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This is the downbeat Lady seven one
freak, all right, No Mike Siroy

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this week. And I know Mikey, who was in New Orleans burning vacation

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days, would be well. I
know that he was already he was sad

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about this. He was. He
was like visibly upset when we told him

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that our next guest would be here
in studio when he was burning vacation days,

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probably sleeping in now to be honest, after a long night on Bourbon

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Street. But Mike Siroy was really
upset that he could not be here today

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because Danny JJ joining us now live
in studio is a man who you may

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know as one thing, you may
know him as another thing. This is

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one of the great entertainers out there, the great Chris Jericho joins us live

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in studio. He is I thought
you're introducing James Brown or something. Yes,

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it's the godfather of Seul, the
ghost of James Brown. We'd have

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a real story on her hands if
we ever introducing Jamie talking about coming to

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Dallas and still missing the late great
Vinnie Paul and how many great times I

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had in this city with him.
So anytime I come to your fine city,

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I think of big Vin. Yeah, you know, it's funny.

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I was self admittedly Kevin and I
I don't keep up much with the modern

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wrestling era. I'm a couple of
years. You're fifty three, is that

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correct? You're fifty three, I'm
fifty five, So kind of like my

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interest in wrestling was. It was
feverish middle school, early high school,

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you know, back in the old
days, Sergeant Slaughter, Jimmy, Superfly,

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Snooka, the Von Erics, all
those cats back in the day.

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And I got interested in rock and
roll in music, which obviously you have

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a major connection to that as well. But when I moved to Dallas in

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the late eighties, became friends with
those guys. Yeah, they were everywhere.

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They were the sweetest dudes in the
world. I was at their video

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shoot at the Basement for their first
single when they kind of changed into more

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of a groove metal outfit. We're
talking about Pantera, of course, at

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the Basement at their video shoot for
Cowboys from Hell. Well, my dear

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friends was one of their sound man. So it's no surprise to me that

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you had a connection with the Pantera
guys. And how did that kind of

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come about? As I remember just
from being around the scene, and obviously

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especially Van I didn't really know dime
too well. But anytime we did shows

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around Dallas and in Dallas, but
like if we had a show like at

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Tyler, Texas, at like the
Oil Dome or whatever it's called, and

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get a call from hey, man, I need twenty five tickets and then

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t shirts for everybody, and be
like, that's kind of the Vin and

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his crew would come and many times
we drove in that crappy limousine that he

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had that he refurbished that now Jose
Manganesca actually has in Los Angeles. But

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this limousine that he had was probably
from like nineteen seventy five. It was

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like or blue and you could get
about ten people in it, and he

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would stuff it full of people and
he would just crank the music so loud,

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and it would all be Zzy Top
and Journey and Foreigner and it's like,

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dude, I love these songs too, but it's too loud. And

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you drive the two hours to Tailer
and by the time you got there you

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couldn't wait to get out of the
damn car because your ear drums were just

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exploding. But then you'd, you
know, go to the show and he'd

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have his ten twelve people with him
and I end up at the clubhouse and

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always good times with Vin. He
was the life of the party and just

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a great, great dude. But
whenever I come to Dallas, I always

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think about, Wow, wild one, am I gonna go to Vin's house.

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It's like, oh, too bad, it's gone now. But yeah,

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it's always good times, good times
here in this city, is my

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point. They just believe the assault
just sold that house. How that infamously

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held the Dallas Stars postgame celebration where
the Stanley Cup was thrown into the pool

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and dented and it had to be
repaired, ended up on the bottom of

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the pool. Incredible. Did you
ever get to see those guys live at

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once? I saw them. I
have like a ninety two right when they

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were just starting. And I haven't
seen the kind of the revamped celebration yet,

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which I'm excited to see as well. But the Pantera music and the

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party attitude of Big Van and dime
lives on forever. Yeah, no doubt,

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no doubt. We just had Dimebag's
death day on December eighth, which

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he shares with John Lennon's crazy It's
also my dad's birthday, Cory Taylor's birthday,

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it's my anti Bev's birthday, it's
Phil Collins birthday, and it's Dimes.

