Paul London

But then it just stayed, you know, nobody knew what was going on and I was still kind of burnt out.

I was doing the work delivering and doing all this bullshit, you know, jobs that you hate, but you have like kind of freedom to do whatever you want to do.

And,

And I like putting myself in situations where people don't know everything about me.

That's why, you know, social media is such a silly tool.

Because for me, it is just that.

It's a tool.

It's a tool to promote things.

That's it, right?

For the most part, it's an edited illusion, right?

Everyone living their best lives and, like, we're so happy and all this stuff.

And I'm not saying that doesn't happen.

But it's basically a Photoshopped life.

It's an edited life.

And so many people put their entire... They put all their chips in on it.

And it ruins things.

And when I talked about it ruining... Not ruining, but hurting the wrestling business...

I don't know what came first, but I, you know, it might've been the speaking out thing when everyone was just, you know, there was cancellations all over the place and a lot of those were warranted.

But I think it put a net of fear over everybody, right?

And so it did allow voices to be heard that should have been heard in the first place.