I Love Working In Canada.

I Think By The Time I Was Born, My Parents Had Pretty Well Run The Gauntlet With Their Kids. The Novelty Had Kind Of Worn Off By The Time The Twelfth Child Was Born. I Was Lucky To Get Fed And Changed, Picked Up And Taken To School.

All I Had To Do Was Go Out And Perform. One Of The Hardest Things Was Doing Those Back Flips, Where You Had To Jump Up And Land On The Top Rope. It's Precision Movement.

It's Good To Go Out And Entertain These People, And You've Got Them On The Edge Of Their Seat, They're Standing Up. Then You Know That You've Done Your Job, You've Entertained Them. My Way Of Entertaining Them Is Going Out And Wrestling. Everyone's Got Their Different Ways.

The Perks Of Working In Japan Are That You Might Go For Two Weeks Every Three Or Four Months, So You Do Work An Abbreviated Schedule. But You Really Make Up For The Abbreviated Schedule By How Hard You Have To Fight, How Much You've Got To Be In Shape.

I Did It!!!! Wooooo!!!!!!!!!!