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00:00:58.000Different, like when I was a kid in Michigan, we would hunt, and maybe, I don't know, when I was like 12 or something, stuff changed, because elk used to be not hunted, and then they opened up a season on them.
00:01:10.000So fucking elk, you could walk up to a herd.
00:01:30.000One of the best hunting experiences I had there.
00:01:34.000I was in like a pit blind with a bow and there were a bunch of doe at a feed pile and then I was in this big rye field and I hear like come through the woods and then another and these elk met.
00:02:26.000New Mexico and Colorado, it's a different kind of hunt.
00:02:30.000Well, Colorado, where we were, was in the mountains.
00:02:32.000It was all trees and stuff, and it was all about hiding behind trees and bringing them to you.
00:02:37.000And being on a run or something, yeah.
00:02:39.000Yeah, trying to be near where they are.
00:02:41.000And since it's the rut, you're trying to make noises, you know, like cow calls, or you're trying to bring them in, or you're trying to sneak up on them.
00:02:48.000You put dope piss all over you, and you're like, yeah.
00:04:19.000I have to move as you're moving, or else I ruin the airflow and all that, and then I hit the building.
00:04:24.000And so these guys practice in the Alps, but they talked about that, that you need to be in that flow state, and that you start to work with each other in a way that is supernatural.
00:04:35.000Which is crazy, because I felt that flow state as a singular person in Different events in my life, but that kind of thing where they're working in tandem with each other and they're all talking to each other, and I think that's the way that fish move.
00:04:49.000That's the way, what is it that gives a frog the sense to jump off the lily pad right as the hawk is diving before the hawk's moved or whatever.
00:04:57.000All those fish, it's not like one turns and then the rest follows.
00:05:20.000That meat is a different kind of thing.
00:05:22.000It does something to people or animals.
00:05:25.000Yeah, those seed-eating birds are the ones that can kind of do that.
00:05:28.000They're like, we really need each other.
00:05:29.000The ones that are meat-eaters are like, I'm good.
00:05:32.000This same TED Talk, this guy was talking about how humans, it was a different guy, same podcast though, was talking about how humans interrupt the natural symphony of nature.
00:05:44.000And that this symphony, there's a frequency that all these different animals operate at.
00:05:50.000There's like a frog has a niche in this frequency, and a bird has a niche in this frequency.
00:05:55.000And they were talking about how when frogs, when you have a whole swamp filled with frogs...
00:06:04.000Well, what it also does, it makes it impossible to locate them, because there's so much sound coming from so many different places, you can't find them.
00:06:12.000They have these low-flying jets in this area, because this is a place where they practice, where pilots practice, fighter pilots.
00:06:20.000And so they fly these jets like 600 meters above the ground, which is pretty low.
00:06:29.000They're fucking just going crazy over the swamp.
00:06:32.000And the disruption of sound is so intense that everything stops for a while.
00:06:39.000And then slowly these frogs start to re-synchronize.
00:06:43.000So like one will rid it, one will rid it, and then they'll try to find each other and get into that rhythm again.
00:06:48.000But when that happens, when they're trying to find that rhythm, that's when all the hawks, all the owls, and all the coyotes know exactly when to move in.
00:06:58.000So they move in then, and they start picking apart all these frogs.
00:07:02.000They find the frogs and they eat them.
00:07:04.000It's really interesting, like they know that there's like a disruption in the frequency.
00:07:09.000And I wonder how the, like, so are those predation animals working on a different frequency than the frogs then?
00:07:15.000Or like, they're opportunists in this way where they're like, this is a time, you know?
00:07:21.000I think, I mean, I think the whole idea of, the way he was describing it, the way the frogs do it, where you know how like you're in the swamp or something like that and you hear frogs?
00:07:31.000You don't know where the fuck they are.
00:07:38.000And so when they have to kind of find each other, because their sound is so intense when the jet flies over, everybody stops what they're doing.
00:07:47.000And so they're like, are we doing this?
00:08:01.000And in that time, they're trying to get their shit back together again, and they just get jacked.
00:08:07.000That's the thing about us humans being the disruption.
