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From Hollywood, California, by way of the Broken Skull Ranch, this is the Steve Austin show.

Give me a hell yeah.

Hell yeah!

Now, here's Steve Austin.

All right, I'm sitting here at my trailer at the Broken Skull Challenge compound.

I got out here just about an hour ago, settled everything in.

I knew I was going to do a podcast with Missy Hyatt, who I was a huge fan of way back in a day.

And, of course, I'm still a fan of from my days back when I grew up watching

professional wrestling, although Missy Hyatt and I are only about a year apart in age, she got

into business before I did. So anyway, talk with Missy Hyatt. Missy, how are you? It's good to see you

again. It's good to talk to you. I can't remember the last time I saw you in person.

I know. No, it was in New York.

I saw you in New York. When was it? Yeah, you were doing an autograph show. It was in New York a long

time ago, like 2000, I think. Yeah, well, that's 16 years ago. Yeah, yeah, that's how long it's been.

I've been hitting the head with too many steel chairs's been. I've been hitting head with too many steel chairs

and your opponents have been hitting ahead with too many loaded Gucci bags. Exactly, exactly.

And just don't remember now in this interview that we're doing that I am the veteran.

Yes, you are. You're going to have to carry me through this thing. Hey, listen, let's go back to you

for a second because I was a major fan of everything that was UWF or Mid South Power Pro, whatever was called back then. I know you started in Dallas. You got into business when you were 21. You grew up in Florida, correct? Yes, I grew up in Tallahassee. Did you always watch pro wrestling? How did you get turned on to the business? No, you know what?

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