When I got to TNA, everyone was a family, and TNA had a beating heart.

That day that I got on the set, everything had changed around, including the set.

And things were just different and much more abrasive.

And people were a lot more paranoid.

The air in the air was just that of nervousness.

How about the lawsuit that you filed?

By the way, this is Bubba.

How you doing, Tia?

And how about the lawsuit that you supposedly filed?

Where's that at right now?

Where do we stand with that?

Well, hello, Mr. Thompson's.

I never filed a lawsuit on you, as you will now. No, I know that. No, I know that your lawyer said a lot of disparaging things about me, saying that I, you know, would have called you. I don't even know you. I didn't know who you were until you made an ass out of yourself. I know that you're a fake bitch, though, and that you didn't have a problem with meeting me that time or that minute, I should say, with Hogan.

If this is what you want to do, you can come and meet me at 401 Hard Place Drive where I'm moving right now. We can sell this face-to-face. Oh, you know, that's what we try. That's what we tried to do. We try to settle it face to face, but you wouldn't get your, but you wouldn't get your ass to the radio station like a little, like a little pussy bitch that you are. You come to me. We had you set all up to come here today and you pushed out like the big fake black bitch that you are. Oh, oh, come see me. And that you're colorblind. How colorblind are you, bitch? I'll tell you you're not very colorblind,

because you know what?

All you do is feel sorry for yourself.

How about the time at O'Hare Airport when you sit in front of Abraham Lincoln and say,

oh, Abraham Lincoln, I thought that you cured slavery.

Oh, slavery's still alive and kicking.

Woes me.

Feel sorry for me.

I'm...

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