00:08:13.000I read something somewhere, I heard a podcast where they're like, There's a kid or somebody that developed a bacteria or some kind of biome that will eat plastic and maybe take care of the big island of plastic.
00:09:13.000Well, that was what was interesting about this TED podcast, is this same guy who was talking about the wolves, who's done that video about the wolves in Yellowstone.
00:09:21.000It's really interesting, because he's got...
00:09:22.000He's got an English accent, and he's very enthusiastic about the wolves in Yellowstone, and amazing things have happened.
00:09:30.000This guy's crazy, though, because he didn't just want to bring wolves back to Yellowstone.
00:09:36.000Now he's talking about bringing megafauna to England.
00:09:40.000See, they did these studies where they dug deep into the ground, and they found fossilized remains from 10,000-plus years ago of lions.
00:09:51.000And elephants, this crazy fucker, is talking about reintroducing lions to England.
00:09:58.000But what's interesting about this cat is that he admitted that all this fascination with wolves and everything came out of a midlife crisis.
00:10:08.000He's like, he went into a midlife crisis, and then his solution was to get...
00:10:14.000I'm a little bit of a pussy, and now my spirit animal is a wolf.
00:10:19.000So this dude got like really super into wolves and super into the idea of what he calls rewilding.
00:10:28.000But the thing is, like he was talking about how megafauna used to live in England and that human predation and all that stuff wiped them out.
00:11:08.000I've heard both like, it's awesome that we have wolves again there, and then I've heard people are like, this is really the decimation of an environment.
00:11:14.000Like, this changed the environment and the topographical makeup of Yellowstone so much that we're retarding growth in a lot of ways.
00:11:25.000I mean, anytime you're ready to do something, there's an alteration, but is it for the good or the bad?
00:11:33.000It's really good for a lot of different kinds of plants and trees.
00:11:37.000It's really good for trees because Yellowstone had such a huge population of deer and elk.
00:11:42.000And bison and all these different animals, they were just eating the shit out of all the grass, and the trees got thicker, and they grew taller.
00:11:51.000Like, within six years, they grew much, much taller.
00:11:54.000It's part of the TED talk this guy gave.
00:12:19.000I don't think there's any hunting, but they do in certain circumstances, in places where there's no hunting, they will bring in people to kill the population if it gets too high.
00:12:29.000But the solution to that is allow hunters to go into Yellowstone.
00:12:34.000But the problem with that, of course, is that Yellowstone's a national park and people are out there hiking and shit.
00:12:38.000You don't want yahoos out there shooting guns.
00:12:40.000That's why I think you'd just have rangers and you'd be like, this section is closed and make sure there's no campers go through it, all that.
00:14:04.000Yelling at it, scaring at it, jumping on top of this Audi or some car that was there, that was parked there, screaming at it, and then that stopped it from advancing, but still, I was like, what sounds did it make?
00:14:15.000And she's like, oh, it was like a beast from a movie.
00:15:41.000And so that's why she didn't get charged with, like, an attempted breaking and entering and all this shit from the security cameras on the people's house.
00:16:00.000So because of that, their population has skyrocketed.
00:16:03.000And this place that I'm going to, the Tohono Ranch, There's one waterhole that they have where they took pictures of sixteen different mountain lions.
00:16:10.000I mean, they have a massive population of animals up there because it's 270,000 acres.
00:16:18.000Privately owned giant ranch and it's just huge.
00:16:22.000There's nothing going on up there other than hunting and some, you know, I think they have a water pipeline goes through it and a bunch of other ways they make money off the ranch, but it's not like there's a lot of people there.
00:16:35.000It's very, very few people go in and out of the ranch.
00:16:39.000So these fucking cats are the run of the land, and there's elk up there, and there's deer up there, and there's a lot of pigs up there, and they just party.
00:17:10.000You've got a battery that'll never fucking disintegrate and that we're going to keep around forever that's polluting the environment for sure, but you can't get that on a mountain lion?
00:17:38.000I mean, that's the thing, is I think we get just smart enough, I mean, you say it all the time, just smart enough to where we can go ahead and have our own destruction because of our progress, because we won't stop progress.