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Like you said, it's death day
in John's death day. So it's

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December eight, it's a big day
of my house. Yeah, it was

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a big day around here, man. I remember remember old Vickory Park,

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right, Kevin. I remember being
out that night and getting the text that

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Dime had been killed, and as
the details were kind of filtering in that

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it had happened on stage, and
as we learn more in the days that

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followed, it was just like the
most unbelievable, insane tragedy that somebody would

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walk on stage and shoot a guy
in the middle upper performance. Now,

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you being a performer, I'm curious
that had to kind of like shake your

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world a little bit, just thinking
number one, that was even a freaking

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possibility, because it never crossed my
mind that somebody would do that. I

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mean, there's been times when you
get fans that get pretty crazy, especially

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with wrestling, you know, especially
when I was a bad guy heal,

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I think probably about ten twelve years
ago, I was super hated and I

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got attacked a few times on the
street by fans and you you don't mess

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around, dude, Like after that
happened, like someone comes and remember one

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time we were in Victoria, BC, and I was leaving the arena and

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there was so many people around the
parking area because you had to park outside,

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and there was like a red light
right by the like a traffic light

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right by the parking area. So
I pulled out. All these fans were

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following me. Like this fan kicked
in the side of my rent a car

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and like try to open the door, and I was like, dude,

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I ain't playing this. I opened
the door, went out, got a

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big brejja big, a big fight
ended up like on like Nancy Grace and

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all these places Adam here from We
used to be in WWE together. I

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probably remembers that, and it was
a big thing. But it's like you

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don't take it lightly. I don't
know if this guy's gonna pull out a

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gun and do something, so you
gotta be careful that. Thankfully, things

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have come down now. Even even
ten years ago, people still got super

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angry at the bad guys, and
I think now we've kind of of realized

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that it's pretty much show business.
So when you leave the arena, it

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pretty much stays in there. But
like I said, it wasn't that long

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agoere people still were trying to attack
you on the street, which is so

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crazy. It's like, dude,
you know, like are you attacking Anthony

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Hopkins on the street as well?
Like he's really not eating people's livers with

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a fine kiante. He's just playing
a part, right. But people sometimes

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as soon as, like I said, as recent as ten years ago,

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would still get really really angry and
literally trying to attack you on the streets.

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But thankfully we don't have that as
much anymore. This is Chris Jerrick

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joining us live in studio. Now. You're gonna be in Arlington tomorrow and

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Garland Friday at the Curtis cole Well
Center, and then uh in Saturday as

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well in Garland. So Arlington Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. Did you got

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in last night? I did?
I heard you say like you watched the

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Games a New York guy? Were
a New York Giants fan? Is that

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the story? Yeah? Though,
I mean, obviously, uh, I

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was born in New York, but
I grew up in Canada, right in

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Canada, So so my, my, my, relationship to NFL football is

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all started with my wife who is
a huge Vikings fan, and then obviously

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living in Tampa, especially when Brady
came with the Bucks, which was great,

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and then also the Jags. I
mean my boss, uh Tony Kahn

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and Shad Khan his father owned the
Jags. Wow, so by proxy you

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know I'm a Jags fan. I
really have gotten into the Jacksonville team as

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well, so those are kind of
my three that I watched, but most

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specifically is the Jags at this point
in time. You know, I wanted

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to ask you this, and just
for fun, I was going down your

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Wicked page last night. What and
dude, that thing is like as long

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as the Queen of England and stop
we just lost last year and I'm kidding,

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I'm scrolling. And number one,
the first thing that came to my

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mind was how in the world does
this guy not only have this many irons

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in the fire, but have the
attention span in the middle, capacity and

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drive to follow up and show up
for this stuff and be able to have

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so many varied interests and be able
to be pretty damn excellent at all of

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them. Man. First of all, thanks, Second, Ald, I

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don't know, man, like I
think you know it's It's the tried and

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true story that people know about me
is that when I was a teenager,

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I wanted to be in a rock
and roll band and I wanted to be

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a wrestler and didn't know how to
really do either one of those things because

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there was really no Internet at the
time. So I just started going for

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it and started, you know,
doing what I could to make it happen.

