Heath Slater, Or The Chick From Wendy's

I Know A Lot Of Actors Who Live With Kind Of A Soundtrack In Their Lives, Even To Go To The Market. I'm Not That Kind Of Actor. I Don't Listen To Songs. I Actually Like Quiet.

I Think I'm Not Uber Into The Comedy Scene, But I Love To Laugh, Especially In Our Business, Where You're Always Front And Center Over An Extremely, Sometimes Overly-critical Live Audience. I Think It Helps To Laugh.

When I First Became "controversial" And The Fanbase Became Divided It Was Backwards! Because Normally In Our Industry, When You Hear A Certain Noise, You Become A Bad Guy. My Job Wasn't To Do That, Which Was A Bit Of Wandering Into No Man's Land. At The Wwe, It's Our Job To Tell Stories. I'm One Of The Few Characters Who Can Be In The Wwe And Can Then Take That Experience And Spin It Out To Real-life Lessons. When You Can Clock Into Work And Make A Difference In Someone Else's Life, That's A Good Way To Make A Living.

When People Show Loyalty To You, You Take Care Of Those Who Are With You. It's How It Goes With Everything. If You Have A Small Circle Of Friends, And One Of Those Friends Doesn't Stay Loyal To You, They Don't Stay Your Friend For Very Long.

I Think That Any Sort Of Hindsight, Especially In This Wrestling Industry, Is A Waste Of Time, And Time Is Extremely Valuable. I Don't Control That. People Ask Me To Do Something, And It Is Our Job, As Entertainers, To Do The Best That We Can To Accomplish That Goal. What I Get Upset About In This Business Is That So Many People Talk About The "what If," Instead Of The "what Is." The "what Is" Is More Important. If Someone Were To Go Back 15 Years And Say, "you Should Have Done This," It's Too Late. I Was Told To Do "x," And I Was Trying To Do "x" The Best Way That I Could.