In this episode of the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast, we talk about the importance of a good night's rest and how important it is to take care of yourself in order to be the best version of yourself on the road. We also talk about why it's so important to have a support network to keep you on track and keep you focused on the task at hand. Joe also talks about his struggles with sleep and how he's trying to get better at getting the most out of every single day. We also discuss how important sleep is in regards to your mental and physical well-being, and how to get a good nights rest so you can have the best possible day and/or night to accomplish the most you can in the most productive possible amount of time. Joe also gives us some tips and tricks on how we can improve our sleep so we can make the most of our day to day life and get the best amount of rest we can possibly get. Enjoy the episode and tweet me if you liked it! with any feedback! Timestamps: 0:00 - How much sleep do you get? 6:30 - How often do you need to sleep? 7:00 8:15 - What are you getting enough rest? 9:20 - How do you feel like you need it? 10:40 - What is the most important part of your day? 11:15 12:30 13:20 14:00 Is sleep important to you? 15: How often should you get enough? 16:00 Sleep? 17:00 How much of your mental clarity? 18:40 19: How much rest should you need? 21:00 Do you need a good amount of sleep 22:00 What do you want to get enough rest 23:00 Can you be a good day 25:00 Does your brain get enough sleep 24:00 Should you get more rest 26:30 Is your brain rest enough 27:30 What s your favorite type of coffee? 26 - How can I get enough so that I can be more productive? 29: How do I get more focused? 32:30 Can I get a better? 35:00 I m going to be more rest more? 30:00 More? 33:00 Are you getting more rest and less rest 36:00 Some other stuff?
00:00:59.000Are you doing like cross-training style stuff?
00:01:01.000Well, I feel like if you don't have someone yelling at you, you know, getting you to do shit, it's like no matter how hard you push yourself, you don't quite push yourself as hard.
00:01:45.000It's all like medicine balls and jumping over this and jumping squats and all this nutty track and field shit and jumping over boxes and push-ups left to right, left to right, left to right.
00:01:58.000All this crazy conditioning type shit.
00:06:12.000Apparently there's this thing called Lucid dreaming, where you can actually practice certain techniques that can aid you into literally manipulating your dreams.
00:09:28.000It's the same service that you get with Sprint, but it's like they don't have you as locked into this sort of a shitty situation that you can get in with a regular cell phone company.
00:09:39.000A regular cell phone company, when you buy a phone, like say if you buy a phone and it costs like $500, what it really costs is probably more than that.
00:09:46.000It probably really costs like $700, but they take it and they apply it to your contract so that if you are going to stick with them for three years and give them X amount of dollars a month, then it's worth it for them To sort of take that money, take a little piece of that and pay off that phone.
00:10:03.000Well, when you want to leave early, that's why you have to pay these cancellation fees.
00:13:57.000It's usually like you have to hang out with this guy's really annoying wife who's also a comedian or really annoying husband who's also a comedian.
00:16:28.000The other thing is, too, is because the one thing that's hard, I think, when you're not involved in this, but you see somebody, let's say, who gets...
00:16:45.000You want to be like, fine, you're a woman now.
00:16:47.000But there's that part in my mind that always goes, yeah, but when I look at your hands, even if you've had surgery and everything, those are still men's hands.
00:17:15.000And it counts the other way as well because there was a guy who was a Muay Thai fighter and he was really like a high-level fighter and he decided to get a sex change.
00:17:25.000And then once he got a sex change, he literally got his balls cut off, stopped producing testosterone, and started getting the fuck beat out of him.
00:17:55.000If you're playing against a little girl, that's just stupid.
00:17:57.000Well, and it is like those athletes, weren't they saying that the people that had prosthetic limbs, like the runners with those special, you know what I mean, those legs?
00:20:21.000Yeah, but I'm fairly certain she's legitimately...
00:20:24.000Gosh, you know, though, I mean, if you go through the trouble of cutting your peener off and doing all that, just let the girl play basketball.
00:21:30.000I mean, the tendon strength, even when there's a depletion of testosterone and your body sort of shrivels up a little bit and you lose muscle mass, it's still a goddamn man!
00:21:39.000And the overwhelming evidence is if you look at men's, if you line up men's and women's results for athletic competition, there's a reason why every single one, basically, the men are more advanced.
00:22:04.000Don't they have the same athletic standards in the Marines?
00:22:07.000But you might get a group of weak guys, one really strong girl, but if you have all the athletes, if you have just the strongest guys and the strongest girls, the strongest guys.