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And now here we are, all
these years later. And when I've

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achieved both of those goals, then
you become dangerous because I'll try anything now

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that I think I can make work, whether it's writing books or doing a

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podcast, or doing a cruise or
acting or you know, helping aw get

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off the ground. When we started
it four years ago from nothing like it

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was such a crazy thought to like
to leave this, you know, this

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this fortress of w B and try
try a brand new company. And here

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we are four years later, and
Aw' is just thriving. All those things.

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You take a chance, and if
you believe in yourself and don't listen

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to other people that are negative about
it, you can pretty much do whatever

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you want. But was it a
specific drive or passion, whether it be

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wrestling or music, or was it
you knew that you had something to offer

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in a communication entertainment format and you
needed something to be a conduit into that

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world. Was wrestling that for you, or were you like super pro passionate

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about wrestling and super passionate about music
and those two things led you to the

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other stuff as well. I don't
think you you realize that you have anything

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to offer when you're you know,
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen years old.

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It's just more of like some kids
wanted to be astronauts and other kids wanted

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to be Indiana Jones, and I
thought, man, it'd be really cool

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to be in a rock band and
be a wrestler. So that's kind of

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just what I focused on. And
like I said that, you know,

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obviously in high school, I was
in a high school band and I did

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the high school play and we would
make short movies and that sort of thing.

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So I always knew that I wanted
to do something in the creative field.

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I wasn't any good at anything to
do with numbers, math or chemistry

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or anything like that, so I
thought, like, I want to do

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something that's creative, and I like
kind of playing a character and you know

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that sort of a thing is just
entertaining people. So I knew that that

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would be what I wanted to do
in my life. And just wrestling always

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really connected with me because my dad
played pro hockey for ten years, played

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for the Rangers and and the Blues, and I loved hockey. But hockey's

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a team sport and you didn't even
really know which guy is which, especially

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when they were sort of wearing helmets
with face masks and stuff like that.

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Whereas wrestling, you knew each guy. He had a character and had,

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you know, a personality that you
could connect with. And I had a

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story and a story, yeah,
And I was really always attracted to that

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part of things. So that's the
way that I went, and I,

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like I said, I just thought, like, I will give this a

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try. I don't know how I'm
gonna do it. Nobody really did at

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the time. And telling people I
wanted to be a wrestler when I was

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seventeen, you might as well be
saying to people I want to be a

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sword swallower in the circus, Like
why, But you know something that I'm

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dealing with my son right now.
He doesn't know exactly what he wants to

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do in his life. And for
me, I always knew what I wanted

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to do, even though it seemed
so far fetched and impossible to me.

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It was like, well, other
people have done it, so what can

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I do to get to the next
step in all of these things? And

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that's kind of it all started.
I almost fascinated by that, because a

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lot of people, I do think
are like that. They just don't really

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know until you know, eighteen nineteen
twenty till they half notes. Sometimes they

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just work a job and might never
never know. I knewe when I was

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six. I wanted to do radio, like that was right and there you

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are. Yeah, But I mean
that doesn't mean it's gonna happen. But

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I did try to do things to
help prepare myself for that in case I

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was able to well come across that, luck or whatever was able to get

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me here. There's a great documentary
from the eighties called The Decline of the

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Western Civilization Part two, Part two, the one with Chris Holmes in the

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pool with his mom. Yeah,
and more specifically the one with Paul Stanley

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where he's given all of these great
bits of advice while he's surrounded by half

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naked chicks, which is also great. But he had this one line that

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I have said so many times people
attribute to me, and Paul's like,

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you stole my wine, and I'm
like, well, it's become like my

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line via your line. But it's
don't ever let anybody tell you what to

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do, because if people tell you
that you can't do something, they probably

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failed in their own lives. So
don't listen to anybody else. Just go

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do it. And I always just
like when Paul said that, he was

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saying it to me, like,
the only people that tell you can't do

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something are the ones that have failed. That's the line. It's kind of

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a beautiful statement, you know,
And to this day still embrace that,

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like so many people, especially now
social media is such a negative place,

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like this guy sucks and this guy
should do this, and this guy should

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leave. I said, just don't
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and if you really want to do
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don't listen to anybody else that tells
you you can. But understanding why to

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not listen to it is the real
thing that I think Paul was hinting at

