Joe Rogan Experience - Fight Companion - September 17, 2016
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On this episode of Fighter and the Kidz, the brother and sister duo of Eddie Bravo and Brendan Schaub are joined by their good friend Joe Rogan to talk about a variety of topics. The guys talk about their relationship with each other, what it's like being in a relationship with someone you care deeply for, and how they deal with the pressures of being a parent. They also talk about the latest in the world of online bullying and how the internet has changed the way we look at the world and how it affects our perception of life. And of course, the boys talk about some of the craziest things that have happened in the past week in sports and pop culture. Thanks for listening and Good Luck Out There! Fight For The Kids! Fight for the Kids - The Fighter and The Kidz Logo by Mackenzie Moore. Theme by Mavus White. Music by PSOVOD and tyops. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe, Like, and Share! Subscribe, and Tell a Friend about what you think of the show! We're listening to Fight For the Kids, Fight for The Kids. Subscribe to Fight, The Kids, the Podcast, and Shoutout to Someone Who's Fighting for the Fight for Their Lives. We'll See Us Out There on Fight, Fight For Them, Fight, the Fight, and Support Them Out There Fight For Their Lives, and Don't Tell Them That They're Winning Fight For Something They Don't Got it Out There. Thank You'll Hear It Out There On Fight For It On Fight for Something Good Fight, They're Fighting For Their Day, Fight Like It's Not Good Enough. - Fight for It's Good, Fight It, And They'll Listen To It, They'll See It, and They'll Get a Message, And You'll Get It On It, It's Better Next Week! - Thank You, They Can't Say It, We'll Think It, Shoot It Out, and We'll Fight, And It's A Good One, And We'll Be There's A Day To Hear It, That's Good Enough, They Say It Will Be Good, It'll Be Good Or They'll Think So Much Better, They Will Hear It In A Day, And Then They'll Say It Out In The Next Day, and It'll Think They Will Think It Out Soon.
Transcript
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No, Eddie Bravo and Brendan Schaub are not upset at each other.
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I saw the way he looked at them when he said that.
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Shout out to the Colorado Springs Fire Department.
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Donald Cowboy Cerrone's dad gave me this shirt.
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Cowboy's dad works for the Colorado Springs Fire Department.
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I think it feels like you're trying to take Joe away from me.
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Isn't that like high school where your new friend gets a friend?
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He's mad because he's trying to take him from him.
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You know, bro, I mean, you're hanging around with him all the time.
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I mean, what's happening with our friendship, man?
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I've had this conversation recently with an older friend.
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You know, it's also when dudes get older and shit gets stale in their life, you know, people start getting real desperate.
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If you know a dude who has a job that he doesn't enjoy and he's been doing it for a long time and he's in a relationship that's not real, a whole lot of fun, and, you know, you stop hanging around with him a little bit, it's like, oh my god, like, everything's going dark.
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It seems like nowadays with Instagram, The way it's set up in Facebook you can't fucking talk as much shit as you could like eight years ago on the internet when it was like it was like it was cool to have like some stupid screen name like you know red dog 283 or something like that and you're just anonymous there's still some of that like on the underground you know a lot of anonymous dudes there they're like secret private guys see they're sort of anonymous but the problem is their IP addresses are known like you're not really that it's you're only anonymous if
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someone doesn't look No one's anonymous anymore.
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If you're posting things, yeah, you might think you are, but even if you're going behind a couple proxies, it's just not hard to find you.
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It's a famous story because he was a real nasty guy, apparently.
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They found out who the guy is, and they got him fired.
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He got fired from his job because his fun shit, what he would like to do is he...
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I mean, if you looked at it from a psychological point of view, you would say, this guy's all bent up and held back at work, and he has some anger issues, and he gets online, and through this anonymous account, he does a lot of mean shit, and he goes after people.
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The nine-year-old from getting bullied at school and on the line committed suicide?
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I wasn't even smart enough at nine to figure out how to hang yourself.
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The CIA should go after those people instead of fucking terrorists.
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There was a kid who was a roommate in college with a kid who was gay.
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And he knew his friend was gay, so he set up a camera and filmed his friend having sex with a guy.
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And I don't know if he blackmailed him or said something, and the guy wound up killing himself.
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So now he's on trial for, I think, I don't know what they're saying, manslaughter maybe?
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There was a similar case where this girl, she knew her friend was manic-depressive, bipolar, and he would reach out to her for help, and she was like, you just need to kill yourself.
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And then they have all this texting history, and then she would send them links on how to do it, and then he finally did it.
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And he texts her, he goes, I think he would do it tomorrow night.
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She goes, you're so full of shit, you're not going to do it.
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Let me know if you do, and they end up doing it.
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So now she's being charged Yeah, she's real young.
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When you're real young, first of all, they say your brain isn't even really fully formed.
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Your thoughts don't come in the most logical manner until you're deep into your 20s.
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I probably shouldn't be talking at all about science.
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I think the term was about, it was about decision-making and impulsive decision-making, particularly in young men experiencing testosterone for the first time.
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Thinking about this, think about you're young, right?
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You're experiencing testosterone when you're 13, 14 years old.
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All of a sudden you've got raging boners all the time.
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Yeah, and you're so baffled because you're so horny all the time, and sex is everything.
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It's selling TV shows, it's selling cars, and it's all over the fucking boards.
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Look at those fucking girls in the volleyball games, right?
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We were talking about the other day, like, how can they?
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But the point is, when you're young, you do shit.
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You might not even understand the consequences of what you're doing.
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Like, the idea that this girl knew that this guy was going to kill himself, and that being mean was anything other than, for her, just a fun game of being mean.
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Yeah, I don't know if you can really say that they know.
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I'm not exonerating her, but I don't know if you could really treat that person like an adult.
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Then add in head trauma if they played football or did martial arts.
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Did you see the new CTE study that they just released?
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There's an article that was out today where they're saying that it is not the amount of concussions, it's the amount of time you've been hit in the head.
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So it's sub-concussive trauma, like just jabs to the face that don't even knock you out.
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You know, here's, like I was watching HBO Boxing the other night, and when Gennady Golovkin fought, yeah, Kel Brook.
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Amazing, amazing fight for as long as it lasted.
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I understand why Brooks Corner threw him in the towel.
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I was bummed out that they did, but he was going to get murked.
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But I was upset because I was like, God damn, this is a good fight.
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Anyway, point being, Bernard Hopkins is doing the commentary.
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And I'm listening to him doing the commentary and I'm like, when you see a guy who's that great of a boxer, like Bernard Hopkins, and has been involved in boxing pretty much his whole life, and he's almost, he might be 50 now.
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I believe he is 50. And the last time he fought, he fought Kovalev and got boxed up.
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It was a tough fight to watch because you're watching really an older Bernard Hopkins getting hit hard by a murderer.
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When you listen to a guy like that commentate, you're like, well, he talks pretty good now, but what's he going to be like in 10 years?
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Like, when you hear a guy that talks really well, like deep into his 50s and 60s, like George Foreman, like, how did he pull that off?
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Some guys keep it together, though, don't they?
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Like, Roy Nelson should be drooling out of his mouth and shit in his pants.
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Chaz Skelly just did a Maximo Blanco on Maximo Blanco.
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How'd the referee not know he was out right there?
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Herb, I usually give the benefit of the doubt because he's one of the best.
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I agree, too, because going out doesn't hurt anybody.
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And even if you do lose some brain cells, what are we doing?
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It's about the guys who are sacrificing their brains for us.
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As far as dealing with them personally, when they come in the back and just the way I felt, if John McCarthy was in...
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He didn't quite get the guillotine, so he adjusts perfectly because as Maximo rolls out of the guillotine, he rolls right into the darse.
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I bet Chaz has hit that transition a hundred times.
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Right away you could tell this was his shit, and his arms are long, and it was in deep, and he ain't going nowhere.
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And by the look at the guy's face, too, it wasn't really defending right.
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He should have grabbed the inside of his thigh immediately when he put that on.
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I would like to hear what him and Herb were just saying to each other.
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Herb was asking him a question about how he set that up.
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Like, when he's asking there, he wants to know.
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Dude, they both start off, because that's what Maximo always does.
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Joe Chilling just showed up with an 80-pound watch on.
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If I was a girl, I would be attracted to you just because of that watch.
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Kinetic Motorsports, though, should be something else coming soon.
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It's interesting to see how far they've taken performance cars, and how far they have left to go, because there's nowhere left to go.
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Like, those insane Teslas, then when you put them on ludicrous mode, and they're 0-60 in, like, less than three seconds...
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But you bring a fucking nasty-ass split-window stingray or something like that?
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I just can't believe they haven't figured it out yet.
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But they had developed a thing that was like a large building.
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It actually would pull the pollution out of the city air.
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It seems like you could completely clean the air, but then the real trick would be to get it to run on pollution.
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If you had a filter that actually used the carbons in the air as its fuel, and then sucked all that shitty air in and pumped out clean air, you have no problems.
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There's some smart-ass people who can for sure work on that.
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The car company's like, get the fuck out of here.
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After the last podcast we did, I remember we were leaving the conversation we had.
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Are there guys out there that have solar panels and they're just completely cut off the grid and they're just using all their energy is from those solar panels?
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But it seems like every time you hear about these solar panels, the way it works is you send the energy back to the city and then they sell it back to you at discounted rent.
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First of all, if you see someone who is like, I have a friend who has a house that's in Colorado that's completely off the grid.
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They have solar panels and they have a propane backup in case something goes wrong with the solar system or it goes down because it gets so fucking cold there.
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It's not going to hit us, but it's going to fuck up some satellites for a while.
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What they try to do, and this is what happens most of the time in LA, like if you see someone set up a solar power system, it's tricky because it's not really independent.
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You get your power from the sun, but it pumps right back into the grid.
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It's like, why does the city need, oh, we need some space and we need your roof, you know, just get it.
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You keep saying this and you're wrong about that.
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Listen, they don't need the power from these people that have solar power.
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What they're doing is they don't want to disconnect from the grid because they don't want to lose money.
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First of all, it's really hard to get off that grid.
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He's been doing it for like four months, going back and forth.
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Well, doesn't he have a contract that's doing it?
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You're basically saying I was being sarcastic, but that's what I meant.
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No, no, but what you're saying is you're thinking that somehow the grid needs the power.
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When you just get solar power, okay, you don't need this massive bank of batteries.
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There's a lot of shit when you go completely off the grid so that when you cut your power off, you're not connected to anything.
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If you cut your solar off, you're still connected to the regular power grid, and you still get regular power if your solar goes down.
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It's one of the advantages that people like about staying connected to the grid.
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The other part is you definitely save money from solar power.
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You also can, if you make more power than you use, it actually goes back in the grid and you can get money from it.
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It's sort of an incentive in a way to stay connected to the grid, which I think, for them, is like a survival technique.
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Because if everybody in California got solar, and if solar keeps getting better the way everything gets better, you're going to have a solar that's as big as this fucking table, and it's going to be able to power J.Lo's house.
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For now, but it's battery technology needs to improve.
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He's created these batteries that sit on your wall.
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They're hanging on your wall, and they're a much smaller profile than the standard shit that most people have in their houses.
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Well, they're just large batteries that store the electricity from the solar power system.
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Have you ever seen those solar things that you can use to charge your phone?
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You can just let it sit on a rock, and it'll soak up enough energy from the sun to power your phone at the end of the day.
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My friend Adam, he's actually in Montana right now.
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He uses that to send these updates from the top of the fucking mountain.
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He's got this solar thing and he just unfolds it.
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But if you live in LA, don't bring that shit out.
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But if you have a car, yeah, that's probably a good idea.
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But if you're in an Uber all the time or something like that, what if you're responsible?
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Ah, let me just get out my fucking backpack full of solar panels.
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See, it folds up and three panels collapse together so it's like a laptop.
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Well, it's not that much bigger than your fucking iPad.
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There needs to be a solar panel in the back of your goddamn phone just like that.
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You know, they blew up and they kind of went out of business for a while.
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What happened was, if you don't know the story, there was a hurricane came.
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All the ones that were on the dock in North Carolina exploded when the water hit them.
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The roof can actually power the car, allegedly.
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Well, in somewhere like L.A., it totally makes sense, right?
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Yeah, in Seattle, you'll starve to death on the side of the road.
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It's so hot in parts of the country, you would think that, I mean, you could use all...
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It guarantees about a mile and a half of propulsion per day.
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A solar roof feeds the main battery and generates about a mile and a half of propulsion per day.
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Park your car at the airport for a week and get home on the power of the sun.
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Maybe, if you live seven miles away, but goddamn, you're pushing it.
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Yeah, what if you hit traffic and you see that meter going down and you turn your radio off and you're like, fuck.
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You don't want to get off the grid on that one.
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The electricity is a fascinating future for sure, but man, early adopters, right now you're not really an early adopter, you're like a mid-time adopter, but it's a pain in the ass.
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I went to the improv and back home, and it was more than a half of a battery.
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I mean, sit in traffic, I don't, but I love driving.
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And I fucking would kick it every time I had to get into it.
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I sold that thing so fast when the lease was up.
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Finally, an electric car that looks cool, because pimps fucking drive those things, you know what I mean?
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Like Brian's, that white one, that looks pretty slick.
00:20:45.000
There's a difference between a transportation vehicle and, like, that Corvette that you were driving, that Z06 convertible.
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Yeah, it's like, it's stressful to drive it, too.
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Like, the Ferrari, I like the Ferrari better, but they're about the same, like...
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If I raced one or the other, it would be just as fast.
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But in the Ferrari, the passenger is terrified, and you feel like you're in total control.
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In the Corvette, you're both fucking terrified.
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That's why so many Dodge Vipers, when they first came out, remember the first car really that was on mass production.
00:21:31.000
And guys, it was just like crazy eyes off Mr. Deeds.
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The new one that's built just for the racetrack, but you could drive it around the street?
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It is like the closest thing you can get to a dick on wheels.
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They keep taking these things to racetracks and breaking the track record over and over and over again.
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It's just a monstrous car, but ridiculous to drive.
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I think it's a V10. People are getting away from V12s.
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The GT? Well, Ford has a Ford GT. That thing's sick.
00:23:05.000
They make a new one, but it's not like the old one.
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The old one was like a stick shift, light car, aluminum.
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The new one is four-wheel drive, turbo, it's automatic.
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The Nissan GTR, though, at my age, especially your guys' age, you'd feel like a dick driving.
00:23:22.000
Because it's like, are you from Fast and Furious?
00:23:24.000
The first time you ever got high, it was too much.
00:23:28.000
If you were in high school, you'd be killing it.
00:23:41.000
I can't think of a handsome fellow with a slick rod.
00:23:48.000
Who gives a fuck what anybody else thinks when you show up?
00:23:52.000
Listen, man, you think people don't think you're a douchebag when you pull up in that Continental GT? Easy.
00:24:02.000
That's exactly what I thought when I pulled up and parked outside.
00:24:21.000
I rented one for a few days and drove it around.
00:24:36.000
Yeah, it's got 660-something fucking, or was it 700?
00:24:47.000
Well, that's what we're saying, you know, about the evolution of this stuff.
00:24:51.000
They're trying to have unlimited growth in performance cars.
