https://twitter.com/CrrankyVince/status/316372009493864448 For any performer new to the stage that WWE provides, standing behind the curtain awaiting your cue must be a strange experience. A unique concoction of nerves and excitement would be flowing through the body, and it'd definitely be a case of sink or swim - cheerfully, most wrestlers have managed to be ready for their time in the spotlight, and it's unthinkable to imagine anybody freaking out and running in the opposite direction, arms flailing as they sprint from the Gorilla Position. During major TV tapings and Pay-Per-Views, Vince can often be found stationed behind the curtain, ensuring the smooth running of his show, and using a headset to bark orders at the announcers. For any newcomer, and even for some who have been around for a while, it must be intimidating to know that the boss is watching your every move, so it's a wonder nobody has elected to cave under the immense pressure. The thought of any wrestler, nevermind a Diva, having a bit of a toilet-related accident before heading through the curtain is downright funny, and hopefully this one has never or will never happen! Toilet humour might be funny, but not for the poor person who would have to clean it up.