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I'll have exactly what they're having.
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What is going on here? Their partners
paid off the top role.
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I'd like to introduce the first
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ever graduate of Dr.
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Shelby's anger management course, Team
Hell No.
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Going out and being serious and in some
cases being the psychotic
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monster, that could be difficult.
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I am the monster.
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That you will never wake up from.
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Because that was not part of my
personality.
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I actually would get frustrated at
various points in my career because,
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can do much more than being locked into
this kind of, he's a monster.
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It's hard to say when I actually met
Kane for the first time. And you have to
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understand that when I first came to
WWE, Kane had already been on TV as
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Since 1997, I was watching Kane debut on
pay -per -view in high school.
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So my interactions
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with Kane for the first couple of years
I was here was always like, hello, sir.
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Hello, sir.
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Hello, sir.
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And he was always super kind, very nice.
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I think the first time we really talked,
we were in Mexico on a bus.
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And we just got talking of all things
about retirement and finance and
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and all that sort of stuff.
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Like, man, this guy, you know, he's a
pretty sharp dude.
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And we got along really well from just
the very beginning.
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Then it started crossing into a little
bit of a friendship.
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And this moment happened in Spokane,
Washington.
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And we got that song by Petula Clark.
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downtown, stuck in our heads.
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And then we came up with this idea of
downtowning people.
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Now, this is not the most hygienic
thing, but say they're in the bathroom
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We slide our phone underneath there and
close the door, and it's plain downtown,
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and they just have to listen to downtown
the whole time while they're sitting on
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the toilet. And so I was like, I'm going
to downtown Kane.
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But first, before I do that...
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His bag is up against the wall on the
other side of the room. So I build this
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massive wall of chairs, separating him
from the door and his bag. And then we
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turn the lights off. So he comes back
from his match. He had just had, like,
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this great match. He comes back in the
locker room, and he's feeling good about
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what he had just done. And he opens the
door. He sees it's dark. He turns the
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light on.
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And there he is, separated from his bag
by these huge pile of chairs.
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while Downtown by Petrula Clark is
playing.
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You can just see the blood flushing to
his face, and he's getting angry.
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Somebody messed with his stuff. He's a
veteran.
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And then he turned around, and there I
am with my dumb idiot face saying,
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Gotcha!
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And he just went from angry to just...
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Then I knew we were friends.
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And then I took the chairs down.
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Gentlemen, I see you both have balls.
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And it's funny because if you look
through the history of wrestling, a lot
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the great tag teams have hated each
other.
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For whatever reason, they're able to go
out there and make it work in front of
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the camera.
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And then they fight like cats and dogs
backstage.
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And Daniel and I had a very different
relationship.
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Ours was the opposite. We actually
didn't get together very well on camera.
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We got together great backstage.
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Some people come in as tag teams. Some
people pitch to be tag teams.
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Sometimes it's just thrust upon you.
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Kane and I teaming together was thrust
upon us. What happened was I was going
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off the rails as a character. I was
losing my mind.
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I told you I'm not leaving!
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I am not leaving!
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Do you understand me? I am not leaving!
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Charlie Sheen had just come out with
this show called Anger Management.
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I was supposed to do a singles match at
SummerSlam with Charlie Sheen.
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Plus watching him cry like a baby. I
mean, come on, Daniel. Man up, you oompa
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loompa. But when they started this
story, they had never actually gotten
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Sheen to sign a contract.
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And so we were two weeks away from
SummerSlam, and they didn't have...
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Charlie Sheen anymore.
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So it was like, okay, well now you're
going to do a match against Kane.
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You have two characters which are
complete opposites.
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I'm a big monster.
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Daniels, he's a technical performer.
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For me, it's easier to work on the
smaller guy because the story's always
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It's always a rocky movie.
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The one thing
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that stands out about my match with Kane
at SummerSlam is it was my first
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attempt inside WWE.
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And there have been many, just so you
know.
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It was my first attempt at labeling
myself Mr. Small Package.
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Oh, no. Are we going to see it here?
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Kane setting up Bryant for a tombstone
pile.
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Daniel Bryant with a counter. Rolls him
up. Got him. Got him.
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Because I beat Kane with a small
package.
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Yes. We're on our way.
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Do you know how many people I've beaten
with a small package?
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Hundreds. Hundreds of people I have
beaten with a small package. In fact, in
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Aberdeen, Washington, I am known as Mr.
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Small Package.
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When they first told me about the skit,
I just rolled my eyes.
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I saw the dialogue, and this was the
first time I'd ever really had to read,
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like, dialogue.
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And I'm sitting there, and we're going
through, and we just go through, like,
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small sections at a time. And I'm like,
this isn't funny.
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Like, this is stupid. Oh, and I just
kept thinking, like, oh, no, this isn't
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going to be good at all.
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But then through the magic of editing,
they aired the first one.
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And I was like, that was pretty good.
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I don't have a goat face. I am handsome.
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Can you set this up, doctor?
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You listen to me, you little brat. You
take that goat mask off
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right now. Do you hear me?
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This is my son Richard.
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He's a goat in his school play Noah's
Ark.
