Rebekah: "Yes. Drew is the married one last I knew anyway. I only go by what is on the net or what comes out of your mouths."

Seth: "All right, so your not a crazy stalker following around the WWE. That's good."

Rebekah: "Nope. Not even close. This is my first live event."

Seth: "Did you enjoy the show out there?"

Rebekah: "I did, but I have beef with the Constable Corbin story-line."

Seth: "Let me guess. He's too much of a douche and should stick to being a bad ass wrestler."

Rebekah: "Yes. He's not believable in a suit and acting like an authoritative figure. He was believable as the Lone Wolf out there kicking ass and taking names."

Seth: "I know what it's like to fall victim to the whole "Nobody knows what to do with your character" routine they tend to put the bad asses through. Hell, Finn all but killed The Demon King after the Halloween match with Bray got taken away from him due to Bray being sick."

Rebekah: "The difference is Finn never came out and said he was out to hurt people. He never bucked the system the way Corbin did when he first came out on Smack Down. He was hated and people loved it. Now, he's out there in a suit and a shirt that's 10 times too small for him. He looks ridiculous. The bald head I can deal with. Not many can actually pull that off without looking stupid. But, the clothes that are very obviously not the right size are ridiculous."

Seth: "I can agree there. Kane even fell victim to the whole wrestling in a suit that's too small for him gag."

Rebekah: "Look at me. I'm over here just going off at the mouth. I don't even work for WWE."

Seth: "It's all right. Some people are very passionate about WWE and they don't like seeing certain people they like being misused."

Rebekah: "Exactly. I am very passionate about the WWE and the stars deserve to be respected. Like the stories I hear all the time about people coming up to the Divas and just demanding they take pictures with them and when someone says "No" or tries to politely tell them they are having a bad day or don't have the time suddenly that person is just horrible."

Seth: "Yeah. I'm not a Diva, but I get that all the time. It's not as bad now as when I was Mr. Money in The Bank. I went through a very public break up with my girlfriend of 7 and a half years and you'd think I was the biggest asshole around the way people were talking about me. I wore sunglasses in public and nobody could see my eyes. The other sin was not stopping to talk to people in between shows. Suddenly, everyone thought I was taking my fame to my head and forgetting about who put me on the map. That just wasn't the case. I hate to point out the obvious, but you all get to experience your life out of the public eye. You don't have cameras and people constantly in your face demanding you tell them how your feeling. If you feel like shit, there is only so much pushing you can take before you just snap and go off. It's nothing personal, it's just your victim number 50 that happened to push the last button down."

Rebekah: "I get it. I don't think because someone lives their life in the public eye that it automatically means I am obligated to be that person's best friend and know every tiny detail of their life. It's called a private personal life for a reason. If I was meant to know everything I'd have your phone number and we'd hang out together. I wouldn't be all over public media bragging about it. I can't stand when I see a fan all over public media just pounding a little tiny fact into the ground. When your break up happened that's all I heard about "Did you see the pics?" Dude, if I wanted to see the pics I'd have googled them. I don't see where it's any of my business. Granted, she aired your laundry in public, but still. There was an apology given. The hacked pictures were taken down and all was good again. No need to hammer it into my head that she leaked out revenge porn pics."

Seth: "Can you imagine it from my point of view? Millions of people that I have never so much as even thought about are coming up to me and asking to see my junk in real life. I've had people bring copies of those same embarrassing photos for me to sign. Then they'd get mad when I'd ask where they got those from or refuse to sign them. Dude, I don't want to sign my own naked pictures. That's something I'd rather forget ever happened. The situation sucked for all of us and now that chapter is closed. That's like me demanding to see every female with their top off as a sort of pay back for what happened to me. Nobody would think that was flattering. But, I get "Don't be embarrassed. They're nice pictures. You're very blessed." They weren't meant for the public eye to ever see. They were supposed to stay between me and my, then fiance. Moral of the story is don't share nude selfies on any form of media. Even if it is your own private cell phone."