Impaulsive with Logan Paul - The Reality of Mixed Martial Arts with UFC CHAMP Urijah Faber - IMPAULSIVE EP. 58

00:00:00.000 Hey, what's up? I'm Tony Gonzalez.

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00:00:14.980 But just don't say it out loud.

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00:00:59.440 In February of 2024, celebrated illustrator and children's book author Patra Mathers and her husband Michael

00:01:05.120 mailed letters to dozens of friends and family members to let them know they had died by suicide.

00:01:11.120 Dear honeys, this is goodbye.

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00:02:00.300 These guys surround me in there.

00:02:01.720 There's three of them.

00:02:02.360 Same guy.

00:02:02.840 One has a little shoe hammer. 1.00

00:02:04.180 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:02:04.460 He's like, I'm like fake print. 1.00

00:02:06.760 Please leave me alone.

00:02:07.800 Leave me alone. 0.97

00:02:08.380 And just hit another one.

00:02:10.260 Running again.

00:02:18.580 My mom is so right.

00:02:20.660 I swear way too much.

00:02:22.220 except it's not that i can't stop it's just i really don't want to there's a new news article

00:02:26.700 came out the other day and i wish i brought up on this that once again like another study about 0.98

00:02:30.620 people who swear like like dana white dana white's favorite word is fuck oh it should be it's a great 0.98

00:02:35.860 word fuck is a great word because it can mean love and hate disdain or approval it can mean so many 0.99

00:02:43.560 things anyways welcome back to impulsive the number one podcast in the world that's a statistical 0.98

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00:02:53.240 dope guests on every monday wednesday friday and we do an audio only extended q a with the

00:02:57.660 guests after the visual is done we get a little juicy it's a good day it's friday have i told

00:03:03.140 you recently how much i love you bro really you're literally the man thanks mike wow what

00:03:08.060 happened last episode you were a little salty well no we both bonded we both were yeah you 0.98

00:03:13.500 guys cleared it what'd you do to clear the air we just talked it out like fucking dudes bro 0.96

00:03:17.520 It's a passion and vision thing, bro. 0.98

00:03:21.420 And it's like, you know, sometimes like...

00:03:22.920 I couldn't have said it better myself.

00:03:25.520 Guys, I want to introduce our guest.

00:03:27.100 He is a Hall of Fame UFC fighter with a record of 34 and 10. 0.97

00:03:32.420 An NCAA wrestler and part of my French, but a motherfucking badass. 0.97

00:03:37.420 Run, run, run. 0.99

00:03:38.200 It's the California Kid, ladies and gentlemen.

00:03:39.940 You're eye on favor.

00:03:40.920 Hey. 1.00

00:03:41.700 Woo, shit. 1.00

00:03:43.020 We fucking got him, bro. 1.00

00:03:45.680 we secured the bag 1.00

00:03:48.480 on this one 1.00

00:03:49.300 this dude's a fucking beast bro 1.00

00:03:52.860 got a legend in the house 1.00

00:03:53.780 dude I'm so happy you're here

00:03:55.620 what's up folks

00:03:56.420 I was telling everyone

00:03:56.920 you're coming out

00:03:57.380 they're like yo

00:03:57.800 your eyes gonna be sick

00:03:59.020 yeah we're gonna have a good time

00:04:00.340 legend bro

00:04:01.260 you know I

00:04:01.960 I almost had to jog here

00:04:04.120 I know

00:04:04.800 as you know

00:04:05.400 streets

00:04:06.200 surrounded

00:04:06.780 street work

00:04:08.060 and whatnot

00:04:08.400 I'm like bro

00:04:08.980 this is my third route

00:04:10.920 I'm thinking about

00:04:11.700 just jogging up to your house

00:04:12.960 he told me

00:04:13.640 he's like yo

00:04:14.480 the streets are closed

00:04:15.160 about the jog. I'm like, okay.

00:04:18.060 That's what you get when you

00:04:19.160 invite a fighter on the show. They're down to just always work out.

00:04:21.640 Apparently, there's some sewage problems.

00:04:23.080 I think Mike clogged the toilet. That's a fact.

00:04:25.360 It just leaked out to the streets. Is that why they call you Big Mike?

00:04:27.420 That's a fact.

00:04:28.620 Had Chipotle last night.

00:04:31.240 Huge dump Mike.

00:04:33.580 Hey, man, I want to ask you.

00:04:35.620 You're married, yeah?

00:04:37.700 I'm engaged. Engaged?

00:04:39.460 Congratulations. Thanks. Do you have a child, young

00:04:41.400 baby human? Yes. Two and a half

00:04:43.260 weeks old. Oh, wow.

00:04:46.100 Congratulations.

00:04:46.840 Thank you.

00:04:47.280 What's the baby's name?

00:04:48.300 It's Callie Rain Faber.

00:04:50.720 Shut the front door.

00:04:52.340 That's dope.

00:04:53.180 Callie Rain Faber?

00:04:54.740 Yeah.

00:04:55.240 She's money.

00:04:56.000 She's beautiful.

00:04:57.300 Jaslyn, Callie, we'll see you guys back at home.

00:04:59.760 Do you have a plan for her life or just going to-

00:05:02.360 Oh, big time.

00:05:03.760 Callie Rain Faber with a name like that, I'm sure you've got something in mind.

00:05:06.360 She's going to be an actress.

00:05:07.140 Not as far as the plan for that goes, but I already wrote her a book.

00:05:11.080 I'm just going to be brainwashing her.

00:05:13.120 There we go.

00:05:13.340 i literally in the first person callie rain and and wrote it down all the stanzas and and keep

00:05:21.160 away from from dirt balls and making right decisions and dirt balls like mike yeah like

00:05:25.600 big mike i'm just kidding i'm just kidding you don't have to say you're just kidding you're

00:05:29.220 the biggest question your daughter says to you i daddy i want to be just like you get in the

00:05:36.080 octagon or or just be a fighter like what are your thoughts uh well first i'll be trying to

00:05:41.740 push her in the opposite direction for most of her life if for whatever reason she wants to take

00:05:45.980 that path i wouldn't stop her i guess but you know i'm gonna try to you know soccer why is

00:05:52.780 why is that chess bro this is a rough life man i don't think i mean you got a little you got a

00:06:00.560 little taste of it i mean being a wrestler first off you know like you you step off of uh a wrestling

00:06:06.240 career which is free by the way you don't you don't get paid you're doing that because for

00:06:10.120 whatever reason you think you want to, you know, get grimy, lose weight, head butt people, get

00:06:15.780 skin rashes, you know, everything under the sun. And, uh, it's just not a, it's not a fun way to,

00:06:21.980 to make a living unless you're a special person. So I'll try to like, you know, there's a lot

00:06:26.820 better ways to make money, man. And for a female, especially, you know, it's just, it's just one of

00:06:32.980 those things where I will never shy away from, from egging her on when she has a passion for

00:06:37.040 something but i want to just encourage her on like some tennis golf some some of that stuff

00:06:41.820 it doesn't get her nose broken yeah so man i think i would have been a ufc fighter if i didn't uh

00:06:49.340 fall into this it's not too late buddy it's not too late am i one of the guys that went to bat

00:06:57.180 and said easy easy transition for logan to make a i mean now granted it have to be a big step of

00:07:05.540 focus and uh you wouldn't be able to podcast all day unfortunately true you could do a podcast

00:07:10.620 but it'd be after a lot of training and whatnot but obviously dude we talked about it a little

00:07:16.420 bit he's talked about potentially uh doing podcasts well he trains what are your thoughts

00:07:21.380 like i think i would like a little headphone a little blood and guts never heard anything

00:07:25.380 for the ratings spinning on a bike underneath the table just no i just want one i just want

00:07:29.760 don't want to fight. But yo, um, just not, not to divert too much, but are you, uh,

00:07:35.060 your engagement, you plan on signing a prenup? Uh, of course you really, really. My girl is

00:07:39.920 cool as hell, man. I mean, honestly, Jaslyn and I are, uh, we were friends for years prior to

00:07:45.900 years prior to actually dating. And, um, you know, we talked about that and we actually

00:07:51.700 planned to have the baby before marriage and everything else. It was just part of what we

00:07:56.740 wanted to do and and uh we wanted to get started going on on babies right away and and uh we'd

00:08:02.820 probably do a prenup you know she's a hustler herself and and uh and she's an intelligent girl

00:08:08.060 and and we have a great partnership but uh you know i think that kind of stuff's important you

00:08:12.860 never know what happens in this world and yeah and i know i have a lot of buddies with a lot of money

00:08:17.360 and the biggest way guys have gone broke is the wrong chick is is one of those buddies by chance

00:08:25.840 jeff bezos because i mean michael tell you all right jeff bezos yeah jeff bezos divorce settlement

00:08:33.300 has finalized ladies and gentlemen that's big news jeez mckenzie bay no bezos his now ex-wife

00:08:38.820 will retain four percent of amazon's outstanding stock worth 35.6 billion oh geez that hurts hey

00:08:47.600 but you don't know what her role what was her role oh she was listen she was by his side the 0.63

00:08:52.060 whole time but she is now the third richest woman on earth off of a divorce hey shut up

00:08:57.920 congratulations that's crazy that is crazy but i mean and honestly i've talked about this a lot

00:09:06.180 of my buddies i've got a friend who's been engaged for uh 10 years and they've been going over the

00:09:14.980 prenup situation for 10 years. They have two kids that are beautiful that are, uh, you know,

00:09:22.680 they live together. They're a family, but they don't have the official thing. And, uh, it's a

00:09:27.120 weird thing, man. I know a lot of really wealthy guys, you know, being a fighter, you get a lot of

00:09:31.020 doors open to you, uh, meet a lot of cool people from, from, you know, kids dying with cancer that

00:09:36.740 need some inspiration to billionaires that are just regular folks. And, and the commonality is,

00:09:42.400 uh you know success is is something that can be flighting but that those relationships and if if

00:09:51.260 it comes down to a split there's serious rules and especially in california about what happens

00:09:57.560 and and you got to make sure that you you cover your bases on that front man yeah if if uh if a

00:10:04.120 significant other is given like a lot of like pushback on a prenup is that a red flag yes really

00:10:09.700 really yeah i think so too yes yeah i um my last relationship i feel like whenever i get in

00:10:17.160 relationships no matter like how serious it is there's always a some talk about marriage you 0.86

00:10:21.180 know it's like fun to imagine and and she was like fuck you i want a prenup and i was like yo 0.99

00:10:28.500 that's awesome that's so attractive to me possibly well i know i know a couple girls that have i mean 1.00

00:10:34.020 will take the high road and then i know some girls that will be like you let you motherfucker i'm 0.99

00:10:39.160 taking you for every bit, tooth and nail, et cetera. 0.99

00:10:41.200 How about Hulk Colgan?

00:10:42.040 You ever read into the Hulk Colgan deal?

00:10:44.100 No, I don't think so.

00:10:45.140 Hulk Colgan lost, like, I think he lost, like,

00:10:48.180 you have to look it up, but I think 70% of what he had. 0.57

00:10:51.880 And his chick, I think, from what I understand,

00:10:55.160 ended up with a younger Hulk version,

00:10:57.740 blonde hair, big guy, and everything else.

