Marc Mero

But I went through—I backslid.

I went through some hard times, brokenness and divorce and death.

And my little brother and sister, they both died at 21.

My mother died at 58.

My dad died while I was holding my arms from lung cancers looking right at me.

And losing, of course, all the guys we wrestled with and against in the business that passed on.

So many hit me hard.

You know, Eddie Guerrero was just such a light in the world, you know, and having so many great matches with Eddie and some of the guys that Brian Pillman and guys that we just traveled with and were with all the time that next thing they're gone.

It's just, you realize how precious life is.

So you show up with a smile on your face all the time.

Well, I look at what's the alternative.

there's a lot of people living in that alternative.

Yes.

A lot of people, you know, that are just upset about what they have or what they don't have.

And they're focused on a lot of people focus on the things they don't have.

Right.

Yeah.

But you're, you just have this, like, you're just this light.

Well, thank you, man.

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