00:24:59.000
If you can go and buy one of those Z06s, you could be an 18-year-old kid and go out and buy a Corvette Z06. And for what that is, I realize it's expensive.
00:25:09.000
For what that car's performance is, it's cheap.
00:25:28.000
Well, the electric ones are beating everything.
00:25:35.000
The older model was the insane button and the huss ludicrous button.
00:25:40.000
Like the meatballs or whatever, there's going to be like all those fucking buttons.
00:25:53.000
They're going to get it down to probably like one second.
00:25:55.000
I wonder if the government's going to like step in.
00:25:59.000
How come they don't keep you from driving motorcycles?
00:26:02.000
I was thinking that while I was watching this guy zip past me on the highway today.
00:26:18.000
Dude, on Thursday, I was in the Beverly Hills area, and I'm coming down, and I'm at the light.
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I'm like, goddamn, that was a long day, feeling sorry for myself for whatever reason.
00:26:31.000
Fucking car is making a left-hand turn and these young kids aren't paying attention.
00:26:35.000
They're like talking and looking back probably going 60. I'm like, oh, this ain't good.
00:26:42.000
The front of the both the cars is basically ripped off.
00:26:55.000
But the car that they hit was like a Cadillac CTS or whatever, brand new, with the temp tags.
00:27:08.000
Her husband's there and they can't get him out.
00:27:15.000
They're finally getting him out and I look at him and his fucking...
00:27:20.000
He must have hit the front and his teeth, his lip, just blood everywhere, man.
00:27:38.000
Well, I helped them, and there's enough people around where they can...
00:27:56.000
There was literally 50 people around who saw the same shit.
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They don't need frickin' my play-by-play on it.
00:28:17.000
It is amazing when you think that someone just can give you a car when you're 17 years old.
00:28:24.000
Well, I got in a bunch of car accidents when I was 17. Me too.
00:28:31.000
I was so dumb and completely reckless, and the idea that someone just gave me a 2,000 pound plus thing with an engine.
00:28:42.000
You just barely know how to fucking pay attention to the brakes and the oil, and you're barely, and you're part of this.
00:28:57.000
Just gotta shift a little to the right, my friend.
00:29:08.000
Hey, do you, Eddie, do you still do the teepee?
00:29:20.000
No, it all depends on where your opponent's hands are.
00:29:28.000
The teepee's like a triangle variation where you reach behind the knees with an S-grip, right?
00:29:37.000
Because you don't have to be fully closed, what you're saying?
00:29:41.000
And he's wrapping his arm around your leg so you really can't adjust.
00:29:59.000
This guy's going to keep throwing punches at him.
00:30:25.000
He's breaking that shit open with his shoulder.
00:30:34.000
You know, I'm starting to listen to Nick Curzon.
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And one of the things that he said that I was like, wow, that's such a controversial thing to say.
00:30:44.000
He's like, when you're in camp for a fight, you should be doing all strength and conditioning.
00:30:49.000
He's like, you should be literally concentrating almost entirely on your gas tank.
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Like, skill work up until fight camp, preparing for fight camp, massive strength and conditioning.
00:31:15.000
If you're CM Punk, go ahead and just kind of mix everything in there.
00:31:22.000
I was just saying from experiencing, because he doesn't have...
00:31:27.000
Yeah, but if you're a Joe Schilling, you have world-class striking, and you're in a striking contest, for sure get in shape.
00:31:33.000
Because you're not going to learn how to throw a jab or a right high kick any better.
00:31:38.000
So your cardio and strength condition make sense.
00:31:50.000
Eddie's going to tell you that you should do nothing but work on your jiu-jitsu.
00:31:53.000
I'm going to say you should do nothing but work on your fucking striking.
00:31:56.000
Your boxing coach is going to say you need to work on your skill.
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Your strength and conditioning coach is going to say the same thing.
00:32:02.000
And the truth is you're going to work on everything all the time.
00:32:12.000
When you see a guy like Damien Maia, it's a one-trick pony with one fucking amazing trick.
00:32:25.000
But his game is very obvious what he's going to do.
00:32:41.000
Same thing with Sakuraba towards the end of his career.
00:32:46.000
His strategy was always like, I'm just going to stand with dudes and maybe take them down.
00:32:51.000
Then at the end of Sakuraba's career, he decided, holy shit, I better take dudes down and choke them out because I've been knocked out way too many times.
00:33:08.000
But don't you think that Maia got better at his ground game?
00:33:11.000
I mean, he got better at his overall mixed martial arts game once his stand-up got good enough where he wasn't nervous about it anymore.
00:33:16.000
Like, if you watch him fight, his timing is excellent.
00:33:20.000
Like, his knowledge of when he's in trouble, when he's not.
00:33:25.000
And that's a big part of winning in the octagon.
00:33:27.000
You know, and that part of wanting to be a kickboxer for a few fights, that attitude, I think he needed to go through that.
00:33:35.000
Because every jiu-jitsu guy's biggest fear is standing with someone in the octagon and having the whole world watch you get knocked out.
00:33:43.000
They got, you know, generally, it takes a while to get to that point where Joe is.
00:33:55.000
I would like to see how his hands are gripped here.
00:34:02.000
Yeah, he could have got that stopped right there, right?
00:34:06.000
Remember that when fucking, was it Takata lied and said that Hoist was choked out?
00:34:21.000
Oh, he said he was out and I stopped it and he wasn't?
00:34:25.000
And people were like, you know, they'd post that little gif of him going limp.
00:34:32.000
Yoshida, wasn't he an Olympic gold medalist in judo?
00:34:44.000
And by the way, Hoist would have just gone unconscious.
00:34:49.000
I mean, there was a fight where he fought Waleed Ishmael.
00:35:05.000
Well, like in the Verdum-Trash Brown fight, the ref fucked up, huh?
00:35:18.000
Well, I think he was probably thinking about stopping.
00:35:26.000
But, like, from that ref's perspective, if you're, because sometimes your finger does, you know, grapple or whatever, your finger comes out of the glove, and you're like, whoa, whoa, fix my glove, and then fix your glove.
00:35:34.000
So, like, the ref didn't know until he looked at it.
00:35:40.000
But that pickup was good because everyone was cool with it.
00:35:42.000
Can you imagine if he would've stopped the fight?
00:35:55.000
But if he had a dislocated finger, I think everybody would agree really quick if there was a button to vote.
00:36:00.000
Say, do we let, do we, give him a couple fucking seconds.
00:36:24.000
According to the ruse, Fabricio Verdun was well within his rights to keep punching.
00:36:29.000
So when he punched him, the referee hadn't stopped, and he was saying he was calling timeout, but you can't really do that.
00:36:36.000
And then the fact that they just kept going afterwards, he decided, I'm just going to fight with a broken finger, which is admirable, right?
00:36:42.000
But it's like, okay, but what would have happened if you didn't stop?
00:36:47.000
I mean, when he broke your finger with that punch, how much different is that than breaking someone's thigh with a leg kick?
00:36:57.000
Think if they stop with a leg kick and be like, hold Hold on, hold on, hold on.
00:37:03.000
When someone breaks your forearm, that happens all the time.
00:37:07.000
Someone blocks a kick and they get their forearm broken.
00:37:12.000
Well, Verdun went into that fight with a broken foot, too.
00:37:15.000
But so, when you're, you know, you catch a punch, and it was one of those weird Chuck Liddell-style overhand rights that kind of literally comes down.
00:37:29.000
Is it illegal to break your opponent's fingers?
00:37:36.000
Yeah, there's no joint manipulation of the fingers.
00:37:38.000
But since it wasn't on purpose, just like an eye poke.
00:37:43.000
It's not legal, but if it happens, you don't stop the fight.
00:38:02.000
If he could kick him in the face right now, shit.
00:38:08.000
Didn't one FC chain, didn't they go back to no kicks to the head?
00:38:12.000
Yeah, they had a lot of really bad highlights recently.
00:38:28.000
He fought 170, and Roger fought 155 in the UFC, and he fought a big Brazilian dude.
00:38:39.000
Yeah, he's had more than one fight since, I believe.
00:38:42.000
I think Brandon Vera in that same league kicked a motherfucker in the face, too.
00:38:48.000
See, soccer kicks are very different when there's a cage because you can't get your head out of the way.
00:38:52.000
If it's ropes, you can get your head under the ropes and you can kind of move and get away from things.
00:39:05.000
Yeah, well, he was already hurt and in bad place.
00:39:10.000
If it was up to you, Brendan, would you allow that in the UFC or keep it the way it is?
00:39:22.000
Remember when those guys used to drop knees from north-south all the time?
00:39:32.000
The new rule is a down fighter is four points on the ground, not three points on the ground.
00:39:40.000
So if you have a guy on the ground and he's covering up in the turtle, all you have to do is hold on to one of his arms.
00:39:47.000
You pick one of his arms off the ground, and at least by my definition, you could start kicking him and kneeing him in the face.
00:40:00.000
You just pick one up and you start blasting him.
00:40:04.000
If he sits up and he's on his knees, now it's only two feet.
00:40:07.000
Or is that four because he's got two feet, two knees?
00:40:19.000
Like, okay, so if a guy's down, right, once his hand cuts off the ground, that's when it's legal.
00:40:26.000
But his knees are on the ground, still not legal, right?
00:40:30.000
But if a guy, so if a guy, with the new rules, if a guy had his feet flat on the ground, and he was touching the ground with two hands, and you just pulled one of those arms up, you can do whatever the fuck you want.
00:40:45.000
I think when both fighters are on the ground, you should be allowed to kick to the head.
00:40:48.000
Because I think if a guy can up kick you from the bottom, bullshit, right?
00:40:52.000
You should totally, like when someone's going for an arm bar, you should be able to kick the fuck out of their face.
00:40:57.000
Yeah, like why are you allowed to defend yourself from the bottom or me coming at you, but I can't strike you exactly and it gives you an unrealistic It gives you an unrealistic sense of what's real and not real on the ground Because there's a lot of stuff that goes on in the ground that wouldn't happen if the guy could just kick you in the face Because if you're lying in a weird position the guy just blasting shins to your face You're gonna stop what you're doing and have to readjust and you're gonna have to make gonna make that a part of the equation You're gonna have to prepare for that I think that downward elbow shit on the ground is
00:41:30.000
They didn't even change that when they changed the new rules.
00:41:34.000
If they were going to make that rule about the ice breaking or whatever the fuck their reason was, if I'm standing up and I do that, then okay, yeah.
00:41:40.000
But on your knees, you're not going to have any power to really break.
00:41:52.000
But if everyone collectively says, hell fucking no, then yes, those are the ones.
00:41:59.000
Don't you think the UFC represents what true fighting really is?
00:42:11.000
I think they should hold it in a space the size of a basketball arena.
00:42:16.000
And it should be like a basketball floor, and there should be no fucking cage.
00:42:22.000
Okay, if I'm the king of the world, and I get to make the new rules for the UFC, we get rid of the gloves.
00:42:30.000
You should start a show on an Indian reservation.
00:42:36.000
Well, you eye gouge, immediate deduction of one point.
00:42:42.000
Dude, if you did that on an Indian reservation...
00:42:45.000
If you got me in an arm bar, can I bite your ankle to get it off my face?
00:42:52.000
Biting and eye poking are the only thing that I think of.
00:42:56.000
Biting is super dangerous as far as bacteria and stuff like that.
00:43:04.000
But blinding and shit, look, we know we can poke each other in the eyes.
00:43:10.000
You can't reach into my package and grab my hog either.
00:43:38.000
You have a basketball court for basketball and basketball is boring as fuck.
00:43:46.000
How about two dudes meet in the middle of a fucking football arena?
00:43:53.000
The problem with the basketball arena thing is you're going to have to change all these other rules to force them to fight.
00:44:06.000
Even sparring in an open room, where is it, Big Matt?
00:44:08.000
It becomes one guy who doesn't want to fucking spar, and you're just walking around the room chasing him.
00:44:13.000
Let the 50,000 people that'll come to my shows boo.
00:44:21.000
Here's another thing I do if I'm king of the world.
00:44:32.000
Took them down, manhandled them, did whatever the fuck you wanted.
00:44:56.000
He made a half a million dollars on paper, what they show, and people were complaining about it.
00:45:01.000
I'm like, do you know how many eyes that guy brought to that show?
00:45:04.000
He's a very, very famous guy, and I think he handled it really well.
00:45:08.000
As far as his post-fight speech, his interview, the way he talked about it, he handled it really...
00:45:14.000
He gave Mickey Gall a real weird speech to him after it was over.
00:45:19.000
But you've also got to realize, in some cases, you've got to believe in yourself the way I believe in myself.
00:45:29.000
That's not really where I want to get my advice from.
00:45:39.000
You go out there and you think everything's going to go great because it's gone great your whole life with no competition.
00:45:44.000
And then all of a sudden your first competition is in the UFC. How is it going to go any other way?
00:45:56.000
If he liked it, most people were like, fuck that!
00:45:58.000
I'm not gonna go with my family there and fuck that!
00:46:03.000
But not in the UFC. He's gotta fight as an amateur.
00:46:09.000
When you fight pro, you can't fight an amateur.
00:46:14.000
But listen, you just gotta fight people that are of the same ability as you.
00:46:20.000
Yeah, he should go on like a regional circuit and fight guys with similar experience, have a whole documentary like getting back to the UFC and fucking sell that thing.
00:46:36.000
But I like keeping it because he had that name before he came to WWE. That was his name.
00:46:48.000
I think that guy could still go on the regional circuit and fight people that are just starting out.
00:46:55.000
And he could probably become a competent fighter, a competent professional fighter.
00:47:04.000
If he has a will and he has a desire, because he enjoys it apparently.
00:47:08.000
If he has a will and he has a desire and he wants to test himself, I firmly believe that that guy could go and become a competent professional fighter.
00:47:22.000
I just think this was his first real combat sports experience.
00:47:30.000
Granted, he made whatever, seven figures after pay-per-view bonus.
00:47:34.000
If he actually wanted to pursue this as a career, Dana, the commission, his coaches went, listen, man, you've got to take the necessary steps like everyone else did because There's no turning back.
00:47:45.000
Once you go to the UFC, man, you're in and out, brother.
00:47:49.000
They've gone to other organizations and come back.
00:47:54.000
It's not likely, but it's also not likely that you become a professional fighter at 37 as well.
00:47:59.000
None of these things are likely, but who cares about that?
00:48:02.000
Well, most people are doing something else by the time they're 38, and it's not their career path.
00:48:07.000
It's very rare that someone decides to go into that at such a late stage of life.
00:48:11.000
But look, if he's in good shape and he's a healthy guy, what he needs to do is, if he wants to learn, just train all the time.
00:48:18.000
Train all the time and take your time in getting involved in competition again.
00:48:22.000
Because you can't get in an argument with someone when you only know four words.
00:48:32.000
I watched Mickey Gall fight in the UFC's first fight.
00:48:39.000
Mickey Gall has some serious work to do as well in that division.
00:48:50.000
If you look at the spectrum of that division at 170, he has a lot of work to do.
00:48:58.000
Well, that was kind of what CM Punk was saying to him, because he was saying that he didn't belong in the UFC, and the only reason why he was in the UFC was to fight CM Punk.
00:49:33.000
He's going to have to drive American and then shit on the other dude for driving a Japanese car.
00:49:58.000
Kenny Robertson's the one that hit that weird leg lock.