00:22:16.000The strongest guys will always be physically stronger.
00:27:05.000I don't understand how they produce a show like that.
00:27:08.000I don't really even go in the truck and peek.
00:27:11.000I don't know what the fuck they're doing.
00:27:12.000But I know that when you have live fights, it's really difficult to judge how much actual time you have.
00:27:20.000It could be like three first round knockouts, or it could be three really long decisions where Or it could be three decisions where a guy gets kicked in the balls and you have to stop the time for five minutes.
00:27:30.000Sometimes shit can drag on past where you think it's going to be.
00:27:34.000So they err on the side of caution and they cut out interviews when they can.
00:27:38.000You've got to have much tighter time restrictions on a network like Fox than a normal, obviously a pay-per-view or even a cable thing.
00:27:47.000That's like hard out and ends for other shows that you can't go late into, right?
00:31:12.000You don't think they want it, but they do it.
00:31:14.000I think something that leads them to discover, not that they want it, but they're like, oh, my reaction to that is not what most people go through, which is like, God, that's the worst thing ever.
00:31:24.000All of a sudden they get that and something happens inside where it's like they get a rush, some type of adrenaline, and then they're like, oh wow, there's a pleasure to that too.
00:33:12.000I could give him a little tug, give him a little something.
00:33:14.000Did you know that the size of a man's testicles, the size of a human's testicles, is proportionate to the promiscuity of the women in his surrounding area?
00:34:04.000It's probably his, not necessarily him, but you know, the generations before him that made him, you know, it's like it becomes a genetic thing and it all comes from being around more promiscuous women.
00:34:15.000Yeah, that's why chimps have the biggest balls.
00:34:47.000Yeah, and we were talking about that on the podcast.
00:34:49.000Someone had speculated that that might be because they had figured out that there was, like, bad things happen to the baby when the mother has sex with the son.
00:34:58.000Oh, they, like, figured it out, basically.
00:34:59.000Maybe, but the problem with that is they're fucking all day.
00:35:55.000Now, I heard somewhere that before we had traditional marriage, that it actually made sense for the woman to bang as many dudes in the village so that the paternity of her children was unknown, and she would actually have more men to protect the offspring.
00:36:11.000Like, that to me would make sense if I had all of you guys, right?
00:36:14.000Tommy, Red Band, Joe, and that guy all doing me, and then...
00:36:32.000Terence McKenna always thought that in our distant history that it's likely that we had these polygamous groups of people that did psychedelic drugs together.
00:36:43.000His idea of the long-forgotten paradise was back when he believed civilization was first being created.
00:36:54.000He believed that those civilizations that came up, they were all just eating mushrooms, tripping their balls off, and fucking each other.
00:37:22.000The idea of trying to figure out how many different cultures were doing psychedelic drugs when they came up with their religion, when they came up with a lot of their ideas about life and studying the cosmos.
00:37:37.000A lot of those cultures that really got heavily into that stuff were also really heavily into psychedelic drugs.
00:37:42.000Like the Mayans, making their crazy fucking calendars.
00:37:45.000The Mayans did a lot of mushrooms, man.
00:39:05.000That you have to be high as fuck for, I think.
00:39:07.000Is that the point to satisfy the gods?
00:39:10.000You take a virgin or you take the strongest guy or whatever?
00:39:13.000There was a period when the Aztecs, when they killed 80,000 people.
00:39:23.000Some insane number of people over, like, just a period of four days.
00:39:31.000When there was one of the temples that was being built there, they, apparently, this is like, it's been, it's disputed whether or not they killed 80,000 or whether they killed, you know, whether it was only really 10,000 people exaggerated.
00:39:47.000Like, there's some dispute as to how many people were actually killed.
00:39:50.000But if the number there, they believe...
00:42:31.000Well, the other thing that blows your mind every time, if you see something Mayan, Aztec, or the Incans, is when you see what they built, you can take today's greatest architect and be like, how would you do this here?
00:42:46.000And they don't even know where to start.
00:42:49.000These things were built, perfectly constructed, and stones that weigh 20 tons are laid on top of another stone and fits into it.
00:43:49.000One of my favorite pieces of evidence is where they show this one, one of these giant fucking big stone pillars they were carving out of this...
00:44:28.000There's no cranes, there's no bulldozers.
00:44:30.000We have to assume that they had some incredible knowledge of leverage and moving things and they figured out how to get things under it and leverage it and move it somehow.
