Bret said he doesn't know, but would like to return to Pittsburgh. He said he always liked Pittsburgh and that it had a lot of similarities to Canada. Bret said he is mostly living his life up in Canada and doing some traveling. Said he tries not to be a slave to hotels anymore.

Another caller asks if he would like to be a manager in WWE for any younger guys coming up:

Bret said he thinks about it, but that he always wanted to be remembered as a great wrestler and not a referee or manager. He said he could probably find a way to make himself useful in wrestling, but feels he has done enough. Bret said he was famous for being a great wrestler and wants to be known for that.

Todd Grisham asks Bret if he watches any guys on WWE TV today and screams at the TV that they are doing something wrong:

Bret said he would like to teach some guys how to put on the Sharpshooter.

Another caller asks if he could have a match with anybody right now, who would it be?

Bret said he would like to have one last match with Kurt Angle, but doesn't see himself ever returning to the ring ever. He said he would like to work with some of the young guys like John Cena and Batista. Bret said he was good at wrestling guys bigger or smaller than him, but was more comfortable with guys at the same size as him like Curt Hennig or British Bulldog.

Todd Grisham asks if anyone can do the Sharpshooter right?

Bret said guys like Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle can do it, but the other guys he sees can't do it right.

How he got the "excellence of execution" nickname:

Gorilla Monsoon.

On where he got "the best there is, was and ever will be" line from:

Bret said he got it from the movie The Natural (1984 film starring Robert Redford) and was more of a filler to use for his mic time. He noted they used it early on in the Hart Foundation. He said some guys fish for something to close a promo with and that was it for him.

His WrestleMania 13 match with Steve Austin:

He said more people come up to him in the last 10 years to tell him that was there favorite match. Bret said it was a classic confrontation between a good guy and bad guy. He said they worked hard together to make their storyline credible.

Word Association:

The Dungeon: Torture chamer.