Jeff Jarrett talks about Foley's Departure

The following is a portion from an interview with TNA Founder and Star Jeff Jarrett. In the interview he talks about the harsh critics of TNA wrestling as well as the recent departure of Mick Foley from the company.

"There comes a point when an employee comes to basically a fork in the road in their business life, if they have the ability to move on and don't need the paycheck anymore and feel like they can't work under these conditions anymore such as Mick, he moved on. My hat's off to him, the a guy didn't stick around and be disgruntled. If he wasn't happy, it was time for him to move on. The worst thing a talent can do is stick around and just let things fester. Because they need the paycheck they stay, but they're miserable, which isn't doing anybody good, it's doing everyone a disservice themselves included and life's too short. If you're not happy with the situation, move on.... I've got an immense amount of respect for Mick Foley.... I respect him as a performer immensely but more as the person that he is."

The full interview can be downloaded at the source.

Source: Wrestlezone.com

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