00:50:00.000
You remember that weird leg lock he got from a scramble?
00:50:05.000
I was like, dude, I don't think I've seen one of those before.
00:50:31.000
Dude, how about your boy Chael Sonnen, Simon Bellator?
00:50:39.000
Not necessarily that I hope Shane doesn't sign with the UFC. I hope he signs wherever he gets the best deal, 100%.
00:50:47.000
It's good to have legit, world-class fighters over there.
00:50:58.000
Like, last night I was watching Bellator and they had Chael do...
00:51:01.000
You know, he does this whole gangster shit-talking.
00:51:05.000
So when you used to, like, freaking Conor McGregor shit-talking, when CM Punk...
00:51:30.000
But also, there's no, like, he's calling out Tito Ortiz, you know, and there's, like, no real animosity.
00:51:35.000
And then Tito tweeted back, like, I'm gonna show you who the bad guy is at the bad girl party.
00:51:41.000
I'm like, goddammit, we have two 40-year-olds talking shit on Twitter.
00:51:49.000
I love to see him fight, but seeing his shit talking compared to Conor's, it's like, well, Conor took that torch and ran with it.
00:51:55.000
Yeah, I had dinner the other night with Maynard from Tool.
00:52:01.000
He's a purple belt, loves jiu-jitsu, loves MMA. And we were talking about the UFC, and he goes, God damn it, why the fuck is it becoming a WWE? Yeah.
00:52:09.000
He's like, everybody's trying to be Conor McGregor, and they're coming up with these corny fucking pre-fight promos.
00:52:17.000
Because he's just a fucking super smart genius dude.
00:52:25.000
So when he sees non-martial artist type behavior, like pro wrestling type behavior, I'm like, look, they're just trying to sell themselves.
00:52:33.000
He goes, I just beat the fucking number two contender.
00:52:44.000
Is there any way you can watch like Ric Flair or some shit and just pick up a couple?
00:52:49.000
Like watch Macho Man and just start spitting some game online.
00:52:54.000
But the thing is, you can't, like, Connor is that guy.
00:53:00.000
He's a sharp shit-talker from Ireland, and he knows how to fight, and he knows how to talk, and it's an unusual combination.
00:53:08.000
Most guys don't know how to talk that know how to fight, and most guys who know how to talk don't know how to fight.
00:53:14.000
When you can talk that much shit and fight that well.
00:53:20.000
The mindfuckings he puts on dudes, because he can talk so much shit, the love of all those people that are behind him, all those Irish people, and then the mindfucking from them screaming at you all the time the entire, you know, six weeks up until the fight, and then the shit that he says about you, and the fact that he might very well sleep you.
00:53:39.000
He might very well drop that nuclear left hand on your face.
00:53:45.000
I know a little something that I wish I could tell.
00:53:54.000
If it was a rumor, there's the Kenny Robertson leg lock.
00:54:09.000
But then you got Ron Carnero, who's a jiu-jitsu black belt, really good on the ground.
00:54:28.000
If it happens, allegedly, at Madison Square Garden, if it happens, allegedly, in a couple months, maybe it is going to happen.
00:54:41.000
People forget that I'm going to fucking wrestle his ass.
00:54:44.000
He's a fucking grinder, and whatever endurance issues Connor may have, he better iron those fuckers out before you go to town with that guy.
00:54:51.000
You know I'm the biggest Conor McGregor fan on the planet.
00:54:54.000
But looking at his potential opponents at 155 and at 70, it's like, fuck, man.
00:55:13.000
Stylistically, if you're like, god damn, I guess Eddie's the best matchup.
00:55:22.000
Well, first of all, Eddie's known for having a chin.
00:55:24.000
He's known for having a chin and known for being able to bounce back from getting hurt.
00:55:30.000
And he fights at his best when the chips are on the line.
00:55:36.000
He's probably like at least two to one underdog, right?
00:55:39.000
He's going into that fight with a dominant champion, Rafael Dos Anjos, who just got done stopping Cowboy Cerrone in the first round, working Nate Diaz, beating the shit out of Pettis for five rounds.
00:55:49.000
You're looking at Dos Anjos going, holy shit, this guy might be able to run this division for a long time.
00:56:01.000
We didn't see the real Eddie Alvarez until that fight.
00:56:05.000
That's the fucking free agent that we wanted to see.
00:56:15.000
No matter if you have 30 fights or apparently if you have zero, if you're CM Punk, those jitters are real.
00:56:24.000
And Frankie Edgar, and he's wrestling at Rutgers.
00:56:28.000
I'm telling you, Mark Henry is a motherfucker, dude.
00:56:31.000
But you look at the top five, and for Conor, it's fucking tough, man.
00:56:35.000
But I think that's part of the reason why Eddie looks so good now.
00:56:41.000
You can't discount the fact he's training with Barbosa, he's training with Frankie Edgar, and he's absorbing from Henry.
00:56:55.000
It's because he doesn't want to be in the limelight and he hates that stuff.
00:56:57.000
But if he was more outspoken, I mean, Jesus Christ.
00:57:01.000
Rashad pulled me aside at one of the UFCs and was just going on and on about what a bad motherfucker he is.
00:57:12.000
I worked with him for maybe two or three weeks and he would have, I'm telling you, man, like a pad like this in his basement.
00:57:17.000
I had sores on my feet because I was barefoot in his basement doing footwork nonstop.
00:57:30.000
Makes the best pizza in fucking New Jersey in the world, too.
00:57:39.000
And that's a place where pizza is highly praised.
00:57:41.000
You've got to come with some real pizza if you want to make a living selling pizza in New Jersey.
00:57:46.000
Coaching up world champions and making mean-ass pizza.
00:57:51.000
I don't think there's any easy fights at 150. That's what I'm saying.
00:57:54.000
I'm saying if you look at those top five, none of them are easy at all.
00:57:58.000
The future doesn't look great at 55. See, I can't say that either, because...
00:58:12.000
He's better at 55 than he is 70. Yeah, well, 70's not really fighting at 70. I mean, he fought Rory at 70. I'm just saying he fought Conor at 70, and that was a tough outing.
00:58:22.000
He did that because that's what they did the first time when they took the fight last minute notice.
00:58:30.000
And at 155, when he fought Michael Johnson, when he's shredded, he looked at his best, right?
00:58:36.000
Yeah, and if you see the Nate Diaz that beat Michael Johnson at 55, he's one of the best fighters in that division, for sure.
00:58:46.000
I mean, obviously a very close fight, very close decision, but I think it was probably a fair decision.
00:58:57.000
I mean, I don't think anyone lost in that fight, but going to the judges, I did have Conor slightly edging that fight.
00:59:10.000
I saw Nate at the grocery store randomly, and he was saying, That he was falling on purpose to dupe Connor.
00:59:17.000
And he goes, I knew the first two, three rounds were going to be, he's so fast, it's going to be tough.
00:59:22.000
So when he hit me, the plan was to fall down, to get him to follow me down.
00:59:26.000
He goes, because I couldn't take him down, so the plan was to get him to follow me down there.
00:59:36.000
That's one of those, is that one of those I meant to do that things?
00:59:41.000
I don't know Nate Diaz enough to be like, you serious?
00:59:49.000
Either way, Nate's one of the best in the world.
00:59:52.000
He's more of a nightmare at 55 is what I'm trying to get to.
00:59:56.000
He's a tougher fight at 55. I think he fights better when he's lighter.
01:00:00.000
It probably sucks to get down there, but you're lighter and you move faster.
01:00:13.000
So I think what I love about Conor is that that's what he wants to do.
01:00:23.000
He just beat Nate at 70. Then let's say he mercs Eddie Alvarez, so he's the 145-155 champ.
01:00:31.000
I kind of want to see him rematch Aldo, though.
01:00:34.000
I kind of want to see him fight again at 45. When they say it's too tough for him now, without the IVs and stuff.
01:00:53.000
I think there's better fights at 45 when you think of Aldo, Max Holloway.
01:01:12.000
Kenny Robertson's got some weird hand movements he does right before he punches, you know?
01:01:16.000
He lets his hands go limp and they wiggle around.
01:01:34.000
Like Boss used to write big R's on his hands when he was fighting.
01:01:47.000
Especially when you're fighting someone who just constantly puts pressure on you.
01:01:55.000
But going back to that cardio thing, man, when two guys are skillfully very similar, but one guy's just got some stupendous Marv Marinovich-style gas tank, And he knows how to fight, but now he's just got this unbelievable gas tank.
01:02:14.000
Yeah, like, well, Cain knows how to fight, obviously, but the scariest thing about Cain is the volume he puts on it.
01:02:23.000
Dude, you tell me a better heavyweight matchup besides maybe Uber Eam and Brock, besides Steve versus Cain.
01:02:34.000
Besides a roided-to-the-dick over him versus a juiced-up Brock, which I was all for.
01:02:43.000
But supplement-free Kane versus supplement-free Stipe?
01:02:53.000
Out of the two, which would you rather see, though?
01:02:58.000
Not in 2016 or 2017. You're not trying to see juiced up Ream vs.
01:03:08.000
Well, if they hadn't had that first fight, I would.
01:03:10.000
Will you bring them back to the same place they were?
01:03:15.000
Al May's first fight in the UFC. Brock making a comeback after losing his title.
01:03:36.000
I think the cage is an artificial boundary and I think it plays a big factor in movement and a big factor in the fight.
01:03:46.000
I mean, how much fucking footwork do you need for a 25-foot or 30-foot cage?
01:03:57.000
Have a border where if you pass that border, you gotta get back inside.
01:04:04.000
So, like, if you're fighting, and you take a guy down, and, you know, his ass scoots outside of the boundary line, but they're still, you know, 50 feet in any one direction, if someone's driving forward, you take that guy, you move him in the middle of the cage, or the middle of the mat, and you assume the same position.
01:04:30.000
That way there's never any artificial cage that's in the way that helps you get back up to your feet.
01:04:35.000
Everybody would have way harder time getting back up to their feet if there was no cage.
01:04:44.000
Getting the takedown would be completely different, too.
01:04:51.000
But it's hard to take guys down when they're against the fence and they're just leaning on the fence.
01:04:57.000
If the fence wasn't there, they'd get taken down easier.
01:05:10.000
Like, I don't want to watch NASCAR. I don't want to watch it anyways.
01:05:15.000
And you've got to take the guy down, and the guy's got to use the fence to take him down.
01:05:19.000
You've got, like, a minute to take him down or something.
01:05:21.000
The guys that get really good at that translate to MMA a lot better, right?
01:05:25.000
I think that we would be better off, though, if it wasn't a factor.
01:05:32.000
I think fighting as a sport should be as pure as possible.
01:05:39.000
I think kicks on the ground, soccer kicks, stomps, no cage.
01:05:45.000
Mouthpiece is good because if you get punched, it's going to go straight through your fucking lips.
01:05:59.000
Because when guys punch guys with bare teeth, like in street fights, they get staff all the time.
01:06:06.000
If you don't treat it, your fucking hand falls off.
01:06:12.000
But just between the cage and the soccer kicks on the ground, how different the sport would evolve in five years?
01:06:17.000
Just how different the techniques you guys would be using, everything you'd be doing.
01:06:22.000
Kicks on the ground to the face they should already do.
01:06:24.000
There would be combos where a guy's mounted like Vanderlei used to do.
01:06:27.000
He'd get the mount, throw a couple punches, then stand up and stomp and walk away.
01:06:33.000
If a guy can upkick you, you should be able to stomp him.
01:06:42.000
Especially with the elbows to the back of the head.
01:06:49.000
You should be able to fuck a dude up for turtling him.
01:06:52.000
How many dudes would just get broken by that, though?
01:06:57.000
And after a while, the ref would go, you know, if you do this and hold it for three seconds and the guy didn't move, you stop the fight.
01:07:06.000
It was like Gary Goodrich in one of his earlier fights, and he got him in the fucking crucifix.
01:07:13.000
That was probably the worst knockout I've ever seen.
01:07:15.000
I was thinking of when Gary Goodrich grabbed a guy's dick.
01:07:21.000
He reached into his pants and grabbed his dick and balls and crushed it.
01:07:36.000
Brazilians like wearing those pro wrestling briefs.
01:07:45.000
That's after the fight he's trying to, hey man, you know, I'm just doing my thing.
01:07:57.000
So Kenny Robertson on top, Juan Carnero on the bottom looking for the arm triangle, not pulling it off.
01:08:07.000
So Eddie, in this position, right, you want to underhook on that side, right?
01:08:12.000
Yeah, the guy on the bottom wants to get the underhook.
01:08:14.000
Obviously the guy on top wanted to keep that underhook and keep that head and arm.
01:08:26.000
I was going to say Alex Davis, his manager, was telling me about rolling with him.
01:08:37.000
This is the difference between just straight grappling and grappling a dude like Kenny Robertson's allowed to punch you in the face.
01:09:03.000
Now, this is where a rubber guard comes into play.
01:09:08.000
I'm not sure he has the flexibility to play rubber guard.
01:09:19.000
I gave him the DVD once, but I don't think he's flexible enough.
01:09:28.000
When someone's a rubber guard player, they go to it right away.
01:09:32.000
He's trying to set it off off of wrist control on the left arm.
01:09:49.000
There's a guard called Rat Guard, and he's doing it.
01:09:55.000
He's trying to go past that right elbow, but he's not sure how to commit it.
01:10:22.000
Anyways, he's been doing it for like 10 years now.
01:10:25.000
And he always called it Rubber Guard for guys that have no flexibility because I think he had an accident.
01:10:32.000
So what Ron was doing right there, that's legit shit.
01:10:39.000
He kept telling me, it's real, it's real, I swear.
01:11:34.000
There's no way we're watching this whole thing while we're in the middle of a podcast.
01:12:03.000
He swept him with it and he turned it into a triangle.
01:12:14.000
Juan Carnero on the ball, recognizing all sorts of different moves.
01:12:18.000
That's one of the most important things about Jiu-Jitsu, right?
01:12:21.000
Being able to understand all the new shit that's going on.
01:12:26.000
I never bothered playing it, only because I do have the flexibility.
01:12:37.000
I mean, Robertson's got to be super nervous now, being reversed in a position like that and put in a bad spot.
01:12:44.000
His jiu-jitsu's really good, and he's got good wrestling, so that was a legit action.
01:13:02.000
I would like to know, like, what is the very best method to prepare?
01:13:08.000
I would really like to know, like, is it possible that Juan Carnero could have done something different and could be like Mighty Mouse here in this third round?
01:13:17.000
Or is it simply a function of being 170 pounds, being a bigger man, cutting the weight down?
01:13:35.000
So you do it so much so you could be fucking dead tired in a match.
01:13:39.000
And you're like, I'm going to recover in about 20 seconds.
01:13:43.000
It's tough to train like that to a T. I don't think there's a perfect answer.
01:13:49.000
I mean, there may be, but it's about optimization.
01:13:53.000
How could you take a guy, whether it's Carnero, oh shit, beautiful left hook, or anybody, any fighter for that matter, and train them physically to a perfect state?
01:14:03.000
Like turn Woodley into fucking Demetrius Johnson?
01:14:07.000
I mean, obviously Johnson doesn't have the kind of horsepower that Woodley has either.
