How did that come about, you know, working with the Insane Clown Posse, man? You know, many of us remember growing up, if you wasn't, you know, into the music, you remember them from their appearances in professional wrestling.

Yeah.

So, I was a huge fan of them in high school.

Like, it was, you know, they were rap music, they were shock rock, they were into wrestling.

So, I was like, oh, man, that's everything I like, like even, even before I'd ever heard a single song from them, I'd seen their faces.

I'd seen like clips of the videos I'd heard, you know, their record got released and then pulled off the shelves on the same day.

And I was like, Oh man, as a 12, 13 year old, like that's everything you want.

So what's it been like for you working with him? Especially you growing up as a fan of the business and, you know, we mentioned we were the same age.

Like, how did that come about, and how is that working for, you know, people that you really idolized as a kid?

You know, it, it's, uh, it's always, it's always been the thing that I wanted to do.

Like, in two, I started training in 2005.

Me and my buddy Bobby went to The Gathering that year, and they do, like, a tryout every year.

And we had, we'd been training, like, three months or something, and we just got in there and beat the crap out of each other.

We knew how to do a couple of cool moves.

I could do, like, a, a, a nice moonsault already, so we did that, and we did all the cool moves we knew how to do.

I was a big WCW cruiserweight kid, so, uh, do you have any, is there any stories on the Rey Mysterio match, or, you know, a good road story, uh, you know, during that time you got to work Rey?