00:10:59.140 Well, you know what they say.

00:11:00.200 They say the first time you marry for money,

00:11:02.680 and then the second time you marry for love, 0.99

00:11:04.440 for women, right? 0.96

00:11:05.140 Because they take half the money on the first run, 0.98

00:11:07.080 they're rich, and now they can meet someone

00:11:08.380 if you choose right yeah marry once first time for love for money and then love yeah i know what

00:11:13.760 they really say is you you you spend your youth chasing money this is for men you spend your

00:11:19.420 youth chasing money and you spend your money chasing youth fact oh my god that's so unfortunately

00:11:26.640 true it is true i have another one that goes with it i've seen some happy rich guys man out there

00:11:31.600 yeah yeah i've seen some unhappy rich guys out there there's a there's another one where they

00:11:36.600 say uh you could always lose money chasing girls but you'll never lose girls chasing money that's

00:11:43.880 true yeah it's very true bro girls can smell ambition absolutely yeah as they should that

00:11:50.280 should be a good thing yeah when people talk about like oh you gotta watch out because i i came from 0.91

00:11:54.940 from nothing you know built my way up into the fight world which still wasn't the greatest even

00:12:01.740 as a world champion it wasn't the most lucrative thing in the world and people are always saying

00:12:05.860 you got to be careful people are going to be coming out of the woodworks and this and that

00:12:10.100 and i feel like i'm a good judge of character and on top of that i never really had a problem

00:12:14.740 with with the females in the first place so for me it was like an expansion of of you meeting

00:12:21.140 people and they i mean sure did things get easier if you're on tv but it's still like kind of the

00:12:25.880 same gig and you have to have a good sense of of you know personality is somebody in it for the

00:12:31.700 right reason and whatnot and that's up to you to be able to judge that character yeah i don't you

00:12:35.880 know i don't blame a girl for for liking a successful guy you know my my dad had ambition

00:12:40.500 my mom has ambition you know ambition's attractive yeah yeah agree is there is kind of switching

00:12:46.820 topics a little bit is there a is there a facade with the fight game like you even mentioned that

00:12:52.920 even when you were the world champion it wasn't as lucrative as i would assume most people think

00:12:57.460 is there a facade when it comes to being a fighter why why does a kid in high school

00:13:01.240 want to grow up to become a ufc fighter i mean guys that fight and you took a fight you didn't

00:13:07.860 have to you took a fight against another guy and you and you felt the energy from it you know you

00:13:12.680 got the satisfaction of laying it all out on the line but there's something internally and and goes

00:13:17.960 back to the wrestling side and i and i i was looked at my wrestling career i was like man why

00:13:22.760 did i do that i did it all through junior high high school and college yep and it was a rough

00:13:28.560 rough sport it's just something internal that wants to prove that you're the badest student

00:13:33.800 on the planet i don't know if it's an animal thing i don't know if it's uh a primal a primal

00:13:39.140 thing it it really is about getting uh things that you want and it's the most primal way to do it so

00:13:46.120 i think there's instinctual about it and it's funny i was a human development major in college

00:13:49.840 and they talked about a study they did in kindergarten kids

00:13:53.100 where they asked them all individually.

00:13:54.780 They took them into rooms, like little boys in the rooms,

00:13:57.160 and they would ask them, hey, you know,

00:14:00.080 who's the toughest kid in the class?

00:14:02.620 And individually, they all said that they are. 1.00

00:14:06.080 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:14:06.780 How old were they? 1.00

00:14:08.120 Kindergarten.

00:14:08.780 So then they lined them all up in front of each other in a circle,

00:14:12.660 and only a few stood up and said they were the toughest.

00:14:15.380 Oh, dang.

00:14:16.360 And that's just, that's young kids not knowing they're in an experiment.

00:14:19.840 and and and showing you know cowering to to other individuals that are in front of them

00:14:25.600 because of confrontation but everybody kind of thinks they're a stud until you're met with it

00:14:30.980 did they at least like the people who ran the study did they at least let the ones that said

00:14:34.740 on the toughest all brawl afterwards like a huge kindergarten it was in a different country 0.96

00:14:39.660 i think they did in chechnya so they all fought to the death with grenades and shit yeah they

00:14:44.060 toss a bear in that circle out there yeah yeah i mean it's it's crazy like i i did a lot of studying

00:14:50.300 and with with the humans you know interactions and and cultures and just you know different

00:14:56.160 developmental stages that's why i have alpha male i love the name alpha male that's my brand

00:14:59.740 yeah it's dope and uh it's it's more than just physical it's mental it's it's pushing through

00:15:05.800 adversity it's i mean there's an alpha male male ballerina there's an alpha male uh can a beta dude

00:15:11.740 become an alpha male absolutely really there's a secret there's a well there's a bird there's a

00:15:17.540 bird called a mannequin a mannequin bird this mannequin bird is known for they do these

00:15:23.120 extravagant extravagant dances they they travel in like groups of three and sometimes depending

00:15:29.080 on the the species the type of mannequin bird it is they'll be in as much as like a six six people

00:15:35.240 six six man group and they'll all do a dance choreographed together and the alpha male will

00:15:40.080 stay in the middle and all the other birds will kick rocks and he'll try to get laid at the end

00:15:43.620 of it so they do like they'll put on a big dance they're like backup dancers for the alpha dudes

00:15:48.260 wingmen literally wingmen yeah so so so what'll happen is the birds say there's three of them and

00:15:54.540 now these are mannequins you're saying like in storefronts no it's a bird so these so these

00:16:01.080 birds will sit there and dance and they'll dance and dance and dance and they'll that uh they'll

00:16:04.820 puff up and you should look it up it's pretty funny actually i've seen these birds and then

00:16:08.400 then the two will kick rocks and the one will stay there

00:16:10.460 and work on getting laid. And it's a big

00:16:12.660 extravagant thing. Why don't y'all do that for

00:16:14.740 me? We do. What do you think

00:16:16.400 this podcast is? Guys, take off.

00:16:18.820 We got some girls coming over.

00:16:21.780 It's definitely not as

00:16:22.700 elegant. I think human

00:16:24.720 is. So this is the Mannequin Bridge.

00:16:27.480 That looks just like him, bro.

00:16:30.720 Pull up a video of a dance.

00:16:32.680 A video of a dance.

00:16:34.740 That's pretty accurate.

00:16:36.780 Wait, so what are you saying, though?

00:16:38.220 which one of these are the beta dudes so so check it out so they did a study in the in the

00:16:42.740 the mannequin birds if you're a wingman your your chances of actually being the alpha male at some

00:16:48.600 point are heightened dramatically oh somebody just rolls on their own it doesn't happen so

00:16:53.000 oh you know the more you help you help each other out the more likely you are to get some top notch

00:16:58.520 well dude i mean that's some top notch if that isn't literally some top notch if that isn't

00:17:03.360 synonymous with what's been what's going on on this podcast ever since i started doing this

00:17:07.420 Podcasts have been pulling

00:17:08.560 Elotail, bro.

00:17:09.580 That's called shrapnel.

00:17:11.000 It's called shrapnel. 1.00

00:17:12.240 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:17:14.120 Get hit with the shrapnel. 1.00

00:17:16.480 That's a good thing, though.

00:17:17.040 You jump on the grenade on occasion,

00:17:18.780 you get hit with some shrapnel later.

00:17:21.960 That's not the bird, right? 0.94

00:17:23.140 That's just the lady. 0.98

00:17:23.940 That's the bird.

00:17:24.920 Oh, here we go.

00:17:25.540 Uh-oh.

00:17:26.020 Okay.

00:17:27.320 So this bird,

00:17:28.240 there's a moonwalk or something.

00:17:30.120 Why is this lady?

00:17:30.880 I don't want to see her.

00:17:31.800 She's showing us the method.

00:17:33.120 Did she just wave a fart?

00:17:34.140 No.

00:17:34.940 Did you see that?

00:17:35.540 Oh.

00:17:36.200 Oh.

00:17:36.980 Oh.

00:17:37.420 Oh, no, he didn't.

00:17:39.440 I like her too, though.

00:17:40.920 I like her commitment.

00:17:42.200 Look at him.

00:17:42.740 I think she's going to hook up.

00:17:43.640 Oh, he just has a little moonwalk.

00:17:44.800 Some Michael Jackson bird.

00:17:46.120 Yeah, she's.

00:17:46.880 You got to do the three in a row.

00:17:49.060 It's funny because I, my boy Chad Mendes, you know who Chad Mendes is?

00:17:52.360 Yeah, of course, yeah.

00:17:53.380 Chad's one of the best fighters on the planet.

00:17:54.940 He's one of the kindest guys on the planet.

00:17:56.660 And he's got a business called Fins and Feathers where he takes like trips for people with celebrities

00:18:03.400 to go hunting and all this stuff.

00:18:04.760 And I've gone on a couple with them.

00:18:06.040 Wait, for real?

00:18:06.540 Yeah.

00:18:06.760 you gotta connect these oh bro we do chad's the best his trips are amazing and you guys would

00:18:12.640 would hit it off really yeah and so we i've gone out and he does these crazy we went bear hunting

00:18:17.540 we went uh you know shooting uh fish with uh arrows in the middle of the night went did all

00:18:24.420 this stuff so so chad takes me out to this big ranch and i get i'm talking with these hillbilly

00:18:30.060 dudes that are describing uh all the different like kind of animal things that are happening

00:18:36.220 And there's one, one goat that's like, or it's an elk or some sort of animal that, a horny animal.

00:18:44.200 And it's got a harem of, of women.

00:18:47.280 There's like 50 women in this, this one animals like yelling and like screaming around and he's in charge.

00:18:53.460 He's the alpha of that group.

00:18:54.640 And so he has like 50 women himself.

00:18:56.180 The problem is with that, that type of animal is they're also one of the biggest prey.

00:19:00.400 So they're yelling, trying to get the attention of the girls and they're herding them all in and this and that.

00:19:04.620 and they have all these chicks themselves,

00:19:05.640 but it's like a short-lived, like, glorious life.

00:19:07.900 It's like James Dean.

00:19:09.300 No, no.

00:19:09.700 For hunters.

00:19:10.560 Home for a hunter.

00:19:11.520 No, hunters, coyotes, other predators, everything.

00:19:14.520 So they're, you know, you want to be quiet when you're out

00:19:17.220 and you're the prey out in the real world,

00:19:19.880 but when you're screaming around trying to keep your chicks in line

00:19:22.760 so anyone else doesn't come steal them, you know, you're a sitting target. 0.99

00:19:26.360 So that guy will get killed,

00:19:28.660 and someone else will stand up and be in charge of the herd.

