Come on dude. I'm sure he's a nice guy. But there's literally not a single person in the periphery of the wrestling business who has made a bigger deal of doing so little in the business. He was Dusty's assistant. He got him coffee and food and made him copies of shit. He wasn't a writer, he wasn't a contributor to anything. He got people comp DVDs because he's a tape trader. That's why they all liked him, because he was a kiss-ass that had unfettered access to obscure footage. There's a good reason they don't interview the craft services people at movie press junkets, nor do they do Blu Ray commentaries featuring production assistants that filled up soda coolers on set. Because they're a minor cog in the wheel. I'm sure listening to any one of them they have stories of their time and inflate their importance to the process too. But let's not celebrate this dude because he thinks he had this great impact on NXT because he didn't. He gave Sasha banks 50 DVDs of something that helped her maybe learn a little bit of something. Big deal. Might as well celebrate the guy at FYE that sold her the WWE DVDs when she was growing up too. It's embarrassing to watch this dude sit there and "oh yeah me too" the whole way through this interview as if he had an equal role and was equally as important as any wrestler. Yeah, he was there and he talked to them. So was the janitor. And they're not inviting him to do any shoot interviews any time soon I don't think.