00:44:43.000But to pretend that that's not a mystery is really kind of disingenuous.
00:45:08.000Whether it's ghost bullshit or UFO bullshit, there's so many nutty motherfuckers with fake Bigfoot stories that are just muddying up the waters.
00:46:05.000The emotional human aspect of life is the one thing that science...
00:46:10.000Can't really truly define yet, but who knows, man?
00:46:15.000We might be able to break it down one day to ones and zeros, and you just program the right ones and zeros in your head, and you're happy all the time.
00:46:24.000You ever talk to someone who has a problem with normal consciousness, and they need something like an SSRI or something like that, and then when they take it, they talk about how they finally can see life?
00:47:04.000You're also going to be able to program or they'll be able to program the genes that are more desirable and leave out things that are not.
00:47:14.000Well, that's one of the things I always felt.
00:47:15.000If you look at the standard image of the alien, you know, the gray-eyed, the big gray-skinned, big-eyed alien, they're like real flimsy bodies, big giant heads.
00:47:28.000If you look at them and you look at us and you look at a gorilla, they look more like us than a gorilla.
00:49:35.000It always blows my mind, too, because it brings to the point when people say the word fluent, when they say they're fluent in another language, and you realize what it really means to be fluent.
00:49:45.000Because people can speak A lot of a language and still miss tons of things, misunderstand things, and definitely not...
00:49:55.000I speak pretty damn good Spanish from growing up in a Spanish-speaking household.
00:50:02.000I've watched court shows where they have an interpreter for somebody And I've been like, that's not what he said, and the person said it, you know, like that.
00:50:10.000I've watched translations, like UN things, where you'll be like, oh, that person speaks, let's say, fluent Spanish, and you think, you're like, no, they speak great English, too, but it's actually like they speak 90% good English and can miss a word, an intention.
00:50:25.000It can be shuffled around, and when you misunderstand something by a word, or I'll have it, you know, in Spanish, we're all You think I'm pretty much on point, but you miss just a little thing, a little detail that you don't miss when it's either your native language or you're so immersed in a language that you truly are fluent in it.
00:51:18.000You just didn't say it right or understand it right.
00:51:21.000Yeah, apparently there's a new app and you can talk to it and if you're talking in whatever language It translates it back to you in real time in English.
00:53:24.000And so I was like, what the fuck is this book?
00:53:26.000And I started reading through it and then I was like, oh wait, this is from a website.
00:53:29.000Somebody just took it and made it a book on Amazon.
00:53:32.000So then I started going on this website and next thing I know I'm looking deep in this like report of how to get hookers in Taiwan and how there's like, it's accepted there and how like, It is so interesting.
00:53:43.000But then I found myself on orbits like, how expensive is it going to go to Taiwan?
00:59:05.000The real problem, though, is the people that want to do those jumping things and all that other kind of crazy shit with the horses, like those sports, equestrian sports.
00:59:38.000If shit's going wrong while that animal does that, you're attached to that fucking thing, and it's going to spike you into the ground with all of its weight on top of you.
00:59:54.000I think they're beautiful, and I wouldn't mind riding a horse, like a trail horse and stuff like that, as long as it's a cool horse that some guy had had and taken care of.
01:00:02.000You know that this is an easy-going horse that's always been loved and treated with respect.
01:00:07.000Or like old Millie, the older one, who's been hanging out for 70 years.
01:00:10.000I'm totally down with that, but the real problem is these fucking equestrian events.
01:01:21.000That is the one, of all the physical things and attributes that you can desire, like I wish I could do this.
01:01:29.000When you're with somebody, especially if they're your size and they have an amazing vertical leap, it's the fucking most fascinating thing to watch them.
01:01:39.000To watch it, because it's totally natural.
01:01:40.000I've been with people my height that can literally jump 15 inches higher than I can.
01:04:25.000Yeah, there's a kid that I saw on a video who jumped off a roof, did a backflip off a roof.
01:04:32.000And it was like a three-story or two-story building.
01:04:35.000It was the most ridiculous shit I've ever seen.
01:04:37.000And the kid made it and lived and it was fine.
01:04:40.000If you want to see, like, that's incredible.
01:04:42.000If you want to see, like, a crazy other level, like, type of running athlete, like, you just see, like, oh, this is another gear that they have that other people just don't have.
01:04:53.000If you look at, um, there's this guy that plays football for, like, uh, he plays for the Bills, I think now.
