On this week's episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the boys talk about their favorite watches and the weirdest things they've ever given each other. They also talk about a lot of other stuff, too, like the fact that Lex bought a $20 watch from Amazon and it has a moon on it, and why it's one of the best things he's ever given someone. Also, they talk about the time that Joe bought a watch that looks like it's from the 80s and it's worth a lot more than $200, and how to get a watch with a moon face on it that's worth the price of admission to a museum. And, of course, there's a new segment called "Time Bomb" where the boys try to figure out what the hell is going on with the moon in the sky. Enjoy! Logo by Courtney DeKorte. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. Art: Mackenzie Moore. Cover art by Ian Dorsch. We are working on transcribing this episode of the pod and putting it on a website. Please help us out with any comments, questions or suggestions for future episodes. Thank you so much for all the amazing work you guys sent in. We really appreciate all the support and love you all. Thank you, bye! -Jon and Brett. Timestamps: 1:00: 2:00 - What's your favorite watch? 3:30 - What would you give someone? 4:20 - What kind of watch do you're wearing right now? 5: What color band do you like? 6:40 - How often do you wear it? 7:00 8:00- What is your favorite timepiece do you have? 9:10 - What are you wearing? 11: What timepiece you like the moon face? 12:30 13:30-16:40- What color background? 15:00 +3:00 & 16: What do you prefer? 17:00+17:30 +16: What is the moon phase? 18:40 +17:50 - Which color band? 19: Is it your favorite thing? 21:30 & 17:30+ - What color bands? 22:40+ 17:20 +18:50 +20:50+
00:04:28.000Maybe you have the blood type, or you're just built different, where you're not the guy who's going to get COVID. I don't know, man, but I was at a show.
00:04:37.000I was at a show with several people that wound up getting COVID. Because I went to this show, and I didn't expect that it was going to be so COVID-y.
00:05:26.000For people that didn't listen to the Mark Gordon podcast, I'd recommend you listen to it because there's actual peer-reviewed studies on quercetin, which is something called an ionophore.
00:05:34.000Which gets ions into the cells, and then you take that with zinc as a much higher absorption rate of zinc.
00:05:41.000And according to Dr. Gordon, it essentially stops viruses dead in its tracks when you take this on a regular basis.
00:05:47.000Even COVID. Yeah, and I have not wavered even a little on my vitamins.
00:07:25.000It's like, we have such a problem with obesity in this country and poor diet, and that is the number one comorbidity factor, apparently, for COVID deaths, is being overweight.
00:09:50.000Black Beauties, Abyssinian Tea, Candy, Tranks, Circles, Erasers, Wolfies, Jellies, Moggies, Valleys, Eggs, School Bus, I Love a Little Aunt Nora, French Fries, Liquid X, Blind Squid, Cat Valium, Green Jet, Special K, Super Acid,
00:12:07.000Wall Street speculation and these people that have been, these hedge fund guys, they've been manipulating the stock market in a very similar way forever.
00:12:18.000But these guys on Reddit decided to get together collectively.
00:13:20.000This is where it gets complicated because now regulars...
00:13:23.000Do me a favor and go to Sagar, his Instagram page, because he gave me permission to play this today because he talks about how this is really exposing the actual corruption in the stock market and real market manipulation because they're trying to do something about the fact that these Wall Street guys are getting fucked over and hedge funds have lost billions of dollars because...
00:13:50.000But the thing is that now that these guys...
00:14:12.000This is the first story that's excited me in a long time, covering the pandemic and Trump and Stop the Steal and Capitol riots and the Biden presidency.
00:14:23.000And I have not felt a pep in my step like this in many months.
00:14:27.000And it is now thanks to a bunch of Redditors going after the people I despise the most in our society.
00:14:57.000It's the ultimate David and Goliath story.
00:15:01.000Underemployed and unemployed sitting at home in their pajamas using the power of the internet and new trading platforms like Robinhood to destroy the kings of American finance.
00:15:11.000We are never going to go back to the old ways of doing business.
00:15:17.000It's one that we, my friends, must resist absolutely at all costs.
00:15:22.000Now they know that they do not have a monopoly on manipulating the market, they are going to do everything in their power to go after you and people like me who are not on the side of the billionaire elite.
