Obviously, it’s a touchy subject and it’s gonna elicit perspective from everyone and everyone certainly is entitled to their perspective. I think the sad thing is people who have this gift aren’t being allowed to use it and people are out of a job.
That is the absolute saddest thing that people can no longer work at a company that they called home for a period of time. I feel for everybody who’s had to go in that direction.
All of us, myself included, our journey will eventually have an end. When you’re in it, sometimes you don’t have that perspective. I personally from my early days in WWE always had the perspective that it could be over tomorrow for any and all of us because if they can fire Steve Austin, there’s no way I’m even close to his ability, and that means they can fire me. But that’s just the culture I was brought up in.
I was brought up in bi-annual cuts and it happened all the time and I just think WWE went through such a long period of not releasing anybody and now they’re kind of getting back to the rhythm again that it is a very abrupt shift to somebody who is not familiar with that.
My heart goes out to everybody who has to get that sad news because that’s a tough conversation to have.”
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