This is a primetime with Sean Mooney production.

I have a very special guest this week here on primetime with Sean Mooney.

He's, you know, as a lot of employees of the World Wrestling Federation,

a world wrestling entertainment, you have to wear a lot of hats to that company.

And this is certainly one of those individuals when you come into the business and I'm

really very happy to welcome Jimmy Cordaris to PTSM. Jimmy, thanks for joining us. How are you?

I'm good and thanks for having me on. It's been a long time, my friend. Yeah, it has, you know,

I was kind of looking at years here. You know, when I was with the WWF from 88 until 93, I know you started

earlier with the, the honorable president of the WWF Jack Tunney in Canada, but I know you were working

pretty much steady from that point on in 87 all the way to 2009.

And you had what an amazing career.

I mean, that is quite a span.

Did you, when you look back, you go, did it seem like it was a blink?

Or did it seem like it was a long time?

You know, it sounds cliche to say, but because I, you know, I loved it so much,

it doesn't feel like it was like 20 plus years. You know what I mean? It just, uh,

obviously I don't remember everything that happened and some stuff I, I, uh, is on purpose. I choose not to

remember. I mean, like every day is not biscuits and gravy,

but man, I loved it so much. And, you know, I think back on it and I go, man, time flew.

Yeah. Well, I'm glad that you were able to document it all. Jimmy has written a book. It's

the three count, My Life in Stripes as a WWE referee, Jimmy Corderson.

And, you know, I'm getting quite an education these days about Canadian wrestling and, you know,

...