00:15:34.000As I laid out yesterday, they are already going into overdrive on CNBC, who started off yesterday by inviting the literal CEO of the NASDAQ on to call for more regulation.
00:16:28.000Assholes like him, the last thing that guy wants in terms of being able to manipulate the market and make as much money as possible is fucking regulation.
00:16:36.000So him calling for regulation is kind of hilarious.
00:16:38.000And him saying that they're manipulating it with social media, this is literally what they do.
00:16:50.000There are interesting things happening that seem to be spawned to some extent, or at least blown out of proportion by social media again, Adina.
00:16:58.000Well, I do think, though, that as we look at these new technologies that are there available to everyone, including investors, I think it's also important for regulators to understand that manipulation is manipulation, whether it's happening through a new technology medium or it's happening through traditional mail.
00:17:15.000I think it's just a matter of making sure that we understand what the behavior is, what's underpinning the behavior, and working appropriately with the regulators to manage the situation.
00:17:26.000She looks like a female version of the blind scientist from Contact with Jodie Foster.
00:18:21.000The guy from CNBC, who hates regulation, is now calling for more regulation.
00:18:25.000And the CEO of the head of one of the largest trading exchanges in the world is agreeing with him.
00:18:31.000Notice, when hedge funds manipulate markets, when they screw over regular people in different companies, when Wall Street requires billions of dollars in bailouts and floats from the Federal Reserve, there isn't any call for more regulation.
00:18:43.000But a couple of average Joes on the internet make money at the expense of a billionaire hedge fund.
00:19:06.000And if you don't know who that is, it's the former SEC chairman who literally presided over the dot-com bubble and was appointed by Bill Clinton, who perhaps more than any president is responsible for much of the financialization of our economy beginning in his administration.
00:19:22.000Levitt wrote an op-ed in Bloomberg calling for a full agency investigation into online stock trading platforms.
00:19:29.000And said that social media is taking advantage of users' behavioral psychology and pushing them into dangerous territory.
00:19:37.000I don't even really disagree with that.
00:19:39.000But doesn't it just tell you everything?
00:19:41.000That this is what they want to investigate now?
00:19:44.000That this is what they want the government to do something about now?
00:19:47.000Now, don't underestimate how mainstream this view is.
00:19:50.000Yesterday, the White House press secretary said Janet Yellen is, quote, monitoring the situation.
00:19:56.000Elizabeth Warren tweeted out that we needed more regulation.
00:19:58.000The state securities regulator for the state of Massachusetts said GameStop trading should be halted for 30 days.
00:20:04.000And the SEC now says they're working with regulators to assess the situation, review the activities and other participants.
00:20:13.000Like I said, hey, maybe that's justified, but you people are silent on the crimes of the actually influential people who rig our economy on a daily basis.
00:24:15.000Yeah, when I asked Tim Kennedy how far he was telling me about this ranch, he's like, well, it's 55 minutes driving or 20 minutes by helicopter.
00:24:22.000Well, I don't have a helicopter, dude.
00:25:08.000You can cook it at like a lower temperature for a longer period of time and like sous vide.
00:25:14.000Because it'll kill the parasites if it gets to a certain temperature for a prolonged period of time.
00:25:20.000I think they've proven that you can sous vide like wild pig and eat it in a medium rare, but you have to get it to 135 and cook it for many hours.
00:25:32.000Yeah, Tim don't give a fuck about that.
00:25:37.000The thing is, they get hired by ranches, or they get told by ranchers, like, this is a place where you can take people to shoot them, because Texas is infested with wild pigs.
00:27:28.000And then Newsom is releasing, they've changed their policy in California in terms of they're allowing the restaurants to open, but yet they're not showing the COVID data anymore.
00:27:42.000Because the reason why they're allowing the restaurants to open is, I gotta think it has something to do with pressure, and I gotta think it has something to do with the fact that he's being recalled.
00:27:53.000Like, you're not in L.A., but every morning you used to be on there talking shit, and we're locking down this, and this is why we're doing this.
00:27:59.000Since the recall, you barely hear from him.
00:28:06.000Yeah, it's like, they let you talk and you fucked up, dude.