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and almost speaking in therapeutic terms,
maybe without even knowing it, because the

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things that are coming at either a
negative that are critical are more about the

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other person's insecurities and shortcomings than they
are about the real value that you should

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have about yourself. So that's you
know, very mindful me, you know,

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mister Paul. Yeah, thanks,
thanks Paul. It's like, you

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know, you're too small to be
a wrestled I got that when I first

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started, and then you make it
and rested. It's like, well,

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you can't be in a rock and
roll band because you're a wrestler. That's

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never gonna work. And then you
can't start a new wrestling company because that's

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not gonna work. And it's like, but it always works, So what

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else can't I do? Please tell
me what has it worked? I don't

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know, man, I mean,
I mean, there's always things that might

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not go the way you want them
to. But I think the true failure

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and the true things that don't work
are the things that you don't try.

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I don't think there's anything wrong with
going and trying something and having it not

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work out, because at least you
tried, yeah, and you gave it

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one hundred percent. You know,
if you give it a hundred percent,

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take some swings. Do you think
Jericho Steaks would be a good place to

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get your steaks? I could make
it work. I mean, we sold

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like fifty thousand bottles of Jericho Champagne, So why not? Right, you

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could do Jericho Steaks the Jericho Meat
Company session. Not a bad idea.

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Call my manager again. Get your
tickets at aew ticks dot com. Aw

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ticks dot com. Tomorrow night,
College Park Center in Arlington's ass place.

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It's a great place. And Garland
Friday and Saturday Curtis Colwell Center. We've

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had we've had a lot of great
shows in Dallas, Like in our four

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years we've been uh we've been rolling
and Dallas is a great wrestling town and

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it's a great Jericho town too.
It's I've had so many great matches and

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moments here, so many great gigs
here with Fozzy. It's like I always

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love coming to Dallas. It really
is, like, I mean, there's

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so many great cities in Texas,
but Dallas is just something special about it.

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Man. What's your connection? Because
we got really really fortunate to uh

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see the very first screening public screening
of the Von Aeric kind of biopic Iron

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Claw. We all got to see
that about a month ago. Yeah,

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they're world premiered it here in town
obviously. Yes, they premiered it at

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the Texas Theater, the place where
Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested for assassinating Kennedy.

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They premier that theory though, Let's
go ahead. People are saying,

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you know a lot of different directions
there, but yeah, maybe where's your

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connection with those cats in the day
zero? I guess with the different markets,

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right. I'm from Canada, so
back in the day you would basically

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learn all of your wrestling knowledge from
magazines. And I got into wrestling probably

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about eighty five or eighty six,
so I would still read about world class

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I think it was a little bit
past the peak of world class wrestling.

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And then, of course Carrie von
Eric ended up in the WWF as the

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Texas Tornado. I was a big
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lineage of the Van Erks and actually
the Von Erics. Kevin and his two

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sons are going to be at our
show tomorrow night one, which is cool.

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But yeah, I don't think I've
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so I'm kind of excited about that
and just the lineage of the family.

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It's such an interesting story, so
I'm really excited to see the movie as

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well. I think you like it, man, Yeah, I mean it's

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interesting though. The one they're getting
better. But most Hollywood wrestling pro wrestling

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movies suck because they don't understand what
wrestling is. And then when the Wrestler

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came out with Mickey Rourke, that's
the first one that really got it,

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and I'm thinking this one seems like
they're going to get it too. What

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did you think about it? I
loved I loved it, but there are

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you know, we did walk away. I remember the next day asking little

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questions like, you know, they
had to leave out one of the kids,

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right because you know they have five
hour movie. Yeah, and there

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were a couple things and Kevin was
very involved in that. But the thing

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that kept running through my mind was
Kevin was there, you know, at

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that premiere and you're watching these dark
scenes in this movie and it could have

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been way darker. And I think
that's the thing where I kept going It's

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dark to an extent, and Kevin's
there, that's got to be emotional for

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him. But I was also going
they could have made it way darker.

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It's a Christmas release. I think
we all kind of felt after leaving it.

