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00:02:12.380 Man, I gotta say before you get on it,

00:02:14.060 you're so much better than that guy. 0.97

00:02:15.840 Dude, you fucked that fight up, though. 0.96

00:02:17.680 Thanks, bro. 1.00

00:02:18.100 You should have whipped his ass. 1.00

00:02:19.920 Boy, is you hearing this? 1.00

00:02:21.000 No, we're all in agreeance. 1.00

00:02:22.700 You should have whipped his ass. 1.00

00:02:23.940 On a technical aspect, so much better than that guy. 1.00

00:02:27.700 I think he let emotions get...

00:02:28.700 I mean, I only got to watch highlights because I was in Texas hunting and the fight happened. 0.97

00:02:32.500 But for one, he got fucked on the two points. 0.97

00:02:35.480 That should have never been two points. 0.99

00:02:37.100 If anything, at the most, one point, if not a warning.

00:02:39.800 He was going to go down from the uppercut no matter what.

00:02:48.620 You guys are not mad.

00:02:49.760 He threw a picture of us in the trash.

00:02:51.620 Yeah, what is that, dude?

00:02:53.520 Zoom in on that train.

00:02:54.600 This is a phenomenal—

00:02:54.800 Can you get that far in?

00:02:56.200 it's a picture of the three of us like friendship like after the last podcast i guess we went a

00:03:00.720 little hard on him he threw the picture out in the garbage should i open the garbage to spit

00:03:05.600 mate and there's us in the garbage you know yo i'm i'm not that petty guy i'm not that petty i

00:03:11.280 wouldn't do that i i would handle it with physicality and someone else threw that picture 0.98

00:03:15.460 away maybe it's a sign that we're trash maybe it's a sign that this podcast is trash you ever 0.67

00:03:21.720 think about that it's a solid boy hey could be by the way um welcome back to impulsive the number

00:03:27.060 one podcast in the world that's a fact i mean at this point we got nominated for a streamy boys 0.79

00:03:32.960 yep that's coming up um who are we up against again we're up against the tiny meat gang which 0.79

00:03:38.780 is uh cody co tiny meat his boy dobrick i think they're h3 podcast yeah yeah um look the boy 0.97

00:03:46.760 Is Jay Shetty up there too?

00:03:47.420 Jay Shetty, yeah.

00:03:48.260 That's it.

00:03:48.880 It's five.

00:03:49.480 Yeah.

00:03:49.780 So I'm going to be honest.

00:03:51.580 I need to win something this year.

00:03:53.300 I got to get this win.

00:03:54.680 We got to take it.

00:03:55.160 I need this win.

00:03:55.980 I'm feeling like Jay Shetty's-

00:03:57.260 You think Shetty will take it?

00:03:59.320 They just gave David Dobrik-

00:04:00.420 His podcast has been slapping, dude.

00:04:01.680 Nah, nah. 1.00

00:04:02.700 Heartthrob of the fucking year, dude. 1.00

00:04:04.040 But here's the thing. 0.99

00:04:05.760 I think David's going to clean up everywhere else.

00:04:08.200 And I think they might give us a pity award.

00:04:10.100 Like a pity lot.

00:04:11.120 Like here, Impulsive, like we like what you've done.

00:04:13.420 Right.

00:04:13.720 you've had a lot of

00:04:15.340 very interesting guests on 1.00

00:04:16.840 and you three morons 1.00

00:04:18.780 somehow managed to win 1.00

00:04:19.900 actually this award

00:04:21.160 I won a Streamy Award before

00:04:22.420 Mike's converted

00:04:23.320 to the night shift sign

00:04:24.440 but what is this for?

00:04:26.120 what did I win it for?

00:04:27.140 easy

00:04:27.540 Logan Paul

00:04:29.100 short form comedy

00:04:30.080 which is why

00:04:30.940 I'm going back to TikTok

00:04:32.580 no

00:04:33.260 it's not happening

00:04:34.980 boys

00:04:35.500 I don't know man

00:04:36.740 I don't want to discourage you

00:04:38.020 from ultimately

00:04:38.800 maybe like

00:04:39.500 an amazing career move

00:04:40.920 boys listen

00:04:41.980 again

00:04:42.840 coming off this l maybe uh i think it's time to just do another career shift i'm gonna be a

00:04:48.080 tick tocker that's it said and done tick tocking could be it hey uh you told me something before

00:04:53.320 the podcast oh yeah yeah my my girlfriend angel she's been waking up and doing about two hours

00:04:58.840 of meditation every morning yeah she's doing meditation sound sound healing sound therapy

00:05:03.740 she's studying uh to be a reiki energy worker she's studying to be a rake reiki is that like

00:05:10.440 a rake someone who rakes how does that similar how does it go where you wake up in the morning

00:05:14.820 and you're like i'm gonna spend the new next two hours well hold on a sec this one's confusing to

00:05:21.440 me because she's hold on because she's doing it to further like a profession by the way and like

00:05:26.860 a career in it so it's almost like work too but some of these other people are like yeah i got

00:05:31.680 up this morning and like the swell was fucking great dude i went and ran it up for like three 0.86

00:05:35.880 hours down in fucking yoba linda so you know like you're not morning people is that it i get up 0.99

00:05:41.880 the reason i ask is i get up i walk downstairs i set up my computer and i stare at this fucking 0.99

00:05:47.360 thing until he says hey man time for a podcast or uh what the german kids says time to shoot 0.98

00:05:53.880 the fucking night shift and then i do that and then i go back to my computer then i close the 1.00

00:05:56.840 computer i close my eyes and go to sleep fucking sucks ass bro who has that much time to meditate 1.00

00:06:02.060 two hours so she's doing she's doing like an extended amount i've actually been hitting some 1.00

00:06:07.580 some longer sessions as well up into the hour range hour okay listen why i it's it's hard to

00:06:14.440 like explain it you got to actually try it like it's something that you don't realize like there's

00:06:19.340 this thing going around in silicon valley now called dopamine fasting i don't know if you've

00:06:23.480 heard about this i read the article you sent me yeah so there it's a serious problem because we're

00:06:28.900 constantly on social media we're constantly scrolling through stuff and our brain doesn't

00:06:32.280 have time to heal even when you're sleeping your brain's still active so meditation can be a time

00:06:37.160 where you intentionally shut your brain off to recover and you can actually retain a lot more

00:06:41.780 information i actually love that answer and uh i really do want to get into meditation two hours

00:06:47.140 is a bit long an hour i think i could pull off i just am slightly scared of like okay when you

00:06:52.100 meditate you're supposed to close your eyes right just be silent on your lonesome peace calm quiet

00:06:58.180 so I saw Andre meditating

00:07:00.840 this past weekend at the ranch

00:07:02.980 under a tree

00:07:04.840 a lot of beautiful trees there

00:07:06.640 and I see Andre, you know, crystals just

00:07:08.700 strung out on his neck

00:07:10.060 big blanket across his legs

00:07:12.380 looking like a real yogi

00:07:14.600 floating in the clouds

00:07:15.520 and all of a sudden I see Broly going up to Andre

00:07:18.940 you know, sniff him

00:07:20.680 give him a greeting

00:07:21.340 no, no, Broly lifts up his leg

00:07:23.280 starts pissing on meditating Andre

00:07:25.340 and here's the best part

00:07:27.440 he was pissing on the blanket on top of andre so andre didn't know and i just soaked in the glory

00:07:34.460 knowing that i could tell andre he was pissed on during his meditation by my dog did he did he

00:07:40.100 flinch at all no no not at all it was almost like he didn't notice dude he gets it dude see

00:07:45.880 meditation just it doesn't matter if you're getting pissed on dude you can just get out of

00:07:49.980 that situation with a little meditation are you at the end of the day are you uh if you meditate

00:07:54.500 are you a fire hydrant for animals to piss on like think about yeah apparently yeah you gotta

00:07:59.300 be careful dude you gotta be careful where you meditate i mean that's yeah like you're so present

00:08:03.700 that you don't even know what's going on in the present no idea no idea so are you past dude what

00:08:09.040 are you i think i think so i've been reading this book right here it's by sad guru we gotta go to

00:08:14.740 one of his courses because this it makes me realize like the reason why i meditate personally

00:08:20.120 is because this dude he's like there he's one of many who have have basically become enlightened

00:08:25.720 and by meditating so often and for so many years they reach this point where they're just connected

00:08:32.320 to everything like they don't you don't need anything physical to like please you or to

00:08:36.700 to give you your stimuli yeah i lost you guys didn't i no i'm listening i don't even see him

00:08:41.820 i was just thinking of i was just thinking of when andre my camo yeah yeah i couldn't find you

00:08:46.320 I was thinking when Andre told us that he was going to go on that retreat.

00:08:50.420 What happened?

00:08:51.900 Andre's going on a retreat.

00:08:53.300 He's going to meditate and be vegan and stuff.

00:08:55.400 Good for him.

00:08:58.720 What happened?

00:09:00.380 I'll tell you after the podcast.

00:09:01.940 Don't even worry about it.

00:09:02.540 Sorry, I just wanted to say it because when he said it, it was just so funny.

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00:10:38.360 Meditation? In the morning?

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00:10:48.660 I want to introduce our guest

00:10:49.920 This is a big one for me

00:10:52.140 Ladies and gentlemen

00:10:52.920 He is a former UFC champion

00:10:55.260 And his champion

00:10:56.820 Unlike I was able to pull off

00:10:58.940 He's one of my favorite fighters and overall badass

00:11:01.320 It's TJ Dillashaw

00:11:02.760 Come in that way

00:11:05.280 Hold on a second dude

00:11:06.240 I don't know what is going on right now 0.96

00:11:08.520 But I don't fucking like it dude 0.93

00:11:10.100 He's the second guest to walk in this way 0.96

00:11:12.300 Who was the other one?

00:11:13.480 I forget

00:11:14.000 I think it was Alex Jones

00:11:16.400 He was proud he did it

00:11:17.960 I remember

00:11:18.720 What up TJ?

00:11:22.180 What's going on guys?

00:11:23.140 Why'd you choose that route?

00:11:24.400 I don't know

00:11:25.000 He is exactly right

00:11:29.000 If you think about it

00:11:30.280 Why would anyone choose that route?

00:11:32.340 dude the amount of man junk i've had wiped across my shoulders bro is like illegal in most states

00:11:38.680 it's not right oh man all right well here we are how you doing bro i can't complain dude things have 0.97

00:11:44.460 been uh things have been real good been busy as shit but uh real good what what were you what

00:11:48.900 have you been busy doing oh man i got a new uh clean juice i'm starting it's a juice bar um we 0.87

00:11:54.640 serve everything from salads juices acai bowls things like that but it's uh yeah it's a franchise

00:11:59.880 on the east coast

00:12:00.660 it's moving west coast

00:12:01.500 and I'm actually

00:12:01.880 the area developer

00:12:02.560 for them

00:12:02.920 so we're gonna open

00:12:03.660 63 stores

00:12:05.000 from San Diego

00:12:05.660 to North LA

00:12:06.380 so we're hustling

00:12:07.540 with that

00:12:07.860 my first store

00:12:08.440 will open here

00:12:09.060 I'll do our soft opening

00:12:10.440 the beginning of December

00:12:11.360 so a couple weeks

00:12:12.400 you said it's the first

00:12:13.600 USDA organic

00:12:14.780 yeah it's the only

00:12:16.080 USDA organic franchise

00:12:17.320 actually

00:12:17.880 really

00:12:18.260 yeah

00:12:18.540 the only

00:12:19.020 I mean dude

00:12:19.500 there's so many hoops

00:12:20.500 you gotta jump through

00:12:21.040 to become USDA

00:12:21.740 approved organic

00:12:22.720 to get that stamp

00:12:23.540 and it takes a lot

00:12:25.100 yeah man

00:12:25.560 so it's a big deal

00:12:26.900 I mean you see those 1.00

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00:12:28.780 out here 0.99

00:12:29.260 yeah and everyone thinks they're being healthy you know those jamba juices you go and get something

00:12:33.020 it's a load of sugar um you don't really realize what you're you're taking in but uh everything we

00:12:37.880 give you is all organic you know only thing to sweeten it is what's it called clean juice clean

00:12:41.900 juice yeah man is it your your business or you're you took over the expansion so it's a franchise

00:12:46.800 i'm into the franchise they looked into sponsoring me um i talked about you know doing a bunch of

00:12:51.560 cold press juicing on rogan's podcast and so they were interested on my diet and wanted to like just

00:12:56.080 send me juice and i kind of vetted out the company was real interested in just opening my own store

00:13:00.100 um because california needed it i mean it's a perfect market for it um we're gonna bring the

00:13:05.300 brand cool and bring it out here i got a couple food trucks i'm starting as well as my first

00:13:09.480 brick and mortar we're starting up and then uh we're gonna take over socal sick so yeah man is

00:13:14.140 this your first uh venture into business because i'm always curious with athletes specifically

00:13:18.760 and i actually said this in the last podcast sort of afraid for them after they're done being an

00:13:24.760 athlete because you can't be an athlete forever and then what happens and you don't have the time

00:13:28.100 to focus on business when you're trying to be the best in the world like if i'm at a title fight

00:13:31.720 coming up there's no way i can focus on the things i've been doing i was going to try to do it but

00:13:35.580 um i have a suspension right now i've been out for the last almost a year now it's been what

00:13:40.340 10 months and uh because of that it's been somewhat of a blessing i've been able to set

00:13:44.200 myself uh business wise i have this i got a spice company um me and my business partner started a

00:13:50.200 fit form that's a uh it's a mainly a fitness um like we white label create apps for people that

00:13:55.640 are in the fitness world um so right now we're trying to create an app for a couple big clients

00:14:00.240 um so making big moves um also starting trying to start a big cannabis farm up in my hometown

00:14:05.800 angels camp oh wait i have i have to ask so because because i agree with you i think it's

00:14:10.020 so hard to i just got out of my training camp it was very hard to multitask i mean if you want to

00:14:15.540 take it serious next to impossible i can't i canceled the podcast we stopped vlogging all i

00:14:19.740 it was trained yeah um and you described that as being or being what it takes to win a championship

00:14:28.300 yeah but you're also doing so many things business wise do you think it's wise to spread yourself

00:14:33.800 that thin instead of applying the same mentality as as the the tunnel vision fighter um to an

00:14:40.020 extent you gotta you gotta i mean i could have more projects if i wanted to right and i've kind

00:14:43.300 of narrowed that down to an extent i have a great team you gotta surround yourself with people you

00:14:46.820 trust that them and yeah i got a couple guys with me that are part of my business team a guy

00:14:50.920 nathan here that's helped me out with clean juice dusty here he's uh he's the one that started fit

00:14:55.540 for him he's the one that's creating apps and uh helped me start my uh website tjlsh.com and my

00:15:01.040 whole online academy i have a fit to fight program if you're looking to get in shape or learn how to

00:15:05.020 throw punches and kick someone in the head that's a perfect program anywhere from a professional

00:15:08.360 athlete to someone even just wanting to get in shape can join the program so um yeah you gotta

00:15:13.940 have a team behind you that you trust that can take a lot of the stuff off i mean i can kind of

00:15:17.640 dictate and help things out and use my name and my publicity but really i need a team behind me

00:15:22.240 to do it all how'd you how'd you find those guys that you're working with now what's the process

00:15:26.380 look like for finding a strong backbone for your team organically you know throughout relationships

00:15:30.800 i've had for a long time nathan's a newer relationship that i found through clean juice