00:28:10.000Yeah, well, the other thing is that he did a Q&A and some guy asked him, you know, is this because of the pressure, like reopening restaurants because of the pressure, because of the recall.
00:29:18.000It's like there's so much garbage in politics and when you see these people that make decisions that crush small businesses and crush restaurants and 75% of all restaurants in LA are gone and they're probably never coming back.
00:29:31.000What's interesting to me is people still put up with it.
00:29:33.000It's like, you're going to listen to this guy after all this?
00:29:56.000But I talked to Emily at the economy store, and she was saying they were having a conversation, I think today or Friday, that the economy store in La Jolla is going to open up next month, hopefully.
00:30:48.000And John was telling me that when he was speaking out against the regulators and the regulations they were putting down in Los Angeles, they were visiting his place every fucking day.
00:34:33.000And that's what you saw with Gavin Newsom when he's eating at that restaurant with no fucking mask and then lying about the fact that it was outdoors.
00:34:39.000Well, his approval rating's in the tank, so he'll get his.
00:34:42.000How does he have any approval ratings?
00:35:22.000He's like, man, we got to open up because we're not going to have anything to open back up to if we keep shutting down.
00:35:27.000We're like, yeah, bitch, we've been saying this since day one, dude.
00:35:30.000Dude, when I talk to politicians who will talk to me both on the record and off the record, there was decisions that were made that were trying to fuck Trump over.
00:36:32.000But what you don't want to have happen in California, and this would make me leave California, is you look at what Washington and Minneapolis did with the taxes.
00:37:33.000It's a weird year, but I think for the people that survived, the one benefit, if you want to look for the silver lining in the cloud, the one benefit is that I think people are going to appreciate freedom and health and just the way things were.
00:41:28.000And I think that what kept me and a lot of people in Los Angeles was the showbiz industry.
00:41:35.000But I don't think the showbiz industry applies to us the same way it applies to people that are trying to get on sitcoms.
00:41:41.000I don't know why you're trying to get on there.
00:41:44.000Well, I was making fun of Chris DiStefano because he was like, I'm trying to figure out how to come out there because we have this show on True TV. I'm like, what the fuck are you doing, dude?
00:41:52.000You say that, but look what happened with those Impractical Jokers, guys.
00:41:55.000Those guys are selling out fucking arenas.
00:45:57.000Again, it goes back to, you know, in major sports with the UFC. When everyone was scared and shut down, they went, nah, we're going to do it in this island in fucking Abu Dhabi.
00:47:57.000That just shows you what a cracker Dustin Poirier is.
00:47:59.000The fact that Max Holloway, who beats the shit out of Calvin Cater and says, I'm the best boxer in the UFC. And Dustin's like, hold on, son.
00:48:32.000So as soon as Dustin, I don't know why he thought this, as soon as he got backstage, he must have got to his phone, text me, pay Theo his money.
00:49:58.000He did beat him in the first fight, and he did rock him in the second fight, and Dustin actually admitted there was one point in the first round where he was hurt.
00:50:08.000And he was like, if Conor followed up, it might have been in trouble.
00:50:11.000But that might be Dustin also saying, like, I would like that rematch.
00:51:28.000And you do that in Dublin, but they're out of the conversation of title.
00:51:31.000Title is Charles Oliveira, Justin Gaethje, Michael Chandler.
00:51:34.000Yes, but a lot of people are very offended that Michael Chandler gets an immediate jump right into almost title contention with one knockout over Dan Hooker.
00:51:46.000But then you don't know the history of Michael Chandler.
00:53:38.000Well, I think when you look at his fight with Paulo Costa, there's no doubt he's, and I've said this before, I'll say it again, the most sophisticated striker in the sport ever.
00:54:03.000Stylebender and Wonderboy as far as like pure strikers, but Stylebender versus Jan, you know, I think Stylebender is a favorite in that and he should be.
00:55:21.000Like, what Stipe has to do in that fight is he has to be mobile, and he has to figure out a way to get out of the big shots, get out of the way of the big shots, and then implement his takedown game.
00:55:31.000You know, I know I had Justin Wren on the podcast the other day, and Justin was talking about how Stipe wanted to bring him into his camp.
00:55:38.000I told Justin, like, what the fuck are you doing?
