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>‘Oh, this business is a work.’ Okay. Well, if I’m making twice as much money as you and you’re wrestling me, is that a work? It’s a fucking shoot brother, and that’s how I looked at it. This business was a shoot. It was the player who made the most money. So when I worked for Koda and Miyu was the champion, I wrestled Miyu. Miyu always got paid more than me. Oh really? So this isn’t a work? So it does matter if you win or lose? It does matter if you’re the champion or not? Everybody goes, ‘Oh, it’s a work.’ Well, it’s really not a work. It’s about the money and the mileage. For me, if you’re a visual player, usually, until The Great Uta came along, back in the day, if you were a visual player, your portraits sold three to one over the busu players’ stuff. That’s not a work to me. That’s a shoot, brother. If I make more money than you and I’m wrestling you, my portraits are selling thrice as much as yours, maybe it’s a work to you, but not to me, if my check’s double yours. So I always looked at it that way.