00:15:34.400 um i actually hired him from corporate so he was running shit out in north carolina

00:15:38.300 and uh i asked him to leave his job and to move out to california to help me be an area developer

00:15:42.980 um i've known dusty for six years now met him through maybe even longer i met him through on

00:15:48.480 it when i was sponsored by on it um and just knew that he was a whiz with uh the technology i mean

00:15:53.360 dude i grew up in like a real hillbilly redneck town up in northern california to where um when

00:15:59.620 it comes to technology and doing things on the computer and whatnot i'm i'm like a grandpa you

00:16:04.280 know i mean i can't really i mean i don't really do much of that stuff you know so it's nice to

00:16:07.720 have a team behind me that kind of points me in the right direction uh so are you running your

00:16:11.480 social media yeah i wrote my social media for the most part i mean obviously there's some content

00:16:14.700 that's created outside of me but um yeah i'm posting it up i'm commenting i'm going back and

00:16:19.340 forth with that yo tj i'm i'm just listening to you talk you seem very smart you seem nonchalant

00:16:24.800 you seem confident but i've also seen you fight yeah and i'm wondering like like i was just

00:16:30.840 watching some clips before you came and where does where does this come from because oh this

00:16:37.900 doesn't seem like the guy i'm talking to right now yeah man um i feel like that's a the case

00:16:42.720 with a lot of mma fighters actually a lot of martial artists they don't carry a chip on our

00:16:46.200 shoulder i think putting that much time in the gym and uh when you train that fucking hard and 0.78

00:16:50.500 you go that hard with good ass people you're never gonna have the best day you're gonna get 0.98

00:16:53.220 your ass kicked some days in the gym and if you're not if you're always winning you got to go to a 0.99

00:16:56.800 new gym yeah you got to find somewhere where someone can't beat your ass every now and then 0.99

00:16:59.900 and so it you you have those places so if you train that hard every day and you had a bad day 0.99

00:17:05.220 you you come home you don't have a chip on your shoulder anymore i've let out all my aggression 0.99

00:17:08.320 i possibly can um and then once you're confident and you know you can fuck everyone up there's no 0.98

00:17:13.220 point if i pump my chest up i feel like that's like a defense mechanism right if i knew you 0.98

00:17:17.360 could fuck me up but i didn't want you if i didn't want to fight you i'd act like i'm even tougher 0.71

00:17:20.640 than i need to be um but i don't i don't need to do that right i feel like that's uh that's like 0.96

00:17:26.800 just bro'd out right yeah just act tough to scare someone right what is it the biggest grape in a

00:17:33.160 fruit fight gets squeezed for some shit like that like that seems right it's usually the loudest 0.97

00:17:38.240 it's usually the loudest person that presents the most noise no presents the lowest size bite 0.94

00:17:43.780 100 oh oh okay i got you um have you always been a badass though like have you been

00:17:50.480 kicking people in the head since high school i've wrestled my whole life so i wrestled since i was

00:17:54.620 eight um i've always had to uh i always had to fight because i was small you know i mean i 0.71

00:17:59.300 graduated high school weighing 119 pounds damn just a little guy you know and so it was easy to

00:18:04.400 think someone could they think they could fuck me up but then me being a wrestler i've always had to 0.95

00:18:07.720 defend myself and been in many street fights because of it um i just became aggressive because 0.99

00:18:11.960 i got two brothers i'm the middle child always competing always beating each other's ass and 0.73

00:18:16.320 just i think my my aggressiveness from that just comes from like the the thrill of competition 0.99

00:18:21.700 i don't care for playing fucking monopoly if we're fighting whatever may be you be me i'm 0.98

00:18:26.000 fucking pissed you know i i don't i do not like to lose yeah i hate it do you think you think 0.99

00:18:31.240 you're wired differently because like fighting is obviously not a normal job and it's funny 0.99

00:18:34.460 because you're the first fighter we've had on since my fight okay and becoming a professional

00:18:40.320 fighter and fighting with no head guards and 10 ounce gloves and you you fight with like four

00:18:44.020 right yeah which is insane uh yeah not to mention the head kicks and the submissions um it's no

00:18:52.640 joke man yeah yeah yeah i mean you definitely have to be wired a little different um you can't

00:18:58.320 obviously can't be scared and you'd be scared you're never gonna make it anyways um you gotta 0.98

00:19:01.700 have i mean i can't even explain it it's something that like i love it i love this shit like 0.85

00:19:06.400 i love i mean i push myself harder than anybody i've ever met no one's gonna outwork me i'm

00:19:11.620 obsessed about being the best and uh i love doing i love putting those six hour days in you know i 0.84

00:19:17.120 like going to my strength conditioning coach and him just fucking obliterating me and me feeling 0.87

00:19:20.940 good about it the next day or waking up in the morning and running for an hour you know um putting 0.96

00:19:25.620 in all that all that time i mean that's all i've ever done i've never had a job i've only competed

00:19:29.960 you know six hour days some days yeah i mean you can't do that every day your body will crash right

00:19:35.020 you got to cycle it but yeah some days will be six hours um i usually take two days off a week

00:19:39.680 they're not always the same days it depends on i sleep with a heart rate monitor on it tells me

00:19:43.520 like when i'm recovered and when i'm not what's your resting heart rate when you're uh when i'm

00:19:47.360 my teeth um i mean it'll get down to low 40s um i mean it's it's hit i mean like the average will

00:19:54.300 probably be like mid mid 40s when i'm in super good shape but it'll get down to high 30s every

00:19:58.420 now and then a peak of it right because your your heart rate doesn't ever beat i mean you don't want

00:20:02.940 it to be rhythmic if it beats every second you're actually overworked your central nervous system's

00:20:07.280 fucked you actually want to beat like maybe 0.8 and then 0.6 at 1.2 it like kind of bounces all 0.61

00:20:12.980 over the place and that knows that your central nervous system's like ready to fire and then my 0.96

00:20:16.720 coach he's a straight-up genius he's the one that created the algorithm that when i wake up in the

00:20:20.980 morning he'll tell me like my percentage of recovery i know how hard i can go the next day

00:20:25.340 like really i have a schedule in place like i know like these are certain days i'm going to push hard

00:20:29.420 and i've got down to science now that i know when i need to take my time off but maybe i'm starting

00:20:33.760 to get he'll know before i even know that i'm getting sick like hey man you need to rest up

00:20:37.740 it looks like you might be getting a cold or i'll be fighting off some sort of skin infection or 0.98

00:20:41.300 something like something you bought your immune system's fucked you need to make sure to take a 0.96

00:20:44.940 little bit extra lighter the next day um is it and that's a technology or yeah so he's he's uh

00:20:50.420 the world's best calculus teacher he won an award for it really actually yeah he used to yeah he

00:20:55.060 used to work for nasa helped develop the nuclear anti-defense system but quit because he missed a

00:20:59.640 couple christmases with his kids and wanted to move home and then became a calculus teacher and

00:21:04.660 won an award for the world's best calc i mean people try travel all over the world to come

00:21:08.420 and take his go to his private school because of him he's also just like a mma coach well he's an

00:21:13.560 old school wrestler that got into triathletes he's an iron man he's like a 13 time iron man 0.91

00:21:17.920 which those are fucking he's a he's a what a one time two and a half two and a half two and a half 0.97

00:21:22.200 you quit a half iron man okay oh okay i thought you quit halfway through one of them no hell no 0.99

00:21:27.820 no but yeah he's done 13 of them so he's like how smart he is he just got into the way the body

00:21:32.160 works and so he just went full bore and now like i mean there's not i mean i do hair analysis i do

00:21:38.540 like like my supplementation you can't just go out and buy it's for my dna's for like when my body

00:21:43.620 works the toxins i have in my body i'm pushing them out for a reason like i found out i had a

00:21:48.380 lot of arsenic in my body i don't know if that was from chewing tobacco in college if that was

00:21:52.760 eating too much rice maybe my tattoos but i had to push that out of my body because it was messing

00:21:57.020 with like uh my hormone levels and things like that how long did that take to push out of your

00:22:01.060 body a couple years completely i mean i was really high so i mean it you can't do it all at once i

00:22:06.520 mean there's things you can do through iv that'll help you pull them out but i can't do that legally

00:22:10.580 as well as it almost puts your body into shock you need to like slowly push it out of your body

00:22:15.260 through like diet and supplementation like do you do like fasting and like juice cleanses and all

00:22:20.760 that kind of stuff i definitely do a bunch of juice cleansing i fast um certain times not always i

00:22:24.800 mean i'm working out hard i can't do that that's wild like the certain kind of things i juice like

00:22:29.000 if you juice in cilantro cilantro is really good to get heavy metals out of your body so if you

00:22:33.280 have some sort of arsenic or heavy metal in your body juicing cilantro will help taking the

00:22:37.060 chlorellas like methionines amino acid that will push it out and things like that you um you

00:22:42.800 hesitant about overtraining because like you say you say you take pride in and training really hard

00:22:47.900 and i did too yeah um and the first fight i had i i i overtrained yeah like and it's very easy

00:22:54.360 very easy yeah especially when it's all you know like i all i really know in life is just like work

00:22:58.940 my ass off yeah um and this last fight i was kind of pulled back a little bit and my conditioning

00:23:04.760 was actually much much better because of it yeah i mean you guys make fun of about like meditation 0.79

00:23:09.640 and things like that too right but it's the whole thing of uh even when i'm when i'm in a hard

00:23:14.360 training camps i need to like i need to escape right so i don't like full-on go and like make

00:23:18.800 a time for meditation but maybe i'm doing 40s a week of a hyperbaric chamber i get locked in a

00:23:23.460 chamber where i can't talk or text or do anything for an hour to 90 minutes that's like my form of

00:23:28.320 meditation or if i know i need to like recover even if it's with business or if it's with um

00:23:32.840 working out it's super easy to over train i did not know this i didn't know i mean i haven't been

00:23:37.820 this scientific with my training my whole life i ate whatever i wanted and i was a world champion 0.92

00:23:43.060 i worked my fucking ass off was a world champion um i just credit that to working my ass off and 0.59

00:23:47.980 being athletic yeah but now the way i mean especially me getting older and um the way the 0.98

00:23:52.960 sport has grown and how good it is i think you always got to push it to the next level

00:23:55.780 and um meeting my coach down here that's why i moved back down to southern california was meeting

00:24:00.520 sam calvita out of the training lab gotcha he's the one that's got me to be like ultra scientific

00:24:05.960 i mean that's the whole reason why i have a juice company now is because of him i mean i never did

00:24:10.040 any kind of juicing before then right um or just all my all my recovery everything i mean it's super

00:24:15.920 easy to overtrain and i redlined the shit out of my body the first probably six to seven years of

00:24:21.420 my career you uh did he did he recommend the hyperbaric chamber yeah well i i was into that

00:24:26.880 before i even so i i bought my own i had a hard chamber in sacramento when i won the world title

00:24:32.820 uh my big splurge was buying like so there's different kinds of hyperbaric chambers yeah

00:24:37.340 soft chamber and there's a hard chamber did you got the metallic one yeah i got the acrylic

00:24:41.500 submarine yeah it's like a glass holy shit and so i that's like my my first big purchase that i

00:24:46.460 bought other than how much you drop on that i got a good deal on it i got one that was used i probably 0.64

00:24:50.620 I put a good like $30,000 into it to put it into my garage.

00:24:53.760 All right.

00:24:54.260 There we go.

00:24:54.800 These are crazy.

00:24:55.620 Which one is yours?

00:24:56.740 Mine is a Seacrest.

00:24:58.500 It's like the one down there, like the cartoon.

00:25:00.080 Like that one right there.

00:25:00.560 Yeah.

00:25:00.760 The one you're on top of.

00:25:01.580 Yeah.

00:25:01.720 That's what I have right there.

00:25:03.280 Yeah.

00:25:04.120 Oh, wow.

00:25:04.840 Good.

00:25:04.960 Yeah.

00:25:05.160 So like you. 1.00

00:25:05.760 Damn. 1.00

00:25:06.180 It's super pressurized. 1.00

00:25:07.280 So you're breathing 100% oxygen.

00:25:08.820 Yeah.

00:25:09.320 Which is, I mean, if I was doing that right now, I'd feel a little bit of a high from

00:25:12.400 it and I would just like feel energized, but I'm going to exhale everything I don't need

00:25:16.080 to use.

00:25:16.520 but when you're in one of these chambers what it does is it forces it into your body because it's

00:25:20.660 i sit at like 2.4 atmospheric pressures which is like being 60 feet underwater you go 60 feet

00:25:26.320 yeah i just did this for my fight yeah he'd stop me at 30 every time yeah i mean there's there's

00:25:31.520 benefits for different i mean you know the deeper it goes like so i'm doing it for my end i double

00:25:35.500 shoulder surgery so i'm doing it to heal for shoulder surgery i'm doing it for brain like

00:25:39.160 the deeper you go to is also better for your brain for like cte prevention and things like that i was

00:25:43.920 gonna ask you about that yeah man it's just big for that it's huge for uh any kind of trauma i

00:25:48.840 need it i need that is cbd because big time cbd as well cbd like a pill or a gummy or i like a

00:25:54.480 full spectrum like sublingual like drips i mean you can i mean you can vape it you can take a

00:25:58.960 pill you can take gummies i mean um have you done any cbds i've used cbd a lot because i suffer from

00:26:04.640 anxiety and other just mental you know it's good for it yeah it's obstacles and it's been it's been

00:26:09.280 good for me i know you mentioned the uh the cannabis farm was something that was on your

00:26:13.080 yeah on your you know idea board is that is that for thc or cbd or um i'm gonna i'm trying to get

00:26:19.780 into both so the cannabis farm is strictly for the uh thc yeah absolutely um i grew up an area

00:26:25.420 up in angels camp at calvary's county that uh we were doing it as kids you know we were going down

00:26:30.080 and cutting down blackberry bushes and hiding it on people's property and growing it as drug

00:26:34.020 dealers but now it's uh now it's a full-on business you know and now um not only just a

00:26:41.440 business it's i mean it's a way of life and uh it's a lot healthier than a lot of the pharmaceutical

00:26:44.840 things you can take and i and i believe that it helps with the cbd transportation in your body

00:26:48.880 um and i also want to start um a 500 acre hemp farm as well too so i'm i'm dealing with some

00:26:55.380 big um cbd companies i'm trying to work a deal out with them right now but uh some exciting stuff in

00:26:59.820 the works cool yeah we talked about in the last episode uh there's actually just a there's a push

00:27:04.580 federally for the first time to start to yeah to start to legalize the uh marijuana what i was

00:27:11.600 looking i'm just laughing at mike looked up the saying i was trying to find my love typing what

00:27:15.860 looking at what he types into google grape first to get squeezed i was looking for the actual quote

00:27:21.480 squeezing grapes for wine the time that's what i got couldn't get the saying huh yeah what are

00:27:27.080 your thoughts on the the more act that just it's so it's about to be legal federally potentially

00:27:32.240 Well, that's huge because it helps with banking.

00:27:34.520 It helps with the whole business side of it, right?

00:27:36.400 I mean, it's still pretty shady because of the way – if it's not federally legal, it's tough to bank.

00:27:41.180 It's tough to go public.

00:27:42.960 It's – you know, it just puts a hinder on a lot of the business sides of things.

00:27:46.540 What do you think that's – fast forward five, ten years.

00:27:49.740 Where do you think we're going to be with the legalization of marijuana?