00:55:40.000Like, Justin's got fucked up knees, he's got a fucked up neck, he's got fucked up shoulders, and he just got stem cells shot in.
00:55:47.000Justin's like oh, he's got a girl the time shit and like always He had Cerebral malaria.
00:55:53.000He had malaria in his brain quick on Africa He had parasites in his body that fucked him up for how many years Jamie we talked about this It's a quick on that do it from the ins do for mom words in years and years of his body being destroyed by parasites He's had like a real problem over there.
00:56:41.000And if he can beat Francis for a second time and prove the odds makers wrong, because I believe he was the underdog in the first fight as well.
00:57:49.000What Kane used to do to people was hit them with a pace that no other human being that's a heavyweight other than Kane Velasquez could maintain.
00:57:56.000And I don't think we'll ever see that type of cardio ever again.
00:58:03.000And also, his mind was so fucking strong that...
00:58:06.000And the mind being so fucking strong is one of the reasons why his body started blowing apart.
00:58:10.000Because his shoulders, his neck, his back, his knees, everything started going eventually, and that's when he stopped being Cain Velasquez.
00:58:24.000We've tried to make it happen for him to come in here, but we never figured it out.
00:58:28.000I love DC. But you talked to DC, who was his main training partner, and when Steepi and DC fought that rematch to go down as the greatest heavyweight of all time, ask DC who's the best Volta.
00:58:38.000Ask how the rounds went with him and Kane.
00:58:40.000You hear those stories and you're like, what?
00:59:14.000See, I think that GOAT, and they do it in basketball all the time with LeBron and Jordan, and they do it in football with Tom Brady and these other guys.
00:59:21.000It's tough to say greatest of all time.
00:59:23.000It's the greatest of that time period.
00:59:35.000If I had a guess, after watching the documentary Icarus from Brian Fogle, where they talked about how there was a state-sponsored doping program where all of the Olympic athletes...
00:59:47.000I mean, Brian Fogle was just on the podcast recently talking about it.
00:59:50.000The only people they didn't dope was the figure skaters.
01:02:08.000And then you look at the UFC and guys just blast each other in the face.
01:02:12.000It's just such a meathead thing to do.
01:02:13.000So I think with Max Holloway having such good performance, it's kind of like when GSP came out and we found out about his kind of camp and how he's doing all this stuff and taking care of his body and doing gymnastics.
01:02:25.000And then this wave of people started to take it more professionally.
01:02:29.000I think that's what Max Holloway's doing, saying, I didn't spar.
01:02:36.000It's just about timing, stuff like that.
01:02:38.000Well, the Thais, like when, you know, I talked to John Wayne Parr about his time training in Thailand, he's like, one of the things that's really interesting is the way the Thais spar.
01:06:50.000But the tie-ups and that Olympian mentality that made him a two-time world champion to the biggest organization in the world is still there.
01:06:59.000There's no doubt, but he's got a month.
01:12:10.000What do you think they should have done, though?
01:12:12.000If I'm Kimbo, I mean, it's good for me because that's how I got my career.
01:12:16.000He was the biggest ultimate fighter ever.
01:12:19.000He should have came to the UFC as almost a regular guy or just done his thing and controlled the matchups so he got more experience and then came more to the UFC. Because when you're in the UFC and they're trying to prove a point against you, which doesn't make sense to me.
01:12:48.000And for Conor to take all that time off and he has all these other businesses going on, he beat Cerrone, so we're like, oh, he's ready to go.
01:13:10.000His chances of winning that fight are way better than beating Dustin Poirier, this fucking dog who's been in the game and lives, eats, and sleeps fucking in the lightweight division.
01:13:18.000Should have fought another guy who's had time off, you know, and they figure out together in there.
01:16:47.000There's not enough time in the day to get the skills that's going to take for you to beat an Overeem, to beat a Francis, to beat a Curtis Blades.
01:16:54.000No matter how much, it doesn't matter who's your coach, it doesn't matter how many times you train today, you're never going to get there.
01:17:51.000There was one of, without naming him, there was a guy that I knew that was a black belt in jiu-jitsu who was going to take on an MMA fight.
01:18:00.000And I know he was doing no striking at all.
01:18:03.000And he was just starting to do some striking to prepare for an MMA fight that was a couple months away.