00:19:30.740 and then they uh they talked about this uh this one elk had a deformed horn he broke his horn

00:19:37.760 when he was young so he had one horn and so normally i have two and they go fight each other

00:19:41.580 and they hadn't seen any baby elk for a while and and the guys they need those the the animals to

00:19:47.740 breed and bring more because that's how they make their money and so this one horned elk kept on

00:19:53.720 stabbing all the babies because it would turn it would turn the girls into back into heat so he was 1.00

00:20:00.460 because he had just one horn he could aim it and he was he was like this little bitch he was like 0.99

00:20:06.420 harpooning these these uh these babies so they're like dude there's no no more babies around they 0.99

00:20:12.600 found out this one horn uh dude who kept on snagging up all the kids and and so the so the

00:20:17.540 one would go back even his own even his own kids savage he's trying to get the unprecedented the 1.00

00:20:22.940 women back in heat never seen anything yeah i mean my dad always told me my penis would get me 0.98

00:20:27.920 in trouble when i was older and uh good so far sort of but i've lost friends oh yeah their wieners 0.99

00:20:34.960 to their own penis yeah yeah chasing girls bro chasing other people's work ethic falling in love 0.98

00:20:43.480 getting engaged at like 20 years old like yo shout out yeah also stay hungry my friend gotta keep 1.00

00:20:50.740 your dick in check well more so i think you need a girl that keeps you hungry that's like the ideal 0.97

00:20:54.920 situation like a girl that's like a motivator or a girl like you said before that's attracted to 0.99

00:20:59.460 that ambition so like when you when you stop like chasing a goal or chasing like something the next 0.99

00:21:03.940 thing right she's like i don't really want to fuck tonight because you're not doing shit you're 0.99

00:21:08.400 just sitting around eating microwave dinners you know they push for big ambition they you know 0.99

00:21:13.280 they're like a lady boss yeah a queen a queen exactly but on top of that there's and i've seen

00:21:18.900 it happen time and time again guys go after the wrong chicks and and just crush their confidence

00:21:25.240 and everything i i never really got that you know if a girl does you wrong or something like all

00:21:29.400 right on to the next one it's just love dude love is love is tricky like when when you're in love i

00:21:35.520 don't think like typical rules of logic apply to anything you know that's true everything goes out

00:21:40.480 the window that's true yeah it's the worst seeing one of your homies just this i call it the sinking 0.98

00:21:44.880 ship yeah y'all just gotta salute salute see you man viking funeral yeah shoot your flaming arrow 0.99

00:21:51.320 light them on fire it's so funny when they come back like when their relationship ends and they

00:21:56.020 come back yeah and they're like what are you guys doing well they start small like you'll just get

00:22:00.020 you'll just get a text from somebody you haven't gotten a text from in like six months and it's

00:22:03.740 like how you been man and you're just like i know what's not to throw him under the bus but mark

00:22:07.940 donor yeah i got these what are you doing tonight man i'm lonely i'm like yeah we have

00:22:14.860 I love you, Mark.

00:22:17.720 And I'm actually glad you're back to the light side.

00:22:19.620 Hell yeah. 0.73

00:22:19.940 Time to slay again. 0.98

00:22:21.200 Broke up with his girl, 1.00

00:22:22.320 lost 30 pounds and he's looking good as fuck. 0.99

00:22:24.860 And he's back on his grind. 0.99

00:22:26.520 Hey, you know what a good girl will do though? 0.95

00:22:28.360 A good girl will find a guy at a weak point and get them all tied up.

00:22:32.320 So I'm going to, Hey, you had a rough time. 0.84

00:22:34.180 You had your, your, your downtime in your, in your career.

00:22:36.540 Yeah.

00:22:38.020 Swoop in and grab them, build them back up.

00:22:40.580 That literally kind of happens.

00:22:41.720 That's what my girl did.

00:22:42.600 Yeah.

00:22:42.960 That happens.

00:22:43.780 Yeah. 1.00

00:22:43.980 yeah that's a good girl yeah great yeah and once you're flying you just kill you know kill her off 1.00

00:22:48.460 and you stab her with that i don't know the details but you know you stab her with your 1.00

00:22:54.220 one hold on and you move on you are in the side i'm just playing hey would you ever fight an animal 0.80

00:23:00.440 dude uh yes i would i would 1000 fight an animal if it were a survival situation you'd have to i

00:23:10.140 I mean, I've thought about that before, you know, going for the jugular.

00:23:13.940 Yeah, well, there's that dude that just fought that mountain lion in California.

00:23:16.860 Did you see that?

00:23:17.200 Yeah. 0.81

00:23:18.060 He killed it.

00:23:19.260 Oh, he didn't kill it, right?

00:23:20.480 It turned out it was a cub, but still.

00:23:23.100 I read the story on that.

00:23:24.560 It was like the Revenant where they slid down the hill with the bear.

00:23:29.200 Have you guys seen that scene?

00:23:30.540 Yeah, they slid down a hill.

00:23:32.100 They were going at it, and then they both slid down a hill,

00:23:34.560 and then he got the upper ground and just choked it out.

00:23:36.940 I guess the cubs are like, I don't know, like 30, 40 pounds,

00:23:39.800 but it's 30, 40 pounds of razor blades coming at your face.

00:23:43.540 You know what I'm saying?

00:23:44.280 You guys are a little younger than I am.

00:23:47.960 So I'm going to give you some homework.

00:23:50.800 I might not be.

00:23:51.560 On a great movie, The Edge.

00:23:53.320 Have you seen The Edge?

00:23:54.320 With Alec Baldwin.

00:23:55.400 Alec Baldwin and what's the old dude's name?

00:23:58.600 Whatever.

00:23:59.380 From Silence of the Lambs.

00:24:00.820 I know Cotter.

00:24:01.720 Hannibal Lecter?

00:24:02.580 Yeah, yeah, it was Hannibal Lecter.

00:24:04.180 You want to talk about Alpha Male where it goes from like,

00:24:07.560 you know it takes into all the things of animal nature but intelligence how important intelligence

00:24:12.560 is and thinking outside the box and persuasiveness that movie is my that's one of my favorite movies

00:24:17.280 so all you young bucks out there want to learn about life watch the edge i'm gonna add that to

00:24:22.820 my list right now the trap that they set yeah well that's the thing that's why i brought it up

00:24:27.000 they fight they're getting tracked by a man eating bear the whole time and it's like they're stuck

00:24:31.520 out in the wilderness and it's it's like they're either going to be killed or they have to they're

00:24:35.880 they have to kill the bear and it's all about intelligence you're friends with lance palmer

00:24:39.260 yes sir uh he's a bear little background on lance palmer i uh i grew up with him sort of in ohio

00:24:46.360 yeah you know that yeah yeah he's uh our dads were family friends wayne the pain shout out

00:24:52.040 wayne the pain man if you get offended easily don't follow his instagram but if you do oh

00:24:57.000 it's one of those instagrams dude he's hilarious we have a friend like that but uh lance palmer

00:25:03.140 when i was young and first getting into wrestling he was he was much older than me but you know he

00:25:07.480 won four times state champ all the shit and colin his little brother yep yep he one of them wrestled

00:25:12.580 a bear one of them wrestled yeah uh a baby bear and it was on jimmy kimmel way back when again like 0.97

00:25:18.260 uh a decade plus ago and i've always wanted to wrestle a bear because of him yeah and i ended

00:25:25.440 up doing it and it was a big mistake oh you actually did it yeah yeah he wrestled as far

00:25:32.000 a show of mine um bro the power of these animals i i can't even begin to describe how easily easily

00:25:40.040 he could have just ended my life like that um lance gave me the insight by the way on and how

00:25:45.240 he did it oh wait isn't there like a button that you press on the bear yeah you like grab a little

00:25:50.640 handy yeah wait i'm just joking right you like tug his shoulder or something it's a happy beginning

00:25:59.120 So Lance said that the problem is everybody tries to go in there

00:26:02.620 and actually wrestle the bear.

00:26:06.080 And he said the bear's hips are like all the way to the ground.

00:26:10.620 They're like at the ground.

00:26:12.460 And so you have to play with the thing and go light on it

00:26:14.920 so it thinks you're playing,

00:26:16.260 and then you have to scoop at the hips and take them down.

00:26:18.480 So like underneath and just drop them?

00:26:20.200 And so Lance's dad, Wayne the Payne,

00:26:22.280 he actually worked at an animal reservation spot in Ohio,

00:26:27.240 and so they had like a relationship with all sorts of animals and lance grew up with those

00:26:31.660 things so they were all friends so he'd wrestle the bear but the bear was like his buddy so he'd

00:26:35.960 go a little light and take the thing down khabib too yeah he was wrestling bear but his bears are

00:26:41.620 like i think actually like legit rushing yeah yeah that's possible you but you outside the cage are

00:26:47.660 not maybe wrestling animals but yo when i was younger i little side side note i had your picture

00:26:55.440 up when i was working out and we always aim to be like your favorite like you are you are our

00:27:01.500 favorite fighter bro that's awesome thank you brother yeah for real like i remember you you

00:27:05.100 know remember we met and outside of vine yeah outside of vine and you're doing an airplane on

00:27:09.620 your little hoverboard thing and you like rolled up and like you're like hey yeah dude what's up

00:27:14.880 bro yeah because you're so crazy you come out here and you see celebrities like one by one i was like

00:27:19.920 oh bro like i fucking grew up literally working out with this dude inspiring me that's cool how 0.94

00:27:24.900 When was that? 0.75

00:27:27.520 Maybe five years.

00:27:28.540 I'm trying to imagine the old, really old 0.97

00:27:30.720 Chachi Logan. Hoverboard Vine Street. 0.98

00:27:32.580 Whoa, man. What's up, bro?

00:27:34.360 He was like this, not making eye contact. I'm like,

00:27:36.480 what the hell is this fucking guy doing? 1.00

00:27:38.500 I was just kidding. He was like... 1.00

00:27:40.220 Yeah, bro. He did that all the time. I lived across

00:27:42.560 the street from Vine, and I lived

00:27:44.440 right on the street so I could see out.

00:27:46.860 And he would just scoot back and forth

00:27:48.680 with Mark Doner, like, randomly.

00:27:50.200 We'd just be getting it. Dude, Vine was a great

00:27:52.520 place for me. I like that place. Are you still living there? No.