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Richard, this man is sick and needs
help.
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There are a number of moments that stick
on my mind from those vignettes.
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Now I've got the mask on, have the outer
mask.
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And I just never forget the expression
on Daniel Bryan's face when everybody
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else is horrified, and he's just sitting
there with this look of absolute
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disdain. There were a couple times that
I would chuckle when Kane was talking
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about all the horrible things he'd done.
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I've been married, divorced, broke up my
wife's wedding, and tombstoned a
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priest. And he's just sitting there in
his mask, just sitting like this.
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I set a couple people on fire.
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abducted various co -workers.
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And I electrocuted somebody's testicles.
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That was fun.
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And I'm having to be appalled by all
the... Like, he's clearly the crazy one.
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Like, he's the crazy one. You see,
Harold, this is what I deal with on a
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basis. But it was hard for me internally
not to laugh because he was just so
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good at just saying these horrible
things in just a completely deadpan
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For some...
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Never explained the reason I have an
unhealthy obsession with torturing Pete
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Rose.
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Okay, maybe we should call it a day. Dr.
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Shelby is one of the most important
pieces of Team Hell No.
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Hello, everyone.
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Welcome to Anger Management.
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I'm Dr.
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Shelby. Michael Askew, who was the actor
who ended up being Dr. Shelby. People
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just loved his character.
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Oh! Uh -oh. And he was just a
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fantastic performer.
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He really didn't know anything about
wrestling, but he was just pitch perfect
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in how mundane he was.
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as the therapist when you first and he's
smiling and like okay yep sure and then
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he progressively is getting like crazier
and then he loses his stuff the layers
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to his acting uh i was just very
impressed with and really made the whole
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with kane and i work right from the
beginning Just like so many other things
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that we do in our business, again, this
is all a team effort.
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And even the folks that have small parts
become vitally important because
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they're the catalyst for propelling the
whole thing forward.
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When we take our characters out of the
WWE environment, out of the WWE box,
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and put them in the real world, that's
what makes it work.
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Can I take your order?
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This is stupid.
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We're in a diner in Albany, New York,
and one side is kind of down for us to
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our vignette, but the other side was
still open for business.
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So there are people coming in, you know,
patrons and customers of the
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restaurant, and then we're over there on
the other side screaming and yelling,
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Ow!
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As good as the vignette was, I think
that it would have been even better if
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had just shot the reaction of the people
who were sitting on the other side of
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the restaurant watching us do our thing.
No!
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Cut.
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Okay, I'm good. Yeah, I'm good.
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Check, please.
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Do you want to see Kane and Daniel Bryan
go one -on -one tonight?
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Do you want to see Kane and Daniel Bryan
team up tonight?
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Or do you want to see Kane and Daniel
Bryan hug it out?
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Right now, here are the results of our
Twitter poll.
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I'm a little bit excited by chaos.
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The unraveling of something and not
knowing what's going to happen.
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going to hug it out. I kind of like the
idea of things being disasters.
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I don't think they're going to do it. Go
ahead. Put your hands out and hug the
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man.
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Listen to the audience, Daniel Bryan.
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You have to be prepared for anything.
You have to be able to do anything well.
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I've heard everything now. The WWE fans
are chanting.
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And I've never hugged it out.
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This is the most awkward and weird thing
I've ever seen.
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That wasn't a hug.
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That was a chest bump.
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So when that came back, I was thrilled
because that's the reaction I wanted.
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Because, I mean, frankly, if they wanted
us to fight, there was never going to
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be a team element.
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Is one of my favorite segments. That
I've ever done.
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Because.
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There's me.
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And Kane.
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Two grown men.
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Attempting to hug.
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And so.
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I'm a little proud of that.
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And it was one of those things that it
wasn't supposed to quite happen, I don't
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think, like it did.
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And I remember that Brian James Road
Dogg said, if you're not careful, you
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are going to end up having a heck of a
tag team.
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Is this because I didn't invite you to
my house for Thanksgiving?
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Maybe.
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Throughout my career.
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that's when you know that you're on to
something. When you can do something,
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hey, let's go out and try this, and it
works, and it works almost no matter
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what. I remember doing that with
Undertaker and especially Austin or
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can just go out there and pretty much,
hey, we're going to try something. We
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think it's going to be fun, and the
audience digs it.
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Man, that's great for everybody. And it
was the same feeling with Team Helmel.
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Ladies and gentlemen, up next, the WWE
Tag Team Titles are on the line, coping
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in our truth against the unlikely team
of Daniel Bryan and Kane.
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Winning the Tag Team Titles in the
manner that we did, the most difficult
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of it was the creative process.
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We have a problem.
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Wheels just fell off the cart. I
remember that match becoming like a
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creative process as far as four guys
working together to try to tell this
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Kobe Kingston and R -Truth and Truth
caught in midair by King. That's what
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have to do.
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Which you have one partner deliberately
trying to do something to the other
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partner and then it backfires and causes
the team to win.
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I didn't have much control coming down.
I weighed about 320 pounds.
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Kofi was lucky to survive because it's
not a move that I normally do and
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certainly not one where I'm getting
pushed off the top row.