01:14:11.000
That's why I'm saying genetics is a huge part of it.
01:14:14.000
Like the vehicle, the vessel you're messing with can only do so much.
01:14:17.000
What I did was swim sprints, and what I liked about that is, first of all, I hate running, but when you're doing swim sprints, no matter how exhausted you get, like you do 20 of them or whatever, that's what I was doing.
01:14:29.000
No matter how exhausted you get at 14, 15, and 16, when you're sprinting across the pool, your breathing has to be perfect.
01:14:36.000
So there's all this chaos going on in your head and you're sprinting.
01:14:39.000
Your breathing has to be perfect or you swallow water.
01:14:48.000
And it makes you focus on your breathing when You know, you're at your worst possible state.
01:14:55.000
I think also for jujitsu, it's really good because it's not just leg dependent.
01:15:00.000
Because when you're running, your arms rarely get tired.
01:15:08.000
Your arms are obviously playing a part because you're pumping your arms and you're moving.
01:15:12.000
But they're not getting nearly as tired as your fucking legs.
01:15:16.000
When you're swimming, your arms get tired as fuck.
01:15:21.000
And if you wear flippers, I bet your legs get even more work, right?
01:15:24.000
But you can also do flippers on the hands, too.
01:15:38.000
If you want to do it right, you can get it with a swim coach so you can get efficient and learn how to really do it.
01:15:49.000
The cool thing about swimming is if you do it on a clock where every time the clock hits 12, you sprint.
01:15:56.000
However it takes you long to get across the pool, it could be 25 seconds, it could be 23 seconds, 27 seconds.
01:16:05.000
So what you end up doing is you don't need anybody to tell you to push.
01:16:12.000
That's the beauty of the sprints in the water, too.
01:16:14.000
You're sprinting To rest, because you know if you fuck up and you just kind of give up halfway through, you're going to fuck up the rotation, the clock, and now you've fucked your whole system up.
01:16:42.000
You've got to have a clear start and stop point.
01:16:54.000
Yeah, but you're doing off time until it hits the 12, right?
01:16:56.000
Did they make heart rate monitors that work in the ocean?
01:17:00.000
I bought the new fucking iPhone 7 because I thought it could go to the ocean for this reason.
01:17:03.000
Then I find out you can't go in the ocean with it.
01:17:10.000
No, they say the water, like even if you drop in fresh water, you have like a couple minutes until it blows up.
01:17:37.000
No, I'll jog at least three days a week, three to five miles, and then I'll do sprints.
01:17:50.000
Yeah, and I would try to keep track of that time.
01:17:52.000
My fastest time ever, which I think is still on my Instagram, was like a 528 or something like that.
01:17:59.000
And that was somebody in the car, like next to me, yelling at me, like keeping me motivated the whole time and just going to like, I couldn't go anymore.
01:18:05.000
Have you ever gassed in a fight where you lost because you were just gassed?
01:18:15.000
Your cardio's probably on point next fight, right?
01:18:21.000
There's so many aspects of just your daily life that'll fuck up your cardio or fuck up your training camp.
01:18:27.000
You were saying, like, where if Cornero would have done something slightly different.
01:18:31.000
It was like, maybe his girlfriend was pissed off at him.
01:18:34.000
And, you know, you don't know what else happened in his life.
01:18:38.000
And then you're like, well, did I fuck this up because I didn't train properly or because...
01:18:42.000
My fucking car broke down and I couldn't, you know, whatever else happened in your life, so...
01:18:47.000
Yeah, like keeping peace in your life with anything you're trying to do.
01:18:55.000
Yeah, or you get sick, or you broke your fucking toe and now you can't run for that last couple weeks.
01:19:01.000
Or you twisted your knee, or your shoulder joint was fucked up, now I can't do my swim sprints.
01:19:05.000
All the shit that goes along behind the scenes with fighters is...
01:19:10.000
How many guys do you know, Joe, especially in entertainment, being comedians who are out chasing tail all the time and they're distracted?
01:19:27.000
They don't do everything they could do, so they always have that thing in the back of their head that there's room for improvement.
01:19:36.000
But, you know, most of the time that next time never comes.
01:19:38.000
Your brain will give you these sort of escape routes.
01:19:41.000
And that's one of the ones that, unfortunately, it seems so counterintuitive, but it happens to a lot of people.
01:19:47.000
I've never seen more of it until I came to L.A. Carnero won.
01:20:09.000
Well, the last round was interesting to me because Kenny kept charging after him.
01:20:25.000
We're talking shit while we're watching these things.
01:20:35.000
Yeah, I had a little junk food, and now I'm fucking jonesing.
01:20:39.000
I cheated a little bit would be understatement.
01:20:44.000
I went off like fucking Denzel Washington flight.
01:20:49.000
He's an alcoholic and they give him a mini fridge with just tons of stuff.
01:20:53.000
He's trying to recover and just goes fucking nuts.
01:20:59.000
I'm back on it now, I hope, but that commercial fucking took me back to some dark places.
01:21:05.000
The problem is if you get off ketosis, you've got to do something to get back on it again.
01:21:35.000
That motherfucker been fighting for a long time, man.
01:21:40.000
He's a guy with phenomenal jiu-jitsu and just says, I want to bang.
01:21:54.000
What is this Batman nonsense they're showing us in this commercial?
01:22:08.000
Oh, so they made a DVD? No, it's a video game for Xbox.
01:22:14.000
I'd play the fuck of that if I don't have a kid.
01:22:42.000
Did you ever read the story of Adam West and Wonder Boy, whatever his name is, Boy Wonder?
01:22:47.000
They were just fucking everything that moves back then.
01:22:54.000
The dude who played Robin wrote a book about how much pussy they were getting.
01:23:03.000
Those are the stories they never talk about, usually.
01:23:12.000
Nah, Robin was in the corner watching Batman 5 Girls.
01:23:21.000
He probably got so much pussy, he's still catching his breath.
01:23:34.000
He made an appearance on some talk show with his band and their own girls in angel suits.
01:23:46.000
He was at a minor league baseball game doing the same shit, and there were seven people.
01:24:00.000
They put them on here, I think, to fuck with them.
01:24:02.000
The Today Show done put people on to clown them.
01:24:14.000
So if you play it up there, no one's looking at it, right?
01:24:20.000
Hey, for sure make Lost Boys remake and quit doing this grab ass with these angels.
01:24:32.000
Michael Bisping versus Dan Henderson for the UFC Middleweight Championship.
01:24:38.000
That's going to be a wild-ass fucking fight in Manchester.
01:24:45.000
And also, you've got a four-man tournament of just the fucking who's who monsters fucking waiting in the wings.
01:24:59.000
No, I just call it tournament, but whoever wins that is fucking...
01:25:03.000
You can't say tournament when you're next to Joe Schilling.
01:25:06.000
I'm like, they should fucking do that tournament that night.
01:25:09.000
Cancel the main event, just do the one-night tournament.
01:25:13.000
I'm talking UFC tournament, where I make them up in my mind.
01:25:16.000
Did you see Jason Willness and Simon Marcus the other night?
01:25:23.000
It was weird how, first of all, not weird that Willness knocked him out because he could knock anybody out, but weird that Simon, at the end of that round, when he was letting him punch him, was that odd to you?
01:25:40.000
I think Simon and his coach had a falling out recently, and I think that it might have something to do with him losing.
01:25:54.000
I don't know, ego-based is the right word, but he's a tough guy.
01:25:58.000
Even in that fight, when Jason would do well against him with land shots, you would see Simon like, and then come back with this big thing.
01:26:08.000
I'm going to drop my hands and let this guy hit me.
01:26:10.000
It also looked like he was slowing down a little bit.
01:26:26.000
Who fought Joanne Calderwood, the Brazilian that yoke Brazilian?
01:26:33.000
She dropped down to 115. She's fighting at 135. She's too small.
01:26:43.000
Pull that up, because she might not even be 5 feet tall.
01:27:06.000
We're in a weird day and age where anybody that has muscle has to be ducing.
01:27:11.000
It's weird to me when I see girls that are built like dudes.
01:27:17.000
I mean, if chicks that are built like dudes are not on the juice, then who the fuck is?
01:27:26.000
Hold on, though, because there's levels of testosterone naturally in some people.
01:27:31.000
But there are some girls that are just naturally jacked.
01:27:34.000
And wouldn't you think most girls that sign up for fighting are going to be- Can we see other pictures, Jamie?
01:27:38.000
They tend to have more testosterone just naturally?
01:27:45.000
If you go down that road, you're usually not going to win fucking Miss America unless you're Paige Vanity.
01:27:51.000
From having sex with fighters, the hot loads coming in, those, you know- There might be some truth to that, Joe.
01:27:57.000
They're all an EPO. How do they end up wanting to be fighters?
01:28:03.000
And they're like, oh, I've been here for three years.
01:28:08.000
Well, here's the thing they've shown about women is that women, when they are forced to be the breadwinner, when women, like when they become single or they have to take care of their kids and they have to work, their testosterone ramps up.
01:28:20.000
When they're forced into a position where they have to earn their money out there in the competitive world, they actually develop more testosterone.
01:28:57.000
How about Bada Hari versus, uh, fucking Rico...
01:29:04.000
Bata Hari, I'll always be a fan, but I think, timing-wise, I think that Rico's gonna beat him, probably.
01:29:11.000
I like that they gave Bata a long time to train.
01:29:14.000
I mean, we're here in September, and he's been training hard since August.
01:29:18.000
He's put all these videos on Instagram marking the days.
01:29:26.000
I mean, they're like, he's got September, October, November, and December.
01:29:34.000
That guy, like, in person, you're just like, fuck.
01:29:36.000
Did you see him beat the fuck the other night on that Silva guy?
01:29:55.000
He was part of Tyson Fury's sparring for his fights.
01:30:12.000
That motherfucker, they go, hey, you sure you don't want a break?
01:30:17.000
Now he's doing his podcast, and I caught his podcast the other day.
01:30:22.000
Yeah, he blew his knee out in a karaoke contest.
01:30:29.000
He's like, Joe, I think I'm not going to get the surgery.
01:30:32.000
He goes, I don't want to take the time off work.
01:30:40.000
It's like being a quarterback in the NFL. Tom Brady, you slip up.
01:30:44.000
Can we get on that mic and come up with something instead of his time?
01:30:50.000
Oh, there's someone waiting in the fucking wings.
01:30:52.000
Who's the guy biting at his heels to scream, fucking, let's get it on over there?
01:30:55.000
Probably some adopted brother they don't know about.
01:31:00.000
If some dude comes in and tries to do Bruce Buffer while Bruce Buffer's gone, he'll be booed out of the fucking arena.
01:31:10.000
Because there's Bruce Buffer and there's Michael Buffer.
01:31:17.000
Then you can get some new dude in there who just fucking remixes it.
01:31:21.000
Yeah, but that's not going to happen because we would know who that guy is.
01:31:27.000
Beatboxing is not going to work in the Midwest.
01:31:33.000
They're going to do their own shit and flip the script.
01:31:43.000
You're crazy if some young kid's not just thinking about it.
01:31:47.000
We're talking shit, and Evan Dunham just landed in a beautiful combination.
01:32:17.000
Did Ray stop training guys once he signed up to the World Series of Fighting thing?
01:32:21.000
No, he was there the other day with Brad Tavares.
01:32:24.000
Brad Tavares, who's been one of his students forever.
01:32:29.000
He had a big winning streak and then fell off a little bit, but he's back now, right?
01:32:38.000
Like, there's some people that can just move different than you can.
01:33:05.000
That was one of the first Japanese neckties ever in the UFC. Yeah, it was perfect!
01:33:16.000
It's not a real tournament, but in my mind, I was like, we got ourselves a middleweight tournament.
01:33:21.000
Well, Jacare versus Luke Rockhold, too, is very interesting.
01:33:24.000
Especially because Luke's been getting all that model pussy.
01:33:37.000
I just am shocked that he's not fighting Weidman again.
01:33:53.000
We had a little problem with the drug test last time, boys.
01:33:58.000
Let's see what happens when you're not on the happy song.
01:34:07.000
I was under the impression that Jacare won that fight for some strange reason.
01:34:12.000
I guess Romero won a decision, but then it turned out that he tested positive for some peptide or something like that, and they found the supplement that he said he took, they tested it, it was positive, so he gets a shorter break.
01:34:25.000
There's plenty of time left, and he's on his back.
01:34:32.000
So this is the spot where Kenny Robertson caught that knee bar.
01:35:41.000
It's so rare that you see someone hit that arm bar from the back when they're going for the choke.
01:35:45.000
Or even take him to the truck and hit him with the calf slicer.
01:36:10.000
Dude, how about Stipe's ground and pound on Overeem?
01:36:15.000
Like, how fucking hard did he hit him with those three shots?
01:36:19.000
When that guy was stacking him earlier, and he fucking hit the guy in the head, and we're just talking about the triangle.
01:36:25.000
Stipe shots have been fucking over right there.
01:36:29.000
His motherboard, message board, has been hit a bunch of times.
01:36:33.000
Yeah, well, that's why after the fight I said I don't want to do interviews with fighters after they got knocked out again.
01:36:43.000
As I was watching it, I was like, I don't fucking talk.
01:36:46.000
When he said the guy tapped, I was like, fuck, imagine if he tapped?
01:36:52.000
You don't know if you missed something during the actual calling of a fight because it's happening live and it's so chaotic.
01:36:58.000
And it's right after Alistair dropped him, then he went for the guillotine, then all of a sudden they're on their feet again.
01:37:18.000
You want to find out whether he tapped, maybe he tapped, maybe he didn't.
01:37:23.000
It's totally possible that if he did tap that someone saw it in the truck, they would have said it.
01:37:29.000
But they didn't say it, but they're like, we'll play it for you.
01:37:33.000
And so they had it queued up, they played it, and then he was still insistent.
01:37:37.000
I'm like, okay, well, maybe it's the other hand.
01:37:39.000
But I was thinking, man, this does not look good.
01:37:46.000
You know, when a guy says the guy tapped, you have to show it.
01:37:59.000
And it took him a while to just get back to his feet.
01:38:02.000
And to have a conversation with him about strategy, about where it went wrong.
01:38:14.000
But he doesn't have the leg at all right there.
01:38:19.000
Even if it's not a knockout, a guy loses and gets submitted or whatever.
01:38:26.000
Yeah, even in other sports, like the NFL, if a guy has a concussion, he's not doing interviews, man.
01:38:31.000
If a guy breaks his leg or tears a knee, they're not interviewing him.
01:38:36.000
You know what kind of fucking frame of mind that guy's in?
01:38:42.000
Well, you know, it's something I had suggested a long time ago, back when we interviewed Mirko Krokop after Gonzaga knocked him out.
01:38:59.000
And I said it to him, and we just kept doing it.
01:39:07.000
I mean, they don't even show him on the ground anymore.
01:39:19.000
If guys get knocked the fuck out, if someone really wants to talk to them, they're going to have to talk to them.
01:39:44.000
Yeah, I don't think we need to, and I think the UFC agrees.
01:39:49.000
Well, it made Alistair look bad, and I think if you gave him a few hours or even a day to talk about it, he probably would realize that that never happened.
01:39:59.000
Well, even Stipe, when you're talking to him, he's like, yeah, he hit me with a kick.