01:18:10.000And I was like, you gotta not do this.
01:18:19.000I know you think you're really good, because you're really good at jujitsu.
01:18:23.000So you have this idea that I'm a guy who fucks people up.
01:18:26.000I go, but there are things that happen when you're doing stand-up.
01:18:30.000There's places that people can put you in that are real similar to places you can put people on the ground, where they just have no chance.
01:18:38.000And the fight starts on the feet, and those guys that can put you in those positions on the feet can negate what you want to do on the ground.
01:19:58.000You learn certain things while your body's maturing.
01:20:01.000If you look at a guy like Floyd Mayweather who learned boxing when he was a child, if you look at there's a lot of kickboxers that learn striking, whether they start out in Kyokushin or Muay Thai or whatever it is, they start out so young, their body develops with that ability and you're not going to learn that.
01:20:19.000You're not going to be able to do what they do.
01:20:23.000And if you're fighting in a limited sport, a sport with limited rules, like whether it's kickboxing or whether it's boxing, where you only can do this one thing, like, dude, you're going to fight a guy, like if you're going to fight a guy like Conor McGregor or a guy who's a legitimate striker who's really good at this one thing,
01:20:43.000like, man, it's going to take you forever to get that good.
01:20:45.000Yeah, again, it sounds like we're being negative, but also, as you mentioned earlier, your career is pretty finite.
01:20:51.000No one's doing this for 10, 15 years unless you're a complete fucking freak.
01:20:55.000The majority, I think the average career is like, I don't know what it is now.
01:22:47.000Well, UFC's never going to allow that.
01:22:50.000If you're a superstar, you're fighting top-level fighters because that's where the money is.
01:22:55.000And it's a shame, man, because you're cutting your own tail there.
01:22:58.000Because you could have really melt Conor out, dude.
01:23:01.000Diego, Nate Diaz, and then he fights for a title.
01:23:04.000Alright, let's imagine that Dana White dies in a fiery plane crash, and they call you up like, look Dana, Dana was a great promoter, but Brandon Schaub, you make a lot of sense.
01:23:15.000And we'd like to reformat the way we do things, and I think you should be the new head of the UFC. My life's too good to take on that job.
01:26:02.000I mean, look at his fucking top hat and shit.
01:26:04.000And that was from the Bowery Boys in New York City.
01:26:07.000Dude, New York City was literally like a wild west town at one point in time where they really did have wars where they fought each other with axes and fucking giant knives and shit.
01:29:07.000This guy, Derek, from More Plates More Dates, goes through his whole career, like how he started getting thicker, and then all of a sudden, right before Bronson, and then here he is in Bronson, he got pretty thick.
01:29:21.000But then in Warrior, literally looks like...
01:31:02.000First of all, if you are in your 40s, it is very difficult for you to gain mass like that.
01:31:09.000And I think it's funny that on social media they're like, oh, this is white privilege at its finest.
01:31:13.000You guys respect Thor, and you respect the white man who plays Batman, but as soon as the Indian guy does it, you guys accuse him of steroids.
01:31:34.000And then also, he fucked up because he made a tweet that toxic masculinity is like, he made a tweet about the disease of toxic masculinity.
01:31:46.000And then someone put that tweet right next to a picture of him looking all juicy, juicy.
01:35:45.000It's an interesting thing that happens with a lot of fighters where after they're done fighting, the idea of training, fight style training, it just seems so like that's a job.
01:36:33.000Listen, I hope everyone opens up and all the businesses are saved.
01:36:36.000As long as you open the economy store, the improv, the Laugh Factory, Nice House, and I can go there at night, the rest of the stuff, do what you want, man.
01:36:59.000The people that all had these small businesses, that all had these restaurants, like, where are they going to get the money to start back up again?
01:42:05.000Yeah, try to tell people you got to show them strength, you know?
01:42:09.000You know what the prom is though, and listen, I'm not super pro-right or pro-left, but the prom is that gets those people represent the right now.
01:44:33.000I just want to go stare at things and scroll mindlessly through people's feeds.
01:44:38.000Yeah, I was on social media too much, and then I was on my phone watching YouTube or something like that, and then my son's like, Dad, get off your phone, and he's four.