00:27:54.360 yeah we got kicked out great place though yeah um but i was gonna say i used to watch videos on you

00:28:01.380 um and one of them like you're talking about how you got in a fight in bali and recently i saw you

00:28:06.140 got in a fight like are you getting to street fights a lot well that's not a street fight

00:28:10.960 that's a third world country fight okay which is not a regular street fight that's like a fight

00:28:16.140 for survival for your life fight so uh that was what was the other one you're talking about i was

00:28:21.300 recent i i was yeah i thought so i could be wrong but it was in another third world country let me

00:28:28.060 see if i can find it i got rolled i got ran over by a car just just my foot in singapore that was

00:28:33.860 it that's what i'm talking about oh yeah that was that was an accident now okay no uh but the the

00:28:38.960 one in indonesia was literally in 2005 nobody knew who i was and i i was there with my buddy who was

00:28:46.220 six months sober and he didn't want to be out at the bars because he was too hard for him and this

00:28:52.440 and that and so uh i stayed out i met these girls from from europe and we're all dancing at the club

00:28:58.460 and everything and uh not the not tens necessarily but we're having a good time and uh and so in

00:29:06.520 indonesia actually they have they have women that come there to get wined and dined by the by the

00:29:11.840 locals. Cause they're like, you know, they go there and so there's chicks go there and the

00:29:15.880 locals are there. That's one of the ways they make some dough is they, they hang out with the

00:29:18.800 ladies there. And I think I might've been taking some business, you know, it was just me, a couple

00:29:22.620 of chicks who were dancing and some guys tried to start a fight with me. I blew them off. And

00:29:26.920 again, I was, I was a world champion on the small level. It wasn't even, I mean, there was no

00:29:31.740 Twitter or Instagram or anything back in this time. It was like, you know, I was on gladiator

00:29:36.940 challenge and King of the cage on, you know, pay-per-views that nobody watched except for

00:29:41.040 guys like logan you know yeah and uh and so i ended up shutting the guy off and he kept 0.98

00:29:46.760 start trying to start a fight with me and i said i go you got a fucking problem bro 0.97

00:29:50.660 and he's like he didn't even speak english i go let's go outside and that was the dumbest move 0.99

00:29:55.740 i mean talk about learning from your mistakes right it started with him i fought him i broke

00:30:01.020 his collarbone on a pot on a like this there's this like monument for an australian that got 0.90

00:30:06.440 bomb there from bombed his ass on yeah basically and then and then one guy shows up has brass 0.95

00:30:15.400 knuckles i get attacked by three guys then i run into the club and they're all bouncers i didn't 0.99

00:30:21.160 know get attacked by like 12 guys go to the back of the club go outside run down the street get

00:30:27.300 attacked by four guys again run the opposite way get in a taxi get attacked by 10 guys yeah thank

00:30:32.880 god is just me because if my buddies are trying to help out we're trying to help each other out

00:30:36.880 it's better i just mean i would like literally run i got i went into like i'm running further

00:30:42.260 and further from or from like from like uh civilization like you're getting into like

00:30:47.660 huts and stuff like that in this direction dinosaurs and shit and there's a billabong

00:30:52.760 shop and i just associated billabong with safety because i was familiar to me and they had people 0.93

00:30:58.000 sitting in front of the doors instead of having doors so the people would just sit there and

00:31:02.020 watch it that was their job they got paid like a quarter to watch the front door a quarter and so

00:31:06.100 i like run in the guy's like no no no no try to get me out on my bike dude these guys are trying 0.99

00:31:10.500 to kill me i'm covered in blood because i got hit with all these brass knuckle shots damn bro and 0.97

00:31:15.040 then i come in and these guys surround me and there's three of them same guy one has a little 0.99

00:31:19.080 shoe hammer oh he's like like i'm like fake print please leave me alone leave me alone and just

00:31:24.420 hit another one running again i'm barefooted i got that's that's evil i got i still got the

00:31:30.680 shorts i had a homemade pair of shorts there because i had a little clothing line back then

00:31:34.400 their suit their suit material i had no underwear i lost my sandals i lost my hat lost my shirt i'm 0.98

00:31:40.160 like pretty much butt naked running through uh indonesia just get my ass kicked by by angry 0.93

00:31:45.280 people for no reason i thought you were of them of course i mean a lot more than they dropped on 0.97

00:31:50.340 my side i was one of me i i guarantee you i represented for america they they're pretty

00:31:56.280 they're like don't mess with little white americans i like that i like that i thought

00:32:01.920 you were gonna say when you went to the billabong shop that the billabong people started beating 0.99

00:32:05.200 your ass to like the lady came around from the corner i really felt bad because i was getting 0.95

00:32:09.380 blood everywhere and the guy it's his job to sit there and make sure no one comes in the store and 0.99

00:32:13.660 i'm like it's blood everywhere like facepalm i'm like come in there i'm like safety billabong

00:32:19.100 america i'm like that's no that's like death man i'll do anything oh yeah when you used to fight

00:32:24.840 you would you would you were huge on elbows yeah like that was your thing i remember my dad and i

00:32:30.300 would freak out when you just cut someone's face up with an elbow and one fight i remember you

00:32:35.320 broke both your hands or something yes so you literally was only you're only fighting with

00:32:40.660 your elbows yeah that was rough that i was against mike brown i broke my the there's i have a steel 0.90

00:32:46.340 plate in my hand still shit the fourth and the fifth metacarpal i snapped one and shattered the 0.89

00:32:51.260 other and that was uh that was mike brown the second time i fought him the first time i fought

00:32:57.320 him i did like a jumping it back elbow and got caught so this is the rematch in my hometown

00:33:01.960 and i broke my hand on his forehead like put him to a knee in the first round and then

00:33:06.640 the third round i dislocated my thumb you can still see that bump right there so i had no hand

00:33:11.320 no hands for in a title fight 25 minutes for uh in my hometown on on you know millions of people

00:33:17.740 watching at home and i was just walking close to him as close as i could and start elbowing the

00:33:22.720 crap out of him that was crazy i almost had him in the fifth why you think um i'm not seeing as

00:33:28.040 many elbows as as i as i used to and even when uh we had tyron woodley on here he said he doesn't 0.97

00:33:33.800 elbow he's throwing three elbows because they hurt they hurt his elbows really that's what he said

00:33:37.980 you know i i remember you i used to have especially my first fights i remember my first fights

00:33:43.600 my this part of my knuckle because i wasn't trained well enough in 2003 2004 and i would

00:33:50.820 just get crazy and this part of my knuckle would hurt my elbows would hurt my knees would hurt

00:33:55.420 because i was punching incorrectly when i got it when i first started fighting but the elbows

00:34:00.360 definitely they hurt but not as bad as your hands are you're just putting hands yeah there's so many

00:34:06.260 small bones here elbows are money i don't know why more people don't throw elbows yeah you know

00:34:11.820 who does? John Jones. Oh my God.

00:34:13.700 We just saw some nasty elbows. He's lethal,

00:34:15.900 bro. It's fun. It's funny. You talk about

00:34:17.800 things taking you out of

00:34:19.160 contention in the match and you move

00:34:21.720 into elbows. I'm from the same city, believe it

00:34:23.780 or not, as Nick Newell. Have you

00:34:25.680 ever seen him fight before? I was just talking to him

00:34:27.660 today. He has one arm. Yeah.

00:34:29.680 And he's a UFC fighter. He's from Milford.

00:34:31.840 And we would always go to the bars when

00:34:33.700 his fights would be on and we would watch him and he

00:34:35.600 would submit people with one arm and 0.99

00:34:37.400 the bar would go fucking nuts. 1.00

00:34:39.340 That dude is a monster. 0.99

00:34:40.860 yeah have you seen the nick newell uh so nick newell so i was just texting nick newell he just

00:34:46.280 had a little boy also so he's he was talking about that but i remember nick newell went to

00:34:50.820 one of my seminars when i was uh in texas and um i remember him obviously he's he's got a stub and

00:34:58.760 and past the elbow yeah past the elbow and so we were working on my thing was guillotine chokes i

00:35:04.380 i was making modified guillotine chokes with him and he's choking everyone in his professional

00:35:09.620 career and then he actually uh they filmed a movie in sacramento about nick newell and i had

00:35:14.520 a couple my buddies in it he's a good guy wait what was the is it the movie you sent me no that's

00:35:20.180 that's my movie that we just we just what are you doing now i feel like you're doing a lot like you

00:35:26.840 yeah me up about fighters are you still training by the way we almost had a logan paul sage north

00:35:32.600 cup fight that'd be a good fight bro i'm really we're so close this guy want he's too expensive 0.94

00:35:38.260 for us he's too expensive sage is like fucking good as shit he is good sage is good you know 0.96

00:35:45.100 he wants cm punk well first well do you want it really happened first before we get into the all 0.99

00:35:50.920 the stuff i'm getting into logan i met logan on the street street corner and i was like you know

00:35:55.600 he was super cool about you know talking about his his affinity for mma and how he watched me

00:36:00.900 going up and whatnot super respectful and and so we kept in touch throughout the years and then i

00:36:06.260 saw he did this fight the boxing fight which was genius and an awesome fight by the way thanks and

00:36:11.480 i was like and then he's and then he had a uh a tmz thing or something else about the ufc saying

00:36:16.260 dana why i want to fight in the ufc and i was like bro you ready to come train you let me know

00:36:20.000 and he's like all right where you at and so we were talking about that then two days later him

00:36:25.020 and sage start going back on on back and forth i call him sage north and i'm like and then at the

00:36:32.080 same time sage became a free agent and his dad was like not happy with the ufc and stuff and i

00:36:36.280 said i said logan bro this would be a one-time thing you guys could kill it you could get some

00:36:40.760 some some real cred and like you know pitch the idea of him and logan him and sage fighting and

00:36:45.240 and i watched this guy's wrestling too because i went and did some research

00:36:48.560 you know six in the state in ohio is good ohio is a tough one yeah yeah fifth yeah

00:36:53.940 seventh in the state is amazing he did it was the seventh place

00:36:57.820 she's going up now

00:36:59.660 no but

00:37:01.100 at 185 pounds

00:37:02.900 and Sage has fought at 55

00:37:03.920 so I was like

00:37:04.380 this could be a big fight

00:37:05.480 but Sage is now

00:37:06.180 signed with 1FC

00:37:06.900 it's still a fight

00:37:07.680 we can make happen

00:37:08.500 and it very well might

00:37:10.480 I'd like to

00:37:11.360 train with him

00:37:12.300 man cause just like

00:37:13.300 sparring MMA guys

00:37:14.980 is so different

00:37:15.800 than boxing

00:37:16.660 bro

00:37:17.000 I'm a boxer now

00:37:18.520 but

00:37:18.760 realistically

00:37:20.060 I am

00:37:20.660 so much more

00:37:22.260 of an MMA fighter

00:37:23.160 like

00:37:23.420 after this fight

00:37:24.520 with KSI

00:37:25.120 I might do

00:37:26.700 one more boxing thing

00:37:27.800 and then I'm going to move it to MMA.

00:37:29.980 Like, I'm going to go in the octagon

00:37:31.160 and see if any YouTubers will take me there.

00:37:32.400 Let me tell you why you'd be a great fighter.

00:37:35.640 First off, confidence is key.

00:37:38.620 Second off, a grappling base is massive.

00:37:42.060 Genetics and athleticism plays a big role.

00:37:45.500 But the audience that you have,

00:37:50.700 from the guys that are haters to the folks that love you, 0.99

00:37:54.200 like, people will pay to either see what your ass kicked 0.99

00:37:56.760 or to kick someone's ass on the business side it makes sense for whatever organization takes them 0.99

00:38:01.520 i i watched the video of him yesterday that his mom showed me of him wrestling a kid in the 0.99

00:38:08.100 basement when he was probably what fucking this was seven eight years old and the kid do you have 0.99

00:38:13.360 the kid i do the kid obviously was completely unwilling the logan was just beating the shit 0.97

00:38:17.020 out of no he was really it's my boy sean sean turk shout out sean from westlake i'm actually

00:38:21.080 I'm actually probably going to do a reaction video to this

00:38:24.360 because, bro, this was before I boxed or picked up anything. 0.99

00:38:28.600 Like, we just fucked each other up, bro. 0.96

00:38:31.220 We used to do the same thing, bro. 0.98

00:38:33.240 Look at the slow-mo, dude.