00:17:51.000It's like that thing I think Duncan was talking about, that Elon Musk put $10 million towards, like, This is going to guard us in the future against the rise of the machines type shit.
00:18:57.000Like you'd have some sheep and some pigs and some chickens and they would shit all over here and you'd be growing wheat or corn or whatever over here.
00:19:03.000Then they'd move over here and then you'd move your crops over here.
00:19:06.000And so you had a continual fertilization and self-utilized farm.
00:19:12.000And then we moved all the animals off the farm and put them in feedlots.
00:19:15.000And then now we just grow one crop over and over again.
00:19:20.000Yeah, but even if they're doing that, you're still using farm equipment.
00:19:23.000The farm equipment had to be built somewhere, the construction materials, there's residue, there's waste, there's all sorts of pollution that comes out of the machines themselves.
00:19:34.000There's some people that are trying to figure out a way how to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and utilize it, how to take waste, like all the different waste products that people create, With all the different things that we do, whether it's making computers or whether it's driving buses and figure out a way to turn that waste into something profitable or into something useful.
00:21:13.000I mean, New Orleans smells fucking weird.
00:21:16.000Anyway, there's a lot of new smells to me.
00:21:17.000I went to Bourbon Street and I was like, this is just like, and they got everybody at Walmart hammered and brought a party bus and dropped them off.
00:21:30.000And then it feels like you walk back all through that corridor and you're like, It's all misty and shit, and you're like, this is where Jack the Ripper lives.
00:21:38.000It's fucking eerie as fuck back there.
00:21:41.000And there's tranny hookers and fucking all kinds of darkness all through there.
00:22:28.000You know that is one of the arguments that historians use like it's in the beginning of Dan Carlin's hardcore history series on the Mongols.
00:22:38.000You know he's talking about Hitler in the beginning of the thing he's talking about how the way people talk about Genghis Khan today They say that he opened up the trade routes with China and all the things they try to put a positive spin on what he did but the reason why they could do that is because It was a thousand years ago.
00:27:04.000When those poor ladies, they do their lips, and then they shoot rubber into their face to fucking fill it up, and then they pull that bitch back, and then she's monster face.
00:27:12.000Like, you look at her, you go, oh, Jesus.
00:27:15.000But meanwhile, she's right next to a 70-year-old lady who looks fine.
00:27:19.000You look at her, you go, hello, how you doing?
00:27:23.000You're just looking at an older woman.
00:27:24.000That ageism is a weird thing, and the self-talk that happens around it that people do is like, it's a fucking trip, like what people run from in that way.
00:27:47.000Like, there's some people that look good until their face moves.
00:27:50.000Like, they can convince themselves they look good because they're, like, looking in the mirror and then everything looks okay as long as they stay still.
00:29:55.000Your bicep head goes in, and they cut off the bone where it goes in on one of them, and they moved it and screwed it in underneath to be like a physical block so it wouldn't dislocate, which then you fast-forward.
00:30:07.00015 years later, and I was having a lot of AC joint hurt, like trouble, and there's just rubbing together.
00:30:14.000And so this other doctor, he goes in and he's going to clean that up and says, it'll be great, awesome.
00:30:19.000He looks at my x-rays, he goes, oh my God, who did this to you?
00:30:21.000And I go, that's not very encouraging.
00:31:56.000But the edges, as your discs get smaller, if you're losing disc degeneration, and by the way, a lot of doctors will start to tell people that it's disc degeneration disease, and they'll let you know that, oh, it's a disease.
00:32:24.000I'm like, oh, well, it has nothing to do with you fucking head-butting dudes 100 miles an hour, like shooting for doubles, and running into people's hips.
00:32:31.000Getting suplexed over and over again, or keto-tossed, or whatever.
00:34:55.000It's because he can sell, and the black market is the only thing that makes crime.
00:34:58.000I'm like, why do we have a black, if they want to, but that's the thing, is like, and not everybody's all fucking excited about marijuana being, you're all twats.
00:35:56.000I make them all scared and then I imprison guys for this illegality.
