Raven

to catch a 7 or 8 a.m.

flight, you know, and then you got to catch a flight.

And after the flight, you got to go to the gym.

And then you got to drive to the arena, which sometimes can be three hours.

Sometimes it's, you know, five minutes, you know, but sometimes it's three hours.

And then you got to get ready to wrestle.

And then you got to, you know, change all your clothes again.

take a shower.

So, you know, two showers a day, you know, one after the match, one before from after working out, you know, it's a, it's a 12, 14 hour day.

And then of course you want to go out and get some afterwards.

You want to, uh, unwind after the match.

So you, after the match, you wait till the show's over.

And then you, you know, if you're riding with somebody who's on the last, you got to wait till the end of the card.

And, uh,

Then you go out and then you drink till 1, 2, 3 in the morning and end up again at 6 a.m.

What's so interesting about your chosen profession is fans only see the 10-minute match, 15-minute match on TV.

They don't see the other, the rest of the week and everything else that goes into it.

Yeah, and it's a 6, 7, 6, well, now I think it's down to four days a week.

I don't know how many days a week WWE does.

AEW, I think, does one night a week, but...