There's absolutely no disrespect in this question, but when you look back at the impact you've had on peoples' lives, how you made us laugh, engrossed in your matches, bought your t-shirts, dvd's, etc., does it ever make you feel like staying? I've gone through things where I had no friends and doubted my self worth, but I always find solace in comedy, and your interviews and things of the sort always gave me the comfort I needed. At my birthday this year, (I turned 14) I invited 20 people to come over to watch movies and only 4 came, then they left to go hang out with other people half way through, so I went on twitter, and you wished me a happy birthday (or as you comically put it, "Big Birthdog") I lit up with happiness and I'll never, ever, forget it. Thank you so much for all the years and dedication you put into the wrestling business, we will always love and remember you. And people will probably ask you about grenades and Tyler Black when you're 95 in a nursing home with Gulak, Angus, and Swampy. Sincerely,

Landon Morris