00:38:37.700 Yeah, bro. 0.82

00:38:38.420 Just us beating the shit out of each other, dude. 0.87

00:38:41.500 Oh, that's good. 0.96

00:38:42.940 And by the way, we did this for you.

00:38:45.000 Hey, is that legal, that move in MMA?

00:38:47.220 Would it be legal to sit on someone and punch him in the back like that?

00:38:49.860 Yeah, you could do that.

00:38:51.080 I mean, you got to really pick your opponent

00:38:53.720 to find someone to let you do that.

00:38:56.880 No, but man, I just, I'm a fighter, bro.

00:38:59.020 Like, if I wasn't doing YouTube, I would be a fighter. 0.98

00:39:01.560 And if I wasn't a fighter, I'd be killing ISIS dudes. 0.98

00:39:04.300 Yeah. 1.00

00:39:04.640 Hell yeah.

00:39:05.100 I think you should do all those things anyways.

00:39:07.140 Yeah.

00:39:07.700 You should fight it.

00:39:08.280 I don't think they'd let me in the army.

00:39:09.420 Like, if you wanted to sign up for the army,

00:39:10.900 would they let you?

00:39:11.540 Would they let me?

00:39:12.280 I don't think they would.

00:39:12.760 No, no, no.

00:39:13.040 I'm a little old now.

00:39:13.820 Yeah, it's not that.

00:39:15.000 You don't want army.

00:39:15.620 You want to go in with the contractors.

00:39:17.480 You want to go in on the private side

00:39:18.880 because they'll pay you a million dollars per kill over there for high value targets like the

00:39:23.180 special ops guy the special ops guy i i went to a uh a lot of uso tours but i went on with bj penn

00:39:29.340 carlos condit and michael bisbing in 2008 like right after i fought jen's pulver and uh and we

00:39:36.040 did all these tours all these crazy like land and all these different little uh spots where the guys

00:39:42.120 are set up and whatnot and the special ops guys they had it made i mean they they they don't have

00:39:48.700 to wear shoes they can wear their hair however they want they just they have their own little

00:39:52.500 area where they're firing big ass all like rangers and and seals and just the special ops guys they

00:39:57.680 they're like the elite of the elite yeah that would be something that would be that'd be fun

00:40:01.160 or cool that's the move i wish i could stay young forever because i i got some stuff to do now for

00:40:05.600 like the next seven years like with hollywood and digital but i heard i hear you're talking about

00:40:11.940 what you want to do i i want to go back because you're you're talking about that like what are

00:40:15.640 you do what do you do yeah what do i do now so um everything for me has been around my passions i

00:40:21.460 have a book that is around just about that and i wrote it back in 2011 about following your passion

00:40:27.700 and what's it called it's uh laws of the ring and um and for me mixed martial arts combat sports is

00:40:35.940 a passion business is a passion real estate's a passion my dad's a contractor my mom um small

00:40:42.060 business owners and and then uh entertainment i've always had a big big you know interest in

00:40:47.540 entertainment and so i have a production company we just finished our first feature film which i

00:40:51.620 showed you green fever green fever which we're going to be coming out soon with i was actually

00:40:55.700 really impressed and i'm not just saying that i see shitty films all the time yeah looked great

00:41:00.840 the acting was on point the trailer was dope just hope the movie's good no the movie's really good

00:41:05.940 and i'll send you a screener for it and we we actually been working on a couple different

00:41:09.400 projects. And we threw that thing together in a matter of months with next to nothing budget with

00:41:14.520 everyone that, that knows what they're doing. My partner, Jared Roxburgh, he's, he's actually an

00:41:19.420 editor for a living, but he's a director and a writer. And so, um, we, I threw my boy Andre

00:41:24.980 touchy feeling there. Who's another fighter and he killed it. And, uh, and so we actually showed

00:41:30.580 it to the first person was Lionsgate. We had an offer from Lionsgate and grindstone. And so we're

00:41:35.580 still in negotiations there, but, um, it's just kind of a, uh, a calling card for the next things

00:41:41.240 you want to do to attract guys. Like, like yourself, if we want to get a talent attached

00:41:44.760 and we say, Hey, look, this is the budget, this is the budget we did with no name talent. And

00:41:49.240 we were able to pull this off. Like now we're going to pay you some cash. How'd you get a budget?

00:41:53.980 The budget is, uh, well, there's a line budget where you just figure out, you know, how to do

00:41:58.700 it, but we just did the bare minimum. So we had a single location, shot the film in a single day.

00:42:03.680 we had

00:42:04.820 shot the film

00:42:05.980 in a single day

00:42:06.780 no 10 days

00:42:07.420 I'm sorry

00:42:07.740 oh a single

00:42:08.720 but the film

00:42:10.380 the movie

00:42:11.620 takes place

00:42:12.460 in a single day

00:42:13.180 so it's

00:42:14.860 from the morning

00:42:16.060 I like those movies

00:42:16.940 and it's easier

00:42:17.800 to make like that

00:42:18.460 and then we used

00:42:19.120 all like

00:42:20.320 real like

00:42:21.420 arm's length

00:42:21.980 buddies for

00:42:22.660 like actors

00:42:23.420 that are talented

00:42:24.460 but haven't had

00:42:25.220 their opportunity yet

00:42:26.200 and

00:42:26.980 and we just

00:42:28.680 have professionals

00:42:29.760 Jared and his crew

00:42:31.260 are

00:42:32.160 you know

00:42:32.520 they all went to school together

00:42:33.400 The DP was a super talented guy who's, who's second generation DP and we killed it.

00:42:38.740 And that's just, you know, to get the ball rolling on, I have like five other scripts

00:42:42.420 and I'll talk to you more about it offline too, about some of the stuff we're working

00:42:45.520 on.

00:42:45.900 We, uh, yeah.

00:42:47.040 Speaking of which, the current events here.

00:42:50.040 So, uh, we've, we got news last night that, uh, evidently the people, uh, who were responsible

00:42:55.220 for producing Logan Paul's flat earth documentary are now working on a follow-up film that allegedly

00:43:01.020 takes place in russia wow meaning damn i don't know we'll talk about that and that break that's

00:43:10.040 breaking news like this is just coming in over the wire but uh it's it looks like it's so fresh

00:43:14.780 there's not even anything he's reading that's how fresh it is that is fresh wow yeah i want to i

00:43:19.600 want to talk to you about it afterwards yeah the people behind the project are really passionate

00:43:23.500 about it i might be making another movie maybe with that guy right there how's how's the movie

00:43:28.300 you doing let's go it's sick bro i i like i like obviously long form content as well but uh i'm

00:43:36.360 really impressed by your ability to branch out and i think it it becomes it stems from you you

00:43:41.920 use the word passion you have a passion for these things like you've been able to not just be a ufc

00:43:47.440 fighter which i don't think a lot of people who retire from the ufc are able to do yeah kind of

00:43:52.680 disappear it's tough works become a coach or whatever um but you really branched out are you

00:43:58.720 still training ufc or mma though oh yeah i mean that's part of my my day and you know real estate

00:44:05.000 is a big passion of mine my gym is a real estate play on top of you know i've got nice i got a

00:44:09.560 couple gyms i've got three in the sacramento area and i have a private little gym on the northern

00:44:14.960 coast which if we ever want to do a training camp rocky style training camp for real yeah that would

00:44:19.600 be the spot why is it is it snowing it's not snowy it's right on the on the northern coast

00:44:24.580 it's point arena the most western point in the west coast there's 450 people in the town

00:44:28.440 i have a building with like 10 bunk beds and a little back gym and it's like nobody's out there

00:44:35.880 you can jog to the pier you i mean it's just good food and and isolation it's badass we might have

00:44:42.440 to do that question about your pursuits really quick because this is something that i think

00:44:46.420 about i think maybe some other people out there think about from time to time too what do you uh

00:44:50.640 how do you like justify a new project or like how do you decide what you want to do and what you

00:44:55.240 don't want to do because it sounds like you've got your hands in like everything right now like

00:44:58.980 what if something new comes up tomorrow like how do you decide like yo this is gonna push me over

00:45:03.120 my limit on time or on on like bandwidth on whatever yeah and i mean it's all it's all not 0.58

00:45:08.680 you know rainbows and and and unicorns and butterflies and shit it's it's it's tough

00:45:14.980 being an entrepreneur as an entrepreneur you're like always looking for new opportunities so 0.95

00:45:19.280 you just have to learn your lessons and and and understand like what's your core values and what

00:45:24.720 what are you really looking for uh what are the things that you're passionate about and and i see

00:45:28.640 a lot of things and especially when you're in the limelight and i'm sure you guys know people are

00:45:34.680 always trying to pull you in their direction it's like you gotta you gotta remember what's your

00:45:39.580 direction and i've i've been victim of it as well and and there's a good analogy like if if i want

00:45:44.120 to sit down next to Logan Paul and he's sitting right here, I got to sit down and look right at

00:45:49.740 him. If he gets up and starts walking and I want to continue the conversation, I need to get up

00:45:54.040 and I need to start walking with him. If he starts running, I got to run with him. If he gets on a

00:45:58.520 bike, I got to get on a bike if I want to keep that conversation going. So for me, I always have

00:46:04.040 to remember, you know, I can feel like-minded people and I'm a pretty good judge of character,

00:46:09.300 but it's real easy to get pulled in a different direction. So I got to remember, look, I'm going

00:46:14.560 to pull people in my direction and not the other way around. So if it's fitting what I'm doing,

00:46:19.200 you have to be a little bit selfish on that side. Then that's kind of the key because

00:46:22.800 you get good sales guy, a good sales guy can sell anything and they, they yank and they pull and

00:46:29.100 they're persistent and everything else. So you have to keep, keep on your focus and see, okay,

00:46:34.020 who's playing on my, on my level and who's into what I'm doing. And if something is outside,

00:46:39.840 but it makes sense and I'll do it. But for the most part, it's like, you know, try to try to

00:46:44.460 stay laser focused. And I've had issues with that in the past too. I wrote a four rules, uh,

00:46:49.880 about a month ago when I was beginning to get inspired to create content again, I put them in

00:46:55.020 my bathroom. It's like the, uh, positive affirmation manifest type mindset. And I think,

00:46:59.880 uh number one is stay in your lane yeah i think i think that's that's a big because i get so

00:47:04.720 distracted and i'm like i'm like i'm a bit of a yes man yeah in a way like also mark i mean

00:47:12.180 correct me wrong but you also truly believe you can do anything yeah yeah which i'm that way too

00:47:17.540 yeah yeah and you got to remember like there's somebody better sometimes yeah for sure yeah

00:47:21.980 for sure staying in your lane it's huge because i also like it can be disappointing or um yeah

00:47:32.420 i'll use the word disappoint it can be disappointing when you have a goal to do something and there's

00:47:37.040 someone already doing it full force they've been in it for 10 years and they've achieved everything

00:47:43.400 that you're aiming to achieve but you're starting from ground zero it can what's the word i'm