00:36:01.000And then I can get the public dollars because, look it, isn't it scary that we got these black and Mexican guys that are selling dope and we need to put them somewhere.
00:36:29.000What I want to see, then, is those numbers...
00:36:32.000Versus all the public and federal money that comes from taxpayers that goes into law enforcement, whether it's at sheriff, drug enforcement levels, DEA levels, FBI, like all the different funding, which is fucking huge.
00:37:01.000Is weird because you're looking at a blanket, you know, you're looking at pills, you're looking at heroin, coke, the marijuana drug enforcement.
00:37:10.000Well, make it all legal and at least you're going to get taxes from stuff that's already being sold anyway.
00:37:15.000And then you can use that money for education, use that money for treatment.
00:37:18.000But the people that are in law enforcement, the problem with the law enforcement when it comes to drugs is like, they're fucking lobbying to keep shit illegal.
00:38:18.000You just don't know and so it's a guy that's kind of got that kind of consciousness to where he doesn't even know he's fucked.
00:38:23.000Can you imagine the fucking feeling that you must get like they shut those gates behind you and you're working with all those people that are in there for life and you got to go home at night and then you're gonna go home at night and you can quit and leave anytime you want but your work environment is filled with all these people that are just doomed.
00:38:39.000They're doomed and occasionally they arrive.
00:38:43.000I watched that Freeway Rick Ross documentary last week and I thought, man, that is crazy.
00:38:48.000You're like, you know, more money than anything.
00:38:53.000You're living a life that is like if Bill Gates had an exciting life, whatever you wanted to do, any vacations, anything, and then you go into nothing, a prison, and then you come out and he's just printing t-shirts or whatever he's trying to do and trying to stay straight.
00:39:25.000And then figured out how to read, then figured out how to fucking read law books, and then figured out that his case was bullshit, and then got it overturned.
00:40:27.000But the problem, I've been talking about this a lot, I think the problem with law enforcement in general, like one of the big problems is that people want to win.
00:40:36.000When people get in a game, whether it's jujitsu or it's fucking ping pong, you want to win.
00:40:42.000Or like the drug testers, like they're not looking, they're not wanting you to have, I mean, that's not true, some guys probably are, but they're not looking for you to have a free test.
00:40:48.000They're like, I want to catch this dirty guy and they see all the guys as dirty.
00:41:17.000I think all that shit should be legal too.
00:41:18.000Like when they do gene splicing or whatever the fuck is next that they're going to do, like they're going to have myostatin inhibitors and all that kind of stuff.
00:41:25.000You're going to have a thing if all these fucking useless fucking nerds that are regulating this shit are like...
00:41:35.000So you're going to have a crowd of fucking people at the MGM that are all in way better shape and condition than the actual fucking fighters that are competing.
00:42:37.000Well, I looked around, there's four of us, and I looked around, and there's fucking a bunch of Chicano dudes and me.
00:42:40.000And I was like, well, if one of these guys for sure...
00:42:42.000And none of them raised their hand, I'm like, boom!
00:42:44.000And then I got on my text to fucking the guy that coaches jiu-jitsu for us at 10th Planet in Santa Fe, and I'm like, hey, Ruben, how do I say...
00:43:45.000No, he was giving advice to three other little actors, like Benji and a couple people that were comics at the store.
00:43:51.000And he goes, you know, the truth is...
00:43:55.000Nobody knows how to do it, and I just took that and I go, okay, fuck everybody.
00:43:59.000Everybody that tells you how to do it, they've never done it.
00:44:01.000All those people are coaching acting, or they're doing whatever, and I'm like, I'm just gonna run with this and fucking do it, and I'll show up, and I see the guys that are there, and I'm like, well, I don't know that I'm great, but I know I'm better than that guy.
00:45:44.000But they'll do douchey shit, or they try to get away with something because they're hustling, they're broke, and they'll maybe fuck someone over.
00:45:51.000Dude, it's that constant self-reflection.
00:47:01.000Where I'm living, I used to live in Hancock Park, and then I moved to Venice, and I'm like, all my people are in Venice, and I want to be near the ocean, and that's a different vibe down there.
