Roddy Piper On Hulk Hogan Controversy: "I Think Everybody Needs To Get A Life"

WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper made an appearance on Rich Eisen's DirecTV Audience Network talk show on Friday in which he discussed a number of topics including today's big Hulk Hogan racial slur story.

The following transcript is courtesy of ProWrestling.NET:

Eisen asked him what his point was regarding the Hogan story. "That's a good question," Piper said with a laugh. "My point is that, boy, you guys are sensitive. Hang on. I know people who have to get up to walk five miles for water first thing in the morning. I'm just saying this literally happens to me my whole life.

"With Hulkster, I don't agree with all his choices, you know what, I don't hear people saying all the great things he does. When he was on the Wheaties' Box, all those kids that said their prayers and took their vitamins. I don't hear them saying that. They just want to nail this." Piper started talking about a little boy in jail and then how Brooke Hogan's name isn't Brooke Hogan. "I just think it is a little... I think everybody needs to get a life. I don't think that anybody should just go to hurt your feelings for no reason." Piper then veered off into talk about being on the board of Stand For the Silent charity.