00:47:47.400 looking for um frustrating like disheartening disheartening yeah sort of yeah it can it can

00:47:52.020 turn you off real real quick so if you stay in your lane and you're competing with yourself

00:47:56.540 i think that that's the that's the mindset i'm taking on 2019 i think you have to come back to

00:48:01.060 like you you re-identify your skill set because sometimes you're like in that lane and you're

00:48:06.700 like wow i want to experience other stuff so you it takes wandering off to remember what you're

00:48:11.220 really good at yeah yeah like that's a healthy process and i think and i think the and i think

00:48:15.220 the wording on that uh i wouldn't want people to get confused where it's like stay in your lane

00:48:20.600 like don't explore like outside of your comfort zone but like to his i think the point of it the

00:48:26.220 the true nature of it is like stay laser focused on what you're trying to do and and don't go into

00:48:30.560 the you know those pursuits where you're trying other things thinking you can be the best or you

00:48:35.760 need to be it can be something fun like like i made a song and it's just something where it's

00:48:40.080 like yeah i want to make it and have fun it was fun have a song that i can have to my name that's

00:48:44.220 a good point too i feel like everything you do in life like not everything you do has the same

00:48:48.920 end goal like sometimes the goal is to make money sometimes the goal is to be creative or have fun

00:48:52.600 so it doesn't always have to be what do you think that his uh belief that he can truly do anything

00:48:58.840 he wants something that you know i like to believe myself and i know a lot of people do is the true

00:49:03.400 basis of being an alpha do you think that's the first like is that confidence the first alpha

00:49:08.900 trait or what's the highest trait to make you an alpha male i think you know an alpha male means a

00:49:13.720 lot of different things alpha females there's a lot of females out there i think partially but

00:49:19.300 i mean that can waver as you know you you have a big downfall and you're like oh you know people

00:49:24.840 are turning on you and where'd everybody go and that kind of stuff that happens a lot in the fight

00:49:28.700 game and you've i'm sure you've felt it also you're like okay you get a realization of of who

00:49:34.000 is who but that inner confidence and and a lot of times the alpha male mentality is they're kind

00:49:41.600 and they're encouraging and they bring people up and they want you know because they don't have to

00:49:45.480 they don't have to there's not a confidence thing where you have to break people down

00:49:49.220 yeah it's it's it's a domination by by being uh you know compassionate good and compassionate

00:49:56.820 and collaborative and collaborative and that kind of stuff a leader a leader someone who's a leader

00:50:01.380 so but that inner confidence is really important and that's that's like me also when we talk about

00:50:06.880 the the different things that that you get pulled in different directions yeah as long as you're

00:50:12.100 not getting too far away you can always go back to the things that you love and and that's that's

00:50:16.380 that's me i i still have i built my gym which is i like to get you guys down and check it out

00:50:20.480 sometime maybe go on my podcast i started just a little bit ago i'm in yeah and then uh check out

00:50:25.240 it's kind of like my little fantasy factory i have you know my office is set up there and we

00:50:28.760 have a lot of things going on but um at the end of the day you know i'm still around what my passion

00:50:34.640 is and what i'm great at still you know i get up early and and have a a few hours of of mentoring

00:50:41.020 and coaching with with the next generation of guys and then i go into business and then i go into

00:50:45.100 you know being with the with with the baby or whatever is next but i'm not far away from a

00:50:50.140 fight like you know i could jump in and fight at any moment because i i built a skill so high

00:50:55.220 and i didn't go get too far away from it and you know that that's that's kind of the next

00:51:00.040 That's your grounding.

00:51:00.640 You're talking about UFC?

00:51:01.800 Yeah.

00:51:02.560 Oh, yeah.

00:51:03.140 Are you going to get back in the ring?

00:51:04.440 Possibly.

00:51:05.160 Possibly.

00:51:05.740 I'm doing a big grappling match in the UK on the 25th,

00:51:09.820 and there's a lot of stuff happening in the weight class right now.

00:51:12.540 Yeah, tell us about that.

00:51:13.480 You've got a fight coming up with an 18-year-old.

00:51:16.300 Yeah, Nicky Ryan.

00:51:17.420 Wait, wait, what?

00:51:18.120 Yeah.

00:51:18.620 I didn't know about this.

00:51:19.380 What's going on with this?

00:51:19.780 I saw you promoting this.

00:51:20.560 What's his name?

00:51:21.140 His name's Nicky Ryan.

00:51:22.460 His brother's name is Gordon Ryan. 1.00

00:51:24.460 You're going to kill this kid, bro. 1.00

00:51:25.840 I didn't look at him yet. 1.00

00:51:26.740 I don't know, bro. 0.75

00:51:27.360 This dude seems like an animal.

00:51:28.260 i'm the underdog bro strict strictly experience man but you're not you're not are you are you

00:51:35.120 only grappling yeah that's the thing and that's part of punching that's part of what got me going

00:51:39.040 on on wanting to fight is because you know i don't like to talk when when someone is getting

00:51:44.600 on my nerves where i'm itching to get in there and fight the reason i retired was because i just

00:51:48.540 felt like it you know i was like i think it's time to go yeah i'm sorry if you look way different

00:51:52.920 Watch some of his videos

00:51:59.200 This guy's just cleaning house on everybody

00:52:01.240 Check out his brother

00:52:03.180 Gordon Ryan

00:52:04.940 Giving you guys some love

00:52:06.420 Nicky and Gordon

00:52:07.340 Are you boys with him?

00:52:09.880 That's the wrong guy

00:52:10.840 He's like a 7 time world champ

00:52:13.580 Go to his IG

00:52:15.220 That looks like the kid that bags my groceries

00:52:18.740 At Stop and Shop

00:52:19.580 There's no way you're fighting this little kid

00:52:21.660 dude. Bro, he's, well, we're not fighting.

00:52:23.860 Oh, sorry. It's jiu-jitsu. No, but still,

00:52:25.780 I mean. Yeah. That's him right

00:52:27.620 there. You gotta see that one.

00:52:29.700 What's going on here? What? Wait a second.

00:52:33.000 Been itching to compete.

00:52:33.920 This young stunk has been rocking the BJJ

00:52:35.740 world. Without a doubt 0.92

00:52:37.640 one of the best on the planet at only 18 years old.

00:52:40.180 Oh, yeah, so he just ripsed people's arms

00:52:41.560 off. No, he's super

00:52:43.460 technical.

00:52:46.320 And he's been on home study

00:52:47.660 since he was like 14, just doing

00:52:49.580 jiu-jitsu all day. Oh, boy.

00:52:51.100 Oh boy

00:52:54.200 Come on

00:52:54.740 Jiu-jitsu is one of those things

00:52:58.520 Especially the technical guys

00:53:00.760 My first BJJ tournament

00:53:02.040 First off, I am planning on winning

00:53:04.220 So you guys can take

00:53:05.280 So just don't pull a Tyron Woodley on us

00:53:09.680 Because the last time we had someone on

00:53:11.820 That talked about how confident they were

00:53:13.560 We put 30,000 on it

00:53:15.000 The fight game is a tough game

00:53:17.940 But what I've learned

00:53:19.000 Training for this, I'm like, you know what

00:53:20.540 and that twerk video is hilarious

00:53:22.620 it's a little kid that steals the show

00:53:24.040 that's a good video

00:53:24.960 this is what I would be doing

00:53:28.240 if I had these role models

00:53:29.860 looks like me when the podcast is over

00:53:31.680 oh what a G

00:53:35.100 oh my god they have no idea

00:53:40.300 he gets inspired by the next moves right here

00:53:44.460 he's like oh no okay I'm stepping up my game

00:53:46.140 here it is

00:53:46.960 I'm glad this is on your Instagram

00:53:48.520 this is incredible

00:53:50.280 oh he's going in oh he's after it bro twerking is really just making the youth so so wise and

00:53:57.420 intelligent hey he's like yo what's good yo this kid's great it's amazing it sucks that he's already

00:54:02.700 balding yeah that is but anyways bro the first time so when i started when i started training

00:54:10.580 for this jiu-jitsu it just made me realize like i like training for mma and then a lot of things

00:54:15.240 are happening you know tj dillashaw just got got scooped for something illegal yeah i saw that

00:54:21.140 stuff and he he'll probably be coming back but if i don't do it now it's not going to happen

00:54:27.720 you know i mean yeah because i'm getting older and i know some of my peers i talked to a guy

00:54:31.540 marillo bustamante fought till he was 46 with the highest level guys and he's never taken any peds or

00:54:37.340 anything and he was in pride and everything else he was a stud he came down to my gym and kind of

00:54:42.640 gave me a pep talk and i i mean it's it's definitely very very tempting i'm thinking

00:54:46.480 about hopping in after my birthday and and getting a couple in we'll see i mean bro that'd be crazy

00:54:51.740 yeah who would you want to fight well the guy i mean tj's out because he's on suspension now at

00:54:58.440 least for a year if he's only there for a year at least for a year we don't know exactly what's

00:55:03.440 going on if that comes back um but i don't know that's ugly i don't know i'll take a lay of the

00:55:09.720 land about mcgregor mcgregor i just talked to mcgregor oh for real yeah he's what's he doing

00:55:14.600 what's he up to he's he's balling bro yeah he's he's balling he uh he's out you know i think he

00:55:21.360 just got he took somebody's phone and smashed it because they wouldn't leave him alone and he's got

00:55:25.420 you know this going on but he's just he got two kids and he's loving life he said he retired

00:55:29.880 like the day after i said i was possibly gonna come out of retirement and then he's and then i

00:55:35.060 think he's just jockeying for position trying to get a piece of the company but he that guy's a

00:55:39.160 baller man he knows what he's doing are you in the same weight class as the dude that we watch

00:55:43.400 get slammed at what's that dude's name askrin ben bro did you see that slam so what we were there 0.96

00:55:50.460 when that happened it's a clown bro that dude is a clown i know a troll when i see one oh but he 0.88

00:55:55.940 also but he also is a kind of a warrior bro like he was he was unconscious like we were he medaled 0.70

00:56:02.140 for us in the olympics we were like yo you ref have to call the fight right now like it was bad

00:56:06.560 Like, he was basically just, like, a zombie.

00:56:08.220 No, I never gave up on him.

00:56:09.440 I was, like, trust.

00:56:11.980 I mean, no offense, Ben, but, like, he's got a dad bod, like, for real.

00:56:17.220 Unbelievable.

00:56:17.760 What's the, how does that work?

00:56:19.140 They're in right now.

00:56:20.220 Dad bods are in.

00:56:20.800 They are in.

00:56:22.080 They are in.

00:56:22.600 For fighters?

00:56:23.280 I don't know.

00:56:24.300 So, Ben is literally, in college, he had the weirdest, strangest style.

00:56:31.400 And he's, like, a unique cat.

00:56:35.260 Yeah, that's a good one.

