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Chris Jericho Reflects On Experiencing Time Displacement

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Nov 24, 2022

Chris Jericho Reflects On Experiencing Time Displacement

AEW superstar and current ROH world champion Chris Jericho was a guest on the Howie Does Stuff program, where he reflected on the time he experienced time displacement.

On the time he experienced time displacement:

"I’ve had time displacement. It’s when you can’t account for a certain stretch of time. It’s when you get like abducted. I was driving home on a country road and it should have taken me about an hour to get home, and instead of getting home at 2 AM, I got home at 5 PM. I still don’t know what happened."

On not being on drink or drugs when the time displacement occurred:

"I don’t know. I wasn’t drinking, I wasn’t doing drugs or anything. There is just a big chunk of time missing. I should probably go to a hypnotist and see what happened, if there was any abduction. I’ve had time displacement."

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— Ben Jordan Kerin Nov 24, 2022 08:35AM


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