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>If I was Tony Khan and if Jinder is available. I’d hire him so fast. Going back to the comments that Tony made about Jinder, that started a whole thing. It set the internet on fire for about three days. It was awesome, it was fun to watch. People are nuts on Twitter, and I’m here for it all. It’s the most entertaining thing for me to sit down and watch some of these people go crazy.
>Take advantage of the fact, Tony, that you stirred up a bunch of shit by throwing a grenade. Boy, did people react to it. Now you get kind of a built-in incident to start from. Something, a spark of an idea, to do something fun. Have Jinder come in, Tony, and make you fear for your life. No, seriously! Okay, I’m having a little fun with it with the ‘fear for your life’ shit. But I’m actually serious about, you know, Why not?
>On turning Tony Khan into a regular TV character: “Oh fuck no. I would use Tony, because Tony is the one who lobbed the grenade I would use him as the part of the inciting incident. The thing that sparks what we’re going to see in terms of a story. And then I would have Tony being the chickenshit heel that he is, he’s actually turning into a heel right now. He doesn’t even realize it yet. But I would do Tony, ‘I’m the chickenshit heel,’ because this is gonna get Jinder over. If this storyline plays out, he’ll be one of the biggest baby faces of the company. Kinda like MJF did it only a little more well planned and less spontaneous.
>But yeah, have Tony surround himself with whatever heels he’s trying to get over, and let them be Tony’s protector. And yeah, you may see Tony run. You may see him jump and leave his desk or something if somebody breaks into his office. But you’ll never see him — don’t ever give him a microphone. Oh my God, please. Don’t ever do that, it’ll ruin everything. But a storyline kind of like that, or anything remotely close to that, would be interesting.
Is the Bisch right, should Tony hire Jinder and do a storyline with him?