00:48:53.000And he goes, hey, is it realistic that I put $60,000 down on it and I'll pay, I don't know if it's $4,000 a month or something, and does that sound reasonable to you?
00:49:04.000And I'm like, fuck no, it doesn't sound reasonable.
00:49:44.000And if it didn't work, it didn't work and whatever.
00:49:46.000And like that being free about it and like I did a couple things like it made me go the money is not you it doesn't matter like that's a replaceable commodity that's nothing and and also it's like I've been rolling the dice my whole life so let's roll the dice and then we fucking just started taking off with that then three years later motherfuckers driving a Lamborghini.
00:54:29.000Like, that was one of the best, like, one of the, so many, coaching, like, sports has given me so much, but, um, Mike Vandarsdale one time, he would do, like, guided meditation sometimes after practice, and so there's fucking 40 sweaty guys laying on the mats.
00:54:45.000He'd turn the lights off in the gym at Jackson's, and, uh, And he'd go, hey, I know you guys, we did a lot of technical wrestling today, and you'd think, hey, I'm young, there's a lot of time, and I'll be able to get this, I'll put this together, I'll piece it together, I got a little better today.
00:55:00.000He says, I just want you to consider that there's a guy that's demanding to be better right now.
00:55:05.000There's a guy that knows he needs to get it today, and you're going to have to fight that guy.
00:55:09.000So he's like, fucking turn your fucking learning curve up.
00:55:11.000He would really speak into that kind of a voice of going, it's not just, ooh, when it happens, it happens.
00:55:18.000It's like, demand that you get better now.
00:55:20.000And that's a powerful way to look at stuff.
00:55:22.000I think that's some wrestling mentality, man.
00:55:25.000Those wrestlers are fucking, that's a different breed of guy.
00:55:28.000Well, I think you have that with boxers, you have that with kickboxing, you have that with anybody who is just fanatical about improvement.
00:55:35.000You have to have that insane, insane, just the drive to perfection and belief.
00:56:16.000I don't know, a month or two months later, he came to Jackson's, and he's there, and I'm like, I was like, hey, and I knew he wrestled.
00:56:21.000I knew a bunch of tough wrestlers from New York, and I was like, where'd you learn Muay Thai, though?
00:56:26.000Because Tom Watson, he'd just gotten back from a Dutch kickboxing camp, and dudes go to Thailand all the time, and there's all that, and And he goes, YouTube.
00:56:56.000Well, I think one of the problems with John is that he absolutely has worked hard, but it has come way easier for him than it has for other people.
00:57:04.000And I think part of that is because he grew up with two super athletes for brothers.
00:58:50.000Like, look at how good Glover Teixeira has looked against everybody else but John.
00:58:54.000Well, Phil Davis did beat his ass, but Phil Davis beat his ass when he was fighting out of Connecticut, and his shoulder was all fucked up from the John Jones fight, and there's a lot of things wrong with his camp.
00:59:05.000I really think that Glover has the right mentality, too, as far as, like...
00:59:16.000Yeah, but Glover was like, that was one of the fascinating things about that fight.
00:59:19.000Glover was like loading up on shots and John was just aware of everything.
01:01:25.000My fellow Americans, today is a day that will live in infamy.
01:01:30.000There's a bunch of speech writers that have this template, and they want to put that template onto this.
01:01:34.000It's also like the tone, the way they speak, it's all fake.
01:01:39.000And I always wonder, like, are we going to come to a point in time where a guy gets on stage or a woman gets on stage as the president and speaks like a human and says, here's our situation.
01:03:10.000But you look at that and you go, okay, if I were a corporate Media thing and I wanted to put out a fucking new entertainment thing and it's going to be anywhere from an hour to three hours long and it's just going to be guys talking.
01:03:24.000Any corporation would be like, that's never going to catch on.
01:05:10.000There's more graciousness and generosity.
01:05:12.000And if we could get that way with everybody, if everybody felt that way instead of this corporate dominion, here's what CNN says that we need this to be.
01:05:20.000You have direct feedback from other people about what you're doing.
