Cody Rhodes shocked the pro wrestling when he made the move from AEW back to WWE. There are many changes for him now that he's back in his former promotion and that includes the famous ‘bus culture.'

Cody Rhodes was recently on an episode of WWE's After the Bell with Corey Graves podcast, where he talked about the bus culture. It has changed his life ever since he moved from AEW.

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“Bus culture, I’m getting used to this.” “Again, I’m not going to try to take it for granted but what a way to expand your career physically, in terms of, oh my gosh, it’s all here. I can bring my family on the road with me, it’s all right in front of me and not having to do the rental cars and the flights every day. The bus culture, I’m really getting into. I did find that me being a new bus, I feel like they put me in the new bus position which at the last three shows was directly where the fans gather in the parking lot… I’ll spend all day with the fans, but you do have to walk by them three or four times.”

While on the podcast, Cody Rhodes also talked about his favorite WWE title and why he thinks they should bring it back. The former AEW man kept it quite simple.

“I did do that once with the Intercontinental title, it took a lot of work but it was the right call once we got there.” “I think there’s a particular design of the WWE Championship that people are very fond of. I’d say hypothetically it really would be something to achieve the ultimate industry dream, being the best of the best ever in terms of that moment in time, and then perhaps give it a fresh coat of paint with the winged eagle [title]. That would just be something, that’s all I can really say.”