00:56:36.160 Something doesn't seem right here

00:56:38.180 But he's got that self-belief, bro

00:56:40.860 That self-belief goes a long way

00:56:42.000 And then he's got years and years and years

00:56:43.940 Of becoming an extreme master

00:56:46.340 Olympic-level master

00:56:47.480 At one of the most important disciplines

00:56:49.320 In our sport, which is wrestling

00:56:51.080 That's how, I mean, he just

00:56:53.100 Grabbed the dude by his neck in the last one

00:56:55.380 He's so funny

00:56:56.840 He roasts people on Twitter

00:56:58.620 I'm obsessed with his Twitter

00:57:01.200 He asked Logan to go, what was it, canoeing

00:57:03.880 In Minnesota?

00:57:04.660 Some random adventure activity.

00:57:07.760 I'm down, by the way.

00:57:09.360 We can go to fresh water.

00:57:10.500 Do it.

00:57:11.900 But, yeah. 0.74

00:57:13.420 Yeah, he's a beast.

00:57:14.440 And why I can relate is when I wrestled, there was this kid from Loveland, Ohio.

00:57:19.480 His name was Gunner Lay.

00:57:21.620 That's a sick name, by the way. 0.71

00:57:22.740 Gunner Lay. 0.61

00:57:23.360 I mean, he was born to wrestle.

00:57:25.820 Yeah, he was supposed to be a warrior.

00:57:26.920 Yeah, and he was, man. 1.00

00:57:28.120 But he, I mean, he was a little chody, if I'm being honest. 0.98

00:57:31.200 And me, I'm coming in like six foot, like kind of jacked. 0.99

00:57:34.060 and i thought i was gonna wreck this kid but his record said otherwise i'm like i'm not sure what

00:57:38.440 makes it what's happening here beat me twice wow one of the one of the two kids i lost to

00:57:43.860 that year so you just don't don't let men's physique ever ever dictate how powerful especially

00:57:51.020 especially height dude that's one thing you will you can learn the hard way like going at some

00:57:56.060 like somebody because they're shorter than you is a can become problematic yeah i would imagine so

00:58:01.580 It's hard to find someone shorter than me that I want to fight with.

00:58:06.080 Did you have a problem with the Askren stoppage?

00:58:08.840 There was a lot of talk about on that fight when he got slammed

00:58:11.680 and then he choked out the dude.

00:58:13.000 I didn't have a problem with it.

00:58:14.680 I mean, in retrospect, I mean, it's the same thing people ask about,

00:58:18.480 like, TJ's stoppage and everyone else's stoppage.

00:58:21.060 And I had probably two stoppages that were like,

00:58:24.420 dude, why the hell did you stop that?

00:58:26.080 like we're we're risking our lives literally day in and day out fighting the best guys on the planet

00:58:34.340 sometimes hours a day you know three to five hours at times and we have 15 minutes or 25 minutes to

00:58:41.960 fight don't be so compassionate for us referees like let us get our heads stomped in for a second

00:58:47.880 like that yeah you know what i mean like we're we're like the cream of the crop when it comes to

00:58:52.160 tough tough dudes on the planet like we're okay with an extra punch every once in a while and so

00:58:59.020 it's a fine line well they're walking a really fine line too because technically it's their job

00:59:04.460 to make sure you don't die in there and so it's it's it but to your point i understand and i agree

00:59:08.880 with that but like when it's if there's a question at all like like because somebody's going to pass

00:59:13.920 out like i had a fight against kaseya mizagaki where i was squeezing him squeezing i didn't let

00:59:19.740 go till the ref pulled him off the ref was super late so it looked like he was dead like his eyes

00:59:24.820 rolled back and i was probably squeezing for like 10-15 seconds past when he had passed out

00:59:28.740 and so that was a scary moment but what happened he just woke up how long does it take before like

00:59:34.760 uh brain asphyxia starts to like be a problem i think it takes a couple minutes okay has anyone

00:59:39.700 ever died in the octagon there has been uh there has been on some smaller shows but what you got

00:59:46.520 understand about our sport is some of these unsanctioned shows or shows on any casinos or

00:59:52.280 the lower level guys they'll let anybody fight like you could go i shouldn't say just let anybody

00:59:58.240 fight but for an amateur going to the pro whatever there's some ways where if you want to get in a

01:00:04.900 fight you could get in a fight and so there's been some scenarios where guys had had uh past

01:00:09.460 you know physical issues and there've been some deaths here and there but it's not like a rampant

01:00:15.420 thing and the ufc uh there hasn't in pride there hasn't been in bellator there hasn't been in one

01:00:20.280 fc and and all the big shows there has not been that is a dangerous sport it is dangerous but

01:00:24.860 that's what i thought it's not i wouldn't say like fatal but boxing is correct boxing there

01:00:31.200 has been some fatalities and the difference is it's it's concussive blows over and over again

01:00:38.220 you can stop they let you recover for 10 seconds then go back in to get a beating and it's not

01:00:43.800 super prevalent but it does happen and so um you know you're looking at a sport that's you know

01:00:50.360 one of the oldest sports on the planet is boxing yeah and and these these guys sometimes are getting

01:00:55.300 hit in the head starting at you know eight nine ten years old if their dads are crazy enough

01:01:00.300 having them spar or whatnot so accumulation of stuff and and then you're you're you're going

01:01:05.300 with the guys that hit the hardest on the planet they're literally dangerous weapons so it has

01:01:09.420 happened in the past but it's not like super prevalent what are your thoughts on bellator

01:01:14.420 and uh and and ufc and and the future of the sport i mean do you see have you have has there

01:01:20.860 been a decline in viewership like what's what's what's next or what's the future look like

01:01:25.440 i mean the sport's blown up i don't know if there's a a small dip in viewership or whatever

01:01:31.920 they're saying um they keep changing things up like right now espn has the rights to ufc it was

01:01:36.980 fox and espn is is has a as their own plan from a business standpoint i get what they're doing like

01:01:43.460 having their own platform where you have to download it and whatnot yeah but the sport as

01:01:47.500 a whole in the world is booming big time one fc is massive over in in in china that's where

01:01:54.280 uh sage just got signed for that's where the logan paul sage north cut fight will happen

01:01:58.800 in china there we go yeah where what city well singapore might be good instead of china

01:02:02.700 so honestly

01:02:04.900 so just so you know

01:02:07.060 Sage has in his contract that he can do a special

01:02:09.700 bout and they will help co-promote

01:02:11.780 it with a celebrity

01:02:13.740 talk to me about the racks though

01:02:15.160 racks will be there brother

01:02:16.940 racks will be there brother

01:02:18.740 they got money in China 0.95

01:02:19.520 I mean this would be a worldwide thing

01:02:22.980 we'll talk more about it

01:02:24.080 for me I'm not very well versed in fighting

01:02:26.700 I'm like really new to it

01:02:27.840 I find that hard to believe

01:02:28.660 you look covered in Nicky Ryan

01:02:31.280 he's lethal i'm i'm lethal in different ways i believe it like if you got a linguist if you

01:02:36.680 got a plant he will devour or if i gotta run very far distances he's he's he's iron man athlete he's

01:02:43.180 not telling you i'm curious what do you think fighting uh will always be a sport that's built

01:02:48.280 for those underdogs the people in like uh urban areas that have a tough background or is fighting

01:02:56.040 a sport where like wealthy people and established people are getting in and finding success i really

01:03:01.880 i don't know it's both but i would say here and bj penn's a good a good example of this bj penn is

01:03:08.760 is in one of the toughest parts of the u.s hawaii unknowingly is is a scrappy place like if you're

01:03:15.620 in hawaii you scrap that's that's just yeah all big time yeah but he also has a family that's

01:03:22.900 pretty well to do, but he, he grew up in Hilo where everybody's meshed together. So who has

01:03:29.800 a better chance? The guy that has a family that's supportive with food on the table every day,

01:03:33.880 who's still in the ghetto or the guy that's, that's struggling. I mean, in my opinion,

01:03:38.480 people with a good family, like support system or some support system, grandma, aunt, teacher,

01:03:46.060 whatever, and the right mentality will have success. And it doesn't matter. If you look at

01:03:51.780 brazil i can name a bunch of fighters that were extremely wealthy and some that were extremely

01:03:55.880 poor that have had success it's all on the individual and we've known we've met rich guys

01:04:00.520 that are that are douchebags and we've met rich guys that are cool as hell we've met poor people

01:04:08.020 that are on the same spectrum some cool some some some d-bags whatever it's really on the individual 0.71

01:04:13.000 and fighting is something that's internal i think human nature is always going to be intrigued in

01:04:19.680 the fight game yeah but always money helps hell yeah as long as you have the right mentality

01:04:24.460 look at floyd mayweather his is his dad and his uncle were successful boxers and then he grew up

01:04:32.280 in that life and took it to a whole new another level yeah yeah all right um yo i want to do the 0.90

01:04:37.780 audio only q a i want to dive in a little deeper ask some juicy shit um so thank you for coming 0.95

01:04:42.540 on impulsive yeah bro uriah faber ladies and gentlemen where can they find you on social 0.95

01:04:47.300 Just Uriah Faber on Instagram.

01:04:49.140 Easy.

01:04:49.820 One of the coolest names ever, by the way.

01:04:51.440 I might name my son after you.

01:04:52.580 Second to Gunner Lay.

01:04:53.520 Second to Gunner Lay.

01:04:54.820 Gunner Lay is a good one.

01:04:56.300 Gunner Lay is a good one.

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01:05:04.020 You can find it on Spotify and iTunes. 0.96

01:05:05.820 I fucking love you. 0.97

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01:05:08.540 Peace.

01:05:09.980 Here we are.

01:05:11.300 Back here.

01:05:12.040 Nothing's changed.

01:05:13.100 Should we argue like we did last time? 1.00

01:05:14.740 Man, fuck you. 1.00

01:05:15.640 There we go. 1.00

01:05:16.200 That was good, bro.

01:05:16.820 I got to have you say

01:05:17.960 what's up to Ashley Doris.

01:05:19.780 Ashley Doris?

01:05:20.540 Yeah.

01:05:20.880 What's good, Ashley Doris?

01:05:21.980 Yeah.

01:05:22.340 Big fan of yours.

01:05:23.300 There we go.

01:05:23.720 One of my girl's friends.

01:05:24.700 Oh, tight.

01:05:25.140 Yeah, and she likes your brother, too.

01:05:26.680 Ah, never mind.

01:05:27.600 Take that back, Ashley Doris.

01:05:28.860 Take it back, Ashley.

01:05:31.380 Jake's cool.

01:05:32.160 Urija, are you playing any video games?

01:05:33.580 Urija?

01:05:34.160 Where are you from? 1.00

01:05:35.120 What the fuck? 1.00

01:05:35.460 He pronounced it. 1.00

01:05:36.240 The Philippines? 1.00

01:05:36.480 He pronounced it right. 1.00

01:05:37.860 No, I'm just joking.

01:05:38.740 It's Urija, bro.

01:05:39.340 Silent J.

01:05:40.060 I said that.