01:40:09.000
And, I mean, he could have been mentioning that, but he probably didn't realize what knocked him down.
01:40:22.000
He got staggered twice, at least twice in that first round.
01:40:29.000
Dude, you ain't heard roars like the Cleveland crowd for Stipe.
01:40:47.000
I had heard that it was experiencing this resurgence.
01:40:59.000
I'm not really into football that much anymore, but...
01:41:03.000
I did watch last week's Browns game on fast forward on DVR. I didn't even watch their defense.
01:41:08.000
I just fast forward to their offense and they played like shit.
01:41:11.000
And usually you feel like garbage after spending three hours watching football and your team scores one touchdown.
01:41:18.000
You're like, I fucking wasted my whole day, sat through all these fucking commercials for this bullshit ass performance.
01:41:24.000
But when you fast forward through it all and you're like, oh, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
01:41:43.000
If I would have just sat through this shit, it's beautiful.
01:41:46.000
You didn't want to do that back in the day because there's too many spoilers.
01:41:49.000
Everybody's watching TV and there's just spoilers everywhere.
01:41:51.000
But now, everyone's in their own little compartment on the internet.
01:42:00.000
Spend a kill a Sunday watching football and wasting my time.
01:42:07.000
I'm going to watch it at two in the morning on Fast Forward.
01:42:14.000
They might have done it or they're doing it soon.
01:42:18.000
And it's a good fucking fight if you know about the Smith family.
01:42:34.000
Dude, after that Kell Brook fight, I want to see Canelo versus him.
01:42:39.000
Yeah, Gennady Golovkin and Canelo would be the shoot.
01:42:41.000
Dude, how about Kovalev versus fucking Andre Ward in November?
01:42:53.000
We should do a fight companion for Turkish oil wrestling.
01:42:58.000
We gotta find out when the date is, like their world championships.
01:43:06.000
You have to go there live and bring your phone.
01:43:21.000
There's gotta be some hickson of Turkish oil wrestling.
01:43:27.000
It's like, instead of getting drunk and gambling, this guy just blows guys.
01:43:31.000
He sucks too many dicks and he has to take time off.
01:43:37.000
So he's talking about interviews, how he cut the dick out.
01:43:41.000
I haven't had any dick in training camp and I feel really good.
01:44:08.000
They raised their hands after that round like it was over and I thought, damn, that was quick.
01:44:18.000
That's one of the craziest thing about kickboxing is that when you go to the third round in those tournaments, if it's a draw, they'd make you guys fight a fourth round.
01:44:32.000
Because going into that third round, you're like, fuck, this is it.
01:44:37.000
And then you go back and look at your coach and you're like, I think it's going to be the next round.
01:44:42.000
That Simon fight, I remember thinking, I don't want to.
01:44:46.000
And then we had to go another round, and it ended up working out great for me.
01:44:50.000
If you guys both agree to flip a coin at the end, it's like, do you want to fight?
01:45:00.000
I think his nose was shattered or broken, so he couldn't close his mouth because he couldn't breathe.
01:45:06.000
So you get all this blood and shit, and you're like, fuck, I can't breathe.
01:45:13.000
When you see guys in their noses, like, bleeding like crazy, is usually when you'll see the mouthpiece start falling out, because they just can't breathe.
01:45:22.000
Our boy, Callan, he's doing shows in New York, and there's an explosion half a mile from him, so his show got canceled.
01:45:28.000
Yeah, he just texted me and was like, Hey, brother, I'm sure you saw the news.
01:45:31.000
My show got canceled because there's an explosion in New York.
01:45:38.000
Is that that big of a deal, quote unquote, they're saying online right now?
01:45:59.000
He says half a blocker, half a mile in one, so I don't know, but he said his show's canceled, and it was nuts.
01:46:04.000
He goes, there's going to be a false flag event.
01:46:06.000
Watch Hillary's on her, uh, on, apparently, uh, She's not looking too good, Hillary.
01:46:15.000
Well, like, September 11th, she left the event early and, like, passed out.
01:46:22.000
She's got, like, a fucking shit bag in her pants.
01:46:26.000
Alex Jones had some physician on, and he said she's showing signs of some kind of brain tumor or something.
01:46:33.000
Like, he used to come across like he had, like, good shit, but he was just kind of crazy.
01:46:49.000
It says the explosion wasn't terrorism, but it was done intentionally.
01:46:57.000
Maybe someone just wanted to get rid of their building.
01:47:03.000
With all this Hillary shit going on, they're panicking.
01:47:05.000
They don't know if they're going to stick Bernie Sanders in or they're going to put Biden in.
01:47:10.000
Or they're going to suspend the election, keep Obama in longer.
01:47:12.000
They're about to make a big-ass decision right now.
01:47:29.000
Well, I mean, whenever you're dealing with someone like a Hillary Clinton, and she's super sick, and you're leading up to the election, and she just doesn't look healthy, she's fainting and stuff.
01:47:44.000
She's old, and she's of poor health, and she had a serious concussion a few years back.
01:47:52.000
And apparently had a brain aneurysm, and was bleeding internally.
01:47:59.000
I'm not saying it had anything to do with Parkinson's or these fainting spells that she has.
01:48:05.000
Usually when you have this disease, whatever it is, they usually die from the falls.
01:48:10.000
They usually die and they just crack their head on the cement and that's what they die from.
01:48:15.000
Alex Jones, he's saying, according to his physicians, and he's saying that he's got a connection in the Secret Service.
01:48:28.000
We're just talking stupid shit about Hillary Clinton.
01:48:59.000
Can you imagine if you were to hit that armbar?
01:49:06.000
And he kept doing the fucking cartwheel clicks.
01:49:32.000
He jump kicked fucking over him in Pride, ran straight at his ass.
01:49:59.000
I'm like, what do you think is going to happen here?
01:50:06.000
I think Edmund at some point thought that Travis actually won that fight and that he got robbed in a decision or something.
01:50:14.000
No, I think there's a lot of pressure on Edmund.
01:50:16.000
And he saw him doing this shit and was like, oh, come on over.
01:50:19.000
I think there's a lot of pressure on Edmund because, you know, it's like, fuck man, you gotta win a fight.
01:50:29.000
So if you hear him in the corners, there's desperation.
01:50:32.000
And then when that shit happens, when your fighter fights like that, I think he was just so furious and he's an emotional guy.
01:50:39.000
But you're talking the number one heavyweight in the world.
01:50:41.000
He's going to twist your fucking face off when you talk to him like that.
01:50:46.000
In Brazil, they'll just fucking smack you for no reason.
01:50:54.000
You're lucky that was an ovary or someone like that.
01:50:59.000
It was very weird because I didn't see it until afterwards.
01:51:01.000
I was climbing into the cage to do the post-fight interviews when he kicked him.
01:51:05.000
So I didn't see him kick him, but all of a sudden Edmund went flying, a bunch of people in there, and Rafael Cordero was trying to kick Edmund's ass.
01:51:12.000
Rafael Cordero was fucking furious, and Edmund was screaming at Rafael Cordero, and Rafael Cordero was ready to throw.
01:51:20.000
He was really considering what he should or shouldn't do at that moment.
01:51:25.000
He's a bad motherfucker, and Rafael Cordero was right in front of him considering what he should or shouldn't do, and they were trying to move Edmund away from him.
01:51:34.000
I don't know who said what or what, but there was a lot of, like, extremities.
01:51:39.000
We didn't see any of that on TV. Dana came in and was like, God, dawg, come on.
01:51:43.000
We got CM Punk before this, now we got this bullshit.
01:51:48.000
Brazilians and Armenian have one thing in common.
01:52:12.000
But the difference is one of them's ranked number one in the world and will rip your fucking dick off and the other guy's just a guy.
01:52:34.000
Compared to Fabricio Verdum, he's a piece of corn and shit compared to Verdum.
01:52:47.000
He just happens to be one of the greatest guys in the world.
01:52:59.000
See, you can't say that unless you know what was said.
01:53:01.000
Well, I know what you shouldn't do is approach a fighter and try and fight him as a coach.
01:53:08.000
I think that he just was watching, and he was pissed off his guy lost, and then fucking Verdum starts doing this shit, and he was like, hey, motherfucker, don't do that shit.
01:53:16.000
And then Verdum was like, who are you talking to?
01:53:22.000
Well, Verdum said the reason why he frontkicked me, he goes, because I could tell in his eyes he was going to throw a punch at me.
01:53:26.000
He goes, I could have done something a lot worse.
01:53:37.000
They were booing that the fight was lackluster.
01:53:47.000
Verdum was like, we just fought our fucking asses off.
01:53:51.000
They're in the fucking cage throwing down, so no matter how it goes down, the audience should never fucking do.
01:54:04.000
They know that Verdum was the guy Stipe beat for the belt.
01:54:07.000
So they're against Verdum anyway, because he's like the invading team.
01:54:16.000
It wasn't a good fight, but I was amazed that Travis was able to recover when Fabricio got his back.
01:54:27.000
Because Fabricio had him down, had him hurt, then had him down, and then took his back.
01:54:35.000
Especially considering that Travis had a broken finger.
01:54:41.000
What's more impressive though is for Doom fighting and throwing a spinning or kicks and the fucking flying kick with a broken foot.
01:54:49.000
You know he went into the fight with a broken foot.
01:54:55.000
I wonder if it was the broken one he kicked him with.
01:54:59.000
I thought that it was like a mental warfare thing that I thought was kind of awesome.
01:55:04.000
I don't know the situation, but Saber Doom wasn't in the best shape and needed to be a slower paced fight.
01:55:09.000
And you come out and you do that flying fucking push kick.
01:55:13.000
And then all of a sudden you're doing fucking cartwheel kicks because you don't give a fuck if he gets on top of you when you're underground.
01:55:19.000
And the next thing you know it's a slow paced fight and you get to win on, you know.
01:55:23.000
That fight's tough, man, because both guys are under so much pressure.
01:55:26.000
Because if Verdum loses, he goes to the back of the line.
01:55:29.000
This is his fucking second time in the UFC. But Josh Brown, he's one out of his last five.
01:55:43.000
He's like 49. Yeah, he's 39. You know, it's interesting because the Alistair fight, like, the way Alistair was avoiding exchanges and getting out of the way, it's so, like, you're watching a totally different fighter now.
01:55:58.000
Like, you remember his fight with Todd Duffy when he was the destroyer?
01:56:05.000
And then with Brock, same thing, pre-USADA. I mean, that, that...
01:56:16.000
He's running away from exchanges and picking his spots and trying to fight at a really reserved pace.
01:56:21.000
He's trying to preserve his energy and pace himself.
01:56:25.000
But what technique, and maybe you would know better, Joe, but what technique do they ever teach in any martial art where you run like that?
01:56:37.000
There was a lot of talk about it after Connor did it to Nate.
01:56:41.000
You're talking about fatigue and stuff like that.
01:56:43.000
But that was exactly what, it looked exactly like that.
01:56:48.000
When you do it in the first round, when you're not tired, that's just, I mean, that's your straight technique, son.
01:56:52.000
Well, I think if we do it on a football field, like Joe wants, you're going to have those opportunities.
01:56:56.000
People are going to be like, hey, man, this is too close.
01:57:07.000
Remember when Max Holloway and Ricardo Lamas just looked at each other and pointed at the ground and said, let's do this.
01:57:12.000
And they just swung for the last 10 seconds of the fight.
01:57:35.000
And even when Nate and Connor, when it happened, when you do that runaway thing, you're getting a reset.
01:57:41.000
And then, for example, with Nate, Nate's been kicking a leg a lot.
01:57:52.000
As soon as you come in a distance, that guy gets to jump on you.
01:58:01.000
That would be kind of interesting if you just stood there as the guy runs away.
01:58:07.000
He got tagged a couple times, and I think he also realizes that Stipe is a fucking dangerous guy, and at this stage of his life, he's not that good at taking a shot.
01:58:18.000
And then what scenario would have been better for him to do in that moment than to do that?
01:58:26.000
You're like, oh fuck, I gotta get back to where I'm set.
01:58:38.000
I mean, but if that's what he had at that moment, you know, I mean, it's not the best.
01:58:43.000
Like, there's guys that fight, like, maybe not in that division, but there's guys that fight.
01:58:56.000
Kane's going to turn, plant himself, fire back, try to take you down, try to crack on you, whatever it is.
01:59:02.000
And probably Verdum is not going to run like that either.
01:59:05.000
Verdum's going to look for the clinch, or he's going to try to take you down as you move in like that.
01:59:13.000
And there won't be a trend of it, I would probably guarantee that.
01:59:16.000
No, I think that was a high-pressure situation, and he thought that was his best move at the time.
01:59:20.000
But if you looked at what he did with Junior Dos Santos, he did a less extreme version of that.
01:59:24.000
He did a lot of moving away, but he landed hard shots and then ultimately knocked Junior out, so everybody forgave him for it.
01:59:31.000
But it's that kind of movement, moving away from the conflict and picking a spot.
01:59:34.000
Stipe's best chance to win, too, is if you look at Stipe's wins, when he gets a guy against the cage, he goes to work.
01:59:40.000
So maybe he was like, you know what, I'm just gonna reset, go to the center, keep going to the center, because we know how good Stipe is with his game plan and back me up to the cage.
02:00:09.000
He's not high-level trained, but his defense is amazing.
02:00:13.000
He's like Rashad Evans when it comes to defense.
02:00:25.000
You see when he had Alistair against the ropes.
02:00:27.000
College wrestler, Division I college baseball player too.
02:00:32.000
You see when he had Alistair against the ropes or against the cage and just hit crisp combinations.
02:00:52.000
Yeah, the heavyweight division's in an unusual position right now, you know?
02:00:58.000
Really interesting to see how well Kane's recovered from his surgery.
02:01:03.000
Obviously, he looked like a monster again against Travis.
02:01:11.000
What do you guys think about Tony Ferguson versus Dos Anjos?
02:01:33.000
When Tito was in his prime, he bought Oscar De La Hoya's training camp up there.
02:01:39.000
He had the cage set up there and he would do all his training.
02:01:44.000
He was on our show and I think he said he still owns it.
02:01:53.000
A lot of guys are talking about how Being at altitude or being a Big Bear doesn't work as far as altitude-wise, but guys will still do it to get away from the world and get focused on it.
02:02:06.000
There's a lot of arguments about if it's better to sleep low or to train low and then sleep high.
02:02:13.000
And then people go up there to Big Bear, which if you're not there, I guess the argument is if you're not there for a long enough period of time.
02:02:44.000
As soon as I sign the papers, if I have six weeks, eight weeks, however long it is for the fight, I just start sleeping and using it when I sleep.
02:02:51.000
And then as my cardio gets good and I'm starting to feel confident in my cardio and I start working it and testing it, then I'll start doing Tabata sprints with the mask at 10,000 feet on the treadmill.
02:03:06.000
But then I don't even do pad work, I do bag work, I do all kinds of shit with that fucking thing.
02:03:10.000
You're talking about a device, or you're talking about that training mask thing?
02:03:18.000
Hypoxico is the brand, and it's this big machine, and it pumps nitrogen, and so you're taking the same breaths, but volume-wise of those same breaths, where I'm breathing oxygen now, it would be 80% oxygen and 20% nitrogen, which lowers the amount of oxygen that you breathe,
02:03:35.000
and what that does is it It makes your body go, oh fuck, I'm not getting enough air out of each breath.
