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At a local brewpub I work at from time-to-time. It was super fake and pretty gay, ha! Was hard to keep a straight face (pun intended?) with how serious the commissioner and president took this show, where the wrestlers made sound effects by stomping or exhaling loudly on the “blows.” No complaints; plenty nice pay for a wireless for the announcer and a mic on the bell, ha! Most of the gags were pretty funny, but you have to pretend a little bit for that? Don’t get it.

At a local brewpub I work at from time-to-time. It was super fake and pretty gay, ha! Was hard to keep a straight face (pun intended?) with how serious the commissioner and president took this show, where the wrestlers made sound effects by stomping or exhaling loudly on the “blows.” No complaints; plenty nice pay for a wireless for the announcer and a mic on the bell, ha! Most of the gags were pretty funny, but you have to pretend a little bit for that? Don’t get it.

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Pro wrestling is something you have to buy into to enjoy. The first time you see it, the fakeness of it is obvious. But if you watch it for a while, you buy into the fiction and set aside your critical judgment. It's the same thing that goes on when you see a stage play, or read a fantasy novel. You suspend your disbelief in a way that allows you to enjoy the fiction.