01:05:01.000And when he was at Clemson, there's highlights of him, like, where he would stop, like, stop in the middle of the field, and there's, like, five guys surrounding him, and then he just turns it on again.
01:05:11.000But he goes to, like, he goes to, like, fifth gear before they get to first, you know?
01:08:52.000Well, it's one of the few groups that lesbians are able to really grow.
01:08:56.000Lesbians, they have a hard time getting a community.
01:08:59.000Gay dudes have massive communities all over the country.
01:09:02.000There's parts of the Tenderloin, and if you go to the Santa Monica area, West Hollywood, Santa Monica Boulevard, that is a goddamn gay area.
01:09:43.000I was coming down Doheny and I'm at the red light there and it was a Saturday night and it was fucking beautiful weather and everybody was out and it was a gay party on the streets, man.
01:09:53.000And there was these two dudes and they both had their hands, their fingers looped into each other's belt loops and they were interlocked, kind of scissoring and just grinding dicks together.
01:10:07.000And I was like, I can only watch this a certain amount of time before some gay slips into me.
01:11:41.000I saw a guy the other day who was beautiful.
01:11:43.000He had Timbalands on and he had cut-off jean shorts and he had one of those leather scally caps on and he had a jean jacket that was sleeveless.
01:16:34.000producer type character so wealthy character that always had like these young boys with them they were always like just 20 years old a little confused like that's I know a well-known comic who likes that one do you only know one oh yeah that's true I know several yeah that's sort of that's kind of a type there's all types there's otters cubs otters what's an otter No,
01:16:57.000I believe an otter, it's a tall, slender, hairless, is an otter, as opposed to a big, hairy, fat, which is a bear.
01:17:06.000And a younger bear is actually a cub, right?
01:18:22.000It's just like we're mothers that are Christian that want to raise fucking great kids, but we're completely bigoted, discriminatory assholes.
01:18:33.000They publicly lash out for the second or third time At JCPenney for having Ellen DeGeneres as their spokesman.
01:18:41.000They're like, you realize that none of us are ever going to shop there again?
01:23:16.000And you know, boxers, what you're seeing, first of all, in Manny, is you're seeing a guy who's already had, before this fight, they had three crazy fucking wars.
01:23:37.000It might be ten, it might be seven, everybody's different depending on when you start, depending on how good your defense is, but you're gonna get nailed.
01:23:44.000You're getting your head hit, you're getting your body hit.
01:25:34.000He recovers well, and people don't realize sometimes that, depending on how good whoever he's fighting at the time, that a lot of times he boxes gloves down because he's so quick.
01:25:47.000He doesn't pull up his gloves for a lot of fights.
01:25:51.000His gloves are down, and he's dipping around, playing with people.
01:26:48.000And he's so good at slipping jabs, so good at anticipating your movement.
01:26:53.000The best boxers are great at leading guys into certain directions and anticipating how they respond.
01:27:00.000A guy like Floyd Mayweather is not an impulsive guy.
01:27:04.000He's like a guy who's going to set traps for you.
01:27:06.000So he'll lead you in certain directions and see how you respond and then lead you in that certain direction again and see how you respond and then set you up for a time Where he's going to lead you in that certain direction and he's going to stop, bang!
01:27:18.000He's going to catch you because you do a certain thing over and over again.
01:27:21.000You do a certain thing with gloves and you move off the ropes and he's going to catch you.
01:27:26.000He's going to figure it out and that's another thing that Anderson Silva does.
01:27:30.000Anderson Silva, he moves around with the guy for like the first minute or two, kind of gets a sense of how he operates, how he moves, feints him a little bit, and then starts setting him up.
01:27:44.000Yeah, Floyd's even, his defense is so interesting and so developed that when you watch him box, sometimes you'll see him get up against the ropes.
01:27:52.000And you're like, oh, he's up against the ropes.
01:27:56.000This guy might take advantage of this.
01:31:32.000The cheers, when he goes on into the octagon, when he steps up the stairs and walks in, they close the door behind him, they're fucking deafening.
01:31:40.000I took my headphones off, and I said, I go to Mike Goldberg while I was talking to him on the air, I go, take your headphones off.
01:31:45.000I go, take your headphones off and feel this.
01:32:18.000He stepped with his back up against the cage and let Stephen Bonner throw punches at him with his hands down and just ducked and moved in front of him and then threw Bonner to the ground and knocked him unconscious with a knee.