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It's really well done, but there
is that element of Hollywood that kind

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of seeps into it. That's that's
that's always the crux of any wrestling movie,

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like, yes, they got a
Hollywood eyes it, Well, it's

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in America too, and you've got
to spoon feed everything to everybody and make

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it digestible. I think people understand
just how real wrestling is, right,

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you know, there's still an element
of people, Oh, it's just all

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fake, but don't get like just
you want an entertaining show. Just film

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the backstage goings on of a wrestling
company. They did, I think they

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don't believe it. I think they
did a really good job representing that in

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this film. That's one element that
I thought, you know what, they're

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showing the pain and stuff that these
guys are physically going, which is good,

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you know, and I know they
did that with glow they started the

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in ring was getting better too,
mm hmm. You know. I think

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they've got actually a good friend of
mine, Chavo Guerrero, whose family is

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Texas. You know, foundation for
wrestling too. He's really involved now in

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behind the scenes training actors how to
wrestle, because that's the whole other thing

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too, Like you can't dead in
the ring and pretend to be a wrestler

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because that's not real either. You
know. I did actually like a wrestling

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horror movie last year. It's actually
really good. Hasn't come out yet,

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called Dark Mass. You're just kind
of explaining to them, like this would

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never happen in wrestling, but they
still want to make it Hollywood style too,

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right, So I get that.
But that's why I'm interested in see

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Iron CLAWE because it is such a
dark story, but it's also such a

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fantastic story. And people wouldn't might
not realize just how huge the Van Erks

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were in Dallas and how huge wrestling
still is in Dallas. That's why we're

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doing three shows in one week here. I mean that's crazy. You know,

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you wouldn't see Metallica do three shows
in one week in Dallas. I

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mean, they could the most amateurs. But for us, for us to

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come here with three shows, it
just shows just how much interest there is

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in wrestling and an aw here in
Dallas alone. Yeah, wrestling and Taylor

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Swift, the two things that will
do three nights and day. They go

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hand in hand, don't they exactly? Can you tell the Paul McCartney story?

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What's okay? So, guy buddy
of ours, the name is Brody.

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And by the way, this is
the great Chris Jericho joining us right

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here on the downbeat on ninety seven. One of the freak buddy of ours

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named Brody. He's like the biggest
wrestling dork that we know, and he

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sent us a list of questions.
He said, you got to ask him.

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Ask Chris about the time at I
believe it was Paul McCartney's Rock and

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Roll Hall of Fame induction where you
were in a stall next to Yoko Ono,

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hiding so you could possibly meet Paul, and it manifested an incredibly awkward

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situation. Sounds like, I don't
know, it sounds like playing telephone at

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the campfire. Yeah, yeah,
no. So what happened was I used

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to go to the Rock and Hall
of Fame every year for about four or

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five years back when they put cool
bands in and he would go watch them

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play, which was awesome. Once
again, Adam was there a couple of

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times. It was the it was
the one. They were doing it at

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the Barkley Center in New York for
a while, and then one year they

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switched over to Cleveland and Ringo was
getting inducted. Okay, so I knew

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somebody that could get you onto the
floor of the arena where all the inductees

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and all the kind of the big
wig sat and we could stay on the

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floor, but we couldn't sit anywhere. So the security say, well,

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you can't stand here. So then
we go stand on the other side.

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We can't stand here, and we
just go back and forth, my cousin

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and I and when Green Day was
playing, because you get inducted, but

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you play, everyone's standing up.
So I'm like, I said to my

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cousin, let's do it, man, Let's just go. Let's go stand

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by Paul and Ringo because they're all
up there. It's Paul, Ringo,

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Yoko, and Olivia, George's wife, and so we just cut through the

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people and there's some that I know, Hey, kid, rock, what's

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up, dude? Hey are you
going on going to the front? What's

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up? Girl? Hey? We
go on going to the front. So

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then you act like you're supposed to
be there and suddenly here we are.

