Drew McIntyre

Love it.

Yeah, yeah.

This is the closest to Scotland that I've stayed in America.

I lived in Louisville, Kentucky.

It was a bit of a culture shock moving straight from my parents' house and university to America when I was 21, turning 22.

I lived in Mandeville, Louisiana briefly.

And I lived in Tampa, which was fun.

You know, your 20s, early 30s, whatever.

Tampa's great.

That's where you want to be.

But eventually, you know, the wife chipped away.

How about the seasons thing?

But when I moved here and I actually kind of got out away for 20 minutes outside of Nashville, the Mount Julia area.

But suddenly those greenery and the personalities, how friendly everyone, you know, is around here.

It felt more like Scotland with a lot more guns.

Do the police have guns?

I was also worried about it when I walked in here.

By the way, if anyone's ever come to this studio, you get instructions, walk into the lobby, and there's like three options.

And I was looking around like, which door do I go in?

Because if I walk into somebody's house, people have guns here.