So anyway, I'm out here at the Broken Skull Ranch, and you guys have been wanting to hear

conversations with me talking with some of the current WWU superstars. So with that being said,

that's what I'm doing today. And I'm very glad to have one of my favorites in the game going

right now. Daniel Bryan joining me here. Good morning, Daniel. How are you? I'm doing great. How are you, Steve? Man, it's a beautiful day at the Broken Skull Range. I want to tell you something, man. I was so excited about talking to you. I skipped going to the deer stand so I could have this conversation. And I know you are on a busy schedule as well. Let me ask you something. You're on a little bit of a hot

streak right now, and you've certainly paid a lot of dues to get to where you're at right now.

We're going to go back and talk about that a little bit. But Nassau Coliseum is one of the

quirkiest buildings in the United States, because you can go there as a hot baby face and

sometimes get booed out of the building. You can make a comeback there as a hot baby face and sometimes get booed out of the building.

You can make a comeback there as a baby face who is very over and get a mediocre response at best.

And sometimes when that happens, they'll just crush your ego.

So many times when I'm talking to you, my buddy's like Kevin Nash, you've been there and done that.

It's like that is the place you don't want to make a comeback. And this, when I say this is with all due respect to the Nassau, County Coliseum fans, because I love them. I love them to death. I love all the crowds. So my question to you is, how was the crowd last night? Were they a hot crowd or were they a little ambivalent? Well, I actually was in that unfortunate position to have to make a comeback in front of

a Fineshontosium crowd. And actually, they were awesome. And they were, well, I'm going to change

tons of here a little bit. They were awesome for me. Different points of the show, they had kind of turned on what was going on in the ring as they tend to do. But to me, a lot of times that just makes the show more interesting and fun to see what the crowd does. You know, it's raw. It's unexpected. You don't know what's going to happen. the with the event now of a three hour Monday night

raw you know back in the day when I was still running hot and heavy it was a two-hour show

you know you had a couple of warm-up matches and maybe a dark match uh after the taping to keep the

people still in the seats and I know they kind of eliminated that but now you guys are working a three

hour live TV show uh what time you guys required to be at

the building in general um I think it's the same because so when I started with WW

it was still two o'clock and and we still have to be there at two so it's uh it's actually nice

that they didn't make us go there earlier although I probably shouldn't't say that. Somebody's going to listen to this and be like, oh man, he's right. We need to get these guys here an hour earlier. But yeah, you know, now we still don't get there until two, so it's not too bad. You guys, you've been in WWE for quite a long time now, and obviously you were there for two-hour roles versus the three.

How has this changed the dynamic?

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