01:45:08.000He has an Instagram account that they set up for when he released that video showing how he was being taken advantage of by a Chappelle show, being on all these streaming networks, and then they wound up pulling those streaming...
01:45:46.000I mean, if you want to talk about the impact.
01:45:49.000Of a comic, because he's not just impactful as a great stand-up comedian, and clearly he goes down, you know, historically as one of the greatest of all time as a stand-up comedian, but also he had the best sketch comedy show ever.
01:46:04.000That show only lasted two seasons, and pound for pound, laugh for laugh, it's the greatest sketch comedy show of all time.
01:46:12.000Speaking of power, you know, think of Kevin Hart, who's probably the most well-known comedian on the planet.
01:46:18.000You know, as far as ticket sales goes, he's the most successful of all time.
01:47:27.000You know, I remember when there was a real issue at the Comedy Store because late night talk show writers would come in and they would watch people do stand-up and then steal their jokes.
01:47:50.000There's more than one I want to even name any names of hosts but more than one host Whether they knew it or not, was doing stolen material.
01:51:42.000Putting themselves in these protected categories or saying they're part of certain movements that, you know, like, I've not known for you to be helping this movement.
01:51:51.000Like, you know, you're talking about this movement on stage and then stealing their premises and stealing their bits.
01:51:56.000Like, there's some dark shit that goes on.
01:51:59.000It catches up with them, to your point.
01:52:06.000There's a thing with comedy that happens.
01:52:09.000There's a bunch of things that can happen once you become successful and then you continue to make specials.
01:52:16.000One of them is you kind of run out of stuff to talk about or you spend 10 years developing your first set And then you have to do another set afterwards.
01:53:43.000He said he went out there and he had this like ukulele thing and it would come down and one night it came up but it fucked up and so the bit...
01:54:51.000That's the difference between maybe sparring with people that are in your camp that maybe know how good you are to fighting someone who doesn't give a fuck and they're trying to kill you.
01:55:15.000But to your point, though, it's like if you're a wrestler and you got to a certain point where the takedown is working every time, every single time, and then you get to a guy where that takedown is not going to work.
01:55:26.000And if you didn't work on those skills where if the wrestling doesn't work, where you got to find other ways to beat them, you're not going to have a career, man.
01:55:33.000You lose three and you're out of the fucking UFC working at Starbucks.
01:55:36.000So you got to put in the time for that other stuff.
01:56:05.000When we were training, you know, I don't want to add him or nothing.
01:56:07.000But now when we trained, he just, he was just like, you know, his, I think his mindset was, because I'm such a good wrestler, I can, I'm not going to learn the leg locks and the arm marches.
01:56:20.000I'm just going to learn how to defend what they're going to do and get back to my feet.
02:02:31.000I don't know if Conor has quit in him, but listen, if I have that much money in the bank and there's a yacht waiting for me outside, it's probably like, all right, let's get out of here.
02:03:25.000This is after he lost to Floyd Mayweather.
02:03:26.000Since the bout ended, the 29-year-old has been living it up on the party aisle of Ibiza with his family, enjoying good food, renting a lavish villa, lounging in the Mediterranean sunshine, oh, and splashing out on a $12 million super yacht in cash.
02:05:18.000I go, it's like if you have a house, and there's a bunch of people partying at your house, and they're cleaning up right before you come in.
02:07:26.000He was saying how it's racism at its finest because we celebrate Conor spending money and acting all extravagant, but then he gets hated on for acting the same way.
02:07:35.000And then he said, this is my favorite part, he goes, and the worst part is the hate's from my own people.
02:07:45.000How do you not have someone proofread your shit, dude?
02:07:51.000Well, that's not going to work, Bubba.
02:07:52.000Well, listen, Floyd is a brilliant marketer, and he's probably saying this to get a lot of attention, and it probably gets him a lot of attention.
02:08:00.000But ultimately, Floyd's whole persona was about being a baller.
02:08:23.000But one of the smart things that he did was later in his career, he fought much more defensively, but everyone wanted him to lose.
02:08:30.000So he realized like, hey, I can take less damage, box defensively, beat all these motherfuckers, have everybody paying to see me lose, and then I make all the money.