00:27:53.000 I don't know, man.

00:27:53.560 I don't pay enough attention to politics.

00:27:55.120 I don't pay attention to anything.

00:27:55.860 Or just say it was legal everywhere.

00:27:58.320 Where do you think we'll be as a society five to ten years after its legalization?

00:28:01.860 A lot more chill.

00:28:04.500 True.

00:28:05.140 No, I don't know, man.

00:28:06.460 Like I said, I don't pay attention to anything else unless it's inside my bubble.

00:28:09.980 I respect that.

00:28:10.700 I don't pay attention.

00:28:11.480 I mean, people ask me things all the time about what's going on in life.

00:28:13.640 And it's kind of bad, right?

00:28:14.920 I mean, I don't really know certain things, but I have – I solely focus on what I got going on and trying to take over.

00:28:20.960 I respect that.

00:28:21.720 And that's all I do.

00:28:23.760 Are your hands registered as weapons?

00:28:25.760 I can get in trouble if I fight.

00:28:27.280 Really?

00:28:27.820 Yeah.

00:28:28.120 I mean, unless you're defending yourself.

00:28:29.760 I mean, you don't have to go and register.

00:28:31.340 that's like an old school kind of like saying but if i were to get in fight yeah i can get in a lot

00:28:35.560 of trouble i've had some friends that had to that like uh for instance chad mendez he like 0.96

00:28:40.680 slapped a guy at a bar because he's being a complete fucking guy deserved it 100 but he still 0.59

00:28:45.420 couldn't do it you know and like luckily enough he didn't get in any trouble it was like i don't 0.96

00:28:49.660 know six seven years ago um so it wasn't even that big a name yet um and you just got to be

00:28:54.800 real careful that kind of stuff especially there's cameras there's cameras everywhere

00:28:58.260 everywhere it's just so easy to know what's going on i mean there's no secrets and i like the days

00:29:04.060 when i'd go get home from high school i'd call my buddy up on his phone if he didn't answer 0.99

00:29:07.700 shit maybe i'll see him tomorrow yeah i thought you're gonna say you're gonna beat his ass 0.99

00:29:11.920 no it's like you text me it's like you expect me to get back to you now you i can you can call me 1.00

00:29:16.840 at all times you can follow me anywhere but obviously you've made a business out of it

00:29:20.600 people make business out of which is which is awesome right the content's great but i also

00:29:24.660 miss those days of just being able to disappear yeah i i ask because um when i registered i was

00:29:32.420 told that my hands are now registered weapons i mean you're a professional athlete i mean but

00:29:36.840 but like i really only want to slap my friends in the face for making fun of me for losing

00:29:42.880 but i still think i could get in trouble the good news is i control all the cameras around the house

00:29:48.900 so if the footage magically disappears yeah just do it here then exactly happens just do it here

00:29:53.780 second fighting question i have this is a big one do you abstain from having sex before your 0.96

00:30:00.280 fights no that's full of shit oh he's slanging it huh that's cool i mean that's that's complete 1.00

00:30:04.260 shit that's like an old urban myth you let it rip oh yeah there we go after weigh-ins are you 1.00

00:30:10.100 serious dude i mean because if you cut your if you deplete your body that way and then i like 0.99

00:30:13.380 for whatever reason whenever i make weight and i rehydrate up and i eat a lot of food i'm

00:30:18.340 the horniest I've ever been is like after weigh-ins dude so it's been it's been many times which is

00:30:24.260 obviously the night before right yeah before the fight so um yeah it's a I mean from the science 0.97

00:30:29.500 of my coaching just uh my own personal beliefs right I'm gonna say it's bullshit we've no fighter 0.91

00:30:36.600 that we've had on this podcast by the way has said that is truthful yeah we don't want to live by 0.99

00:30:41.540 that dude that's too much pressure bro it's too much damn that's so disappointing can you imagine 0.97

00:30:47.500 Can you imagine if I was free to just nut away? 0.98

00:30:51.680 Maybe the outcome would have been different, bro.

00:30:53.980 Well, then he's got to fight again.

00:30:56.300 The outcome.

00:30:57.160 The outcome.

00:30:58.100 You want Logan to fight again?

00:30:59.540 Now you got to dabble in some MMA.

00:31:01.200 I want to.

00:31:01.940 I really want to.

00:31:02.440 I got to train with your coach.

00:31:03.580 Sounds like a calculus fighting god.

00:31:06.100 Dude, I mean, not so much on the fighting world.

00:31:07.820 He's just the strength and nutritionist.

00:31:10.400 My head coach is Dwayne Ludwig, and he is the best coach in the world by far.

00:31:15.260 What's your favorite fight?

00:31:16.220 what's like uh was there a highlight of your career that you had because you my first bra

00:31:20.980 fight when i won the belt for the first time you know i went into that fight as an eight to one

00:31:24.100 underdog the guy hadn't lost in 10 years he'd only lost one fight ever um no one knew who i was yet

00:31:29.400 i kind of put my name on the map and i don't think that fight could ever be replaced i mean the fight

00:31:33.340 went to a t perfect like i game planned the fight yeah usually when you're going to fight game plans

00:31:38.260 always change it never ends up happening the way you want it to you got to like change things up

00:31:42.600 But in that fight, everything went perfect, went smooth,

00:31:45.640 dominated a five-round fight, knocked him out in the fifth round.

00:31:48.060 It was just…

00:31:48.940 Is that what Rogan said was the greatest performance he's ever seen?

00:31:51.780 Yeah.

00:31:52.220 Yeah, that was that fight.

00:31:53.260 That's crazy.

00:31:54.120 Yeah, man.

00:31:54.640 I'll never be able to top that with any other sort of competition whatsoever.

00:31:58.220 And I'm assuming you have big plans to go back, yeah?

00:32:01.240 Oh, yeah.

00:32:01.800 Yeah, instantly.

00:32:02.680 Yeah, yeah, man.

00:32:03.140 Especially my weight class is getting exciting right now.

00:32:05.560 I got Jose Aldo dropping down to 135.

00:32:07.840 Wait, what?

00:32:08.520 Yeah, insane, right?

00:32:09.560 Wait, what?

00:32:10.200 Yes.

00:32:10.560 frankie egger dropping down to 135s um obviously i need that fight with i need my belt back first

00:32:15.800 and foremost um uh dominic cruz will hopefully be coming back so i mean i got i got uh the who's who 0.84

00:32:21.580 to get my name back on top and i'm gonna come back and fight as much as i fucking can i'm just 0.77

00:32:25.740 gonna run through people i mean taking two years off i'm already hungry and it's only been 10 0.90

00:32:30.400 months you know yeah but it's been the toughest 10 months of my life because of obviously going

00:32:35.240 through a medical not going through the uh suspension as well as getting two shoulder

00:32:39.040 surgeries i mean as soon as i got suspended i went and got i've been needing shoulder surgery

00:32:43.600 for three years i have a full tear in my rotator cuff and both shoulders a full tear in my labrum

00:32:48.900 and torn bicep tendon so my shoulder was popping out probably once a week during training camp um

00:32:55.080 from my right shoulder dude and then my left as well so i needed surgery for like three years i

00:32:59.900 just been putting it off because it was the next big fight the next big i'll do it later the next

00:33:03.920 big fight you know so i never had time to do it um you just pop it back in when it pops out it was

00:33:09.020 so loose it was just popping it out on its own it would never stay out because pastrana you know

00:33:12.920 travis pastrana yeah he used to have the issue that issue with his shoulder all the time where

00:33:16.320 he would he would wreck and it would pop completely out of his sock and it'd just be hanging off and 0.83

00:33:19.800 then his boys would have to come in and fucking smash it back in that's actually a better sign 0.98

00:33:24.380 though because that means your shoulder's still tight enough to let it like take a block back 0.99

00:33:27.300 just stay out right because mine was so loose it was just coming in out oh my god right so i had

00:33:31.920 to do as much strength conditioning as i could to strengthen my shoulders to kind of hold it in the

00:33:35.660 socket. And then I did a lot of stem cell therapy down in Panama. Oh, you did? Yeah. I've gone four

00:33:41.180 times now. I've went, I've gone six months for the last two years. You have to go to Panama,

00:33:44.520 right? Cause it's not a hundred percent legal. Panama's the best place. The Panama Stem Cell

00:33:48.160 Institute is by far the best place in the world. Dr. Neil Reardon. Um, he has got it down. I mean,

00:33:53.000 he's the guy that's like taken to the next level, but yeah, here in the States, you can't do the

00:33:56.680 same. The FDA won't let you, uh, spin the stem cells. So for instance, when they take it out,

00:34:01.720 They can do umbilical cord here, but they can't, like, take the umbilical cord blood out and spin them and take all the powerful ones out.

00:34:08.020 And then once they take them out, they culture them to multiply, which will multiply them by, like, 80 million a day.

00:34:13.280 Wow.

00:34:13.660 Right?

00:34:13.960 And then when you get here, you do, like, 5 million.

00:34:16.180 Hopefully.

00:34:16.580 You don't even know if they're alive.

00:34:17.660 Right?

00:34:18.080 Is that, like, a pharmaceutical thing?

00:34:19.600 Like, they're not—

00:34:20.480 The FDA won't let you do it?

00:34:21.560 Yeah.

00:34:21.740 What's the reason?

00:34:22.360 Because it's going to get rid of a lot of prescription drugs.

00:34:24.280 Right.

00:34:24.700 Because people are going to get healthy and not need a prescription or see a doctor.

00:34:28.080 It's a billion-dollar industry, man.

00:34:29.920 Like, yeah.

00:34:30.760 Multi-billion.

00:34:31.400 yeah exactly there's a there's a special that just came out on uh netflix called unnatural

00:34:35.760 selection you should watch i've been watching it it's uh about genetic uh coding okay genetic

00:34:41.880 recoding so there's basically uh using this thing called this technology called crisper yep they're

00:34:47.720 able to actually recode your genetic strain to get rid of any any genetic disorder i mean they're

00:34:54.240 literally taking mice where it's you know one mouse is 14 years old and they'll take the brother

00:35:00.700 of that mouse and they'll put crisper technology into the into the same exact age like same litter

00:35:05.900 everything and one mouse looks like it's one year old has the fur of a one-year-old the bone

00:35:09.920 structure of a one-year-old is brand new running around and the other one is is dying and the hair

00:35:14.740 is falling out and everything and they're the same litter it's like tall digging nights it's like

00:35:17.820 with my income in modern science i can live to be like 300 years old it's real right now it's real

00:35:23.400 right now and to your point the reason the reason why it's not everywhere right now is because

00:35:27.440 the government will continue to protect

00:35:29.420 the pharma culture

00:35:31.340 that we live in in the United States but

00:35:33.160 there are people that are

00:35:34.780 on the forefront of getting it

00:35:37.500 to people like us through

00:35:39.360 shipping it out from their garages they're packaging

00:35:41.520 up these CRISPR starter kits

00:35:42.960 and you go online on Google and you search

00:35:45.340 how to administer CRISPR and 1.00

00:35:46.700 they're shooting themselves up in their fucking 0.99

00:35:49.440 garages bro that's kind of scary though man 1.00

00:35:51.260 you gotta watch this special on Netflix

00:35:53.240 it's incredible bro didn't you say

00:35:55.500 it's like we're like 20 years out or something from

00:35:57.360 being able to like really live forever literally like they're fixing everything they're fixing

00:36:02.280 cancer they're fixing aids all with this one technology i told y'all and the people the lady

00:36:06.980 who started it there's this one doctor who started crisper and she's like i can't believe how easy it

00:36:11.900 is like i cannot believe how easy it is for anybody to administer it and like and to do it

00:36:16.780 themselves you get one of those little spinners that you're talking about yeah that pulls the

00:36:20.360 what's it called again the documentary you're watching it's called unnatural selection on

00:36:24.560 netflix it's it's incredible dude it's a multi-part limited run series there we go very good

00:36:29.580 definitely need to watch that's awesome yeah that that the crisper is the reason i'm gonna be 150

00:36:34.040 150 years old he always says that and it might happen now as a result i'm just hoping they get

00:36:38.980 there before how old are you i'm 33 yeah i'm 34 so i'm hoping they get there before we like expire

00:36:43.660 right you know what i'm saying which you know dude they just started ripping out like face

00:36:47.000 transplants like we're getting into some juicy stuff well this this one's just getting good

00:36:51.300 it's getting good

00:36:52.020 and you know what

00:36:52.960 I'm glad it is

00:36:54.900 yeah

00:36:55.360 because at the ranch

00:36:56.120 this past weekend

00:36:56.760 I just got a ranch

00:36:57.580 I'm spending time there

00:36:58.660 I think that's why

00:36:59.180 I'm wearing camo

00:36:59.900 really feeling like a

00:37:00.780 like a true Ohio boy

00:37:01.760 a ranch for what

00:37:02.120 honestly anything

00:37:04.040 yeah

00:37:04.400 you guys got cattle

00:37:05.200 not yet

00:37:06.260 we like we literally

00:37:07.240 just got it like last week

00:37:08.520 but like it's the perfect place

00:37:09.720 to do nothing

00:37:10.360 and everything

00:37:11.400 sweet

00:37:11.800 you know

00:37:12.220 sweet

00:37:12.600 do you have any hunting on there

00:37:13.940 yeah oh yeah

00:37:14.680 sweet

00:37:14.940 bro you could literally

00:37:15.800 do whatever you want

00:37:17.360 nice

00:37:17.680 it's insane

00:37:18.580 and I

00:37:19.100 we were

00:37:19.780 I mean you're from Ohio man

00:37:21.620 I realize that

00:37:24.020 this LA lifestyle is fun

00:37:26.540 don't get me wrong but I tend to

00:37:28.580 have the most like

00:37:29.480 breakthroughs in my personal life when I'm

00:37:32.380 alone like you know some

00:37:34.260 people talk about getting ideas when they're in the shower

00:37:36.180 or driving or whatever when I'm like just like

00:37:38.340 at peace and can just like think and like really

00:37:40.360 internalize everything I tend to be

00:37:42.360 the most creative which is odd

00:37:43.820 and so this place is a super

00:37:45.480 I don't think that's odd I think that's pretty normal

00:37:47.380 I always thought

00:37:48.600 I always thought

00:37:49.540 I would find my inspiration

00:37:50.540 Elsewhere

00:37:52.780 Outside

00:37:53.320 You know

00:37:53.740 Exploring

00:37:54.200 And a lot of people do

00:37:54.980 I get it through

00:37:55.700 I get it through

00:37:56.280 Collaborative brainstorming

00:37:57.600 So like if I sit down

00:37:58.800 And I'm like

00:37:59.140 Y'all I have an idea

00:37:59.920 And like you always need the idea

00:38:01.180 So technically like

00:38:02.180 That idea comes from

00:38:03.620 Probably being alone

00:38:05.040 But then once I have that idea

00:38:06.840 I want to sit down

00:38:07.600 With the people 0.99

00:38:08.000 That I fucking know 0.97

00:38:08.740 And trust 0.99

00:38:09.120 Like your team

00:38:09.980 Yeah

00:38:10.300 When's the last time

00:38:10.980 You've been alone

00:38:11.640 For like a week though

00:38:12.820 Like a good solid week

00:38:14.780 No phone

00:38:15.780 And like alone

00:38:16.540 Is jail and rehab counted? 0.99

00:38:19.620 Because that would be my go-to fucking answer. 0.99

00:38:21.680 If you were alone. 0.99

00:38:22.700 Well, I mean, you're alone a lot of the time.

