Brian Regan

My favorite memory of weirdos over there is my buddy Ray worked there for like 10 minutes.

And that guy, there was like inspirational story guy, and he's the guy who was in the wheelchair, and he was missing his arms pretty much from mid-bicep down or elbow down.

But yet he had some kind of fly or bench.

He could fly or wrestle.

He could wrestle.

He was one of those overachiever guys.

And you know the stories where like, hey, he's playing nose guard for his high school football team, but he's blind.

And then the coach goes, I'm telling you, this kid could make it in the NFL.

And your job is to go like, okay, yeah, that's sweet.

But not to get him a tryout for the Titans, right?

He isn't actually going to play in the NFL.

Oh, great.

Well, somebody said to my buddy Ray, hey, that guy in the wheelchair?

He's got no limbs, but he has so much upper body strength that if he tried to touch his two nubs together, no man could stop them from touching.

And Ray's like, oh, yeah?

Well, he just met the man.

And the next thing you know, Ray's on top of a guy in a wheelchair.

And they're fighting it out to the death.

Yeah, yeah.

And it's like, it's 15 feet from the stage and this guy just got done going on stage and raised on top of him on the wheelchair and they're fighting.