Paul London

They call you and they're like...

You know, it's like that scene in Happiness with Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Sticks your picture to the wall.

Believe me, I deal with those.

And then on the spectrum closer to us, we wouldn't be here talking right now if we weren't Marks.

We want to believe something.

We want to taste the magic that really only pro wrestling can provide.

But that can only really be done when you really want this for the right reasons.

When you've been touched and you've been impacted and you've been inspired by that and you're like, I want to do that.

I want to be a professional liar.

I want to be a professional person who fools people all the time.

It's the sleight of hand.

I didn't mean it so much like a professional liar.

But in a way, I mean, you're putting on an illusion.

We're illusionists.

We're one take stunt fighters.

We're one, you know, everything is one take.

You would hope that they would believe it.

Yeah.

What magician is going to finish their show and be like, stick around for 15 minutes and I'll show you how this is done.