Yeah, I imagine the music man is, you know, I, I don't, I'm not going to say I'm like him, but I have these ideas like three in the morning.

I should call Shaw Mooney right now. Wait a minute. What time is it what Sean Mooney is? Oh, I can't do that. I can't do that to him. He just got out work. I can't call him now. he will kill me he will kill me but let's get to the event because one of the biggest things about

this is ultimate warrior versus the macho king career ending match warrior defeats the macho man in one of the greatest

wrestling ending in matches of all time not just golden era of all time did macho man because

there's so many stories about this did matchman actually want to step away from the ring or is this

a we want you to go be working the office savage we want to step away from the ring? Or is this a, we want you to go be working in the office savage?

We want to use your mind, not your body.

What do you think?

I'm going to say no, but we've heard so many stories from other people on other podcasts about this.

No, you know, even though, you know, maybe some ways that the idea of getting a break

and getting paid is a good, is a good thing in professional wrestling.

And at that point, you know, Randy's very well paid.

And, but no, no, not for one second.

Did Randy Savage ever, ever want to step out of the ring and, and especially at that point his career?

And as we have discussed before, I don't know what Randy was at that time.

How old he was? I think he was 39, somewhere.

He was a young man still.

And here you're considering him some geezer because of the, right?

So it's just amazing today.

We see what the guys are doing in their 50s,

that they're still doing unbelievable things in the ring.

But at that time, and of course,

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