00:38:24.440 Right.

00:38:24.740 But, you know.

00:38:25.260 Like sober.

00:38:26.860 Bill Gates did it all the way since 1995.

00:38:29.520 Like even at the peak of his busyness, he would just leave for a week.

00:38:32.720 No communication.

00:38:33.800 Just read books.

00:38:34.720 And like that, he said that was like responsible for his breakthroughs.

00:38:38.500 I love that.

00:38:39.140 I was in Idaho for 10 days on an elk hunt.

00:38:42.360 Hiking my ass off out in the middle of nowhere.

00:38:44.980 No cell service. 0.68

00:38:45.880 i hadn't seen anyone other than my brother my dad and even then we'd split up in the morning you

00:38:49.120 leave hunting camp at 4 35 in the clock in the morning you branch out you know and then you don't

00:38:54.260 see each other till you get back at dark and talk about your hunt but it's for 10 days

00:38:57.680 hiked like 120 miles um worked my ass off but it was it's it's seriously you get to disconnect and

00:39:04.420 and uh you know i mean you will get bored here and there but you you find a go take a nap on

00:39:09.560 the hillside or something during the middle of the day thanks how much time how much time you

00:39:13.080 spend it on your phone these days i'm not i'm not free i mean other than obviously texting and

00:39:18.320 answering and business calls and things like that quite often but other than that i'm not really

00:39:22.080 one that's on my phone quite often not scrolling the grams shooting dms off no man no i can't get

00:39:27.420 in trouble i got a i got a wife and a kid man holding me grounded you know facts it must be

00:39:33.640 nice man yeah yeah it takes a lot of stress out of the equation you know for sure you know you

00:39:38.300 don't have to worry about trying to figure out who you're gonna hook up with it's already figured

00:39:41.300 out for you yeah and i got a two-year-old running around man he's a he's a game changer too right

00:39:46.140 this last 10 months has been like another big blessing that i've been able to spend as much

00:39:49.640 time as i as i can with him because like that first year of his life i was doing nothing but

00:39:53.980 focusing on fights big fight after big fight so i'm one of those obsessive guys that obsesses

00:39:58.320 about what i'm doing and if i'm uh in fight camp like i don't think about anything else it's it's

00:40:03.180 sleep eat train um repeat how do you um i'll just say this bluntly especially when you're cutting 0.98

00:40:11.240 weight yeah how do you not be a dick to your wife um uh obviously if you're doing it the right way 0.98

00:40:18.880 it's a little bit easier because i don't ever starve myself really so i used to like when i 0.99

00:40:23.520 told you and i didn't care about what dude i used to make fun of my teammates if they were gluten 0.95

00:40:26.860 free and shit like ah bring me extra gluten i don't give a fuck right i'll just train harder 0.98

00:40:30.640 beat everyone's ass but uh since i've gotten into my diet like my weight cut happens throughout my 1.00

00:40:35.840 fight camp i mean like i do a 10 to 12 week fight camp and uh when i get down i mean the last 1.00

00:40:41.860 six days is just pushing water you know i water load so when i'm i'll cut like fuck dude i went 0.93

00:40:49.500 down to 125s and when i walked in the night of the fight i weighed 149 right oh my god yeah i 0.98

00:40:55.580 usually felt 135s my last fight is i went down 125 24 pounds yeah man wait i remember watching 0.56

00:41:01.640 that fight um it got stopped in like 30 seconds i got fucked on that one i i i remember thinking 0.79

00:41:08.340 you you lost too much weight i think i was at that fight well i know i lost too much weight 0.86

00:41:12.520 because that's also why i got in trouble um i started taking an anemia medication because i

00:41:16.620 became anemic i got down to four percent body fat trying to do something i shouldn't have been

00:41:20.140 shouldn't have been doing but um yeah man i mean it uh it took it took a toll on me it was a long

00:41:26.620 fucking road to me it's 12 weeks of work to get down there but uh even then like i didn't miss a

00:41:31.180 meal. Um, even at 35, I don't, I don't, I don't miss a meal. Um, I, if you eat clean in the way 0.99

00:41:36.440 you're, you're, it's all pushing water. I mean, when you're, when you're pushing water in and

00:41:39.560 out, when I water load and the way that my coach has got me doing it, I eat the night before

00:41:43.960 weigh-ins. Um, I'll lose in 40 minutes. I'll lose like eight pounds. Wait, what? Yeah. I don't even

00:41:53.040 get it. That's insane. I, I wrestled in high school. Like I was, I was, uh, I was, I was

00:41:58.000 pretty good i came fifth in the state of ohio okay and i and i cut a little bit away but this 0.85

00:42:02.820 is on some next level shit yeah man it's a it's very scientific i mean if you let me so the muscle 0.94

00:42:07.920 holds more water than any kind of fat or anything if you're if you're fatter it's harder to do this 0.99

00:42:12.360 but when you're lean you have all muscle mass and i'm water loading so i'm i'm putting too much

00:42:16.500 water in my body to my body things like i'm drowning get it out sweat piss just get it out

00:42:21.480 of my body and i i narrow it down before the 24 hours before weigh-ins then i stopped drinking

00:42:26.520 almost all my water and then i just continue to work out my body just continues to think it's

00:42:31.860 overly hydrated and so it just dumps it out and then you eat less sodium i mean i'm still taking

00:42:36.840 sodium but uh the right kinds of sea salts and stuff like that but um yeah man i'll lose i'll

00:42:41.640 lose eight pounds in like 40 minutes when i'm getting ready for the fight yo that is crazy

00:42:45.520 why do you why do you fight why do i yeah why did you why do you fight now i got i got talked

00:42:51.220 into it um i graduated college i was on a full ride scholarship for wrestling at cal state

00:42:56.100 Fullerton. Um, my assistant wrestling coach at the time was Mark Munoz and he was in the UFC when he

00:43:01.620 was coaching me. Uh, I graduated and I didn't really like accomplish what I wanted to in

00:43:05.820 wrestling. So I didn't feel like I was done anyways, but I was enrolled in grad school to

00:43:09.600 become a physician's assistant. And he's like, man, I really think you should fight. You're a

00:43:13.920 super aggressive, angry wrestler. I think you'd be great at fighting. And, uh, I just started

00:43:18.600 following him around. And, uh, once I started following him around, he's the one that introduced

00:43:22.040 me Uriah Faber I moved to Sacramento was living on his couch for like six months Uriah's uh on

00:43:27.700 one of his houses he had a couple houses up there one of his um business partners had a house and I 0.99

00:43:32.240 was just renting renting a space in the living room and slipping on a futon uh broke his shit 0.96

00:43:37.060 for that first year trying to be become a fighter because I did nothing but but train um so I just 0.97

00:43:41.520 I kind of got talked into it and I didn't want to get a real job yet I wanted to continue to compete

00:43:46.160 um and it came super natural like i got good fast um i took my first fight in two months

00:43:52.800 i got in the ufc and on the ultimate fighter within that first year um and things just took

00:43:58.540 off from there yeah you had a super quick rise to fame and not a lot of wrestlers can uh go into

00:44:04.180 fighting and have a learning curve as quick as you what about you made you different because

00:44:09.040 like i know a lot of i know a lot of some of the best wrestlers that i wrestled with like four-time

00:44:14.760 state champs type guys trying to do mma and like i i know they're trying to do it but i haven't

00:44:19.320 heard their name in bellator ufc or any like notable have you seen them play any other sport

00:44:23.220 before i mean a lot of wrestlers are very unathletic they're good at wrestling and i think

00:44:27.660 wrestling is one of the hardest sports in the world but for whatever reason wrestling you can

00:44:31.760 get away without being athletic um and so learning how to strike is all athleticism it's all timing

00:44:36.780 it's all if you can dance you can strike pretty much you know as long as you got timing and you're

00:44:41.160 not afraid um and i i picked up strike fell in love with striking so i wrestled my entire life

00:44:47.000 since i was eight years old and as soon as i got involved in a different sport i fell in love with

00:44:51.580 it like as soon as i could learn to knock someone out and and kick them in the head it was like this

00:44:55.440 is for me like i want to do this this is like this is what i want to do and jiu-jitsu came easy

00:44:59.940 because of wrestling um so i wasn't really too worried about that but obviously picking up the

00:45:03.880 striking was probably the biggest hurdle for a wrestler and i fell in love with it and i got

00:45:09.100 obsessed and i had some good coaches so did i see a video of you sparring with loma chaco yeah man

00:45:13.700 that was some of the sickest stuff ever that guy's unhuman yeah he's like in the matrix like uh 0.67

00:45:20.220 he's seeing me throw punches before i even throw him the guy's an animal he's awesome dude i i

00:45:25.200 remember watching that and like uh this was before i got into boxing and it was interesting to see

00:45:30.860 an mma guy fight like a a boxer like a true professional boxer and by the way one of the

00:45:36.340 greatest in the world yeah i think the best do you do you spar when you spar with mma guys or

00:45:42.020 boxers when you're practicing striking mma well you do a little bit of both i mean most everyone

00:45:48.080 i train with is mma fighter right they might have a striking background but that distance is

00:45:53.000 different i was gonna say correct me if i'm wrong bro but when i spar mma guys like it is it is so

00:45:57.920 much different than sparring boxers it's a further distance away there's a lot more motion there's a

00:46:02.460 lot more uncontrolled movements um so it's a definitely different pace you got to get comfortable

00:46:07.140 in the pocket and comfortable in that phone booth when you're in that boxing fight and so it's

00:46:11.620 awkward for a mma fighter to start doing it as well too um i think on average boxers hit a lot

00:46:17.020 harder because their feet are in the ground um they're ready to slug it out to where an mma

00:46:22.160 fighter's got to move a lot more i mean we have four ounce gloves we can't stand in front of each

00:46:26.100 other and take punches you're going to get knocked out right and you can't catch punches because it's

00:46:30.520 So, I mean, the gloves are only that big.

00:46:31.740 Yeah.

00:46:31.900 They go right through.

00:46:32.800 Yeah.

00:46:33.480 So, it's a lot more, I think, a lot more harder on the eyes.

00:46:37.140 You got to be able to move.

00:46:37.920 And you got to create that distance and be just out of the way in MMA to where in boxing,

00:46:43.120 you can catch a lot more and be a little more comfortable right in front of someone.

00:46:46.000 I noticed that in my fight.

00:46:47.420 So, we would spar with 18-ounce gloves.

00:46:48.980 Man, I got to say before you can get in it, you're so much better than that guy. 0.98

00:46:52.580 Dude, you fucked that fight up, though. 0.97

00:46:54.380 Thanks, bro. 1.00

00:46:54.800 Like, you should have whipped his ass. 1.00

00:46:56.600 Boys, you hearing this? 1.00

00:46:57.680 No, we're all in agreeance. 1.00

00:46:59.380 You should have whipped his ass. 1.00

00:47:00.520 Like, on a technical aspect, so much better than that guy. 1.00

00:47:04.420 I think he let emotions get.

00:47:05.360 I mean, I only got to watch highlights because I was in Texas hunting

00:47:07.740 and the fight happened. 0.98

00:47:09.180 But for one, he got fucked on the two points. 0.99

00:47:12.160 That should have never been two points. 0.99

00:47:13.780 If anything, at the most, one point, if not a warning,

00:47:16.480 he was going to go down from the uppercut no matter what.

00:47:18.500 That first uppercut he landed, he was going to fall from it, right?

00:47:20.780 So the second one was nothing.

00:47:23.260 But then also, he shouldn't even have been to that point.

00:47:25.860 Like, to watch tapes of training in him,

00:47:29.020 like he was throwing punches like a school car

00:47:31.320 school girl you know like just

00:47:33.000 winging him almost falling down like 1.00

00:47:34.840 if you would have stayed behind your jab and actually used your

00:47:37.120 distance and your athleticism you would have

00:47:38.780 won that fight easy I agree

00:47:40.620 yeah I think something just didn't click

00:47:43.080 that day and maybe maybe uh it's learning

00:47:44.980 how to compete that's what I was going to ask you

00:47:46.940 is that like I don't know

00:47:48.200 I felt better

00:47:50.100 um the day of my

00:47:52.920 first fight the amateur fight

00:47:54.660 than the professional fight but I don't know if it was the

00:47:56.980 pressure thing like I think like my 0.99

00:47:58.720 my nerves got to me and like my immune system was like fuck y'all i'm out yeah it dipped and 0.97

00:48:03.720 then my health was just suffering that day i think it was more emotional right like i felt like there 0.97

00:48:08.760 was a lot more emotion in that fight than the first one even though we're both like hyped up

00:48:11.960 with it but uh you looked more emotional when you fought right and so when you're emotional you're

00:48:16.780 tighter you're slower yeah um you don't and your brain's not working the way it should and i had

00:48:20.940 to go through that um i was world champ and i my first fight where i had to learn this is when i

00:48:26.640 fought dominant cruise he got under my skin you know and like i never had to deal with that yet

00:48:30.900 it was always like martial artists respect you know like this is like the new age like talking 1.00

00:48:35.540 shit yeah and he got under my skin and the entire time i saw red i tried to knock his fucking ass 0.99

00:48:41.140 off and the first three rounds you could tell how aggressive i was and then the last two rounds i 0.99

00:48:45.580 like put it together and almost finished him um i lost the split decision that i shouldn't have

00:48:49.360 lost i still won that fight but i learned if i would have won i wouldn't have learned as much

00:48:53.440 as I did from losing I uh I learned that I had to fight having fun I'm a guy that when I'm showing

00:48:58.880 off and when I'm just fucking being flashy and you're going showing how much better I am than

00:49:02.240 you then that's when I perform but if I'm angry and emotional I'm gonna get tired faster I'm gonna 0.92

00:49:07.480 be slower and I'm not gonna stick to the game plan I remember the I think the first fight I

00:49:12.660 saw of yours and it might have been your championship fight you you were like smiling 0.99

00:49:17.200 at the guy pacing back and forth you look like you were about to eat this motherfucker but I'm 0.99

00:49:21.160 I'm like, yo, I like this guy. 0.99

00:49:22.520 Yeah, thank you, man.

00:49:23.320 Thank you.

00:49:24.060 I mean, you have to love what you do, right?

00:49:26.040 Yeah, facts.

00:49:26.200 I mean, if you're in there and you're scared, you ain't going to compete right.

00:49:29.240 And I love it. 0.99

00:49:30.080 I love to be a dickhead, man. 0.99

00:49:33.100 I mean, I get the name. 0.99

00:49:35.000 And I mean, people talk about it in practice, too.

00:49:37.060 But like I said, I don't like to lose at anything, even if it's practice.

00:49:41.060 And so I step it up to the next level all the time.

00:49:43.180 But if you can't handle the heat, get out the kitchen, you know?

00:49:46.300 Facts.

00:49:46.900 Yeah.

00:49:47.680 I want to talk about this suspension.

00:49:49.180 and i don't know how how uh in depth you want to go but i'm oh man i'm not i i've been as i've been 0.79

00:49:54.720 an open book with this whole thing i've uh i fucked up you know um and i'm i'm like the only 0.71

00:49:59.240 fighter to actually admit to what he's done yeah when it came out i haven't hit i didn't hide saying 0.90

00:50:04.320 any like tainted supplements this or that i've came out and just owned it um that's the way i 0.94

00:50:08.980 was raised and uh if you're a guy that's never made a mistake in your life i don't fucking trust 0.99

00:50:13.860 you you know i mean if you're if you're this supposable saint like yeah fuck that everyone's 1.00

00:50:18.080 got skeletons in their closet. Everyone's done something wrong. And this was mine. I, I sold my 0.99

00:50:23.600 soul to the devil, man. I, like I said, I cut to one 25s. I was a champion. I won 35s. I decided

00:50:28.780 that getting that second belt at the weight class lower than me was what I wanted to do.

