Candice: But if you're more of you know, kind of the girl who's been doing a lot of modeling, um, or that kind of stuff, maybe the diva contest is better for you. But I mean the one thing that I always warn people about is you know, this is the hardest business to be a part of; To work your butt off for. It's not a beauty contest so don't come in thinking oh I'm going out for you know, Hawaiian Tropics contest and hopefully you know, I'll win this prize money and that's it. There's blood, there's sweat, there's tears. Um, it's actually funny because you know, Melina's been you know, doing these blogs that I've been blogging against her with on WWE.com and recently they wouldn't put up my new blog because of the fact of the WrestleMania and goes between her and Ashley. But she accused me of only being here, being one of the girls who you know, was in the contest, in this beauty contest and is just here to be on TV. And I just come back with the thing that my resume is longer than what she can read. And if I just wanted to be on TV, I would not fly coach. I would not rent my own car. I would not drive 200 miles Friday, Saturday, Sunday all the way to Monday Night RAW each day. I would not stay in the cheapest hotels like the Red Roof Hotel and, and, deal with her bull backstage if I just wanted to be on TV. I live in Hollywood. I've been in Hollywood. I've been in numerous movies, commercials, you name it. I'm there because I want to learn to wrestle. I wanna show the fans what I can do. I'm there because there is a purpose of what I can do. So if people want to get into this business just to be on TV, go to Hawaiian Tropics. If you're going to be here, you know, just come here and do it because you really want to wrestle and you really want to learn this sport because you're going to work your butt off once you get here.

Hosts: And that's a minute you're not gonna hear on Monday Night RAW! Now that sounded very serious. I mean back and forth, you know, whatever internet sites you go on you hear people saying, oh this has got to be part of the storyline, you know, blah, blah, blah, but that sounded very serious. It sounded very true to life shall we say.

Candice: It is very serious you know, and you know, you try to sound, sound seriousness, you know, to give something to the storyline and unfortunately, you know, WrestleMania is taking a different turn so maybe after WrestleMania, you know, the fans will be able to see what's going on or... thank goodness for MySpace and I'll be able to blog on there and you know, give my side of the story out, but you know, I'm not here just to be here and be a pretty face here because there's so much work to be here. I mean the stuff that you deal with, trying to learn how to wrestle when you've never been to wrestling school before. Getting my nose broken in the ring. Trust me, I don't get my nose broken in the movies. I don't really get slapped in the face in the movies. You know, all that other stuff. You know, so I'm really here because I want to be here and um, you know, I'm going to show the fans that I'm here and I'm learning, and I'm training and um, you know, one of these days I'll be a great champion for them.