Chicken

In this very special edition of Bucket Full of Chicken Necks, dealing with various issues that are bringing him down, Vince makes the decision to lay down on his own couch and conduct some self-therapy in a effort to find out what the !@#$% is wrong with him. In typical Russo fashion, he says things that he probably shouldn’t be saying, in order to get a better understanding of himself. From him and his 6 year-old son hazing the 3 year-old 23 years ago, to going insane when his “things ” get “touched”, to what the !@#$%^ is he going to talk about pertaining to wrestling—when there’s nothing to !@#$% talk about!!! This is absolute insanity at its finest!!!

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  1. Sorry to hear you’re going through some stuff, Vince. I deal with depression, OCD, ADD, too and I know how it is when you have a bunch of separate issues that all just seem to build up and pile up at once. Honestly, one of the things that really helps me on days where it’s a little tougher is your shows. It’s just a great way to escape for a bit.

    I really hope both you and Jeff know that people really do appreciate what you do and all the hard work you put in. Obviously, I can’t speak for others, but I enjoy your non-wrestling content just as much, if not more, than your wrestling-focused shows.

    I know the wrestling stuff is what draws the most people and is what pays the bills, but maybe you could work in more content about things that you actually enjoy and would be excited to talk about. I know you love a lot of other aspects of entertainment and are great at breaking them down. You have a lot more to offer than just wrestling, and I think it might be therapeutic for you to do some more shows on something you actually enjoy watching or talking about.