00:50:32.860 It never been done before. Um, you know, just skyrocket my career. And when I was about five

00:50:38.680 weeks out, I started to become anemic. I was down to like 4% body fat. Didn't want to wake in the

00:50:43.620 morning. Didn't want to train. I mean, I'm supposed to be training six hours a day and I'm waking up

00:50:47.420 not wanting to train yeah um and we're very scientific i was doing my blood work all this

00:50:51.480 stuff found i was coming anemic um i knew it wasn't supposed to do it and i did it so i can

00:50:56.220 get to the fight well and it was a performance enhancing drug it is it can be for endurance

00:51:00.680 for endurance athletes right um which we have endurance but we're more anaerobic athletes than

00:51:05.240 anything yeah so it can't have its benefits um it's like uh it's like what lance armstrong was

00:51:09.760 taking okay um for me it was called procreate it's anemia medication so it helps you rebuild

00:51:14.580 red blood cells um so when you're anemic you're you're like my so your hematocrit is your white

00:51:21.820 blood cell to red blood cell ratio and an average person is from like low 40s to mid 40s and i was

00:51:28.520 getting down into the 30s and when you have less red blood cells you have less energy like you have

00:51:34.560 less so just what transports oxygen so when you take a deep breath and you got a lot of red if

00:51:38.620 you're used to living in altitude and you're down here at sea level there's a lot more oxygen there

00:51:42.100 like that breath goes a lot further because you have more red blood cells that transport blood to

00:51:45.940 or oxygen to your muscles and so it creates more of them so so was it for health reasons or uh i

00:51:53.500 took it i took it to make it to the fight you know really yeah i mean i i probably my coach

00:51:58.740 is doing my deal am i telling you the thing that sucks the worst about me failing a drug test

00:52:02.680 it's what it's done to my personal relationships outside of myself things i couldn't like my

00:52:07.600 teammates and my coaches that are getting a bad rap for it they knew nothing i told no one about

00:52:12.440 this like i i decided to do it i didn't tell anybody and so everyone's like oh his coach did

00:52:16.500 his coach is this scientific he for sure got him and he had no idea and so he got backlash for it

00:52:21.840 my teammates got backlash for it my family like that's who i that's who i'm sorry to the most 0.88

00:52:26.800 myself like i owned up to it i fucked up i gotta take the punishment um there's been some blessings 0.86

00:52:32.420 within it um but i feel the worst for the people that had obviously no idea which no one did 0.94

00:52:37.680 and had to feel the backlash from it you know did you think that you wouldn't get caught yeah i 0.99

00:52:42.500 didn't i was told i wouldn't yeah no you should have used one of those fake penises bro dude yeah 0.99

00:52:49.260 what are those called again the there's a name they sell them what is it like a willy or something 0.99

00:52:53.240 shout out whoever knew that stoner definitely definitely cheated on a drug test yeah it's a

00:53:00.060 It's a fake peen.

00:53:01.200 One of my friends back home uses those. 1.00

00:53:03.400 Shut up. 0.97

00:53:03.560 Yeah, he works like corporate, and everybody's just like, 1.00

00:53:05.420 dude, just like stop smoking weed for a little bit.

00:53:07.020 What's his exact name?

00:53:10.860 Yeah, he whips out the whizinator, gets some piss in there.

00:53:13.860 Yo, but yeah, when I took my drug test, and by the way, 0.99

00:53:17.080 they're thorough as fuck. 0.99

00:53:19.280 Dude, California's legit, man. 0.99

00:53:20.540 California Athletic Commission's legit.

00:53:22.340 Yeah.

00:53:22.500 And so actually for you for overturning your fight,

00:53:24.840 you're actually in the best state to do it, I feel.

00:53:26.640 I mean, California Commission's a good commission, man.

00:53:28.840 so

00:53:29.640 let's make it right boys

00:53:31.060 wow

00:53:31.740 dude hey

00:53:32.600 I'm about it

00:53:33.320 if it happens

00:53:33.800 what do you mean by thorough 0.99

00:53:35.020 do they like tickle your balls 0.99

00:53:36.100 or something 0.99

00:53:36.520 honestly

00:53:37.200 pretty much

00:53:38.800 really

00:53:39.080 no I'm exaggerating

00:53:40.200 but like

00:53:40.800 eye contact with

00:53:42.640 my guy

00:53:43.840 they have to watch

00:53:45.200 they have to watch

00:53:45.940 we get drug tested by USADA

00:53:47.160 they know I'm up in LA right now

00:53:49.340 LA area

00:53:49.760 they know I'm at 365 days a year

00:53:51.860 I have to update it every day

00:53:53.700 on an app

00:53:54.540 or on the web

00:53:55.600 to where I'm going to be at

00:53:56.800 they get drug test me

00:53:57.600 they can show up

00:53:58.240 They could call me, which I've got some calls I haven't answered, but, so, I mean, they

00:54:01.840 could call me right now and I have to go be, within an hour, I have to show up to where

00:54:05.600 I have all my notifications.

00:54:08.200 Otherwise, I get a missed test.

00:54:09.700 You can only get three of those in a year and then you're suspended for two years. 0.99

00:54:12.460 Damn. 0.99

00:54:12.920 So, and then when they show up, I mean, it could be six o'clock in the morning, whenever 0.99

00:54:16.080 like they have to visually see it.

00:54:17.980 So, is that, is that why fighters sometimes like miss their drug test because maybe it's

00:54:22.380 an inconvenience to them?

00:54:23.420 Oh, I mean, dude, I mean, I could be out hunting and I can't even, I mean, they can try to

00:54:27.620 get a hold of me and they want to drug test me i put on my whereabouts they're like hey i'm in the

00:54:31.120 middle of nowhere idaho um what if they're like we got somebody out there yeah somebody crawls out 0.97

00:54:35.880 from a fucking tree he'll be dressed as a bear yeah he's dressed like wearing a geely suit or 0.98

00:54:40.180 something piss in this thatch cup uh what was i gonna say oh yeah uh chavez julio caesar chavez 0.99

00:54:50.180 i think just missed his and he kind of get he kind of got like backlash for it i mean you do i 0.96

00:54:55.740 mean i mean it's it's so easy to be involved in people's lives they can talk shit on something i 0.99

00:55:00.460 did right yeah they could talk shit on something i did wrong like so everyone's gonna say shit you 0.97

00:55:03.860 know um they're gonna everyone's gonna try to bring you down for whatever you know so when that 0.99

00:55:09.520 happened i can imagine you felt like your world was crumbling oh fuck yeah man and i i think i 0.90

00:55:15.240 even reached out to you when that happened i forget i think you did man i think you did actually 0.92

00:55:20.080 um a couple times we met somewhere where did we meet at diane bilzerian's party

00:55:24.480 i think it was one of his like uh valentine's parties or something gotcha yeah gotcha and i

00:55:30.980 and i had reached out and uh i because i can imagine you were getting loads of attention um

00:55:36.140 yeah so where where do you start to pick yourself up when that happens you got to be mentally tough 0.98

00:55:42.020 as fuck i mean i mean i'm not gonna lie it's been tough as shit it's been the hardest i mean the 0.98

00:55:47.540 first of that, 0.99

00:55:48.100 especially those six months

00:55:49.040 and it didn't help

00:55:50.160 that I had shoulder surgery 0.96

00:55:51.060 so I'm all fucking slinged up 0.97

00:55:52.440 laid on the couch. 0.97

00:55:53.100 Oh, that's the worst.

00:55:53.540 That's the worst.

00:55:53.940 Like not being able to do anything 0.99

00:55:55.080 and then people talking shit. 0.99

00:55:56.320 Yeah. 1.00

00:55:56.940 It was tough.

00:55:57.900 You know,

00:55:58.240 it's something that's always

00:55:59.400 in the backyard.

00:55:59.920 It still will be.

00:56:00.600 I mean,

00:56:01.080 I have to own,

00:56:01.900 I owned up to it.

00:56:03.360 I'm going to deal with it

00:56:04.500 but I want to come back

00:56:05.880 with a vengeance,

00:56:06.800 you know,

00:56:07.100 and I don't need to prove myself 0.99

00:56:09.840 to fucking anyone 0.99

00:56:10.660 other than myself 0.99

00:56:11.880 kind of thing,

00:56:12.560 you know?

00:56:14.100 So,

00:56:14.700 I mean,

00:56:15.300 like I said,

00:56:16.680 it's been a blessing.

00:56:17.540 and if you're a mentally tough

00:56:20.300 which I very highly believe

00:56:22.020 I'm a very mentally tough person

00:56:23.340 and if you are those people

00:56:25.240 then you figure out

00:56:26.060 something positive

00:56:26.760 from a shitty situation

00:56:27.900 it's I mean

00:56:28.780 and from just this conversation

00:56:30.220 it sounds like these

00:56:30.940 these two years

00:56:31.780 could be good for you

00:56:32.440 in the fact that you

00:56:33.200 you're building a business

00:56:34.100 that may last you

00:56:36.220 for the rest of your life

00:56:36.940 it will yeah

00:56:37.460 and then two

00:56:37.860 the shoulder surgery is huge

00:56:39.180 because I'm positive

00:56:40.220 you probably never would have

00:56:40.960 made time

00:56:41.320 unless you're forced to make time

00:56:42.360 I never would have

00:56:43.080 I just would have kept doing it

00:56:44.220 I would have kept doing

00:56:45.000 what I was doing

00:56:45.540 I mean

00:56:45.800 I was defending world titles 0.97

00:56:47.320 and fucking people up with it. 0.94

00:56:49.160 So I would have just kept doing it, you know? 0.94

00:56:50.840 So yeah, it's definitely had some hidden blessings.

00:56:53.640 I wouldn't choose to do it this way, obviously, right?

00:56:55.700 But it has, so.

00:56:57.820 Maybe because I'm a person who's made mistakes,

00:57:00.640 but it's very easy for me to move past a mistake

00:57:06.340 that someone's made.

00:57:07.900 Because I know what it's like to be at the bottom

00:57:10.080 and have to overcome it.

00:57:11.680 And like, yo, God bless the people 0.95

00:57:13.720 who have never fucked up and you're perfect. 0.98

00:57:15.640 Like I hope- 1.00

00:57:16.240 They fucked up, you just don't know. 0.99

00:57:17.320 everyone's we've been saying no one's safe like you're going to get exposed at one point for 0.99

00:57:23.040 something and if not god knows yeah god knows exactly but um yeah yeah i i god bless you but

00:57:29.760 like you said like uh i think i think part of the reason him and i get along so well is because we

00:57:34.660 both we've both had a a bit of a rocky past and it all seemed to come uh internally it all seemed

00:57:42.520 to stem from us okay and you have to grow and evolve as as a human as yourself um so man i'm

00:57:49.740 looking forward to your return me too brother big time i'm super excited about it i still have

00:57:53.880 uh 14 months you know so i got yeah you got you got some time 14 months to go still yeah man it'll

00:57:59.600 be january 18th of 2021 is when i can come back that's like legally i'm able to fight again what

00:58:05.020 size business victory do you need those boys to turn around so that you don't step back in that 0.96

00:58:11.080 fucking ring oh i'm gonna step back no matter what i don't care i don't care how much money 0.99

00:58:14.580 i make i'm going back even with all the danger attached even the cte all that shit like don't 1.00

00:58:19.220 get fucking hit move your head you know what i mean like i mean this is me dude this is what i 0.99

00:58:23.480 do and if it's gonna alter my life then that's what i chose to do i mean you can't take the 1.00

00:58:28.360 fight out of me um i don't want to fight forever you know i got a kid i'm looking to have another 0.94

00:58:32.620 so i mean obviously i want to be able to enjoy that shit i don't want to be too injured up 0.88

00:58:36.080 yeah um but it's just it's in me man i i i love it it's what i do i i love to be the best you know 0.97

00:58:42.920 if you're the best at something it's addicting it's straight up addicting to be the best you

00:58:48.400 have a goal a goal yeah for when you come back yeah man get my title back yeah i mean instantly

00:58:53.300 too i mean and i want to fight i want to fight a lot um usually guys have the belt fight a couple

00:58:58.980 times a year i want to rack through them you know i mean i'm about i'll be 35 almost i'll be a month

00:59:04.260 away from being 35 when i come back so it's not like i got a long career but you know i'm looking

00:59:08.680 to to run through some people and and make a statement what's your what's your record right

00:59:12.460 now shoot i don't even know um i'd have to look it up i asked i asked brendan schaub

00:59:18.360 this question but do you want your kid in the octagon i wouldn't choose for him to if he will

00:59:24.780 if he wants to i'll let him right if you want me i'm gonna let him do it he can be a cheerleader 0.96

00:59:28.120 if he wants i don't give a shit you think that's gonna happen what be a cheerleader 0.97

00:59:31.580 something tells me 0.97

00:59:33.800 ain't gonna happen

00:59:34.400 no offense to the 1.00

00:59:36.040 male cheerleaders

00:59:36.640 in this world

00:59:37.000 you're great

00:59:37.460 but I don't know

00:59:38.040 why I feel like

00:59:38.640 his kid probably

00:59:40.220 ain't gonna be 1.00

00:59:40.580 a male fucking cheerleader 0.99

00:59:41.100 I mean hopefully 1.00

00:59:41.800 he's a golfer

00:59:42.400 hopefully he can go

00:59:43.060 hit some links

00:59:43.960 you know

00:59:44.300 you golf?