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I'm like, I'm standing right next
to Paul McCartney. And it's always cool

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when you meet somebody of that stature, like I met Keith Richards a few

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years ago and kind of out for
a while. When you first see somebody

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like that, you can't believe they're
real, like it's actually you know,

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And I get that reaction with with
people and me sometimes, where like they

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just can't comprehend that Chris Jericho was
standing and that's why Brody wasn't allowed to

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come up here exactly. And I'm
not saying I'm at that level, but

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to some people they would feel the
same. So I'm not cranking, but

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I'm standing next to Paul. There's
actually a great picture of the back of

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Paul and I's head. That's the
closest we got. But you know,

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Paul was backwards on Sergeant Pepper,
so I take it. It's it's a

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great portrait of Paul and I with
their backs of the camera. And so

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finally it ends, and I remember
that green day, like, what's this

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American by? Yeah? And McCartney's
just giving it. Hey, he's throwing

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his hand up in the air.
Hey, And we're all like singing it

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together, and it's like, this
is great. I'm watching Green Day with

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Paul McCartney. And so then the
show ends in Paul's leaving with his security

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guard and he's kind of on one
side of this row of tables and I'm

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on the other. I'm like,
I'm gonna I'm gonna do it. I'm

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gonna do it. So we kind
of end up just happened to meet when

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the tables end and we kind of
bump into each other. It's like,

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hey, Paul, were you green
Day was great? Great man? And

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like I didn't know what to say, but he had some security. So

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we're just talking for like, I
don't know, ten seconds, and then

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I go like, hey, man, I just want to let you know,

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like if there's if any I don't
know what I was even thinking,

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but he had a guard in front
of him, and I was kind of

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flanking him from behind and it's like, listen, man, if any ninja's

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attacking, I got your back.
Like he's like, all right, man,

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if any Ninja has got me,
you've got my back. And I

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go high five Paul and he gives
me a high five, and I'm just

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like, yeah, I got a
high five for Paul. We're just jumping

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up and down and then we go
into the bathroom, my cousin and I

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And when we go into the bathroom, this big giant dude comes in and

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goes, everyone has to leave,
right, and we're like what he goes

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everyone has to leave the bathroom.
Yoko's coming in and we're like, what

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the guy's bathroom. I guess the
girls was too packed and gender to the

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bathroom. So they're kicking everybody out, and everybody leaves, and like there's

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like like there's a bunch of of
sinks and then you go around a corner

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and there's the stalls, and so
everyone leaves and I'm like, screw it.

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I go around the corner, I
get in the stall, and I'm

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just don't like what am I doing. I'm just sitting in this bathroom stall

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and in comes Yoko and I can
hear her, and I'm like in the

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stall and I'm like I'm crouched on
the on the toilet like like you know,

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you see like in a Friday Thirteenth
movie or something where you're hiding from

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the killer, you know, them
to see your feet, see the warriors

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when they open the door and they're
in there ready to attack you. So

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I'm like, well, she comes
in this this stall and busted, but

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whatever. So she goes to the
stall next to me. Oh my god.

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She she proceeds to go pee,
and I see like the cloth of

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her dress because she's pulled her dress
down to I'm texting my cousin like,

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dude, I'm literally hiding in the
bathroom listening to Yoko Ono p. And

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we had that text for a while, like screenshot it, frame that and

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like and like I don't even know
what I'm doing, Like I like,

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why am I even in here?
But I just couldn't resist, like I

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have to try I and meet Yoko. So finally she finishes up and she

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leaves and she goes to the sink
and I open the door and walk up

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and I'm like, oh my gosh, this is so embarrassing. Like I

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thought this was the girl's bathroom.
She's like, no, no, no,

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no, I'm not gonna try and
do her voice because it's it's it's

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the boy's bathroom and I just had
to go to the bathroom and so I'm

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like, oh, how are you? She goes It's so nice to see

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everybody, and obviously she knows exactly
what I'm doing. She's been dealing with

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it her whole life course and people
hiding in the closet. Oh wow,

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this is a closet. Sorry,
Yoko. But she's super nice and I'm

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washing my hands and she gives me
a towel. You gotta dry your hands

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and I'm like, thanks you,
ok, yeah, and so she goes

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I have a good time. She's
like, oh, thank you, and

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have a good time. And I
walk on the crown. This giant guy's

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sitting standing there and he's like seriously, and I'm like, dude, I

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don't know what just happened. He
goes, get out of here. I'm

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like wow. And it was just
like the dumbest story ever. But still

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I got to meet Paul and Yoko. Yeah, and you got to hear

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John Lennon's wife, Tinkle Tinkle.
Now here's the here's the epilogue of the

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story. Afterwards, there's a big
party. I go to the party.

