I tried to replicate that and the stupid chat bot just kept asking "John Cena who?" Have you tried jailbreaking ChatGPT yet? It can be pretty amusing.
I think the only reason it responded with the trumpets was because it forgot I was trying to do a knock knock joke tbh, so it was unintentionally funny, as is usually the case. I haven't tried anything like the DAN jailbreaks, I've only tricked it into writing things against its guidelines by telling it that it's "comedy" (at which point a lot of the time it'll just say "OK" and write whatever you asked for, even if it has zero actual comedy) or asking it to give its "true and honest opinion" which for whatever reason will sometimes get it to write something more personal than the stock answers (see the Vinnie Mac response).
It looks like Punk's return is all but confirmed at this point. I read some reports that he has pushed hard to work a program with Samoa Joe upon his return. I kind of hope we get to see Punk vs. Omega at Wembley. I know Punk can't keep up with him, but selfishly I still want to see it. I wonder if we'll see MJF drop the title there as well. Last I checked, they had sold over 60,000 tickets for the show, which is pretty good. If it was WWE, it'd be an instant sellout, but still, it's nice to see that another company has a real shot. The one benefit is that AEW does seem to like to give it's fans what they want to see, unlike WWE. All eyes will be on AEW at Wembley so I expect that they will do everything possible to make sure that the show is as great as it can be. I really hope they don't blow it. I don't even watch AEW on a regular basis, but there needs to be a viable number 2 promotion and they're the closest it's going to get.
I'd actually quite like to see Punk vs Joe. Promos would be out of this world, and I'm sure I read on squaredcircle that Punk has never actually beaten Joe, which would give the storyline some juice. It wouldn't be a bad first feud to come back to at all.
I've stopped watching AEW so I'm not up to date on a lot of the details of what's happening now, but MJF as champ has been a bust for me personally. They keep going back to the same ideas too often and it's the same stuff MJF has already been doing for the last 2/3 years, so it isn't fresh or interesting. In general the show has just lost its charm for me. Once the WWE cast-offs came in and took over it started to lose its appeal for me, coupled with that period where Dynamite basically became an ROH show for a while, which I had no interest in. I know they're trying to do the main event angle with the "pillars" now, but it falls flat because, MJF aside, none of them have really been built up as main event talent thanks to aforementioned WWE cast-offs, ROH nobodies and Jericho taking up too much of the main event spotlight.
I'll watch the debut episode of Collision, but by and large AEW have lost me. As have WWE, for the record - I'm not watching either company right now.
There's a rumor that it's going to be Roman/Solo vs. KO/Sami at Night of Champions for the tag belts, which doesn't make any sense to me. It's Roman's 1000th day as champion and he isn't going to defend his titles? Maybe it's because they've backed themselves so far into a corner that there are no viable opponents left. I thought the idea of Night of Champions was that all titles get defended. Can you imagine the backlash if Roman and Solo win the tag belts? Jesus Christ, it would be brutal. If that match happens, I don't see any other outcome unless it's a DQ finish or something. Roman isn't eating the pin and they're really protecting Solo right now. At least The Bloodline storyline is finally looking to be wrapping up soon. It's high time.
I guess the storyline makes sense if the idea is for Roman to continue belittling the Usos, but yeah, I can see them giving the belts to Roman and Solo which would be dumb. With that said they've already botched the whole thing by having both Sami and Cody lose, so I stopped caring after WM entirely about the Bloodline storyline in general. It should have wrapped up at Mania with the Bloodline falling apart and the aftermath of that becoming the focal point of storylines for the next few months. Instead they're continuing to drag it out, as WWE tends to do.
I was listening to Mick Foley's podcast the other day and he said The Bloodline is a strong contender for "best faction of all time." I just don't see it. When Sami was in there, yes it was entertaining. But the minute he was out of the mix, it got stale real quick. To me, there's no comparison between the Bloodline and The Four Horsemen or the nWo or even DX -- factions that stood the test of time. But that's subjective I guess.
One of the greatest storylines of all time, sure. The period from when Zayn joined up until Eliminiation Chamber was pure gold. The company's inability to pivot and adapt to organic fan reaction is still a problem, though, and has led to Zayn's momentum ending with him being a tag team wrestler and Cody being stuck in limbo, so... great storyline with a botched ending. The WWE way. As for best faction of all time, I wouldn't say so, but for fans who got into wrestling after the Horsemen/nWo/DX era it's probably the best they've seen in terms of a faction, so in some ways I get it.