00:59:45.360 yeah 1.00

00:59:45.600 I love fucking golf 0.99

00:59:46.680 dude 0.99

00:59:47.040 I can hopefully

00:59:47.580 get on the course

00:59:48.120 tomorrow

00:59:48.500 but yeah

00:59:50.040 anytime I get a chance

00:59:50.980 if I know I got

00:59:51.860 four hours of

00:59:52.940 nothing to do

00:59:53.640 I'm hitting the course

00:59:54.260 that's meditation

00:59:54.960 yeah 100%

00:59:56.060 except for you're

00:59:56.640 pissed off 0.66

00:59:57.040 I was gonna say 0.60

00:59:57.860 except for on bad days

01:00:00.120 that's 18 holes

01:00:01.400 of the opposite of meditation it's like hell bro you know you just have those days so why did i pay

01:00:06.340 for this yeah yeah i should be getting paid every time that's every time you sometimes you have a

01:00:11.980 really do you know that feeling you have when you have a really good day on the links you walk off

01:00:15.680 you nail the last pot on 18 you walk off and you're like that was the and it's the exact opposite

01:00:20.020 when you have a bad day every shot is bad you're hitting ground balls down the fairway all your 0.99

01:00:25.580 boys are laughing at you it's like a fucking mess dude but it's like if you're having a bad game 0.99

01:00:29.840 but then you make 0.99

01:00:30.260 that one sweet shot

01:00:31.140 you're like 0.99

01:00:31.320 oh I fucking love golf 0.93

01:00:32.240 but sometimes 0.98

01:00:33.860 it'll snap you back

01:00:34.600 into it

01:00:34.920 you'll hit a good chip

01:00:35.920 and then all of a sudden

01:00:36.580 your game turns on

01:00:37.540 and the back nine

01:00:38.180 are beautiful

01:00:38.640 golf is

01:00:40.460 fighting is a

01:00:41.900 tough sport

01:00:43.340 where fighters are bred

01:00:45.260 but golf is tougher

01:00:46.600 golf is a lot 0.98

01:00:48.180 fucking tougher bro 0.97

01:00:49.380 it's for sure 0.98

01:00:50.740 I mean it's one of

01:00:51.720 the hardest sports

01:00:52.280 I play 0.99

01:00:52.700 it really fucking is 0.98

01:00:53.860 on a different aspect 0.98

01:00:55.580 of it obviously

01:00:56.280 I wish I could relate

01:00:57.740 I just like driving

01:00:58.480 the golf cart

01:00:59.120 around the sand dunes have you ever golfed again like i've gone to the course but i end up just

01:01:04.280 driving the golf cart around in the sand dunes really you never whacked a ball no you remember

01:01:08.700 in hawaii i wasn't there oh no no no sun valley oh yeah we did we did yeah you threw a club at a

01:01:15.520 drone flying that's right i remember that now yeah i got it i got it like take me to the course sure

01:01:22.340 but i probably won't end up golfing yeah you did you hit the drone and the club snapped in half

01:01:26.800 and you had to pay for the club

01:01:28.320 the club snapped in half via drone

01:01:30.880 the drone severed the club in half 1.00

01:01:32.980 what kind of drone were you flying a fucking 0.99

01:01:34.440 B-52 bomber drone 0.99

01:01:36.960 it was big

01:01:37.560 it chopped a golf club in half

01:01:39.700 it was crazy I had to pay for it

01:01:42.060 because obviously when I wanted to return it

01:01:43.600 what if you crashed that drone into Spencer's head 0.98

01:01:45.940 it would take his head off

01:01:46.800 did he just showed up at the clubhouse with both of them

01:01:49.960 he's like I go my club snapped

01:01:52.360 it looks like it's being cut diagonally

01:01:54.760 by something sharp I was like

01:01:56.020 It's my club snap.

01:01:58.940 Let's see it.

01:01:59.780 We're going to be the first person ever to break their club with a drone.

01:02:02.820 Yeah, why didn't you make more of a big deal about that?

01:02:05.220 That's a massive deal.

01:02:05.800 I'm going to pull this up.

01:02:06.660 What was the vlog called?

01:02:08.220 It was something for Andy. 0.98

01:02:11.560 Like his bridal shower or some shit? 0.99

01:02:14.400 No. 0.99

01:02:14.940 Or men's trip?

01:02:15.460 What's that thing called?

01:02:16.180 Groom party?

01:02:17.400 Oh, it was.

01:02:18.500 It was his bachelor party.

01:02:19.820 There you go.

01:02:20.080 There goes my good old 34-year-old drugged out mind.

01:02:22.740 There we go.

01:02:23.140 Clicking back in there for you guys.

01:02:24.880 Cleaning shop.

01:02:26.020 that's crazy man

01:02:28.240 I definitely wouldn't think

01:02:29.520 that a drone would be able

01:02:30.200 to cut a golf club in half

01:02:31.180 I'm still not buying this

01:02:32.240 you wouldn't think

01:02:33.060 it's on film too

01:02:34.520 you can see the club

01:02:35.260 coming at it and everything

01:02:36.240 we're

01:02:36.680 maybe we could have

01:02:37.940 somebody else find it

01:02:39.160 as we continue this conversation

01:02:40.400 I'm probably still the guy

01:02:41.060 who pulls things up

01:02:42.440 should we rip out some facts

01:02:43.600 we could

01:02:44.080 we could get a pull up guy

01:02:45.500 from the

01:02:45.980 that sits in the background

01:02:47.100 when he says

01:02:47.820 like there's a video

01:02:48.520 somewhere just shows up

01:02:49.460 on the screen

01:02:49.900 that's what most

01:02:50.580 oh yeah

01:02:51.120 that's most shows have one

01:02:52.560 we need a Jamie

01:02:53.120 we got a Danny 0.99

01:02:54.800 She writes shit down though 1.00

01:02:56.640 She can pull this up 1.00

01:02:58.200 I think that's a better vibe too

01:03:00.740 Being like yo Danny pull that up 0.99

01:03:02.180 Who's going to write shit down 0.99

01:03:04.700 Hey can you bet on yourself in fights 0.99

01:03:06.340 No you can't

01:03:07.540 I'm allowed to sports bet

01:03:12.020 But I can't bet on my own fights

01:03:13.400 Who do you use when you bet on sports

01:03:16.640 What service

01:03:17.360 Bet DSL

01:03:18.780 Sweet dude

01:03:21.900 Us too bro

01:03:22.900 why the ufc over bellator uh just uh that all the greatest fighters in the world are there

01:03:28.620 like prestige yeah the prestigious like if you're if i mean go look at some bellator champions and

01:03:34.440 do you know their names compared to do you know the ufc champions names you know it's just it's

01:03:39.100 just so mainstream we're on espn um bellator's great they have great fighters one of my training

01:03:43.820 partners went on charletta he's a insanely great fighter he fights for bellator um but still he

01:03:48.820 doesn't have that prestige to what he should people don't know his name so yeah i mean bell

01:03:53.860 toward does a great job of paying their athletes you know and that that's they they're competitive

01:03:57.740 that way with the ufc but the brands that you can build outside of fighting is nowhere near

01:04:02.980 which is which is everything yeah which is cheap is are they cheap i heard they don't pay that well

01:04:07.860 i mean mma in general right really yeah just in general because we're such a new sport man think

01:04:12.720 about every other sport nfl nba they all started off new i mean they all had a union they did this

01:04:17.680 stuff to where which i don't think that's what we need to do i think we're getting there

01:04:21.000 eventually right um but everything starts off small until it gets so mainstream that you're

01:04:26.040 gonna have to pay the bigger name fighters and then that trickles on down do you know uh do you

01:04:30.440 know nick newell is yes i do yeah you do he's from my hometown okay he's uh we've talked about

01:04:35.140 him on the show we should have him on the show by the way mma mma fighter one one arm you know

01:04:39.440 he's got he's uh he's really good gone below the dude he's got an insane choke too that's how he

01:04:45.080 wins right yeah i think he's had a couple he's taken a couple l's as of recently right i remember

01:04:50.000 he was unstoppable for a while yeah i think he took a loss recently and he's you know he immediately

01:04:54.960 said i i let myself down let my team down and i'll be back for back for more but he is he's a 0.97

01:05:00.020 tough motherfucker oh yeah i wonder how much uh the zone will be could potentially be a part of 0.96

01:05:05.700 bellator getting that prestige because they they joe just talked about they were doing a deal 0.99

01:05:10.180 together right they have it they have a deal dozonia has a deal yeah and that's is that recent

01:05:14.280 it's it's been what over a year yeah probably yeah i feel like that's some huge potential right

01:05:19.260 there i mean dozones finally catching good i mean not finally but they're catching good traction

01:05:22.880 just in general right with the boxing fights they have on there with now having bellator i mean

01:05:27.080 they're they're creating a name in their own i mean streaming is the way of of watching fights

01:05:31.380 now i mean that's why ufc had espn plus to to stream their fights from now too yeah um obviously

01:05:37.120 the older generation hates it but it's the future who do you think the baddest fighter on the planet 0.93

01:05:41.420 is myself i like that you got it right um man i'm a big fan of style bender right now um he's got

01:05:49.260 insanely good i don't think he's the baddest fighter i'm a huge fan of his yeah um he's sick 0.93

01:05:53.840 dude khabib is just a nightmare to deal with if you know what he's doing i mean it doesn't look

01:05:59.740 very crisp he doesn't look as athletic doing it but the way he just kind of mauls very good

01:06:05.000 athletes and just wrist rides him and beats him up and 0.99

01:06:06.960 talks shit in their ear while he's doing it, 1.00

01:06:08.920 he's an animal. He's a nightmare to do with. 1.00

01:06:11.440 You use a nightmare

01:06:12.460 for any reason in particular?

01:06:14.600 Just the word nightmare?

01:06:16.880 Well, just because it's KSI's nickname.

01:06:18.880 Oh, is it?

01:06:19.500 Just drop that on purpose in here?

01:06:23.600 He's like, he's a great fighter.

01:06:24.980 He's the nightmare, dude. He's fucking fantastic. 1.00

01:06:28.540 Khabib is a bear. 1.00

01:06:29.900 I'm not sure he's human.

01:06:31.720 I saw a video of him swimming

01:06:34.180 upstream in a river in Russia

01:06:36.220 like freezing cold water

01:06:38.240 a bear or Khabib

01:06:39.920 I'm sorry what's happening

01:06:41.400 did he catch a salmon in the video

01:06:44.840 I think so yeah

01:06:45.880 in his mouth

01:06:46.740 he likes Jones a lot

01:06:48.600 I mean dude Jones is amazing

01:06:50.280 I mean his physical attributes alone

01:06:52.620 with being an athlete and being in the UFC

01:06:54.340 I mean his wingspan like his reach

01:06:56.180 is awesome for fighting

01:06:58.100 and he puts it together great

01:06:59.760 he's probably the best fighter

01:07:02.240 that the UFC has had

01:07:03.480 That's what he said

01:07:04.560 What are your thoughts

01:07:05.480 On that last Nate fight

01:07:06.800 And where's Nate going

01:07:07.520 I don't know man

01:07:09.300 That was

01:07:10.880 I mean

01:07:11.380 Masvidal's

01:07:12.160 Very very game

01:07:13.320 He's a great opponent

01:07:14.260 He's a little more well rounded

01:07:15.280 I'm a huge fan

01:07:16.460 Of both Diaz brothers

01:07:17.200 Just how real they are

01:07:18.500 You know

01:07:18.760 Anything they say or do

01:07:19.780 Nothing's fake about it

01:07:21.300 You know

01:07:21.560 That's who they've always been

01:07:22.500 And now

01:07:23.400 They finally catch a win

01:07:24.360 Like some traction for it

01:07:25.900 To where

01:07:26.260 It was rough for them

01:07:27.680 In the beginning right

01:07:28.260 I mean

01:07:28.660 What happened to

01:07:30.100 Nick

01:07:31.660 Yeah Nick

01:07:32.300 Nick

01:07:32.780 what he just hasn't been fighting i know he was on a suspension a medical or uh i would say medical

01:07:37.700 um a drug suspension um i think his was for weed oh he's makes sense that makes sense but he has

01:07:44.920 to come back yeah i think he's able to come back but yeah by choice hasn't come back okay you think

01:07:49.680 that fight should have stopped which one the nate fight yeah i do think so i mean as a fighter i 0.84

01:07:54.540 would say fuck no i want to keep fighting right every fighter should say that when you're in there 0.80

01:07:58.080 but dude he was a gnarly cut and i mean he does say i mean he is better in the fourth and fifth 0.99

01:08:02.780 rounds because of his cardio but he was getting his ass he was it wasn't like he would have to 0.80

01:08:06.640 finish masvidal to win that fight do you think he could have you've seen what nate does in four 0.94

01:08:11.640 five six like he's you know like he's there i've never seen his six five sorry sorry i'm thinking

01:08:16.720 of his fights you've seen what he's done in four and five i love how mike talks about fighting well

01:08:20.960 i mean i know that i just accidentally threw an extra round no i mean i i don't think he would

01:08:25.440 of yeah i think masvidal had the fight one too um that's why i say yes stop the fight i mean 0.89

01:08:29.980 obviously if it was me in that situation i'd say fuck no give me every second i need to try to win

01:08:34.320 that fight so i understand nate's uh argument there um but that kilt was not really that was 0.99

01:08:39.300 a nasty fucking cut well unfortunately he's got so much scar tissue i mean you could flick him in 0.93

01:08:43.360 his eye and it's going to open up he said that he says uh you sneeze i bleed and he had just got 0.99

01:08:49.600 that cut from the last fight too okay yeah that stuff's a bummer man when that's especially when

01:08:54.160 above your eye because i mean unless he gets something like like surgically done to like

01:08:57.860 move remove some scar tissue and shape that up maybe even his eyebrow bone or something it's 0.99

01:09:02.100 just going to keep happening yeah and masvidal was just taking advantage of that shit dude like 0.99

01:09:06.480 i mean and rightfully so what's the worst that could happen you go you go blind you just can't 0.99

01:09:10.660 lose an eye you just can't see the punch coming you get knocked out right something could happen

01:09:14.080 no matter what so if you're getting blood in your eye and then you can't see a punch that's when

01:09:17.720 you get knocked out when you get knocked out and you don't see the punch coming rarely do you get

01:09:21.040 knocked out when you can tense up for it because it's the whiplash of your brain that's bouncing

01:09:26.300 off your skull on the inside that knocks you out or the or the nerve in your in your jaw where's

01:09:30.020 the button right here in the jaw i could choose to hit anyone anywhere to be right here in the 0.85

01:09:33.900 back of the head on your feet or it's illegal um it's ironic that he says that in mma it's

01:09:39.000 illegal uh on the ground but on your feet it's your it's your fault for moving that way like 0.87

01:09:43.160 you moved your head to let me hit you in the back i'm aiming like i can't hit you in the back i can 0.60

01:09:46.840 try to go behind but it's his fault i got i got rocked once in sparring and it takes nothing right 0.67

01:09:52.300 there in that spot it takes the smallest punch it was my first time getting rocked is it and i i

01:09:57.800 thought the knockout spot was here and i got hit in the back of the head it is i mean that one puts

01:10:03.100 you to sleep sleep in the jaw yeah yeah yeah the one behind your ear like you're still cognitively

01:10:07.520 there but you don't have full control your legs and body for only like 10 seconds yeah but that

01:10:12.880 10 seconds that's in seconds getting in the fight because they jump on you and the ref's like oh

01:10:16.960 stop it right yeah the first first time it happened the best way i can describe it was

01:10:20.820 like there was an earthquake inside of my head and my vision was just all shaky and i heard like 0.77

01:10:25.560 a drone sound in my brain it was like i was like what the fuck and i managed i was sparring an

01:10:33.600 mma guy here you might know him actually um and i and i dodged his next punch and then like 0.88

01:10:39.180 skipped around the ring

01:10:40.480 and we had to wait

01:10:41.260 like 10 seconds

01:10:42.100 and then like hold him

01:10:42.940 because it was my first time

01:10:44.180 being rocked.

01:10:45.420 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:10:46.760 I'm going to stick to Iron Man's, bro.

01:10:48.320 Yeah, man.

01:10:49.160 Fighting is, you know, 0.98

01:10:49.860 fighting is pretty fucking crazy. 0.94

01:10:51.280 I respect the hell out of it, dude. 0.90

01:10:52.880 I could never do it.

01:10:53.480 You have to.

01:10:54.220 Have to.

01:10:54.680 You have to.

01:10:55.480 You have to have something wrong

01:10:56.320 with you to want to do it.

01:10:57.100 That's what I said

01:10:58.100 in all my interviews.

01:10:58.920 I was like,

01:10:59.600 they're like,

01:10:59.880 why are you doing this?

01:11:00.420 I'm like, 0.98

01:11:00.640 I don't fucking know. 0.97

01:11:01.520 I got some screws loose. 0.99

01:11:03.820 Spence, you got facts?

01:11:04.940 I do got some facts.