02:08:44.000He's the most brilliant boxer ever because he's the guy that when you look at his career, over 50 fights, undefeated, and was only hit hard three or four times.
02:11:14.000He can be a defensive fighter, a pressure fighter.
02:11:16.000So when Wilder had that right hand from God, which is one of the greatest right hands of all time, if not the greatest right hand of all time, when a guy can negate that and has seen that in his career, you run a guy like Fury, this is what happens.
02:11:27.000I think the blueprint was established in the 12th round when Tyson Fury got up.
02:11:31.000When Tyson Fury got up, weathered Deontay Wilder's onslaught, but then started winning.
02:11:58.000Now, if you don't have those skill sets, if your only skill set's going forward throwing the right hand, again, to your point, the ceiling's here, man.
02:12:05.000Now, his ceiling was here, but you're going to run into somebody who would negate that.
02:12:08.000Even the way Deontay reacted to the first knockdown, like, he was complaining that he got hit behind the head.
02:12:50.000The greatest, I would say, up until that fight with Fury, the second fight with Fury, the greatest knockout artist in the history of the sport.
02:16:39.000Tell you what, man, very few people would have made that kind of adjustment in their style to fight a completely different style in a rematch against a power punch like Deontay Wilder.
02:27:31.000He's like, even as good as Jon Jones is, you have to be mentally, physically prepared.
02:27:35.000I'm like, that's the worst example you could ever use because Jon Jones fought Gustafson and beat him in a five-round war with no training at all.
02:27:41.000Yeah, he trained for like two weeks and beat the shit out of him.
02:27:43.000And then didn't train for Ryan Bader and beat him in a round.
02:28:21.000And I still maintain that one of the reasons why DC knocked out Stipe with one punch was not just that there was a punch that nobody saw coming, that he didn't see coming.
02:28:28.000It was because it was a beautiful technique.
02:28:30.000The pummeling and then the landing of the right hand, it was beautiful.
02:29:15.000I don't know why we always count Stipe out, but I'm a little worried about just his health and his eye and his back and everything going into this Francis fight.
02:29:22.000Because Francis is foaming at the mouth.
02:29:25.000You've got to be worried about everybody who fights Francis.
02:30:10.000Yeah, he was overweight and getting to gym and looking slow, but he's slowly building his way back up, and he's documenting all of it on his Instagram.
02:30:18.000Yeah, Tyson, when I was with him, he was saying, he was like, yeah, I'm going to fight a few times.
02:32:14.000But, see, if Ben had more time, because Ben hasn't really been training, you know, and then Ben had a hip replacement, and then Ben was never really a boxer to begin with.
02:34:16.000Mike's been someone I've worked with for a while on TV and a roof of the sport, so we'll be working out a few extra mid-sessions a week to get my hands moving.
02:35:16.000But, you know, obviously did a lot of wrestling.
02:35:18.000He just posted a photograph from his Instagram of him without the eye prosthesis, too, because you can see what the eye looks like, what his actual eye looks like.
02:35:29.000He was trying to get a fight with these guys.
02:35:31.000He was trying to get a fight with Logan Paul or Jake Paul.
02:37:58.000This is only the start, because now there's going to be a whole crop of new guys coming out with injuries and brain trauma and vision problems and...
02:38:05.000Well, I'm going to have on the guys from the John Hopkins psychedelic study that are working with the UFC with psychedelic therapy for CTE. The micro dosing.
02:38:14.000The thing about psilocybin, there's something about psilocybin that's one of the rare...
02:38:19.000I don't want to repeat this without it being accurate.
02:38:22.000Psilocybin regrows neurons in the brain.
02:38:25.000I'm pretty sure that studies have shown that psilocybin can actually regrow neurons.
02:38:31.000And it's a very rare thing in that regard because I don't think there's anything else that's been clinically proven to do that.
02:38:38.000So what that can mean is that through, if it really works, it might be something that can actually restore brain function.
02:38:47.000Yeah, they're finding a lot more things.
02:38:48.000That's how I got started on nicotine packets.
02:48:32.000Girls have the most ridiculous outfits.
02:48:35.000I mean, just the fact that they can wear, like, anal floss and a fucking tortilla chip over your pussy, and you can just go hang around with strangers.