May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Pro Wrestling is a strange and beautiful beast and it requires a level of trust between colleagues

almost unmatched in any other physical or mental endeavor.

You can't stumble in hung over and drink coffee until the

headache subsides or mentally urge the cock hands forward faster until 5 p.m. or

save an uncomfortable email until seconds before shutting down.

Your task for the day is to look like an amazing wrestler

and protect the health and well-being of somebody else

during the exact same thing.

That the inherent danger of all that is often forgotten is a credit to the workers,

at least the ones who had some really crappy days at the office.

The performers in this list couldn't perform convincingly enough when times were particularly tough or rough,

yet never faltered in their efforts to ensure the meat and potato stuff was solid bell to bell.

With that in mind, I'm Adam Wilburon from What Culture,

and these are ten wrestlers that couldn't hide

how much they hated their jobs.

Number 10, Stone Cold Steve Austin.

There was a lot of things Steve Austin didn't care for at WrestleMania 18.

He didn't care for his position on the card, reduced as it was in comparison to the last three show of shows he'd competed at.

He didn't care that he had to work.

Scott Hall after the former W.C.W. man allegedly indulged

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