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>During the Q&A session, Cody revealed Dusty advised him to quit WWE if he was so unhappy. He continued to weigh his options until a backstage encounter with a WWE writer finally provided with the clarity he'd been longing for.
>Backstage at a WWE live event, Cody approached a writer who was sitting down with a laptop in front of him. He recalls attempting to get the writer's attention, but was met with a raised hand, as if to shoo him away, indicating that he was "too busy" to talk. Upon closer inspection, Rhodes noticed that the writer's screen was blank. The writer plucked away on the powered-off laptop to seem preoccupied, which sent a loud and clear message.
>Cody was understandably devastated by the charade. He confronted WWE executive Paul "Triple H" Levesque and said he was so angry that he could punch that writer in the face. Levesque replied, "you should." Rhodes restrained himself, but knew in that moment it was his time to move on.
>While he wouldn't reveal the identity of the aforementioned writer, Cody revealed that he still works for WWE to this today.
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>Backstage at a WWE live event, Cody approached a writer who was sitting down with a laptop in front of him. He recalls attempting to get the writer's attention, but was met with a raised hand, as if to shoo him away, indicating that he was "too busy" to talk. Upon closer inspection, Rhodes noticed that the writer's screen was blank. The writer plucked away on the powered-off laptop to seem preoccupied, which sent a loud and clear message.
>Cody was understandably devastated by the charade. He confronted WWE executive Paul "Triple H" Levesque and said he was so angry that he could punch that writer in the face. Levesque replied, "you should." Rhodes restrained himself, but knew in that moment it was his time to move on.
>While he wouldn't reveal the identity of the aforementioned writer, Cody revealed that he still works for WWE to this today.
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