02:03:45.000
So your body will release red blood cells from your bone marrow.
02:03:52.000
And that's how you increase your red blood cell count.
02:04:02.000
My coach notices it right away when I started using it.
02:04:07.000
Your lactic acid build up and your cardio will increase every time you do it.
02:04:17.000
Like I said, every camp's different, but I'll try at least twice, three times a week.
02:04:26.000
My chick didn't like it and the tent was like too big.
02:04:29.000
The tent was like too big because there was like a room in a room.
02:04:32.000
It gets hot and then it smells like you're sleeping in a fucking tent.
02:04:44.000
It has like my fucking dressers and like it's a fucking room in a room.
02:04:58.000
I got these plastic bins at Home Depot, the biggest plastic bin I could find.
02:05:06.000
I plugged the thing in the back, and then I got a sheet, like a tarp, and I hang it so it's inside of the...
02:05:13.000
Inside, like, when I lay in, there's like a fucking plastic bin over my head.
02:05:18.000
And then there's a plastic tarp which lays over the sheets or whatever, and then it's pumping the oxygen.
02:05:31.000
You can't be paranoid of close paces when you're in a spot like that.
02:05:37.000
That's the only way that she would do it because she didn't want the big ass tan anymore.
02:05:42.000
Sometimes she'll get in there and be like, she doesn't like it.
02:06:04.000
So it was less oxygen like what I was talking about.
02:06:06.000
Yeah, and it was one of those like pods and I'd sleep down there.
02:06:10.000
You see that one on the top left that's like just over his head?
02:06:31.000
Yeah, one of them pumps tons of oxygen into you, which is supposed to be really good for knockout recovery and stuff like that.
02:06:37.000
And then what I have is it decreases your oxygen.
02:06:40.000
You're basically suffocating yourself all night long.
02:06:43.000
And then your body's like, oh, fuck, you need to be more red blood cells because you're dying.
02:06:47.000
Which one of you Shannon pumps the pure oxygen?
02:06:57.000
But it was soft, so I guess it wasn't working as well.
02:07:00.000
So then I went to a guy in L.A. that had a hard one.
02:07:06.000
Well, I know Uriah Faber used that after the Aldo fight to repair his leg.
02:07:23.000
Well, Brunson was able to stop the bum rush, which is big.
02:07:35.000
He's so efficient with his movements when he's striking.
02:07:43.000
I think his distance is really hard to read, too.
02:07:45.000
His movement patterns and the distance that your highest strikes from is...
02:08:19.000
If Herb thought it was premature, he might have been.
02:08:22.000
Or if Herb thought it was time, he might have been able to see something.
02:08:25.000
You know what kind of triggers a little bit is Uriah went for a single leg on Herb Dean.
02:08:40.000
We're supposed to put up a clock to sync this up.
02:08:46.000
So I was almost thinking about rewinding it, but that'll fuck up our clock, right?
02:09:11.000
Watch him shoot this beautiful single leg on Herb.
02:09:44.000
Everyone has an off night in the office sometimes.
02:09:49.000
I mean, it's interesting because I would have liked to see Brunson actually finish it, finish it.
02:09:54.000
I mean, I think maybe if you gave him more time, he would have been able to finish it conclusively, and we wouldn't be sitting here doing this.
02:10:00.000
Because you don't want to take anything away from that left hook.
02:10:10.000
When he shot that single leg to get up on Herb, right away he was like, what the fuck, man?
02:10:14.000
He grabbed it and was like, oh shit, come on, man.
02:10:20.000
I mean, he was turned up and probably closing his eyes, you know?
02:10:24.000
Turtled up, trying to avoid the punches that were coming at his face.
02:10:30.000
It's like he got hit with that one big shot, he goes down, but then the two afterwards, they were kind of deflected.
02:10:36.000
He wasn't doing what a guy who was conscious would do with his head or neck, I feel like.
02:10:45.000
Because if you look at it, the head's not moving at all.
02:10:53.000
But it was enough to stop the two punches that he was trying to throw at him from hitting him.
02:10:57.000
Well, is that him, or is that bad shots on Brunson?
02:11:01.000
If you're on the fence about that, I think you'd let it go.
02:11:05.000
Here's where you give Herb Dean the benefit of the doubt, though.
02:11:08.000
He said Herb was looking in his eyes while all the shit was going down.
02:11:15.000
Or Herb's angle, different from the camera, it actually looks like he's getting hit.
02:11:25.000
I would say that Herb has the best view ever, though, right?
02:11:41.000
For our show, I put hashtag, where the fuck is Hildago?
02:11:45.000
And then some guy's like, I'm from there, asshole.
02:11:59.000
Yeah, if you want to fly in, you've got to fly to Mexico, and they take you over on some sort of a shuttle.
02:12:11.000
How many miles is it from the border of Mexico?
02:12:13.000
Let's just do it in Mexico, huh, UFC? Holy shit.
02:12:20.000
They should have just brought in all Mexican fighters and treated it like a Mexico City card.
02:12:28.000
And then they all come out to mariachi bands and narco songs.
02:12:31.000
They're all at the Canelo fight, but yeah, that'd be a brilliant idea.
02:12:37.000
He's never fought outside the UK. And they're like, oh, cool.
02:13:03.000
He's not really a pay-per-view fighter, but man, in my eyes, there's no more exciting fighter maybe ever.
02:13:16.000
Then he gets on the mic and goes, Big drama show!
02:13:44.000
Here's my thing is that he's probably still fucked up from that shot while he's down there, but you didn't stop him from the shot, and then those three things that he threw all missed.
02:13:58.000
But he was definitely fucked up on the ground there, but he wasn't getting more fucked up when he stopped it.
02:14:03.000
It's too bad it's controversial because Brunson landed that perfect left hook.
02:14:07.000
He would never want to take anything away from that moment, you know?
02:14:12.000
If everybody says it's a bullshit stoppage, it makes you feel bad.
02:14:17.000
Hey, Herb, you're going to have to give your eye half your paycheck now.
02:14:21.000
Could they fucking please put a 145-pound weight class in instead of having Cyborg starve herself every time they let her fight?
02:14:31.000
Well, because that 145, she's gonna kill a bitch.
02:14:35.000
What poor soul is going in there to fight this girl?
02:14:41.000
The woman, Lena Landsberg is her name, and she's a world Muay Thai champion.
02:15:16.000
Did you see what happened when she fought Jorina Barge?
02:15:36.000
She lost to Jorina Barge in a fight where Barge dominated her.
02:15:51.000
Well, she throws a round kick and then she comes from behind it when you're recovering with her right hand.
02:15:58.000
The question is, is she going to be strong enough to keep Cyborg off of her?
02:16:03.000
Is she going to keep her head enough to use her movement and her technique?
02:16:13.000
Too bad Brian Callen's not here to bet you in a way where...
02:16:55.000
You can't bet those large sums unless you're going to pay up.
02:17:09.000
They have a different Colonel Sanders every week now.
02:17:20.000
So he bet on Diaz in the first fight, and then he bet on Overeem in the Stipe fight?
02:17:25.000
But he's the one that won, and I go, dude, I don't want, just pay me my money.
02:17:32.000
I'm like, I'll take Stipe, but you gotta pay him.
02:17:36.000
So when he lost, you guys have done podcasts since then.
02:17:41.000
What kind of conversations have you had about the money that he lost?
02:17:44.000
He's like, do I have to check in my car, blah, blah, blah.
02:17:46.000
And then we do the show, and then after he just dips out.
02:17:49.000
So you ask him, point blank, are you going to pay me?
02:18:06.000
Or are you just going to accept the fact that everything with him is sort of theater?
02:18:14.000
I mean, if you gave me a check, it's a lot of money, man.
02:18:17.000
If you lost $12,000 and came to him with $12,000 in a bag and just handed it to him, pushed it over to him, he said, are you sure?
02:18:32.000
You would know Brian better than me, but I feel like you would.
02:18:36.000
I just keep going double or nothing till he wins, and then there you go.
02:18:41.000
But I won't bet on that, because you can't make a bid out of it.
02:18:45.000
You see how big you can go before he's eventually going to win.
02:18:58.000
He's not going to pay you, but just see how high you can go.
02:19:02.000
If they know that he's never going to pay, then why care?
02:19:08.000
If Callan is on a plane that gets hit by an asteroid and he dies, you go after his family.
02:19:14.000
Oh yeah, I'm going to tell his wife, God, this sucks.
02:19:32.000
Because he wanted to bet on Yoel versus Weidman, because I want Weidman.
02:19:44.000
But pretend like you really want the money so that your audience...
02:19:58.000
But, like, I don't want anybody giving me a thousand dollars.
02:20:04.000
I don't want to, like, take away from his kid's horse riding lessons or some shit.
02:20:10.000
Like, that's a weird thing with, like, rich dudes.
02:20:12.000
Like, if you're like a Lorenzo Fertitta or some sort of super rich dude type kid, like, if you're gonna have a bet, that shit's gotta be preposterous.
02:20:24.000
Yeah, Mark Cuban and Lorenzo Fertitta, they get drunk together one night, and they decide, let's get down.
02:20:31.000
And they get crazy, and they look at, like, a $50 million bet.
02:20:47.000
I just need a gold spaceship, and he's just gonna have a window where only his dick hangs out.
02:20:54.000
If you had a trillion dollars, wouldn't you just go everywhere in a helicopter?
02:21:00.000
Can you imagine the stereo system he has in his helicopter?
02:21:10.000
And if I had to guess, he's probably going to get into the football game.
02:21:20.000
And there was a Raider front office looking at the facilities for practices already.
02:21:43.000
Since the sale, everyone says Dane is so much better to deal with on negotiations.
02:21:49.000
I guess since sale, he's just way cooler to deal with now.
02:21:52.000
For whatever reason, maybe, you know, who knows.
02:21:59.000
I just just his demeanor is completely different in a positive way.
02:22:04.000
Yeah, I mean he was already, Dana's been super rich for a long time, but there's super rich and then there's like how many hundreds of millions of dollars did he make from that shit?
02:22:20.000
From what I've heard from people that are going through negotiations right now, they're like, dude, it's crazy.
02:22:33.000
You know, Ari Emanuel is a super savvy entertainment dude.
02:22:37.000
You know, his knowledge about the business is pretty much unparalleled.
02:22:45.000
It's him and then CA. He's got some crazy connections in the world.
02:22:48.000
It's going to be interesting to see what they can pull off.
02:22:50.000
Because, you know, I don't know how long the deal with Fox goes on, but...
02:22:55.000
I was having a conversation with Dana way back before they were doing this Fox deal.
02:23:00.000
They were talking about buying a network at one point in time.
02:23:02.000
And it was like right before the economy collapsed.
02:23:05.000
If they wound up buying that network, who knows where the fucking sport would be.
02:23:10.000
I think once the Fox deal is up, and I may not have heard this from some smart, smart people involved in it.
02:23:16.000
You know how the NFL and NBA, it's just not on Fox, on CBS, NBC. They think ESPN, Fox, they're not going to just be on one network with just Fox.
02:23:27.000
Have the lightweights and the welterweights on NBC. You're going to see ESPN promoting UFC fights big time.
02:23:38.000
They just did an NFL game this week, broadcasted on Twitter live on Thursday night.
02:23:57.000
Do you guys have those things, those little stands that you put in your bed and you clip your phone where you could just watch your phone like shit?
02:24:05.000
Because generally, for the longest time, I'd have to hold it, kind of set it.
02:24:09.000
You know, if I wanted to watch anything on my phone.
02:24:14.000
Yeah, where it's an awesome clip where now I look forward to getting in bed and just watching Netflix.
02:24:20.000
Yeah, I want you to spot on the TV, though, huh?
02:24:25.000
Because, you know, if you take an iPhone here and you hold it to your face like this, that's like sitting in the last row in a movie theater.
02:24:39.000
When you're looking at the last row of a movie theater, you're looking at this big thing.
02:24:46.000
This thing is, you've got to like, oh, there's a little thing right in front of me.
02:24:52.000
When you're lying in bed, turn off all the lights and then put your phone like this close.
02:24:57.000
It's the exact same proportions that if you're sitting in the last row in a movie theater.
02:25:03.000
These guys are getting in each other's face right before the fight.
02:25:05.000
Well, you know they have those VR goggle headsets.
02:25:08.000
You slide a Samsung phone into this VR goggle and it becomes like a virtual reality headset.
02:25:23.000
Who the fuck would get a phone with one of those?
02:25:33.000
His house caught on fire from a fucking Samsung phone.
02:25:42.000
Can you imagine the stock right now with Samsung?
02:25:49.000
There's one where a guy was in his driveway, he had his car, his phone charging, just sitting on his console, burst into flame, came out, his dog was barking, his fucking car is on fire, ablaze in his driveway, from his goddamn phone.
02:26:04.000
They videotaped the whole thing, so he's like, what the fuck is this?
02:26:07.000
Do your kids ever go through your phone and look at videos and shit?
02:26:09.000
You let them watch cartoons on your phone every now and then, right?
02:26:14.000
Well, a six-year-old boy did apparently get burned.
02:26:20.000
If they're recalling these phones, imagine how many people got fucked up from them.
02:26:30.000
I just said there was like 25, 26, 26 reports of burns and 55 reports of property damage, including fires.
02:26:45.000
Yeah, well, this is the first time this has ever happened with any major manufacturer.
02:26:52.000
Those cars back in the day, like the Pintos and shit, were killing people, right?
02:26:56.000
They'd get rear-ended and the gas tank was in a bad position.
02:26:59.000
How about that thing you were talking about, Elon Musk came up with a battery that stores solar energy?
02:27:06.000
Like some kind of cell that's holding all this energy?
02:27:09.000
Holy shit, you'd want to put that in the back shed, like on the other side of the backyard.
02:27:13.000
It's a good point if it blows up like these Samsung phones, right?
02:27:19.000
Because think about how small the phone is, and think about how big the battery bank must be to power your fucking J-Lo mansion.
02:27:27.000
They can just start false flagging houses blowing up.
02:27:35.000
And then everyone's like, oh, we're going to stay on the grid.
02:27:45.000
Tremendous amount of shit talking between these two.
02:27:51.000
Johnson, it's very interesting because he's, at times, looks real good striking.
02:27:58.000
But the question is, does he have enough to hang with Poirier?
02:28:02.000
And does he choose to strike with him or does he try to take him down?
02:28:08.000
Poirier pretty much has the same strategy always.
02:28:15.000
Jamie just pulled up some shit where they're already on Tesla for blowing up, right?
02:28:21.000
Tesla spontaneously catches fire, burns down during test drive in France.
02:28:27.000
All they got to do is put that on CNN, like, all day for a week.
02:28:36.000
Well, they had a problem with Teslas early on where if underground debris or ground debris, like if they rolled over some rocks or something like that and it damaged the undercarriage, then it could have some issues.
02:28:51.000
They probably like polyurea coated the bottom of the cars or something.
02:28:54.000
It says they put a titanium shield on the bottom to stop that.
02:29:05.000
Because Michael Johnson at one point in time was looking real good.
02:29:10.000
But the Nate Diaz fight set him back quite a bit.