01:11:06.400 On the topic of fighting,

01:11:07.300 and we got a good one here too.

01:11:09.020 Let me open up my phone.

01:11:10.100 NFL finds no such evidence of Mason Rudolph

01:11:13.120 directing racial slur at Miles Garrett.

01:11:15.680 Sorry.

01:11:16.160 Did you guys hear about this?

01:11:16.740 What did you just say to me?

01:11:17.860 So Miles Garrett,

01:11:19.100 did you guys see Miles Garrett

01:11:20.860 beat the hell out of Mason Rudolph with his helmet?

01:11:23.640 Oh, yes, yes.

01:11:25.200 Of course.

01:11:25.780 The names didn't, sorry.

01:11:26.900 So what Miles Garrett did

01:11:28.140 is he claimed that Mason Rudolph

01:11:29.920 said a racial slur to him,

01:11:32.120 which prompted the attack.

01:11:34.260 The NFL, Mason Rudolph and his team say,

01:11:36.620 no

01:11:37.020 it's not what happened

01:11:38.680 can you imagine

01:11:39.100 they were like

01:11:39.420 I did that

01:11:39.900 yeah

01:11:40.180 oh yeah

01:11:40.700 definitely did it dude

01:11:42.560 no yo yo

01:11:43.300 this is the

01:11:44.040 Miles Garrett swung

01:11:46.120 Mason's own helmet

01:11:48.520 at him

01:11:49.000 yeah

01:11:49.180 yeah

01:11:49.560 ripped it off

01:11:50.400 and then hit him 0.80

01:11:50.980 yo that's 0.97

01:11:51.840 that's crazy 0.99

01:11:53.140 that's fucked up 0.97

01:11:53.900 I did see a clip though 0.99

01:11:55.400 Mason Rudolph tried to rip off

01:11:57.000 Miles

01:11:57.360 I get it

01:11:59.700 I get it

01:12:00.080 I'm all for a good brawl

01:12:01.160 but like

01:12:01.580 can you imagine

01:12:02.420 if he connected in the temple

01:12:03.580 with a football helmet 0.94

01:12:04.720 oh it's death

01:12:05.120 it's death

01:12:05.520 I mean, you could kill someone.

01:12:07.660 To me, that was a murder attempt that we caught on camera.

01:12:11.100 His thing on Twitter afterwards, or somebody's,

01:12:14.260 maybe it was one of his teammates or somebody else in the league,

01:12:15.760 was like, it's football.

01:12:16.880 You know what I'm saying?

01:12:17.320 No, it's not.

01:12:18.040 That ain't football, dude. 1.00

01:12:19.260 That's, I mean, I like that kind of shit. 0.99

01:12:23.200 I'm down to weaponize and do what it takes. 0.99

01:12:26.120 But, like, you're also not in a street fight, dude.

01:12:28.320 Like, you're playing football.

01:12:29.360 And then no matter what someone says, even if you did say whatever, 1.00

01:12:32.060 I mean, it doesn't mean you can hit him in the head with a fucking helmet. 0.99

01:12:34.360 I can call you whatever you want 1.00

01:12:35.900 It's the freedom of speech 1.00

01:12:36.960 If you can't just hit me in the head with a helmet

01:12:38.780 That's 100% illegal 0.99

01:12:39.980 Mason Rudolph

01:12:44.960 I watched that clip a couple times

01:12:47.120 With a few different angles

01:12:48.260 I don't know how to say this 1.00

01:12:50.800 That dude seems like a fucking prick 1.00

01:12:52.260 And I even watched an interview 1.00

01:12:53.820 Where he was talking about it

01:12:54.920 And I saw a tweet afterwards 0.60

01:12:56.320 Where Mason is a bully

01:12:58.880 In high school he used to give me swirlies

01:13:01.180 Him and his football friends

01:13:03.020 and odell said like miles is not the type of guy to do that so like he backed him up he said yeah

01:13:10.760 i mean whatever he says what percentage of the nfl are bullies that give people swirlies like

01:13:14.860 let's be honest it's probably like 80 90 we can all bash on him all we want though but it's tough 0.97

01:13:20.140 in that heat of the moment shit too like yeah like so yeah he ripped the helmet off and then 0.80

01:13:24.360 he's getting attacked by someone i was getting pushed back like your natural instincts just uh 0.95

01:13:27.680 you know i mean obviously i shouldn't do it but also in just that instinct moment yeah tensions 0.87

01:13:33.540 are high of course people are talking shit like stuff like that is gonna happen obviously you 0.96

01:13:38.180 shouldn't do it and it sucks my dad's a lawyer literally bro yeah that was crazy all right what 0.98

01:13:45.360 else you got okay so uh i don't know if you guys saw this this might be late now but kanye west 0.75

01:13:50.120 He performed Jesus as king

01:13:52.300 In the Houston jail

01:13:54.080 Did you guys see that

01:13:55.240 No

01:13:56.500 He went to a jail and performed Jesus as king

01:14:00.060 In the jail 1.00

01:14:00.820 It's like one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen

01:14:02.620 I mean you know what that sounds like automatically

01:14:04.320 What's that

01:14:04.980 Johnny Cash

01:14:06.580 Performing in Folsom County

01:14:10.200 I mean

01:14:11.160 You can't say anything

01:14:13.420 Because I mean by the way 0.99

01:14:14.240 That was one of the most important fucking performances 0.99

01:14:16.660 Slash musical situations in the history of the fucking world 0.98

01:14:19.620 yeah you know like john johnny cash ultimate fucking badass yeah going to fulsome what do 0.98

01:14:24.640 you guys think about this kanye kanye's on his on his jesus kick you guys how you guys feeling about 0.97

01:14:29.520 it uh you're a kanye fan tj uh not really no what do you what do you listen to um big time

01:14:36.040 chili peppers fan hell yeah sublime there we go yeah yeah i um tom petty oh yeah there we go

01:14:44.460 i love i so i love what kanye is doing i think it's super innovative it's super cool it's super 0.87

01:14:50.080 fresh although like yeah cash did it before like like at this jail shit yeah someone's got to do

01:14:54.220 it you know who's doing it but i do think and i say this like this is anecdotal i think there's 0.93

01:15:00.680 like a cap with how spiritual or religious you can be before it's it's a little too much i don't

01:15:07.280 know if kanye is there yet cultish or too forcing it like yeah man it just it can i love i love the

01:15:14.080 fact that people can find purpose with religion

01:15:16.100 and spirituality, it's amazing.

01:15:18.240 It's even happened in my life a little bit, but

01:15:19.860 when you start to

01:15:21.320 only evoke that

01:15:24.200 energy and try

01:15:26.260 to make it contagious versus

01:15:28.040 just being contagious, to me...

01:15:29.920 Leave my example.

01:15:31.400 My thought is, I don't care if

01:15:34.120 it works, doesn't work, he gets

01:15:36.120 called names for it, whatever, it's

01:15:38.060 still better than, I was sipping lean,

01:15:40.760 took some molly, 1.00

01:15:42.060 fucked a bitch, killed this dude's mom 1.00

01:15:44.240 because she fucked her. I don't give a fuck 1.00

01:15:46.060 if his music's good, bad, sideways. 0.96

01:15:48.140 If he's putting on music that makes people want to act

01:15:50.120 better, be better people, be better to one another.

01:15:53.600 How could 1.00

01:15:54.180 I fucking say anything about that shit? 1.00

01:15:56.380 Because everybody else is trying to shoot every 1.00

01:15:58.120 motherfucker, take every fucking 1.00

01:15:59.960 drug, and it's like... Yeah, if you're going to be 1.00

01:16:02.080 controversial, that's the spot to do

01:16:04.160 it, dude. Is it controversial?

01:16:06.580 It is to the Christians.

01:16:08.080 To the Christians. Really? Oh, yeah. Christians 0.99

01:16:10.020 aren't... 0.99

01:16:10.580 the the main you know like really hard the white guy from the south they're not too happy about it

01:16:16.420 they think it's fake they think he's just kind of doing it for the show but like how could you be

01:16:19.800 how could you be like that right how could like with what he's up against like you want him to 0.87

01:16:23.440 go back to the old kanye because by the way i fucking do i hate to say like i want i want 0.86

01:16:27.840 don't kanye back as much as i do but i also know he's not going back to the devil he said la he 0.95

01:16:33.780 said the devil runs la yeah i think do you guys agree with that i can't disagree with it it's

01:16:39.860 All right. So my my segue here is you'll like this one.

01:16:46.660 My Chick-fil-A said Monday that it has stopped donations to several Christian organizations after receiving backlash from LGBT rights activists over the last several weeks.

01:16:57.100 So they basically have been donating money to several Christian organizations that don't support same sex marriage.

01:17:03.500 So the LGBT community got pissed and so they canceled it.

01:17:07.800 but obviously chick-fil-a closed on sundays like so oh man there's a shift right what do you guys

01:17:14.100 think i think it's dope i think it's dope um of course i think it's just another step forward

01:17:19.500 another little step forward that i think we need to keep making um and hasn't chick-fil-a gone 0.89

01:17:25.120 through some shit in the past yeah with being like homophobic even just being closed on sundays 0.69

01:17:30.860 yeah yeah because it's it's it's technically like an incorporation of church and business or church 0.99

01:17:37.340 you know whatever you want to call it we we got a chick-fil-a that was put in down the street on

01:17:41.420 the corner and at first i was like oh that's cool that's cool chick-fil-a then i realized i don't

01:17:46.660 i don't eat chick-fil-a um and i actually don't stand by a lot of their practices either so it's 0.99

01:17:53.460 and the fucking traffic is horrible now it's insane fuck you it was packed when i drove up 0.99

01:17:59.100 here yeah they have a full-time police officer escorting people in and out of the drive and 1.00

01:18:02.560 cones and stuff now it's insane it's insane yeah that's for that's for chick-fil-a yeah i'm pretty 0.98

01:18:07.280 sure yeah but let's let's be honest i mean we talk all we want but it's fucking chick-fil-a dude it's 0.99

01:18:11.620 yes it's the it's on the fast food scale like gonna have it fucking donate to fucking bang 0.99

01:18:18.100 energy or whatever the fuck you want to do go hail trump i don't give a shit those chicken 1.00

01:18:21.360 sandwiches are the fucking bomb those fucking chicken sandwiches are the bomb bro the best 1.00

01:18:26.820 i just i can't i can't get behind him i saw a tent in their parking lot that they were like 1.00

01:18:31.660 holding something under fly off the ground and roll like hit all the cars in the line whoa see 0.99

01:18:36.760 they're a mess they have no idea what's happening it's the encino chick-fil-a is a fucking disaster 0.97

01:18:43.540 wow i had a popeyes one the spicy chicken the popeyes one because i wanted to compare and it 0.99

01:18:48.340 was like all like old bro someone died over that sandwich you know facts wait what but someone got

01:18:53.600 murdered over it someone got murdered over that sandwich no way it was like the last one violence 0.99

01:18:58.000 around that shit i don't know what it was it's it's like bro it's it's a sandwich that's just 0.98

01:19:03.080 sad i'm not gonna lie to you a lot of popeyes are in like very underprivileged like areas where a 0.99

01:19:08.840 lot of that kind of hot shit pops off and like i usually got to go to the hood to get a popeyes 0.83

01:19:12.440 chicken sandwich and i don't mind was it worth it no so the last time i went evan got his without 0.99

01:19:17.980 pickles and so they had to make that one fresh mine they just took the one out from like all 0.99

01:19:22.180 the old socks and shit in the back bro gave it to me taste it was like it was fucking waterlogged 0.98

01:19:26.160 horrible dude what's happening i wouldn't know any of that stuff i'm out on i'm out on fast food 0.99

01:19:33.440 hold on a second i don't i don't eat this shit often okay but like we have you know this guy's 0.98

01:19:38.700 got a chef that's cooking with fresh greenery and all that fun shit there you go but i'll enjoy it 0.98

01:19:42.760 what you don't have a cheat little cheat meal type thing you'd never do it i mean obviously i will 0.91

01:19:46.980 every now and then just because it's not like a designated cheat meal i mean i try to just do

01:19:50.660 always live live uh healthy but um it doesn't always work that way what is it come on man

01:19:55.520 If I could eat anything

01:19:56.780 Dude I love pizza

01:19:57.820 I mean who doesn't

01:19:58.860 You know

01:19:59.080 It's like the easiest thing

01:19:59.940 And then it's just

01:20:00.400 Carbs galore

01:20:01.520 You ever had pizza

01:20:02.260 Where pizza's actually

01:20:03.480 Matters in the world

01:20:04.800 East coast

01:20:05.460 Oh yeah

01:20:05.960 New York

01:20:07.180 Don't get them started

01:20:08.220 New York

01:20:08.480 Or if you want to

01:20:09.140 Hyper target even more

01:20:10.000 New Haven Connecticut 0.95

01:20:10.740 I mean

01:20:11.360 I've eaten pizza there

01:20:12.780 That matters

01:20:13.600 But I didn't think

01:20:14.180 It was that good

01:20:14.880 Like I'm not

01:20:15.500 Like I don't think

01:20:16.180 Like the floppy

01:20:17.960 New York flop

01:20:19.120 Yeah man

01:20:19.840 I'm not into it

01:20:20.640 Me either

01:20:21.100 You might as well

01:20:22.120 Eat a string cheese

01:20:23.400 And it's all melted

01:20:24.160 Everywhere you know

01:20:25.060 like so elk is the move for you though what's that you post a lot about elk is elk mule deer

01:20:30.720 whitetail uh any kind of like big game i'm a big time archery hunter i like i was gonna say what

01:20:35.060 do you shoot with a bow a hoyt yeah a compound bow is mine a hoyt do you know who cameron haynes is

01:20:42.020 oh yeah yeah he's been on the show he's a huge fan of the ufc comes a lot of fights so i get to

01:20:45.960 shoot it up with him i follow i mean that guy's a madman dude he's amazing yeah he he's just got

01:20:50.940 done running like a marathon a day dude right he started to get in shape for hunting and now

01:20:56.180 it's a full-on career for him is just running marathons and pushing his body to the extreme

01:21:00.560 that guy's he's something else i don't know where he has the time to do any of it he's very busy man

01:21:05.060 thanks but yeah i'm a big time hunter i live by i grew i grew up that way i've been hunting since

01:21:09.260 i was 12 um i don't buy red meat i only harvest it um so if you're talking about grass-fed or 0.88

01:21:15.120 anything organic it's as organic as it gets you know um anyone wants like talk shit on hunting 0.97

01:21:20.220 it's inhumane like you go buy a big mac or something at the store you're killing an animal 0.97

01:21:24.860 that lives in a box yeah that's way and the more people that buy it the more people to buy that

01:21:28.240 kind of be me the more of them get put in a box to where if more people hunted dude the farm animals

01:21:33.660 would be treated maybe a lot less of them right what about what about impossible burgers you ever

01:21:38.260 i've never had one would you do it um which one i don't know which one's which one has soy i would

01:21:42.620 do the one that doesn't have soy no i don't do any soy i know one of them's got soy in it i think

01:21:46.840 impossible doesn't have soy i don't know i mean you're talking to the expert he's right next to

01:21:51.020 i i guess my question is just like would you ever switch over to like lab grown like if they were

01:21:55.380 like no no no way there's no way it'd be the same no if you can go hunt it do that all day

01:21:59.520 yeah man i love it i mean it's a way of life for me too i like the escape i like like you said i

01:22:03.960 was out in the middle of nowhere for 10 days no one could text call i can't be on social media

01:22:08.060 no emails can't do any work um the only kind of communication you have is with your family i was

01:22:14.460 i go with my brother and my dad so it's just like straight up like family bonding and getting out

01:22:18.460 and escaping being one with her that just that just reminded me of one thing i saw when i was

01:22:22.080 completely out of service while i was on tour i don't know how i forgot about this i saw two

01:22:26.600 this is the most american thing ever ever i saw two bald eagles banging in the skies nice um doing

01:22:36.020 their sky dance or like they were i'm sorry they were banging on the ground and then they were 0.77

01:22:39.520 doing some things in the sky i saw two american eagles have sex that's awesome that's the best 0.56

01:22:46.220 thing i've ever seen you actually a better american for having seen it i'm a patriot

01:22:49.500 absolutely it's really cool it was beautiful hey speaking of banging in the sky what if you can't

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01:24:55.760 Thank you for listening

01:24:57.700 To this episode of Impulsive

01:24:58.860 We're going to do

01:25:01.000 Extended audio only

01:25:01.920 With TJ

01:25:02.300 Right now

01:25:03.180 But bro

01:25:03.500 Thank you for coming on man

01:25:04.300 Man heck yeah

01:25:04.900 All I got to say is

01:25:05.560 When we're getting you in the cage 0.69

01:25:06.700 Rather than the ring

01:25:07.420 Yes sir

01:25:08.060 I know I know bro

01:25:08.820 It's going to be soon

01:25:09.800 Sweet

01:25:10.180 I think that might be the next move

01:25:11.220 Would you be down to train him?