01:35:56.000And he's still like, well, you know, I'm going to have this fight and I'm going to do it for the children and to show them you can bounce back from all of this bullshit and this cocaine.
01:36:32.000You know that you said it's like a weird hybrid between reality and...
01:36:36.000I think that's the new and next step that's going to really develop for television is shows like Duck Hunters, Duck Dynasty, where it's that family and they go, this is a reality show, but it's clearly produced too well.
01:37:58.000A lot of people might not like this, but if they weren't killing those alligators, those alligators would fuck and make more alligators.
01:38:04.000And if you think of how many fucking alligators they're killing, do you know what kind of an infestation of alligators we must have in this country?
01:39:26.000Maybe one of those kind of things, yeah.
01:39:28.000I know people lose, you know, limbs and people go to get their golf ball and they go into the little pond or the lake and you can lose a hand.
01:39:36.000Yeah, I think you gotta be fucking with them.
01:40:01.000When we were on road rules in Australia, we went to a crocodile farm, and the guy that owned it was explaining how they don't really want to eat us.
01:40:08.000But if they're hungry and there's nothing else, that's when they'll fuck with you.
01:40:12.000If you're down by the fucking swamp and you're like, oh, hey.
01:41:58.000Okay, so the movie just adds the gator concept to it or something?
01:42:03.000Well, apparently it became a legend because it happened in 1943, and so people would talk about it, and so the movie is based on this actual monster, and it's sort of a tiny treat.
01:45:32.000So you have to, first you have to clamp its jaws shut, and then duct tape it, and then you put a bag on its head, and then you step, you sit on it.
01:45:39.000You have to sit on it to hold it still, and that's how we would transport it, like, for one of the missions.
01:49:09.000It's just the fact that he eyeballing me knowing that I look delicious and nutritious and he's starving to death and make me do more squats.
01:50:41.000Well, you know, the whole zoo life is really a...
01:50:45.000It's a crazy torture that we do so that we can look at animals in real life.
01:50:49.000Because they don't even allow them to live a natural life while in captivity.
01:50:53.000It's one thing if we had them in an ecosystem that was similar to their own, so we put them in these containment areas and then we let loose antelopes or whatever the fuck it is that they get to run and chase down and kill.
01:51:03.000If that was the case, I think that that would at least be a rewarding life for these cats.
01:51:09.000When you keep pushing that meat out to them and they don't get any sort of chase reward thing going on, We see, like, they play with each other.
01:53:11.000Wait till you see this shit, because this is a weird thing to see.
01:53:14.000But this is what they want to do, okay?
01:53:16.000I mean, if you're going to kill that goat anyway, if you're going to feed them goat, why wouldn't you do that?
01:53:21.000Because then at least, I mean, it's still fucked up that you've got them contained like that, but at least then they get to live a tiger's life.
01:53:30.000I feel like the only reason we don't get that is because of some type of animal rights organizations here that don't really exist in other parts of the world.
01:53:38.000I think our own lives for a lot of people are so fucking suppressive and ridiculous and restrained that we don't give a fuck about that stupid elephant.
01:56:17.000And all of a sudden they're playing tug-of-war with your body, just ripping parts off your body.
01:56:21.000With these monstrous jaws and giant white teeth that penetrate flesh and just pulling you apart literally for your sustenance, for your flesh.
01:56:31.000What a suck world the world of the jungle is.
01:58:44.000Because what you want to do is you want to get killed by a predator.
01:58:47.000Because predators are always, if you're getting killed by something that doesn't always kill its stuff, sometimes it eats a lot of things that it finds laying around, whether it's carrion or whether it's berries or vegetables like bears.
01:59:31.000When we were dating, I was like, I don't know, I forget, but we were like, we gotta go to see this movie about this fucking guy that lived with bears.
02:00:31.000The best line is the pilot who would drop him off and he was like, he decided he wanted to go live with bears and I thought he was retarded.
02:00:43.000That guy summed up that dude's entire life.
02:00:47.000My favorite part was when he was walking around with his camera Talking to his camera about how easy it would be if he was gay, but he's not gay.
02:02:53.000You don't want to let them get in too close.
02:02:55.000Apparently, the death video, where they never got a lens on it, so it's only audio, because they had the cap on, but the camera was running, is seven minutes long.
02:03:03.000It took them seven minutes for the bear to eat them.
02:04:56.000Yeah, you might as well be on the moon.