01:05:23.000And that feedback has been super valuable to me, man.
01:08:06.000I thought The Walking Dead was gonna be shit, and I watched it, and I was like, and then I watched, like, six or ten episodes, and I was like, this is stupid.
01:08:14.000It's the same episode over again, and then I watched another 20 episodes.
01:08:16.000I just couldn't stop watching it no matter.
01:11:11.000If I start fucking Nuevo Cerveza and it's a shit product or we don't do due diligence in marketing or whatever the fucking thing is and it fails, nobody's fucking bailing me out and I could put all my money into that and go broke.
01:11:33.000It's like, that doesn't make any sense.
01:11:35.000All that too-big-to-fail shit, shit shouldn't be too big to fail.
01:11:38.000Well, they did pay back all those loans, though, and they are profitable now, and they have improved and made incredible vehicles now, so I see your point in some ways.
01:13:09.000And that's why I love that dude John because he's like all about making it last forever instead of all these like I'd love to have a Mercedes or BMW or something like now that I'm able to it'd be great except that I'm not I just can't fucking buy something that's gonna crap out in 60,000 miles they all have an expiration date where there's like now there's real problems forever with the rest you know and I don't I don't it doesn't need to be that way I don't want to support that kind of culture that's rape culture to me how dare you yeah that's That's why I like those Lexus trucks.
01:14:27.000And Jonathan Ward, what he does to them makes them way more durable.
01:14:30.000He puts polyurea coating over the entire floor of the car.
01:14:34.000That shit is never rusting through, ever.
01:14:36.000He puts these rock sliders on the side of them that also act as side impact beams.
01:14:43.000Somebody hits you from the side, he puts solid steel bumpers on him, American-made bumpers, these giant fucking bumpers with a winch, a worn winch to fucking pull you out, 8,000-pound winch to pull you out of fucking trouble.
01:14:55.000He's got these jerry cans in the back that carry water.
01:17:08.000So another friend of mine, he's this army ranger, and he's fucking, he's retired, he's gone from that, and he's, you know, it's weird, retired and he's 26 or something, but he started fucking around with a bow when he got done.
01:17:19.000He's a real, like, he doesn't talk to anybody, he's a real soloist, kind of likes to go sit in the woods by himself and...
01:17:25.000And he started messing around with bows.
01:17:27.000And I go, oh, you shoot a compound bow, or what are you shooting?
01:17:30.000He goes, no, he makes his own, of course.
01:17:32.000So we went to recurve, right, first, and then he started making his own.
01:20:21.000My cousin, he was in SEAL Team 2 and he got in a gunfight and then he got shot up and He's recovered now, and I think he just screened for SEAL Team 6, and it's a year after his injury.
01:20:33.000But two of his friends died in a pool, and they're in...
01:24:45.000It's cool, too, because he's not in a, it's, you know, like, if you're a fighter or you're a football player or you're in the army or something, that gets directed in a way for you, but, like, that's a real soloist thing that he does.
01:24:55.000And there's a lot of guys that hunt, but there's not a lot of guys that are like that guy who's like, I'm going to go ahead and strap fucking a bunch of plates on my back and run up the mountain this morning.
01:25:02.000There's not a lot of guys that train to hunt, like, He trains to be an apex predator.
01:25:07.000Well, when you hunt with him, you realize, like, he and I were hunting in Colorado a couple weeks ago, and we went up this hill, and this fucking dude runs hills so often.
01:25:45.000Constantly running hills constantly lifting weights all that and you know people criticize them You don't need to do that stuff You don't need to do that stuff because they don't want to do it and they don't like that someone is doing it, right?
01:25:56.000But that fucking guy kills several bull elk every year kills moose every time he goes out He's killing something and that's all he eats.
01:26:02.000He eats high protein organic meat constantly and he's inspirational That's what I love about him, man.
01:26:09.000That guy, I've run into so many people that are inspired by that guy, and he forces them, by just watching him, it forces them to get off their ass and go do stuff, and go lift weights, go work out.
01:26:20.000I mean, a guy like that, you're going, if I do 15% of what he does, I'm winning.