They call me on my bullshit.

Right.

I like that because I'm capable of believing my own nonsense.

I'm quite capable of.

I can convince myself of almost anything I want to.

And I certainly do like to make a lot of money.

But it's not the most important thing.

The most important thing is that I do it in a way that I feel like I haven't compromised my integrity.

I haven't compromised my sense of freedom.

It's kind of good versus evil, too, right? I haven't compromised my integrity. I haven't compromised my sense of freedom.

It's kind of good versus evil, too, right?

Because in wrestling, there was always sort of the good guy, and then there's also the bad guy.

It's a hero's journey.

Yeah, I don't know if you've read that book. Of course, yeah, Joseph Campbell's stuff.

Yeah, fascinating book.

But, you know, you read that book and you realize that it all comes down to basically the same stories.

That's probably one of the things that deep down inside bothers me the most, especially when it comes to my parents, you know.

I can't even want to talk about that.

I'm into that.

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