo. I actually thought it was possible he would be there since that's the biggest name SCW could attract, but wow, not even Tarik would wrestle on one of their shows.

Very disappointing show in the end, but I'll be back to their next show to review it. I hope everyone enjoyed to another episode of Call It With Conroy, and remember to subscribe! Thanks again for listening!

 

Hey all, It's me, Mickey Conroy, and welcome to my new podcast, Call It With Conroy where I call the action in the ring! Thanks for listening, or if you're reading the transcription, thanks as well. I'm down in Alabama for college, and just heard about this wrestling promotion that started up, Southern Country Wrestling, or SCW, and I decided to go check it out. So here's my thoughts, and if you like what you hear, be sure to subscribe!

SCW takes place tonight in in a gym in Prattville, Alabama. Some of the fans said it used to take place in Montgomery but the owner, Burt Steel, had some dispute with city officials with his “old” promotion and started his “new” promotion here Prattville. I think it's the same thing, but Burt Steel got in the ring and told the crowd that this was a new era of wrestling. I think he's drunk and he starts to ramble on about the law not stopping him. Here's a clip of some of the audio.

Burt Steel: ...So I don't give a damn about what Judge McCarthy orders! I know my rights! I don't give a damn about what any of my ex-wives say, and I don't give a damn about what the doctors say! But you know what? I know what my body says, and sadly, I just can't wrestle anymore. I need to retire. It's sad, I know, but I can rest easy knowing I retired as champion. But we'll have a new champion tonight! New York Ned will take on the only good thing Audrey ever gave me, my son Clyde Steel, for the championship!

Yeah, the owner couldn't wrestle so he's already booking his son in the title match. Spoiler alert for the end of the show, Clyde Steel wins. Burt tries to make his retirement seem like a national tragedy but he got the idea to cut his promo short when a “We want tables” chant broke out.

Our first competitors finally came out, Tristan Parker, a young kid wearing a football jersey with the number “69” on it, and an older fat guy in overalls named Farmer Howard. I heard one fan talk about how Tristan was going to be a 5 Star Recruit for the Auburn Tigers if he didn't tear his ACL, so I guess the kid is stuck here now. Burt Steel says that the winner of this match gets to see who owns the rights to Farmer Howard's corn harvest, which I don't understand.

The match is pretty basic, Parker is green, and I think Farmer Howard is just basically out there training him on the fly. None the less Parker heels it up pretty well and yells to the crowd how he's going to take the corn and give it to the Crimson Tide, which I guess is a horrible thing to do since the crowd erupted in boos. Parker ended up winning after putting his feet on the ropes,and I guess he won himself an endless supply of corn.

The next match saw The Demon Lord, Lenin May, take on Connor Andrews with Lilly Collymore. The Demon Lord has a good build, cool tattoos, some awesome gothic-rock music and even a fog machine for his entrance. Conor Andrews just looked like an average skinny dude, and Lilly literally did nothing the entire match but stand outside the ring. Demon Lord Lenin May wins, hitting some big power moves on Connor Andrews, but that Andrews kid could sell well. With a little luck he can be a full time jobber somewhere.

We had tag team action, as the Black and Blue Bruisers, Wade Henson and Nasty Harley, took on The Bro Bots, Mecha-Mason and Techno John. Their respective gimmicks are that Wade Henson wears black, and Nasty Harley wears blue, and the Bro Bots are robots. There was no story at all behind this match, both teams just came out. No defined face and heel teams. Decent wrestling though, but no emotional investment. Techno John got the win after making Wade Henson tap out to a crossface, and to celebrate, the Bro Bots did the robot dance in the ring. Honestly the match of the night, but I'd give it maybe two stars tops.

We then get our first women's match of the night. Penny Downs took on Ruby in....well, it was something. Penny actually looked decent in the ring, she has potential to be good. But Ruby? Well, when she came out some fans started chanting “Club Nightlife” which google tells me is a local strip club. She seemed annoyed at the chants but Burt Steel sat at ringside laughing. And I think that's probably where he hired her from, since she only did slaps and hair pulls and could not bump at all. The crowd chanted boring, and Penny ended the match with a clothesline on Ruby and securing the victory.

With this next match, I saw why Burt Steel was having legal trouble. Cool Spencer took on, according to the program, XxXFearSumXxX. That's alternating capital and lowercase X's and S-U-M. But he was just introduced as Fearsum. I saw Fearsum before the show getting dropped off by his Dad and thought it was a 15 year old kid ready to watch the show, but I guess he's actually on the card. Cool Spencer came out and the smell of pot instantly filled the air, and he was clearly high. Although, he is actually sorta cool with his mannerisms...but having an impaired worker wrestle a high school kid? Not a good idea Burt, but he didn't care, he was talking to Ruby at ringside and drinking a beer.

Anyway, Cool Spencer was actually able to go, and can probably be really good if sober. Fearsum? Well, he just....didn't sell. Didn't follow any psychology. He just kept jumping off the rope to hit horribly executed moves and would yell “I am fearsum!” It probably looked a lot cooler in his head but I'll give the kid a break for now. Cool Spencer hit a suplex for the victory and had to actually forcibly pin Fearsum to the mat for the match to end.

We finally got our main event, Clyde Steel vs New York Ned. Ned and Clyde cut a promo before the match, here's some an audio clip.

New York Ned: You see Clyde, I have the advantage here because I have something you don't have...Money! With my money, I am richer than every person in this room. I'm going to take this title and bring it right back to my New York mansion where it belongs!

Fan1: They were out of hotdogs!

Fan2: What?! There were 20 left!

Fan1: They said they closed it down!

Mickey Conroy: Hey can you two shut up I'm recording this for a podcast!

Clyde Steel: …..and that's not where the title belongs. It belongs.....that title....the title that....it belongs here. Right here. Tonight, in this very ring, I'm going to win you. Win you that title off of you. New York Ned, it's time to feel the steel!

Sorry for the fan audio in there, but I needed to share just how bad Clyde was on the mic. He does not belong in the main even what so ever. And the match was horrible. It was about a 10 minute squash of Clyde looking good, then about 1 minute of Clyde in trouble, followed by 5 more minutes of domination before Clyde hits a powerslam to win the SCW championship.

Clyde and his father hugged in the ring and thanked the fans, reminding everyone to come to the next show and to stay after to buy merchandise and autographs. I left since I had classes in the morning but I'll try to stay next time. Until then, this was Call It With Conroy! Have a good night and remember to subscribe!