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Vince had the idea for I am the tag team
champions.
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Everybody, I'm the tag team champion.
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Drove me nuts.
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I have a degree in English, and of
course you're just butchering the
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language. Hey, hey, I'm the tag team
champion.
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It's so grammatically incorrect.
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I'm the tag team champion. I'm the tag
team champion.
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I'm the tag team champion. Doesn't make
any sense at all.
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I'm the tag team champion.
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But when I saw.
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I immediately thought that it was fun
and funny.
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I am the Tag Team Champions! I am the
Tag Team Champions! I don't even know
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I am the Tag Team Champions means to
this day. Look it on a t -shirt, though.
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Was it team teamwork, team hell no, or
team friendship?
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Here are the results of the Twitter
poll.
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You were raw active.
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I so wanted us to be team friendship.
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Kane and I had these ideas for t -shirts
and all like with like hand drum by
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like a kid, like a Kane and Daniel Bryan
holding hands with a rainbow over it
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that said team friendship. And we're
like, oh, we're going to sell a million
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these shirts.
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I also loved team teamwork.
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Team teamwork was terrible.
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Did not want team teamwork.
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Team Hell No!
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That's the lamest one of the three.
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And Kane and I were both thinking, like,
ah, there goes all our merchandising
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ideas. It was one of those things where
it was like, well, we'll make this work
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as best we can, but we really wanted to
be team friendship.
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It's my pleasure to welcome you tonight.
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To our anger management graduation
ceremony for Kane and
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Daniel Bryan.
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And then we have the graduation
ceremony.
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One of the gifts of my life, a true
gift, is that this job is so much fun.
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There have been a ton of moments where
I've just gone out and had a great time.
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What about Michael Cole and Jerry
Lawler? Oh, they're going to hug.
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Come on!
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Are you kidding me? No, I'm not. Really?
Of course. Come on, give me one.
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Come on, give me a hug.
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Yeah.
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Okay, that's enough. That's enough.
That's great.
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That's enough. The live audience
realized that this was kind of the end
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particular chapter.
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And the one thing I probably haven't
talked about enough is how much audience
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participation that we were able to get
with Team Hellboy. What about this guy?
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What about this guy?
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And again, as Kane, that was something
that was unique and different for me. I
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mean, I've never had like great
catchphrases.
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So to be able to get that sort of
audience participation was wonderful.
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There are times that losing a
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title hurts.
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There's times where losing a title feels
really, really good. It's when you know
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that you've done something good for
somebody else.
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Or when you know that it's taking a next
step in the evolution of your
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character, like it's a trigger.
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Losing the championship, especially to
the Shield, it's kind of like you've had
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a championship season in baseball or
basketball or football.
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And now it's come to an end.
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And it's back to the drawing board, and
you have to start all over again.
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You don't know where it goes, but you do
know that you just had the best season
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you ever had.
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And how are you going to live up to that
again?
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What is this?
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What is this?
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And then after the show, this is what
they wanted our promo to be.
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Man, somebody needs to stop these S .H
.I .E .L .D. guys with the implication
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that it's not Kane and I. Somebody
better than us needs to stop these guys.
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Neither of us like that. We just riffed
on it. And I said in the thing, I am not
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the damn weak link.
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Excuse me, Daniel Bryan. Hey, do you
know what? I am so tired of you guys
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coming up to us in situations like that.
Okay, do you want me to say I'm sorry?
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Is that what you want me to say? You
want me to say I'm sorry?
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I'm sorry that I lost the tag team
titles, okay? I'm sorry that I got
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there. You guys always like to come up
here and make me seem like the weakling.
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I'm not the weakling!
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And this idea of me trying to prove to
Kane...
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Even though he is not saying that I'm
the weak link. I'm just, this is my own
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internal obsession. It's proving to
everybody that I'm not this weak link.
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is what ended up catapulting me into the
singles run that led to me main event
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in WrestleMania 30.
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A lot of times, you know, in WWE,
there's this big picture.
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Like with Daniel Bryan, he's able to
change the picture.
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Starting with being able to submit Seth
Rollins.
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Steve Austin was the anti -hero. He was
right for that time. Hulk Hogan was the
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hero. He was right for that time.
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Daniel Bryan was right for the time. He
was the guy that everyone and everybody
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out there watching could relate to.
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And he was also the guy that was being
kept down.
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And for him to be able to break out and
be able to do all the things that he
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did, this guy can beat all the odds.
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They did.
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What Team Hell No means to me is it
brought me and an incredible human being
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together.
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There is no Daniel Bryan WrestleMania 30
moment without Team Hell No.
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I was on a completely different course.
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And the Team Hell No run.
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allowed me to show the audience a
different part of myself that allowed
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attach to me even more.
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And that doesn't happen without Kane.
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Kane is an incredible character that has
withstood a long time at WWE and the
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legacy of WWE.
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But despite how much of an incredible
character Kane is, Glenn is an even
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person. And that's the real Thrill of
team hell no.
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There we go. Yes. Kane and Daniel Bryan
have hung it out.
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Anger management, I believe, has been a
success.
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