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What was it like working with Edgar Wright way back when on the video for "After Hours" for The Bluetones and would you like to work with him again now you're both more famous and successful?

Is there anyone you'd never work with again and if so, why?

What's your preferred tipple and choice of Subway sandwhich options?

What's the largest amount of money you've ever seen with your own eyes and how much room did it take up?

What's the best meal you've ever eaten?

What's the fanciest meal or banquet you've ever prepared as a cook?

What's a recipe you know, enjoy and are willing to share?

What's been your highest high point and the lowest, bottom of the barrel point for you personally?

Biggest regret or regrets in hindsight?

After all you've known, suffered and endured, what keeps giving you strength to persevere and continue?

What lessons would you like others to learn from your past and mistakes so they never do the same or repeat them?

Thanks if you do reply, hope you are well and I appreciate the chance to ask you these questions.

How have you adjusted your work out and wrestling routines as you've learned and aged in the business, dealing with injuries and having to travel for shows? Are you for working less but smarter rather than harder but riskier than when you began in light of the recent news about the long term effects of concussions etc?

Also, in the long term, do you have any other career pursuits or ventures you intend to pursue post-wrestling and how do you manage your money currently in preparation for a post-wrestling life? Are you studying anything currently?

Finally, do you comb your beard or do you just let it get bushy and wiry?

This was a pandering waste of time. What the fuck was the point for real? Dude barely answered fuck all and didn't even get double digits, let alone four figures. This was James Corden level bullshit.

How do you sleep at night?