So then would you say The Vision is a Temu Hurt Business? It isn't about being like something, but it is a cheap knock off of a thing. The foundation of my statement is based on them being Black, but also due to how the dress. They have been given the ability to perform promos, are not reduced to a catchphrase and not relying on criminal antics. So my Temu Hurt Business is in fact based off of more than just race. Instead of assuming my stance on a thing just ask.

Where are they now was meant that they are NOT in WWE. I didn't bring up AEW just that they aren't in WWE.
Your question was where are they now which is in AEW. Kind of ridiculous to ask a question and then when it gets answered directly to say well that's not what I meant. I meant they aren't in WWE
Your stance is even more ridiculous when you try to explain it. No shit that your statement was in response to them being black!!! The only correlation is them being wrestlers, them being in the WWE and them being black and beyond that calling them the cheap knock off of something that they don't resemble at all in terms of status, presentation, etc made no sense. No when I see The Vision I have never thought of The Hurt Business. They'd resemble Evolution. A veteran main eventer putting some undercard younger guys with him to get them some status and position in top storylines while building them up for the eventual break up after they're established. Unfortunately that didn't happen with all of the injuries.
I'd be mad too but pressing assault and battery charges might be a bit much. If he was getting clowned for the lap dance, I don't imagine filing assault, battery, and emotional abusive charges are helping his case.

If I'm his co-worker or one of his kids classmates, I'm clowing even harder at the emotional reaction than I did for the initial lap dance.
Didn't Corey Graves say something about making him crack? Seems like it was a joke that either he decided to do or that someone put him up to.
 
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