Yeah, that was the worst one.

And, and then he was no, but my Mark was no s- so nonchalant.

I was like, "What's going on?" He's like, "Eh, Mark's about to kill somebody.

I had to, had to talk him off the ledge there." [laughs] And I was like, "Oh."

Yeah.

But I'll tell you when I knew, like, or when I had that real inkling of, no, this is like there's something there, is by Maryse's reaction, or non-reaction.

If the closure moments aren't what you want them to be, you double down on yourself of, "I can't go out like that." It's a catch-22, and it's addictive, and it's hard to break the cycle and get out of it.

Especially after 30 years, you wanna leave on something that just felt right.

I think after the WrestleMania when he left his jacket and his hat in the middle of the ring, that could have been it.

But he wasn't ready.

So I don't think it's, anything's gonna be a perf-

Limitations, terms and conditions apply.

... perfect puzzle where everything fits together, until he's emotionally and mentally, has that closure.

And I think once he has that closure, you know, this being his identity for 30 years, until he gets that closure, I don't think it matters what happens in the ring.