The Trade Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
- 60 min
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capture the sun's energy
and they change it into, and they...
If it wasn't for Matt,
boring lives as teenagers.
Here's round three
of kegger smashing.
What was that?
Matthew had quite a lot
of friends in high school
and he was kind of the leader
of them, which was nice.
He got into a lot of trouble.
But it wasn't bad things that he did,
it was just mischievous things like
you know, spitballs.
And of course there were probably things
I didn't know about.
Oh, sh*t.
Uh-oh!
It was always interesting
hanging around with Matt.
We had a friend that
would supply us with M-80s
and quarter sticks.
We had a lot of explosives
on hand that we used.
And if we didn't have those,
we would make match head bombs.
Not anything but just for the simple fact
of blowing things up, it was just for fun.
Whoa.
Hey, there's Terry.
Hey, Terry.
I've never had friends
quite like the people I grew up with.
We did everything together.
We had time for each other.
We never worried that we were wasting it.
We were free to think about
the things that made us laugh.
That made us happy.
And my friends,
they understood me.
As bizarre as I was,
they got my sense of humor.
And they'd join with me in my ambitions
no matter how strange they were.
All of us grew together.
and we changed, together.
I don't think we took it for granted,
but we did imagine that it
would always be that way.
That the world would
always just be a funny joke
to laugh at.
And that all the stress and sadness
that everybody else dealt with,
student loans, job resumes,
car insurance, home mortgages,
weddings to pay for, kids to feed,
divorce lawyers, debt.
Well, we'd just refuse to participate.
Go wipe your ass now!
Oh, sh*t!
'Cause who could make us?
But in reality, nobody is exempt.
Eventually, in our youth,
most of us will take a hit
that stays with us for life.
Have you spent time thinking about
what it really meant to be crucified?
Have you ever studied what the
Roman crucifixion was like?
They slapped him and
said, "Tell us the name
"of the person that slapped you."
Put a crown of thorns on his forehead
and push it down until it
bites into his temples.
And they take this whip and they lash
into the person over and over again.
They waited for the blood to dry
into the robe that was on his back,
and then they tore it off.
Placed one foot over the other
and drove a spike through his bones.
Every time you sin,
he feels the pain of that sin on the cross
2,000 years ago.
There's not one person in here, not one,
through this kind of torture.
Not one of us has the courage.
Not one of us would be able
to stand in for what he did.
Perseverance is nothing
but stubbornness refined.
So you really need to watch what you say
around stubborn people.
I don't think I was worried about Matt
or concerned about Matt growing up.
But I definitely saw signs of
darkness, you know, his
hair started to get longer,
he started wearing ripped, tattered pants
and spiked collars.
If there was anything dark or odd
or creepy, he was into it.
I worried that he was filling his mind
with things that weren't healthy,
and I wondered how this
would affect him negatively.
goes through this.
But after a while, down
the line, the ninja battles
just turned into, they were free for alls.
We were going around
trying to hurt each other
basically to get something good on film.
And it did happen.
Matt, I believe, broke his nose.
He also incorporated barbed wire
and some fluorescent lights
were in the ninja battles,
but he was the only one brave enough
to take a hit of lights.
Definitely the major injuries
all happened to Matt.
Matt was the one that was
willing to take it the farthest.
Is there any good scars?
Any battle wounds from this one?
That's right about
the time the humor
started to fade.
And the innocence.
My thoughts and my plans
were increasingly guided by violence
and hostility.
But above all, self harm.
That's when I learned
if you can make people laugh
or keep them entertained,
it's amazing the things
you can get away with.
Burns, just all tore up.
No, it's okay.
I'm just hyperactive.
Oh, sh*t!
No, really.
I'm fine.
See, I'm a fan of stunt work.
That's my motive.
It's just the performance that I enjoy.
Funny thing is,
I didn't know what I was feeling.
But somehow I was convinced
that I wanted more.
If only there were a place
where this kind of
behavior was normal.
We had to just sit
him down and say, okay,
you are free to do
whatever you want to do,
but you're also free to pay
the consequences of your actions.
And that took a lot of
tension out of our family
because Matthew was really strong willed.
And we released him into a
phase of life where he was
free to make his own decisions.
And he made decisions that
were costly to him sometimes.
Matt is on his own program,
and I don't think anything I would've said
would've had an effect on him.
Matt is just motivated, and I think
even then he knew what he wanted to do.
probably made some plans
I knew at the time though,
because it wasn't regulated
to the same extent when I was involved,
I knew it was an atmosphere
where I could explore
some of the hostility
that was in me without
getting charges pressed against me.
When he decided to do
this, I actually drew
a picture of him in a set of hands
and drew a little stick
figure of my son inside them
and just said, "Lord, he's yours now.
"I'm trusting you to take
care of him and protect him."
What you see here is nothing
compared to what you're gonna see.
Tell 'em, Mondo!
This is just the start.
This is the way we choose to live.
Nobody tells us we have to do this stuff.
We are ultra violent.
We are CZW, and there's
no other federation
on the planet like us.
It looks like he's trying to go
for the Assault Driver.
The Assault Driver,
the Assault Driver.
25 feet in the air.
Oh, bam, someone call 911!
Mondo going upstairs,
high risk maneuver.
The M. Bison, the M. Bison!
Ouch!
Bam!
CZW, CZW!
Nick Mondo has the
highest threshold of pain.
Remember Un F'n Believable?
John House has him up.
Tomorrow everybody sees
just how sick Nick Mondo can be.
Reversal of the
Irish Whip, Nick Mondo!
Holy f***!
Sh*t, holy f***!
The Iron Man Title.
If you wanna wear the Iron Man Title,
you have to wear scars on your body.
If you wanna carry the Iron Man Title,
you have to carry broken bones.
If you wanna have the Iron Man Title,
you have to have concussions.
I've done every single
one of those things.
Are you kidding me?
You gotta be nuts, you
gotta be kidding me.
Nick Mondo just went to hell.
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