01:25:12.020 Yeah I would love to

01:25:12.640 I was going to say

01:25:13.200 That'd be awesome

01:25:13.760 That'd be crazy

01:25:14.640 Hell yeah

01:25:14.980 That'd be cool 0.99

01:25:15.520 Damn

01:25:16.200 Where can they find you on social? 0.99

01:25:17.920 Just TJ Dillashaw

01:25:18.900 Makes sense

01:25:19.620 Yeah

01:25:19.860 Everything's TJ Dillashaw

01:25:21.000 Website's tjdillashaw.com

01:25:22.560 I got a fit to fight program on there

01:25:24.540 You want to get in shape 0.86

01:25:25.280 or learn to kick someone in the head, 0.99

01:25:26.660 take them down, whatever it may be. 0.99

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01:25:32.640 You got anything for disgruntled podcasters

01:25:34.440 that want to punish their boss?

01:25:36.660 You'd be a lot less aggressive,

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01:25:49.540 Peace. 0.98

01:25:51.680 The first time you kick someone in the head,

01:25:53.500 because I've never done that.

01:25:54.620 Yeah.

01:25:54.820 what it feel like like it's kicking hard to learn yeah man for sure i feel like it takes a lot more

01:25:59.740 like athleticism to get it down like the full movement because it takes like i mean your biggest

01:26:03.300 muscles in your body a lot of your core and to be athletic while doing it without like having to

01:26:07.420 fall over or get your leg up that high and just uh having the full coordination to do it it takes

01:26:11.860 a while for sure especially if you're not like limber i'm i'm super flexible but i have some

01:26:16.800 problems with my hips and i heard kicking takes a lot of energy too oh yeah you get what i mean do

01:26:21.380 anytime i hit mitts with my coach like when we start getting into the kicks we start off with

01:26:24.480 hands warming up start getting into your kicks you gotta know you're gonna get tired i mean think

01:26:27.900 about like like sprinting or doing deadlifts or anything like super heavy on your legs it makes

01:26:33.240 you a lot more tired than doing curls if i were to do mma that's that's that's i've done zero

01:26:38.140 kicking like i've done bjj wrestling striking within your head of the game if you've wrestled

01:26:42.160 and done jujitsu like i would say start there if anyone's looking to get mma that's where you need

01:26:47.080 stuff that's more important than than anything right i mean is learning how someone not to let

01:26:51.540 someone control you it's the easiest way to to fuck someone up if is is learning how to wrestle

01:26:56.860 but i often find the most exciting fights for me are the striking ones oh 100 you know yeah 0.92

01:27:01.800 and you're a striker now too which is yeah which is interesting yeah um it again like pulling

01:27:07.340 yourself out of like the wrestling world and becoming a good striker it i'm wondering why

01:27:12.860 like some of the guys

01:27:13.720 that I grew up with

01:27:14.760 like are you familiar

01:27:15.800 with the Palmers

01:27:16.480 oh yeah

01:27:17.260 I'm real good friends

01:27:18.160 with Lance Palmer

01:27:18.700 so what's

01:27:19.380 what's going on with him

01:27:20.100 he's in PFL

01:27:21.020 he's in the million dollar tournament

01:27:22.140 he won it last year

01:27:23.200 so he won a million dollars

01:27:24.260 whoa no way

01:27:25.100 yeah yeah

01:27:25.560 and he gets paid

01:27:26.260 throughout every one of his fights

01:27:27.100 now he's in the finals

01:27:28.040 for the second year in a row

01:27:29.160 for the million dollar tournament

01:27:30.300 wow

01:27:30.920 he's fighting a guy

01:27:31.840 in that finals

01:27:32.800 that he's already beaten twice

01:27:33.840 so obviously

01:27:34.800 you don't underestimate

01:27:35.580 any opponent

01:27:36.280 but I mean

01:27:36.980 it's in the bag for him

01:27:37.900 that guy's an animal dude

01:27:40.240 he's one of the strongest

01:27:42.180 human beings i've ever grappled with really dude insane he's one of the guys in ohio that like 0.97

01:27:48.100 stuff i'm looking at pictures of him right now just a fucking machine dude he is is he not doing 0.99

01:27:53.080 like why not bellator ufc for him shit he's in the perfect organization he's in this million 0.99

01:27:57.980 dollar tournament they keep doing he's racking i mean he's making more money in this league than 0.98

01:28:01.360 he'd make in the ufc what is he's fighting easier guy i mean not to talk shit on anyone there's good

01:28:06.260 guys don't get me wrong but i mean to win a belt and to make that make it to the very top of the

01:28:10.620 ufc like it's a whole nother level i mean the competition's a lot harder um he looked to get

01:28:15.900 into it um early in his career he was strictly a wrestler and he i mean that's so that's one thing

01:28:21.800 you talk about with guys that are wrestlers that you don't see them get into the striking as much

01:28:26.340 is because they can win fights solely on wrestling like you can win an entire fight so it's hard to

01:28:31.220 get out of your comfort zone to learn something new that you could get caught and get knocked out

01:28:35.160 but if you know how to wrestle it's so much easier to just use that to your ability so it's hard to

01:28:39.560 get out of your comfort zone you have to like really put yourself in an uncomfortable situation

01:28:43.540 like you know some like i'll do things like if i'm trying to work the way i got good at softball

01:28:47.560 it's just like i forced myself to do it like i'm right-handed but i don't have a stance anymore

01:28:51.260 because i can go i'm ambidextrous but i made myself get uncomfortable and spar just hours

01:28:56.280 and hours and hours in that softball stance i made myself uncomfortable when you wrestle which

01:29:00.180 foot do you have forward right right so softball then would benefit you yeah i mean uh my my motion

01:29:06.200 and stuff was more comfortable right foot forward but when you're right-handed you're always taught

01:29:10.420 yeah you're you're powering back right but i actually prefer the more coordinated hand out

01:29:15.280 front you throw it twice as much it helps you judge distance interesting interesting so i

01:29:20.440 actually think um it has a big role in a lot of success for people like terence crawford

01:29:25.160 he's a right-handed and now he does a lot of his fights softball even though he started out

01:29:29.260 orthodox and the same thing he just unloads with his hooks and his jabs lead him it's a closer

01:29:34.560 punch it's less dangerous to throw it um you use it more often so why not be more accurate with it

01:29:39.880 you don't have that big power shot as much i'm sure you develop it but you develop it yeah but

01:29:44.540 it's not there in your back pocket right but imagine if he had come out with that right jet 0.56

01:29:48.120 with a fucking powerful right jab with a strong hand yeah for the whole fight and then just save 0.60

01:29:52.400 that left for just yeah yeah you know whatever else yeah and what it should have cut it right 0.97

01:29:56.560 no no it's every fight even if you win it's not even what it should have cut it because you would

01:30:00.480 have never thought to that i'm just saying like is it something it's pretty unorthodox very

01:30:04.860 unorthodox yeah it takes it takes like i said you got to make yourself uncomfortable like you're

01:30:08.680 gonna suck at first you have to make yourself uncomfortable and put yourself in those situations 0.63

01:30:13.860 i don't care if it's business i don't care if it's fighting i don't care if it's any kind of 0.98

01:30:17.540 sport if you're gonna make gain something different you've got to do something uncomfortable 0.89

01:30:21.100 gotta seek this you can't just keep doing the same shit because then you're gonna know who i am like 0.60

01:30:24.800 say i'm training for an opponent and he knows who i'm gonna like he knows i do this he knows i do 0.96

01:30:28.700 that like the reason why i've been been so good in the middle of adapting things is because i add

01:30:32.920 new wrinkles to my game all the time i do new sorts of techniques i work with new coaches i 0.89

01:30:37.040 travel the world which i got shit with shit about it at first is that i didn't like stay home at one 0.94

01:30:42.140 training facility i went and found the best coaches in the world i traveled to them i trained 0.95

01:30:45.800 with them i everyone's got something to teach maybe it might not sink in with me or maybe it

01:30:50.080 will that's a chance i'm willing to take and so i'm willing to travel and find those coaches and

01:30:54.760 get into those uncomfortable situations um like when i boxed lomachenko like i had no

01:30:59.340 like even though i did good because my movement's weird for an mma fighter for a boxer yeah but uh 0.99

01:31:05.580 like i did had no business being in there i was nervous as shit like that motherfucker's the best 0.99

01:31:09.820 boxer in the world yeah um but i put myself in that situation i was nervous as shit going in 0.99

01:31:14.140 there just to try to perform and and show them what i had i'm a ufc champion coming in sparring

01:31:18.580 with him so i wanted to prove myself but i put myself in those situations yeah um do you think

01:31:24.120 a good fighter makes a good coach not always no i mean same with any sport i mean a good golfer

01:31:28.920 can't make a good coach a good bad i mean some of the worst actual athletic people are good coaches

01:31:33.720 because they can study it um i love coaching i've always coached um i've actually like i was like

01:31:39.400 one of the coaches at alpha mill before i left um and i'm now i'm coaching at team alpha mill down

01:31:44.680 in orange county or not team alpha training lab down in orange county um and so i love to coach

01:31:49.900 It's always just something that's came natural to me.

01:31:51.820 But I also can do it.

01:31:53.200 And I feel like that's really rare.

01:31:55.680 And there are those that can do it, but it's really rare.

01:31:58.160 Would you ever use a first-time coach for, like, a big fight?

01:32:03.620 What are you doing right now?

01:32:04.860 I'm just curious.

01:32:05.840 I mean, I would add them to my game.

01:32:08.620 Like, for me, I'm always going to have Dwayne Ludwig in my corner.

01:32:11.080 That's for sure.

01:32:11.940 And I've had, like, so my first Cody fight,

01:32:14.740 I had two new coaches in my corner.

01:32:16.200 I had a new jiu-jitsu coach, and I had a new wrestling coach,

01:32:18.680 uh Felipe Delmonica to Gracie Baja and Daryl Christians and Daryl Christian he was my wrestling

01:32:24.120 coach uh I brought both them in for that that fight for the first time ever um I moved to

01:32:28.400 Colorado other than Dwayne as being my main coach I had three new coaches in my corner when I was

01:32:33.360 out there so like I said I've traveled I've traveled in and put new coaches in my corner

01:32:37.640 someone that can maybe this fight I need to do a technique that I wasn't doing before so I need

01:32:42.680 that coach to help me out with him right so maybe I'm gonna do spinning heel kicks my next fight

01:32:46.380 I'm going to go find Raymond Daniels to be in my corner, right?

01:32:48.680 Or maybe I want to do more Greco-Roman wrestling,

01:32:51.560 so then I'm going to put Daryl Christian in my corner.

01:32:54.260 The one guy that's always a must is Dwayne Ludwig,

01:32:57.880 and then I always put my brother, my older brother, in my corner as well too

01:33:00.900 just because he fucking loves it, and we grew up like best friends, you know? 0.97

01:33:05.700 So he's always in my corner just to experience it. 0.95

01:33:08.040 You talked about being nervous before you sparred Lomacheco,

01:33:10.680 and I know like, I don't think I've seen a lot of MMA fighters do this,

01:33:14.640 but Darren Till has

01:33:15.500 admitted before

01:33:17.500 that he's like

01:33:18.060 actually fearful

01:33:19.140 before he walks

01:33:20.120 into the ring

01:33:21.160 or the octagon

01:33:21.840 there's tons of guys

01:33:22.720 like that

01:33:23.120 are you

01:33:24.620 walking with fear

01:33:26.480 when you go to fight

01:33:27.600 maybe when I first started

01:33:28.520 I'd walk with fear

01:33:29.240 I mean once you get

01:33:29.960 comfortable

01:33:30.300 but guys even still

01:33:31.200 like the Donald Cerrone's

01:33:32.780 of the world

01:33:33.080 even though he comes out

01:33:33.760 he does not look scared

01:33:34.740 and he performs great

01:33:35.540 when he's in the locker room

01:33:36.940 he's like deathly sick

01:33:38.100 and nervous 1.00

01:33:38.560 like man why the fuck 0.98

01:33:39.480 do I do this 0.97

01:33:40.140 I don't want to fight him

01:33:41.120 why am I doing this

01:33:41.960 but then he walks out

01:33:42.940 and he's an animal

01:33:43.620 and he fights all the time yeah i think he's learned to like it a little bit more but he was

01:33:47.480 like that i mean there's a guy that i know brian carraway he's an ultimate fighter with me like

01:33:51.940 that guy'd be throwing up before his fights you know and he'd been fighting before fighting was

01:33:56.080 even cool like uh back early 2000s you know um so there's still guys to this day that walk out

01:34:02.440 deathly scared but some guys perform scared yeah you know i walk out with a smile on my face like

01:34:08.000 trying to like show off you know and that's how i know i perform the best and once you find that

01:34:12.740 you kind of use that energy i'm still nervous but my nervous energy has now been turned into fun 0.96

01:34:18.100 to where my nervous energy used to be like fuck you know i'm scared right yep but you learn to 0.96

01:34:23.960 adapt to what energy makes you the best my mind's like having fun so i've tricked myself into 0.99

01:34:29.280 fucking having fun you know but i do love it now that i've found out how to do it i fucking love 0.90

01:34:33.680 it dude like there's no higher high or lower low than uh fighting i mean it's like you have no one 0.98

01:34:40.280 else you don't have a team to blame you have no one else like you're gonna lose a fight it's all 0.99

01:34:44.520 on you you're fucking in the dumps and for a while and if you're gonna win you're fucking 0.97

01:34:48.940 champion yeah you're the man it's crazy crazy how that works high risk high reward like that's 0.99

01:34:54.540 yeah that's the name of the game for sure man oh yeah you got to get your blood boiling you got to 0.97

01:34:59.180 do something that makes you feel alive otherwise what's the fucking point of life yeah you know i 0.92

01:35:03.340 mean it may not be fighting for you but you got to find something that's gonna like get you excited 0.97

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