02:29:21.000
He was talking about how the way Nate throws is 1-2.
02:29:27.000
Like, the left hand and then the right hand comes behind it.
02:29:30.000
With Nate, they're coming at you at the same time.
02:29:37.000
Yeah, he's like, it's a totally different rhythm.
02:29:43.000
Yeah, for sure jump the fuck in there on that one.
02:30:07.000
Wow, there must have been some serious shit talking before this.
02:30:25.000
But he fought a Taekwondo dude who fought in the earlier UFC. And Tank...
02:30:30.000
Fucked him up and he fucked him up too long and the ref tried to stop, John McCarthy tried to stop it but he hit him like an extra shot and then the guy tried to fight Tank after that for fucking him up.
02:30:43.000
It was so weird like he wanted to fuck him up for fucking him up.
02:30:47.000
Dude, they're trying to rally Johnson here, just being like, dude, calm down.
02:30:57.000
Dustin Poirier's feet were totally out of position, and Johnson landed a perfect shot.
02:31:08.000
It's interesting from the other angle because his feet were completely out of position.
02:31:22.000
How cool would it be if you had a line to the truck from here?
02:31:30.000
Dude, it took security and even Dan Mariola yanked him down the cage like, dude, calm down!
02:31:43.000
See, this is where I was like, why are you cutting away from the controversy?
02:31:48.000
Let's hear what these guys are saying to each other.
02:31:55.000
I love me some Dan Hardy, but I'd much rather see those two jawing at it.
02:32:00.000
Well, you know, there's time for that, and then there's time for this after that's done.
02:32:10.000
I mean, they must have said some awful shit to each other for Johnson to knock him out and still be mad.
02:32:15.000
You must have been saying some more awful shit for Security and the Cutman, like, hey, let's relax a little.
02:32:22.000
It's always weird to me when guys are mad after the fight.
02:32:39.000
Now you just want to fuck more people up, right?
02:32:41.000
I can only imagine, because I've never, ever fucked anybody up.
02:33:03.000
Have you ever fought a guy where it was just bad, mad shit talking like it was like...
02:33:10.000
Yeah, I've had a couple beefs like that where we had multiple fights.
02:33:18.000
You guys were on Twitter telling each other to fuck off and shit?
02:33:23.000
It was more like interviews and back and forth.
02:33:25.000
The Levin one was weird because Levin pulled out of your fight and then he fought Simon Marcus after that and just stopped fighting at one point in time, right?
02:33:38.000
I was there and I still don't know what happened.
02:33:41.000
I think he got a warning or something for holding.
02:33:50.000
I think they fell between the ropes and Levin didn't get back in the ring fast enough so they gave him a standing eight count and he got pissed.
02:33:59.000
But yeah, he just quit halfway through the fight.
02:34:06.000
You were saying that you didn't think that he wanted to fight anymore.
02:34:09.000
It was like one of those things like the reason why...
02:34:13.000
I had respect for him even though we had like...
02:34:18.000
You're like the champion and you're representing kickboxing and you're representing your country and you're representing all this like shit and you quit because the...
02:34:27.000
You know, you took your ball home and then gave up your world title.
02:34:33.000
He got out of the ring defending his title and quit.
02:34:42.000
It'd be interesting if Johnson talks shit here.
02:34:45.000
Well, I think he's calmed down because they just hugged each other, you know?
02:34:58.000
See, everybody's going WWE. Well, but pay me what's up.
02:35:39.000
Chandler gave him a flat tire if you watch that back.
02:36:00.000
The shoe was probably too small because Dan's feet are so fucking big.
02:36:03.000
He probably didn't have any shoes that fit him because Dan Mergliato's a giant.
02:36:12.000
Give me the 16. He looks like you should be wearing those New Bounce because they're extra wide foot.
02:36:17.000
People with really wide feet have those new balances, those weird old new balances.
02:36:20.000
Maybe he put the 16 on, but he said, I just won't tie them.
02:36:27.000
Hey, you know that SAP function for the UFC, that SAP? Yes, for Spanish.
02:36:36.000
What if the UFC came to you and said, we want to add an option to listen to the Fight Companion?
02:36:42.000
See, the problem with that is then we would have to guarantee we're going to do it.
02:36:49.000
Like, the beautiful thing about The Fight Companion is, we're independent.
02:36:53.000
We get together, and we really would be doing this anyway.
02:37:08.000
The yacht and the helicopter and the private jet, that's the last shit, right?
02:37:16.000
Islands where you land your yacht or your helicopter.
02:37:18.000
Yeah, by the time you have an island, you already have a yacht and a helicopter.
02:37:25.000
You're a white belt at being a billionaire, right?
02:37:43.000
I mean, you've been doing that joke in 2000 about how...
02:37:53.000
I don't know if you're over 40, you might remember chips with Eric Estrada.
02:38:16.000
Listen, I was in Denver with my boy Willie from KBPI in Denver.
02:38:27.000
They had a show that they did live from the parking lot where a dude flew a jetpack.
02:38:32.000
So jetpacks do exist, but the dude who flew it had two ACL braces on.
02:38:40.000
He's like, dude, I fucking crashed this thing so many times.
02:38:44.000
He goes, at this point, I'm not even going to bother getting them fixed.
02:38:48.000
But the one that this guy had, this guy, this is a much newer prototype.
02:38:54.000
With Willy and the gentleman who we saw, this was like 2000. Yeah, let's get some good looks at this.
02:39:01.000
So back then, they could only do it, he said they could only fly for 30 seconds.
02:39:06.000
So what would happen is he would go 15 seconds up, and then it would take about, he really wanted to go down.
02:39:15.000
He's like, because I've needed a buffer at like 30 seconds, you're basically out of juice.
02:39:22.000
But for now, see, the thing is, virtual reality- They've been working on that for 50 years, dude!
02:39:29.000
Virtual reality used to be a waste of time, too, until the computers and the technology caught up.
02:39:34.000
Now, they have virtual reality that'll freak you the fuck out, man.
02:39:38.000
There's a crazy virtual reality- Not the one you showed me.
02:39:53.000
When you put that goggles on and you're looking around this world, even if the graphics aren't perfect, they freak you the fuck out.
02:40:05.000
And you're like, holy shit, I'm scared of heights.
02:40:18.000
You got to hold them like this for your fist to look like this in the game.
02:40:24.000
So, like, it looks like you're hitting the guy like this with your hands, but you're really doing this in the air.
02:40:28.000
So it's not 100% like boxing technique, but you could change that.
02:40:33.000
I mean, you could definitely change it to you're putting something in your hand and wherever position your hand is in, that's the position the gloves would be in, and then it would feel a lot more natural.
02:40:44.000
But, as far as, like, movement, and as far as, like, teaching someone how to avoid punches and counter, you don't feel anything when you hit them.
02:40:53.000
But you do have to move correctly in order to hit them.
02:41:03.000
It doesn't matter because it's not based on how the punch actually, what position the glove is when it lands.
02:41:10.000
Wouldn't it be cool to do it with some kind of helmet that had electroids that connect to your brain where you could kind of feel when you get hit?
02:41:22.000
It turns out that that gives you Parkinson's quicker than actual...
02:41:29.000
The dude in the video game caught me with a punch, and when they catch you, you see a flash.
02:41:35.000
And it gives you the same feeling that happens when you get punched.
02:41:40.000
Yeah, but it gives you that, oh shit, we're in trouble.
02:41:42.000
It gives you that same little weird endorphin rush if you get actually punched in the face.
02:41:50.000
So what I'm thinking is, if someone develops a program where they take a guy like you, and Joe Schilling does his kickboxing techniques, and you literally...
02:42:01.000
I mean, it's going to have to be one or two more...
02:42:04.000
Like versions of this improvements, but it's gonna get to a point where it's virtual it's a point where it's super high resolution so they could hire a guy like you to throw kicks and punches and in a in a computer simulation where all of your different kicks and punches are all programmed in there along with like patterns that you might use and someone can actually practice fighting you without fighting you Like your opponents.
02:42:30.000
You would get used to seeing you across the cage.
02:42:34.000
That would be illegal to steal someone's fucking moves.
02:42:36.000
Can you imagine your trainer sold your fucking program to the enemy?
02:42:41.000
Imagine all of your training where you need a partner that you're doing.
02:42:46.000
You're basically doing eye training at that point.
02:42:48.000
A drill where you're doing actual real-time head movement.
02:42:55.000
Sitting on my couch, laying in bed, and I never do that shit all the time.
02:42:58.000
It's attached to a cord, so it would be weird for, like, spinning things.
02:43:01.000
It would be weird if you're trying to throw spinning elbows or spinning kicks or move too much.
02:43:06.000
You know, if you had too much footwork, you might get tangled up in this.
02:43:09.000
But how long before this motherfucker's wireless?
02:43:11.000
And once that thing's wireless, then you're just wearing a helmet, and you're basically in some Enter the Dragon room.
02:43:16.000
Because you set these things up, and where Duncan had it, he had it in his office, which is essentially like the same size as this room.
02:43:22.000
You got a camera up there, and a camera up there, and it makes a grid on the ground.
02:43:26.000
And that grid on the ground is the battlefield.
02:43:30.000
Like, there's an archery game, and that grid represents a castle, and these invading armies are coming, and you're shooting at them with bows and arrows.
02:43:39.000
It's already in a backpack, so it's off of big wires.
02:43:50.000
It's the same thing you used, but the whole computer is on her back.
02:44:07.000
Yeah, Eddie, you could try it out at Duncan's house.
02:44:11.000
There's not a place where you can go, like an internet cafe where they had a bunch of these.
02:44:22.000
I'm telling you this technology is going to change the fucking world.
02:44:31.000
I take my son there like every once or twice a week, Castle Park.
02:44:39.000
As long as there's kids, there's going to be video games and arcades.
02:44:44.000
Because on the weekends, and miniature golf, they don't even have to take care of the fucking miniature golf.
02:44:51.000
And during the summer, you got kids, you want to take them to fun places.
02:45:07.000
I get the big blockbuster movies for kids all the goddamn time.
02:45:10.000
Everything's for kids and music for kids and fucking Britney Spears and Justin Bieber.
02:45:16.000
You want to make your kids happy and all that bullshit.
02:45:34.000
Girls are just sitting there typing, thinking about dick.
02:45:37.000
Dude, you're going to be taking your kid to Toys R Us eventually, and just let him get on the bikes, and then he's just going to be riding his bike like The Shining and shit, and you just fall, and you take him there to ride the bikes, and then eventually one of the cashiers there, one out of three times,
02:45:53.000
will say, you can't just be riding these bikes.
02:45:55.000
And he goes through The Shining, like all through every aisle around the whole giant Toys R Us in Burbank.
02:46:03.000
I was just there with my son the other day at Baby's Toys R Us.
02:46:10.000
It's still Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, G.I. Joe's action figures, micro-machines, but they're really not micro, they're just regular now.
02:46:19.000
Dude, your kid's going to be on your phone going through your pictures and shit.
02:46:25.000
You're going to be sitting with your kid and he's like, can I see a video?
02:46:32.000
You guys are going to be looking at videos together, music videos and shit on your phone.
02:46:36.000
He's going to have a Pokemon Go account on your phone.
02:46:44.000
Nothing's easy, but having a business where kids come for entertainment, man, that's like...
02:46:57.000
It's a giant place with these tubes and slides and the kids go nuts.
02:47:10.000
I go in there with my kid and we start sliding down.
02:47:17.000
These guys are flying on these self-propelled...
02:47:26.000
I don't know, I think they have gas of some kind.
02:47:45.000
That's not like, in the future, this is what it's gonna look like.
02:47:57.000
Dude, look how close they are to the jet engines.
02:48:01.000
What if it catches fire like a Samsung phone, just burns your dick 30,000 feet in the air.
02:48:05.000
It only catches your dick on fire, and then it goes out.
02:48:11.000
That takes suicide bombing to the whole fucking level, right?
02:48:15.000
I would just undo those straps, and I'd be like, we're done here.
02:48:36.000
Yeah, they're chemtrailing the fuck out of Dubai.
02:48:44.000
Which is even crazier because he doesn't even have an engine behind him.
02:48:48.000
Have you ever seen him crash on one of those things?
02:48:52.000
I saw the video of one guy from a GoPro, like from his point of view where he hits the ground.
02:48:59.000
He's going a hundred and something miles an hour too.
02:49:13.000
Let's end it with the guy running to the bridge.
02:49:18.000
I mean, why do we like this Johnson Poirier fight?
02:49:28.000
Some people just have to go so far to get their dick card.
02:49:35.000
He was trying to be a little bit of a hot dog, they said, and trying to go really closer than he was supposed to go.
02:49:41.000
One guy went under the bridge and one guy went over.
02:50:23.000
You gotta do so many skydiving jumps to do this.
02:50:26.000
And by the time he was qualified to do a base jump, so many of his group have died that he decided to back out.
02:51:06.000
You could go down a wound rabbit hole on YouTube.
02:51:11.000
When I was a kid, you had to work to get a copy of Faces of Death.
02:51:16.000
You had to go to that weird area, the video store.
02:51:19.000
You had to hope somebody else hadn't rented it before you.
02:51:22.000
Any little fucking kid whose parents aren't paying attention can go on YouTube now and watch dudes bounce off of cliffs and buildings and get run over by trucks and car accidents.
02:51:33.000
If YouTube doesn't catch it, those things, they stay on for a while.
02:51:36.000
And fucking high school kids are probably the first to find those things.
02:51:40.000
He's on that underweb looking at all sorts of shit.
02:52:15.000
I don't know if it's a documentary is the way you want to word it, but on Viceland's show, I think it's...
02:52:20.000
I can't remember the name of it, but they take a guy onto the dark web.
02:52:23.000
They show you, like, this is going on a website.
02:52:31.000
I wonder if that's been tightened up because of the trial.
02:52:35.000
The trial was really crazy because it turns out that the DEA agents, the people who are investigating them, wind up stealing the Bitcoin money.
02:52:41.000
So the investigating guys wound up stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars, and then the guy who created the whole thing still wound up going to jail.
02:52:49.000
So there was obviously some fuckery and shenanigans and real corruption going on.
02:52:59.000
See, I don't really know what he did, but I think they said that he was trying to get someone murdered.
02:53:11.000
They murder somebody and he was trying to set something up.
02:53:16.000
I just remember watching that movie that Alex Winter made.
02:53:19.000
He was in the deep web and you can learn a lot about it.
02:53:27.000
He didn't believe it, but the reality is he doesn't know.
02:53:30.000
You don't really know what a guy did or didn't do unless you were there.
02:53:38.000
The very cops that were in charge of the case were stealing money From the account.
02:53:56.000
It's just a bunch of people online that are tired of bullshit.
02:54:03.000
Like how come because they're all wearing masks?
02:54:06.000
How do you know the fake anonymous videos are the real ones?
02:54:12.000
I would have to talk to someone who's legitimately anonymous to get the full details.
02:54:17.000
It's still going strong and they're still fighting crime, right?
02:54:22.000
They definitely catch people that have done fucked up shit.
02:54:25.000
Well, I remember one story about a girl who was throwing puppies in a river.
02:54:31.000
And they found her and they doxxed her information.
02:54:36.000
You know, they've closed down and hacked into databases and companies are doing shady shit.