02:04:58.000There's no one there, there's no cell phone signal, you ain't got shit, you got no radio, and you are in what is the bottom of a giant ancient ocean.
02:05:06.000It used to be the Great Western Inland Sea during the Jurassic period.
02:05:10.000There was dinosaurs and shit roaming through that area.
02:05:13.000So the bottom, the ground everywhere is like silt.
02:05:16.000It's like that same slippery shit on the bottom of a lake.
02:05:19.000So you have mountains that are covered in silt.
02:05:24.000Where they gave people, like, if you lived there, you could claim a giant chunk of land, and as long as you lived on it for a certain amount of time, it would be your land.
02:05:32.000Well, they gave these people this land, and they all left.
02:07:02.000Well, even that survivor guy, where he goes out, he went to, like, Scotland, and just on the other side of the hill, like, there's people living, right, at the Moors or whatever, on the other side, he tries to spend the night there, where people do live, just out in the wild, and he, you know, he almost freezes his dick off.
02:08:23.000I don't want to watch some dude pretending he's sleeping in the jungle, or is he getting helicoptered into a four-star hotel in the disco at night, drinking margaritas.
02:08:32.000He's putting back there in the morning, and he's like, oh, what a night.
02:10:43.000You don't lose the message in the producers or network notes or any of that shit.
02:10:49.000Yeah, it's really what you want it to be.
02:10:51.000And that's what's cool about the different circle of podcasts, especially ones that feel like they're sprung off from people that you're associated with, is that each is a representation of everybody's personality and who they are.
02:12:25.000And what's really cool about this is that people that get into a position where people are paying attention to, then they can tell you about some other cool shit.
02:12:34.000I love retweeting because people send me some really fucking cool articles and I'll retweet those and a lot of it is really interesting shit.
02:12:43.000And there's no way you're going to accumulate all that crap on your own.
02:13:17.000We know so many people that are really fucking funny, but...
02:13:21.000In this day and age, before podcasting, it was really hard to get your name out there, just as a stand-up.
02:13:29.000You had to have some TV credits in order to be in a club, and even then, it takes a long time for people to take enough chances on you, and the word of mouth, and returning to a place over and over again.
02:13:41.000To build up markets, that's a long, hard road.
02:13:45.000But now all they have to do is be funny.
02:14:55.000And it makes such a difference when I look out and I can see that they know who I am and I recognize them and I see that we have this wonderful connection and to talk to the people after and you're like, this is awesome!
02:15:06.000Like, this is what I've wanted for so long.
02:15:08.000Yeah, we brought Brian on stage in Austin and they went fucking apeshit.
02:15:13.000Brian got like a standing ovation going on stage in Austin.
02:15:17.000And did you ever watch that interview Alex Jones did of us?
02:15:57.000Because all of us, it's like, you know, if I tell you, go listen to Joey Diaz's CD, and I'm crying and laughing when I tell you that, you can trust me.
02:23:19.000I think, you know, the black eyes are pretty, like, naturally muscular, so I take one that's kind of fat, so I get a nice mixture of, like, it's like a ribeye.
02:25:19.000And apparently this dude has described openly, in 1981 he murdered and cannibalized a Dutch woman named Rene Hartevelt, and after his release he became a minor celebrity in Japan making a living through public interest in his crime.
02:26:40.000He then attempted to dump the mutilated body in a remote lake, but was seen in the act and later arrested by the French police, who found parts of the deceased still in his refrigerator.
02:26:51.000His wealthy father provided a top lawyer for his defense, and after being held for two years without trial in a French jail, the blah blah blah found him legally insane and unfit to stand trial and ordered him to be held indefinitely in a mental institution.
02:27:15.000Okay, the Japanese authorities found it legally impossible to hold him because the French government refused to release court documents, which remain a secret to Japan, claiming that the case was already dropped in France.
02:27:48.000Upon his arrival in Japan, he was immediately taken to the Matsuzawa Hospital, where examining psychologists all found him to be sane, stating that sexual perversion was the sole motivation for the murder.
02:28:01.000That sounds like a sadistic, evil motherfucker then, right?
02:29:17.000Being on an island that's got regular volcanic and earthquake activity like that, and after that big tsunami, the reality of that all setting in, that's a tough spot to live.
02:30:02.000If anybody wants to follow Christina Pozycki all up in this bitch, you can follow her at Christina with a C. Not one of those freaks that spells it with a K. Yeah, a C-H. C-H Christina P on Twitter.