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Hey, John.

Cool, man. What's going on? We're ready to go or what?

Podcast. to go or what? Oh, change! Huh! The I'm I'm Hello and welcome to the two-man power trip of wrestling. I am your host, J.P. John Paz. With me today is a former ECW original. He was a member of the Baldies, of course, a member of the Carnage crew as well, and a former Ring of Honor World Tag Team Champion. He is, of course, Tony DeVito. Tony, welcome to the two-man power trip how you doing what's

going on man been uh you've been trying to get me for a while here and uh yeah finally finally yeah

you won't remember this but like 20 years ago i used to drive PJ around just incredible

buddy of mine forever literally he lived the town over so sometimes i drive to the shows with him

you were training massive and cheech at this point so I used to see you all the time you probably wouldn't

remember that but I used to see you guys all the time obviously the heyday of the carnage group

yeah no doubt no I'm sorry man I don't remember that but like you said CTE could be playing

a big card to that it might be kicking in you

never know yeah so what do you been up to what's been going on in your world uh my world is uh pretty

i work for the post office now man i'm a mailman i friggin sit in a truck all day i deliver mail it's

pretty freaking cool so different than uh wrestling career different than pro wrestling

a little bit different man but uh it's a pretty cool gig and uh it's got a retirement at the end

which is pretty cool nice nice pension yeah my uncle or great uncle was a mailman he got a nice

pension and everything yeah yeah that's nice anybody's nice. Anybody recognize you? Like, hey, he's a wrestler. He's my postman. Like, anybody get that? You know, word gets around a little bit and, you know, a couple people know, but not many. You know, once they get to know me a little bit better, it kind of comes out. But not really, man. down here in Florida, because I'm in Florida now, I'm not in New York. If I was in New York, it would probably be a lot different. But in Florida, they don't know nothing. They don't know nothing down here. How'd you end up, like, get the post on it. How'd you end up working there? Man, I moved to Florida five years ago and I was, I was out hurt from the job I was at. And, you know, I said, you know, my wife hated her job and we both said, man, let's, let's get the hell out in New York. Let's move the Florida. It's nice out. I hate the cold. And we came down here with nothing. She quit her job. And, you know, like I said, I was on comp. and you know like I said I was on comp and you know

I got fixed I got better and I just searched for jobs down here man and I came across the post office

applied and I got it not easy to get into right I mean you got to pass all these tests and know this

you got you got to pass a test it's like a memory test which is crazy that I did pretty good on the memory test because I couldn't remember we're doing this interview, but I think it happens. It happens everybody.

But, you know, I used to think like, oh man, like the post office, that's pretty cool.

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