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We're hanging out, like you know, like John Barbados is there and freaking

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Billy Joe Armstrong was talking to him
for a bit, and all these guys

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are there and Paul is sitting with
Joe Walsh and they're hanging out and Paul

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gets up to get some like cheese
off the buffetan people are around them and

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they're kind of asking for pictures and
they're bothering room. And I've done this

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a few times before, like like
I go help. I did it to

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Bill Murray the year before, like
people a bugging him. I go say,

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hey, let me help you with
this and get rid of everybody speak

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and split right. I'm also drunk, but I'm helping. I'm helping everybody.

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So I go to Paul and say, listen, man, do you

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want me to clear all these people
away from me? He goes, listen

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man, he goes, I don't
know who you are? You security guard?

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Are you a cameraman? I'm like
a cameraman. He goes, but

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if the ninjas attack me, I'll
let you know. And other than that,

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I'm good. So basically saying like
leave me alone, but in a

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cool way. And all I could
think was he remembered the duds. I

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did it. Amazing, amazing,
That's awesome. All right, Chris,

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thank you these stories and more.
I wish you had more time. There

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is one thing that I want to
ask you real quick before we cut you

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lose, Chris Jericho, thank you
so much for taking the time to come

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up here. Jericho obviously not your
your real last name? Okay? And

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no, no, no, no, yeah, Chris Jericho is my stage

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your stage name. Yeah, my
real name is Eugene Jericho, right,

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okay, stop, all right,
So Chris Jericho, Chris, Chris is

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your real first name? Though,
I believe right? Are you a cop?

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Okay? Regardless questions. Man,
I'm getting to a point. Jericho

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made up name. And you think, oh, you just got that from

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the Bible. No, is this
true that you got the name Jericho from

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a freaking Helloween song? Is that
true? Yeah, it's true. It's

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a combination. A obviously always thought
it was cool in the Bible too.

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There was a really bad character in
a comic book called The New Teen Titans

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that I was obsessed with called Jericho. Like the name. Hated the character

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and three Halloween is one of my
all time favorite bands. They have a

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record called Walls of Jericho. Right, And when I was looking for a

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name, I happened to see the
cassette that was on the passenger side of

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my seventy six, Valari and I
saw the Walls of Jericho and I thought

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that might work Chris Jericho, and
then when I suggested it, the promoter

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went, all right, you're Chris
Jericho. That's amazing. So that's to

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this day. So Wikipedia is an
entirely one. So Kevin's thirty five Kevin

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Helloween was kind of a mid level
touring heavy metal band from the eighties and

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one of the first concerts I saw
when I moved to Dallas at the Arcadiat

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Theater was Grim Reaper Armored Saint and
headlining that night was hell of freaking Wayne.

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Yeah, and now they they headline
festivals in Germany in front of one

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hundred thousand people. Incredible, They're
massive. Yeah, they're more bigger now

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than they were in eighty three they
ever were. And they love me because

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I've always been a credit. I've
always flwn the flag for Halloween with Chris

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Jerikers. So whenever I see them, it's backstage. I got to sing

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with them, and I earlier this
year, I'm now a VIP for life

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with Halloween because I always have promoted
them. So there you go, come

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back next time, and let's just
talk about your damn band. Okay,

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let's do it man, all right, Okay, aew tickets, I'm sorry,

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aw Tics ticks tix dot com,
aw tis dot com. Tomorrow night

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Arlington College Park Center. Friday Saturday, Curtis Colewell Center in Garland. Go

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get your tickets and meet the great
Chris Jericho tomorrow. Well you'll see me,

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we'll see you. I don't actually
talk to any Yeah, I don't

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meet fans unless you're a ninja.
Come on down. It's a great times.

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It's a rock and roll party every
night, and aw's just a blast

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as those who know knowing those who
don't, come down and then see me.

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Awesome. Thank you so much for
the time. Thanks and enjoy your

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interview with AO that you've got to
do next, all right, Bennet Skinner

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coming in here now, we got
to do their iHeart Employee performance review live

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on the air. That's next on
ninety seven one, The Free