02:54:42.000
This isn't new, but Ari did a podcast with a couple guys that were in Anonymous, or they claim to be in Anonymous.
02:54:47.000
So if you want to find that out, you can check out SkepticTank79 and listen to Ari talk with a couple guys.
02:54:56.000
Is there an Anonymous, like an official, there's an official Twitter?
02:55:07.000
I gotta say before I forget, Ari Shafir's latest podcast is with Henry Rollins.
02:55:23.000
I have a total newfound appreciation for him after listening to him on that podcast.
02:55:31.000
And they were telling us about Henry Rollins and his work ethic on the live shows.
02:55:38.000
He picks a spot in the world, travels there, and spends like a month there.
02:55:42.000
And just brings a typewriter, or rather a camera, and maybe a laptop.
02:55:58.000
Takes photos during the day and at nighttime, writes stories about it.
02:56:01.000
You know, and he writes stories for a bunch of different publications.
02:56:03.000
I don't want to give away any more of it because it's just an awesome podcast.
02:56:09.000
I think Ari was in Stockholm and he was doing stand-up and Henry Rollins was there doing something else and they met up.
02:56:19.000
I always thought he was very smart and interesting and very passionate about a lot of things, but hearing him on Ari's podcast gave me a whole different appreciation for him.
02:56:37.000
Yeah, I think listening to him on the Ari's podcast, I would find him completely fascinating.
02:56:42.000
I just really respect that completely off the beaten path choice of just deciding.
02:56:50.000
He goes to these places and he'll just go and, you know, hang out in Afghanistan.
02:56:54.000
He's kind of always been a guy who's done it his way, which I appreciate.
02:56:58.000
Yeah, I mean, he started off as a musician, and then now what he does is he writes, and he does, like, these spoken word things.
02:57:05.000
Apparently he's doing a run at Largo in December, so I might go down there and check that out.
02:57:09.000
Yeah, they say his live show's badass, and it sells out like a motherfucker.
02:57:15.000
He's kind of, like, kind of doing stand-up, but not, you know, he's really just telling stories about things, so he's not confined, which is, you know, a lot of people find...
02:57:25.000
Like, uh, podcast very freeing, because it's one of the few times that comics aren't confined to this constant need to be funny, like, all the time, like, over and over and over again.
02:57:35.000
Like, sometimes it shows that are just funny back and forth, funny back and forth, but you don't have to.
02:57:40.000
Like, sometimes there's a moment in a podcast where you just have to, you want to kind of explore something.
02:57:46.000
A comic can't really do that on stage unless they do some sort of a weird, artsy, one-person show.
02:57:51.000
But a guy like Rollins, he doesn't have any defined pattern that his shows have to follow.
02:58:06.000
You're not going to that show going, make me laugh, clown.
02:58:10.000
It's kind of interesting what you guys do with Fighter and the Kid, too.
02:58:13.000
It's because you're doing a podcast, but you do a podcast live.
02:58:16.000
And you're doing this podcast live, and it's kind of a comedy show, but it's kind of whatever the fuck you want it to be show.
02:58:21.000
You can kind of make your own sort of format of entertainment.
02:58:26.000
The live podcast format is a new form of entertainment in a way.
02:58:32.000
I did one of my own and a bunch of other people's ones.
02:58:36.000
And the thing, the interesting thing about it is, it's not the same thing when an audience is there.
02:58:41.000
When you're doing it live, it becomes way more of like, their attention span is taken into consideration much more.
02:58:52.000
Like, it's a performance, you know, there's scripted parts, and it's broken up into segments.
02:58:57.000
When he decided to do it, I did my research and I went to some of the live podcasts.
02:59:01.000
I'm like, dude, these people are loyal fans, devoted, but this is boring, man.
02:59:08.000
And especially if you're in a comedy place, like if you're doing the store or you have to play improv where they're used to seeing big acts and people who entertain, you got to kind of do your thing, man.
02:59:18.000
You're not going to be able to just talk like buddies.
02:59:22.000
Kevin Smith used to have this little theater in Hollywood.
02:59:31.000
I did my podcast there with Norton a long time ago.
02:59:43.000
It's essentially like an acting studio where people would take acting classes and then they'd come down to the stage and perform.
02:59:55.000
Because then I don't think you have to put on a show as much.
02:59:59.000
But it's a podcast in front of a really small, super, super intimate crowd.
03:00:17.000
I was in the audience of one of his shows because they would cut to the audience.
03:00:36.000
I guess it was like you know that What's it called?
03:00:53.000
His character was a total D-bag, but super Republican D-bag and yelled at people.
03:01:14.000
But we did like 60 or 70 episodes, something like that.
03:01:28.000
I don't want to be that guy who says same shit over and over again, because when you're running a show, you do.
03:01:35.000
You have to repeat that story because some people haven't heard it, and then the people who have heard it, your hardcore fans, are like, here he goes with that fucking show.
03:01:43.000
Depends on your guest, too, because did you have a partner, or was it just you?
03:01:48.000
I just invited five people at a time just to have this conversation, just like this.
03:01:53.000
But after a while, I get sick of hearing myself tell the same goddamn story.
03:02:06.000
If you ever get the itch to do a podcast, you know you can always do this one.
03:02:19.000
Like, if you just want to do it occasionally and just get the itch out, you know you've got an open invitation.
03:02:27.000
It's been on for 30 years, Bob Coburn, KLOS, big, huge, like that Guns N' Roses, Kiss, like all the big, biggest rock legends would get on KLOS once a week.
03:02:37.000
It's huge in LA. Well, Bob Coburn came down with some kind of cancer or whatever, and the show's on hiatus, and the producer of the show, he wants me to bring my podcast back, and He said, dude, let me put together something for you,
03:03:03.000
It's not like you don't sign a contract or anything.
03:03:06.000
It'd have to be, just like you said, it'd have to be in a way where if I want to just do it on my pace, I don't want people like, oh, you've got to do four shows.
03:03:18.000
My studio actually sucks because it's a rehearsal studio and sometimes I'll have guests and there's a drummer that practices it.
03:03:25.000
I've done podcasts where the drummer just shredding for two hours.
03:03:34.000
Let's say someone's like, oh, we want to take this on and pay you guys a jillion dollars.
03:03:44.000
If I decided to try to do that just to test it out, maybe I'd take you up on your offer and...
03:04:00.000
Listen, if you ever want to do it from here, like, one day, just for a goof, just bring it back one day for a goof.
03:04:10.000
I think that you should do whatever the fuck you want to do.
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You stop doing it because you're so overwhelmed with responsibilities, with family, with jiu-jitsu teaching, with running EBI. It's not a priority.
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It's like, fuck, am I going to have a podcast, run EBI, run Tenth Planet, make music?
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And then I got my son there, and these are the most important years of his life, and I'm hanging out with him, and I'm trying to shut things off.
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I'm really focusing on trying to just shut the world off.
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I never tried to even look for fucking sponsors, man.
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I was just doing it on my own free time, just for the fun of it.
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I don't want to fucking repeat any other stories.
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Even having sponsors is a fucking responsibility that you have to consider.
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Because what if you have a sponsor that's not good?
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What if you have a sponsor that rips people off or something where it goes wrong?
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There was a sponsor that came to me that was like an Uber for nannies.
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But if they guaranteed that their babysitters run through a rigorous background check.
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I've had this conversation with Joe before, too.
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Certain sponsors, we've turned down, I won't say the name of the company, but Two mega sponsors, because Cal and I, A, don't believe in the product, B, our audience would be like, get the fuck out of here.
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And you would have to go get tailored, and they'd send the suit in the mail, like these world-class suits.
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Well, what's wrong with that is both mine and Cal's came in the mail, and they were just so shitty.
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Because dude's gonna order suits, and then they come all shitty, and they're like, dude, this is, you know?
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Because the last thing you want to do is disappoint your fans in a way like that, where you can avoid it.
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But if you could avoid it, it's just hard because right now it's really opening up the market as far as people that are advertising on podcasts.
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You don't hear like Chevrolet advertising on podcasts or Samsung.
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Well, they should if you go back and listen to that shit on them.
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Well, if they're smart, they would because there's no better platform for loyal listeners than a fucking podcast who's going to listen to Rogan Talk for whatever, six hours a week, nine hours a week.
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No one's watching TV. I have 500 fucking channels.
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I never watch TV. I watch TV. I watch TV. Sports.
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I'm always on my Apple TV. I'm always on Netflix.
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The only time I watch regular TV is when The Ultimate Fighter comes on or something.
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Podcasts, if they were smart, man, with your audience or someone like Dan Carlin or NPR, that's where it's at these days for advertisers.
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Dan Carlin told me he's in a weird position because he gets a fuckload of downloads, but he does his podcast so infrequently that the best model for him, as far as cash, is actually to do it through subscriptions.
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So when you order it from iTunes, especially the older episodes, it costs $1.99.
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But let me tell you something, it is worth so much more than that.
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Like his fucking podcasts, they're like a work of art.
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Wrath of the Khans, all about Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire.
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If he was our history teacher, we would all be fucking so into history.
03:08:30.000
You guys opened the show with Flat Earth stuff?
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Dan Carlin would have slapped somebody if you brought that up, though.
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But he's got such a deep knowledge of so much fucking history, and he prepares for months to get these things ready.
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Like you said on the show, you just turn on and you're having a conversation with your buddies.
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Carlin has to fucking go balls deep into how he's going to articulate it, the plan, and there's start and finish, and it's history.
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Well, we were talking about it, and I was like, you know, what we're doing is a podcast.
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It's like a work of art that's also historically accurate.
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Obviously he knows everything about Genghis Khan.
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He gives you a bunch of different references that he uses from various history books.
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And he also shows the discrepancies in the opinions.
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How one person believed it was this, but another person...
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So he tells you when there's some vagueness in history, which I really appreciate, too, because he's not dogmatic.
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He doesn't have, like, one idea in his head of how things absolutely went down.
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And he's just so entertaining, man, because he has a background in talk radio.
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So he's just so good at being, like, a professional broadcaster.
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And then the guy's a maniac when it comes to history.
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He did this series on World War I. I had no idea how fucking crazy World War I was.
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Did you know that Hitler was actually a soldier in World War I? Did we talk about that?
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And not only was he a soldier, but he was one of the most...
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He got like hardcore, Purple Heart type shit from Germany.
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You might have read that from one of those sites.
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That's why they got behind him, because he was so hardcore.
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The worst job, the most dangerous job was sending messages to the front line from headquarters to the front line.
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But that wasn't, you know, obviously if you're going to do a piece about World War I, Hitler doesn't play a big part unless you're going to continue with World War II and talk about his survival.
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For World War II. If he does a World War II one, yeah, for sure.
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There's a lot of shit about World War II that, fuck, man, that I didn't know.
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It's fascinating shit how World War II connects to JFK, how that all comes together.
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Way better, because it's real, because it actually really happened.
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To find out exactly, because what you get in high schools, you get...
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Basic Jack and Jill versions of what the fuck happened.
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Oh, this guy was shot and then the world went to war.
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You want to get into World War II and JFK? A lot of movies on World War II. That's an eight-season miniseries.
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Bro, if Callan was here right now, he would drop some knowledge on us about it that he remembers.
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Does he remember a lot about World War II? Is he a World War II buff?
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There's a moment in history where you go back and look at it and things will never be the same.
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Time had Adolf Hitler as man of the year one year.
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Before they turned, before everything went wrong.
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But at first, United States was totally into Adolf Hitler.
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Eddie is dropping some serious world war 2 knowledge on your ass.
03:13:28.000
Now, was Hitler or was Hitler not a vegetarian?
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I think that was a rumor, that Hitler was a vegetarian.
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You know, he was an architect in all the major buildings and all the...
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He was into designing not only the buildings, but you know those giant Nazi parades with all the giant crazy shit.
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There's a documentary called The Architect of Doom.
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That's why he started hating the Jews, because he was trying to get into this art academy that was run by Jews, and they denied him.
03:14:14.000
Eddie in World War II. You guys just haven't even walked into the gym, that's all.
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And then after 37 on, towards the end of his life, he started becoming vegetarian.
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Dude, they tried to smear him, yes, and he sucked boys' dicks too.
03:14:48.000
They probably, like, 80% of leaders probably had fart problems.
03:14:53.000
Well, the meth thing is crazy because apparently, like, a lot of world leaders were on speed back then, right?
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Now, one of the things about Hillary Clinton that popped up was that she was on, I think it was Pro Vigil or New Vigil.
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Pro Vigil is like that stimulant that fighter pilots use to stay awake.
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It's illegal in the Olympics now because it's some sort of a performance enhancer.
03:15:27.000
This lady was telling me that her friend's husband is on Adderall.
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Like he says he needs it to keep up the pace of the day.
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Like they've proven that it's like the same as meth.
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It's like you're taking a controlled dose of meth every day.
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How many people are out there just taking meth?
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Jamie, pull up how many people are on Adderall.
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Say, how many prescriptions of Adderall per year?
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Because that's all you really know, how many prescriptions are written.
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Dude, I think there's 300 million people on the stage.
03:16:37.000
Jamie, how many prescriptions in 2015 for Adderall?
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The prescription drugs, how legal they are, how destructive they are, how dangerous they are, and they're totally legal.
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And everyone just sits there and is like, oh, everything's fine.
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I just believe everything they fucking tell me.
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Do you see in Arizona they're trying to legalize weed and the number one funder to go against the legalization of weed is from the company that makes that fucking crazy pain drug that's many times stronger than OxyContin, Fentanyl or something like that.
03:17:21.000
The shit that killed Prince, that's something that Joey would say.
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They said it was $500,000 this company donated in Arizona to try to stop this campaign to legalize weed.
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Anything that can be considered a crime on humanity, if you can prove that, that should be a fucking felony.
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People are fucking dying and getting crazy off these prescription drugs, and no one says shit.
03:18:03.000
And with that note, we've got to get out of here.
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I've got to do a spot at the store, so I've got to wrap this bitch up and bring it home.
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Finding the Kid Live, San Jose Thursday, and then Brea and Oxnard in October, son.
03:18:21.000
Man, I really think you should come up with a better name.
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I'll be in 10th Planet, Decatur, Alabama this Saturday.
03:18:32.000
We found, Jamie found something, 16 million prescriptions.
03:18:41.000
Three million, I have to laugh at that, gentlemen.
03:18:43.000
But I was, how many people are using those 16 million prescriptions?
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You know, does that mean that a person gets four prescriptions a year, so you divide that by four?
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You're not supposed to take it when you need them, I think, when you get prescribed.
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If you're hooked on Adderall, you're taking that shit every day.
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Yeah, but the doctor's not giving them to you to use it every day.
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Yeah, no, I was on Adderall when I was in high school.
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They do prescribe it for some people every day.
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I think it's a refill every 30. No, I think there's a lot of people that take it every day.
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Yeah, that's why I'm saying a refill every 30. Because they're not going to give you fucking 120 pills.
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I think they do, and I think if you take one a day, like, that's how they...
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I don't think it's thought of as being, like, the danger that it is.
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Or at least most people, like you or I, they think it's going to help you, but kids are snorting that shit and taking classes.
03:20:58.000
Joe underscore Schilling on Instagram, correct?
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We hope everybody in New York's okay, Brian Cowell's okay, and appreciate the fuck out of you people.