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Old 12-14-2021, 02:19 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by xrodmuc316 View Post
Why didnt he ever get bloated and purple from alcohol abuse until he had no rules from his employer? Even though he has said so many times working in WWE was so bad and depressing and soul crushing, why not then? That logically that would be the most ideal time to drown his sorrows.

Super depressed Dean Ambrose had restraint and was still a professional for 7 years, but free from prison happy Jon Moxley drank himself into rehab in 2 years, and you do not believe the culture where he works may have enabled that?
Oh my god! Soon you're going to tell me people gain weight and stop working out or indulge more when they get older! Particularly when they have freedom and aren't held hostage in their personal life by their employer! Shocker!
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