I think the people want Daniel Bryan, Kane. I know you know who he is. The fans want him. They want him when The Authority is talking, they want him when CM Punk is in danger, and they want the hell out of him when his music hits. But there seems to be an invisible force field between Daniel Bryan and the accolades he deserves, and the fans are losing patience. The tried-and-true method of chasing a title loses its lustre when the chase never comes to fruition for the most beloved babyface in the company. Fans will soon tire of cheering for anyone, if you don't give them the Daniel Bryan payoff they've been waiting over a year for. That 18-second loss at WrestleMania 28 wasn't just The Kiss of AJ, but The Kiss of Death for Daniel Bryan's ability to reach the summit. He's been just within reach for far too long, and has had it taken away too many times. Give the people what they want, enough so they keep asking for more. Think of it this way, Kane: if your target market keeps asking for apples, and you continually give them crab apples, they might eat the crab apples for a while, because they're hungry. But then they'll get sick of the taste, and stop asking altogether. You don't want that to happen, Kane. If you fulfill this list of 5 Things To Do As Director Of Operations, you will guarantee your spot in the Fake Management Hall of Fame.