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So we just got here.
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> Wow.
>> Wow.
[MUSIC] >> So like a typical week for us,
let's say a typical week when we're on the road.
We'll have RAW Monday, Wednesday you may have NXT TV or an appearance.
And then Thursday that's usually when you go on the road.
So typically you're gone five, six days a week.
>> Pretty much a 24/7 grind.
>> Yeah.
You're pretty much like a doctor.
You're on call, but you've got to perform.
>> You're on the clock, every hour, every minute.
Every second.
Shoot, I wake up earlier all right?
I wake up earlier than the sun rises just because-
>> So you wake up at night?
>> No bro, see there's this intertwine of time, where it's still dark outside.
So yeah, it might be night time, but
really I'll be waking up at three, four in the morning.
>> So that's the morning, that's dawn.
So you wake up at the break of dawn?
>> Exactly.
>> The break of dawn.
>> Exactly. >> That's when you wake up,
the break of dawn.
>> Before the sun rises.
>> So the amount of work that goes in from NXT straight to WWE is a lot of work.
From PC, you kinda have a schedule on where you have to be at the gym, be here,
be there, be there, but once you make your transition to RAW and WWE,
you pretty much are on your own.
>> Yep.
>> You show up.
You have a time and a place you have to be there for RAW and everything.
But, you have to make time to work out.
You have to make time to eat.
You have to make time to go over whatever you need to do for that day.
You have to make time to make a schedule.
You're an adult.
>> Being a college athlete helped me manage time.
Honestly, ours jumped from one sport and
went right to the next one without really any break.
I got to experience what winning is, and
also got the experience what defeats are and how I handle that.
There's basically, I handle everything that happens when I'm here.
>> I feel like the Marines have taught me to be disciplined.
You have to always, like here, adjust, be young and always be ready to perform.
Military, your partner, the guy you want to squall with, you're reliable and
responsible for their life.
Just like here, we're a tag team.
A good tag team partner can only make you consistent outperforming but in life, too.
Because a lot of tricks that we use here performing, we take it in life.
>> Right.
>> If you work hard, and you continuously always try to endure and be the best and
what to outperform every single person you come in contact with.
>> And it also comes down on like being honest with each other.
>> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying?
And so honesty, being upfront with each other, being above board, complete,
a lot of communication between the both of us.
>> You got to talk.
It's one of the most proud moments we have is just, this might sound cliche, but
just obviously being able to show up here every day, and being welcome, and
having the opportunity to make a change.
Obviously us winning the Tag Team Championship and winning NXT Takeover 25.
Now we was there in that seeming moment of winning.
Then going on from NXT to making a transition to RAW.
>> But now we're set on our way.
Like little ducks when they grow up from the eggs and they hatch.
We're taking off to Monday Night Raw.
This is good.
This is a good start so far.
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>> But you just gotta understand sometimes you have to sit back and
just take it all in, cuz there's a lot.
We get to perform in front of people.
People that are going through hardships, like trials and tribulations in your life,
and they come out and they come out for two, three hours to come see us do what we
do just to take their mind off of what's happening in the world.
And that's a privilege for us to be a part of, to be a difference.
Or be the one positive thing that they may see and
endure throughout that whole day, or it may even be that whole year.
It's crazy.
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