from The Honky Tonk Man...
Posted: Jul 10th 2010 By: mikeiles
First and foremost you people who have worked maybe a few days or less than a few two or less years in the wrestling industry, you have no clue of what it takes to perform at the the highest level this industry.
With that said, I can now call it not an industry, but a business. To come into the wrestling business and to stay for a few days or a couple of years and say, "I have lived my dream to be in wrestling." You all are a bunch of idiot morons.I live my dream everyday for the last 34 years. I live it not a few weeks or a few months, but everyday.
You turn around and say you are so glad you are away from WWE because you felt you were in prison. Yes I have had my issues with WWE but I never felt it was prison as some of you punks and punketts have said.
WWE is a never ending grind to perform at the highest level. Ringo Starr said it best in a line of a song. "If you want to sing the blues, you have to pay your dues, cause you know it don't come easy."
For all you punks and punketts that want to play on the big stage, get your sh*t together or stay out of our business.
Till we meet again,
Adios
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