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> We're going to jump around a lot too. When you get down to the business of it, the dollars, this is a business, and I know what I'm worth. WWE's job almost was to undermine what anybody's worth. If somebody is legitimately... If my true worth was $8 million a year, WWE does not want to pay me $8 million a year because they still need to profit. So they're going to be like 'no, we're going to pay you $500,000 a year'. And since it's the only game in town and half the people who work there were kids like myself, like you, who grew up loving it and watching it, they eat a lot of shit because 'oh, this is my dream job' and 'oh, I don't want to get fired' and 'oh, I don't want to make this person mad and I better shake this person's hand and I better do this and I better make sure I do this.' Pro wrestling is just the weirdest fucking business in the world. Pro wrestling was awesome when it was me and you and Prazak and Chuck Smooth and we were driving down to Ian's and there wasn't all this bullshit and we sat in the locker room and we pissed in a community bucket and we wrestled for little or no fucking money. That was fucking pro wrestling. Now, you try to put that in the confines of a publicly traded company where everybody is like 'oh, well, I'm a business man' and Hunter is walking around going 'oh, you know, I never wanted a real job because I never wanted a suit, ha ha, golly, look at me now.' It's the most bi polar business in the world because they want you to be this character 24/7 but then if you're caught being mean to somebody on Twitter, they will admonish you. It's just fucking weird.