01:05:40.960 I don't know the mic. 1.00

01:05:41.780 My mic is fucked, bro. 1.00

01:05:43.940 it was the mic uh you're all shit my bad yeah do you play any video games i don't what do you 1.00

01:05:50.560 think about video games think they're bad influence on kids um i don't i don't necessarily 0.99

01:05:56.560 think they're bad and uh bad influence but in some ways the ones that like you can like live

01:06:01.540 your life in a video game like you can make money and your friends are all in there etc

01:06:05.600 it can be bad if you're not doing the rest of the stuff in the world like world of warcraft

01:06:10.180 like uh like getting exercise and actually meeting other you know other people in the real world and

01:06:16.920 stuff like that so i would say yeah yeah i just never my brother loved video games and he was

01:06:22.700 two and a half years older than i was and so he was always able to play and i just sat there and

01:06:27.260 watched and does he suck now or is he good as a person he's a good person okay he's a good person

01:06:33.780 the reason i asked prince harry is saying that fortnight and some social media shouldn't be 0.93

01:06:39.100 allowed in the uk because they're created to addict children i i believe that good job harry

01:06:46.120 i i played world of warcraft when i was young when i was like like often addicted cried because

01:06:53.400 they got i got kicked out of my guild like staying up till 7 a.m the sun rose like no it was bad i

01:06:59.120 was 11 years old i was sobbing crying on the floor pounding it um wow and my parents would always

01:07:05.960 yell at me they would make me go outside and i just throw temper tantrums but after i was done

01:07:11.200 with the game i realized what addiction was and as crazy as it was i have never been addicted to

01:07:18.280 anything else after that besides creating content because i know how dangerous that hole is and if

01:07:23.440 i sense myself going there even us in this i was just gonna say that bro like we go in these waves

01:07:28.740 we're like we'll play fortnite and it just sucks you in but then we'll go on the waves where we're

01:07:33.180 all motivated well we have game doesn't get turned on for weeks we have to turn it off i mean we got

01:07:38.240 to a point the last one where we were starting to literally see it start to suck energy out of some

01:07:43.000 of our other projects and we're like yo literally we have to make this stop and so we actually had

01:07:47.160 all four of us signed into an inpatient rehab for uh fortnight addiction where they just don't have

01:07:52.760 video there's no tv we haven't touched a fortnight in 42 days six hours and 15 minutes and we go to

01:07:58.800 thing called uh fa it's four niners anonymous and what's up wow is that real no no that'd be

01:08:04.420 awesome if it was what is the best way to deal with a loss should you lose a fight that's a good

01:08:11.600 um i think the best way and the hardest part about losing is all the people you let down it's not you

01:08:17.660 because you at least get to exude you know your effort and whatnot um so it's just getting right

01:08:23.240 back in the gym showing face with people you know and just get right back on the grind it's

01:08:28.280 it's it's the best way absolutely what's the best way to celebrate a win a win like you going ham

01:08:34.140 and cheese well yeah i've gotten i've had some some rough nights after wins but i've also had

01:08:39.300 some great just dinners with the homies and and uh and kick it but i would say you know i used to

01:08:45.480 have to have after parties because they were like contracted to have after parties and my feet would

01:08:49.780 hurt like woodley after really well i mean if you're getting paid i mean if you'll get paid to

01:08:54.440 to go do it but uh for me that was more for everyone else i i like to take a couple weeks

01:08:59.600 before i go have my party i oh yeah i planned on raging after the fight and i and i didn't not

01:09:07.620 because it was a song made for that we rented a club like all that shit yeah i just was not in

01:09:14.600 the mood maybe maybe because it was a draw but i don't know i just i did not feel like drinking 0.53

01:09:18.540 and partying you know how do you celebrate a draw is a big also because he asked about the other

01:09:23.560 yeah the draw i don't know if you celebrate a draw you just go back to work you celebrate the

01:09:29.320 rematch yeah you say hey we're gonna have a rematch right away yeah what's or or just say

01:09:34.620 you won i won well we did we kind of did do that because we played the video back and we're like

01:09:40.640 yo these are the reasons why logan won the fight yeah what's the favorite thing you've done as a

01:09:44.980 celebrity or your favorite celebrity amenity um the favorite thing about celebrity ish i mean

01:09:52.920 i don't know if i consider myself a celebrity celebrity but is being able to wear sandals and

01:09:57.700 hat and whatever i want into places that's awesome like even clubs right like you can wear whatever

01:10:02.820 the hell you want yeah and i i hate i i mean i'm not a type of guy that would be like hey you know

01:10:08.440 do you know who i am or that kind of stuff but like if they let you in because i i'm like a 0.66

01:10:14.600 comfort guy and i hate getting like dressed up when i don't want to so i'm like hat sandals if

01:10:19.840 i can wear that anywhere that's been my favorite thing my we have you kicked off your shoes you're

01:10:24.700 barefoot right now i've been doing that he's a california kid we have a uh we have a chef

01:10:30.000 here i know it is i'm gonna tell you i logan's only thinking about himself i offered to send

01:10:35.980 him a bunch of trifecta nutrition which is a company i'm a small part of do it it's organic

01:10:41.180 food delivered to your doorstep nice and uh and i actually have a small part of the company that

01:10:46.220 that uh that is me but i'm just one person that eats it and we have the ufc now it's one of the

01:10:54.740 main sponsors in the ufc and so they fund they they feed all the ufc fighters and they actually

01:10:59.340 have a chef that comes for the fight week so i'm gonna hook you guys although you guys have this

01:11:04.040 this i told them because the offer i was like i'm good thanks this personal chef or whatever it is

01:11:10.400 chef katie's a goddess oh she is she's a goddess the reason i asked that one is because he asked

01:11:14.700 about amenities and i was talking the other day i asked him what is the one thing like post all of

01:11:19.900 this that you would have the hardest time living without for me it's like wake it up in the morning 0.99

01:11:23.880 and you have a text that's like you're baking eggs and blah blah is ready on the fucking table 0.98

01:11:27.980 that's that's nice that's a that's a good one it's beautiful um let me see what are the i think 0.97

01:11:32.420 just also the access you get to i mean i've been some amazing places and met some amazing people

01:11:39.880 um you know i had i was at a uh a buddy's house in in buzios brazil we're at this old 1500s

01:11:48.340 i mean it looked like an old church it was some 1500s and it was on this massive ranch he had his

01:11:52.640 own uh jet like like runway outside yeah and he's like oh i'm having a party tonight

01:11:59.140 like literally down in the pasture and i'm like oh cool they're having a dj or something like that

01:12:04.700 he literally had four of the best djs i mean by the time the the lights went out it was we walked

01:12:12.820 down his dirt path like past the cows and whatnot and he had set up a vip station lobster like like 0.96

01:12:19.760 all the shit they had four different djs that went through the whole night and it was like i'm having 0.84

01:12:24.400 a party and it was like that kind of thing that would you would never see again we we've got i've 0.98

01:12:29.560 gotten to do so much stuff thanks thanks to being friends with logan i mean we've been to to deer

01:12:34.800 valley these 30 million dollar houses and all these things and now we have uh coachella coming

01:12:38.600 up next weekend and actually i put this one together which is pretty cool but we got a really

01:12:42.500 we got a pretty uh big house right next to coachella we're having a big party and everything

01:12:47.280 i went last year briefly come through let me know do you like uh we got a baby now so oh yeah that's

01:12:53.480 right oh you got that baby we'll bring the baby i'll talk to my girl she she may we'll figure it

01:12:59.400 out by that time yeah if y'all pop down come by we'll try to meet up okay cool i have one one

01:13:04.320 question um if you existed during the roman times do you believe you would have been a gladiator

01:13:10.420 wow nice question i hope a king i would have been i would have been king yeah i see that i would

01:13:16.920 have been a wannabe fighter hopefully uh that was a king maybe did they have like but yeah i you know

01:13:22.360 i think i think i have something in internally that if you would have dropped me in any place

01:13:26.960 in time that i would have been going to combat in some way shape or form yeah i've always just

01:13:31.740 liked that do you have the uh like a lesser form of like napoleon complex like being a shorter guy 0.52

01:13:38.180 you know i don't feel like you just want to fuck up every tall dude that ever like talks to you

01:13:42.420 no i've i've seen the opposite i've had like a big i've seen like the big guy syndrome oh which 0.72

01:13:47.340 is kind of weird but i i i don't i never really got that and i think it's part of being delusional

01:13:52.760 Like I literally was on a, uh, uh, uh, a training camp with, with Randy Couture, uh, Tito Ortiz, um, uh, Quentin Rampage Jackson, Frank Trigg and James Ervin, all these big guys.

01:14:08.500 And when I first started in MMA and Frank Trigg, he fought 170 pounds and he was weighing about 195 and I was, you know, 145 pounds.

01:14:16.160 and i told him i go i go bro tomorrow there'll be some more guys our size and he goes would you 0.96

01:14:21.440 stop saying that me and you are not the same size i'm 190 pounds and i'm like fuck it was like a 0.96

01:14:29.740 realization like oh shit all right i i so i never really i never really just doesn't affect you at 0.98

01:14:35.900 all like no and i've and i've always had you know i never i never really got picked on or anything 0.53

01:14:40.700 like that i was a nice kid you know i used to do like you know acting in commercials when i was a

01:14:45.320 kid and that kind of stuff so i wasn't like i ever had a lack of confidence my parents are

01:14:50.260 super loving and you know my mom's a talent she always pumped me up were you ever into any extremes

01:14:54.980 i don't know why you strike me as like you would be a bmx or a skateboard kid you're from socal

01:14:58.660 were you ever into any of that or no no not really i i mean i got pretty focused on why it was

01:15:03.420 football then i played a little roller hockey then it was wrestling and and uh then it was fighting

01:15:09.700 and and i stayed pretty focused i i used to do like when i was real real young we used to get

01:15:14.980 on rollerblades and do some crazy shit like we had like we play some full contact hockey and we'd

01:15:21.840 have like these crazy wars that we'd like just take over and we had big ramps that we made and

01:15:26.320 stuff like that so a little bit of that but um not not not on that i didn't ever have the leisure

01:15:31.820 time man i was i was focused yeah you say you're a nice guy but what what will it take to set you

01:15:38.480 over the edge like to get the the mma fighter out of you if you're at i don't know whole foods

01:15:45.220 and some dudes being a douchebag in the in the plant it's not mispronouncing your name i hope

01:15:50.460 right no that's my whole life uh you know i think it's i i don't like like somebody that that has

01:16:00.180 less that's getting picked on or something like that i don't like that i've always you know if

01:16:04.860 you've seen if you see somebody that uh that is a little bit helpless and and is getting

01:16:10.300 getting getting messed with that can that can turn me off yeah turn me on to uh on the level

01:16:16.000 and i don't mind uh being combative i mean i've been in some street fights especially in college

01:16:20.300 quite a few because i'm not a talker and you know you guys know there's different communities with

01:16:26.480 different sets of rules like in some in some neighborhoods you can get in someone's face and 0.96

01:16:30.840 dangle your head and talk shit and some people like you don't say a thing you sneak up and hit 0.99

01:16:35.800 someone and some people you meet me at the park uh some people you get stabbed or a gun you know 1.00

01:16:41.480 like so i i've always been in the case of like okay somebody's bringing a fight to me i'm not

01:16:46.740 gonna say much i'll just go so my friend george is like that yeah you kind of have to be because

01:16:51.260 if you wait if you wait too long like i don't stupid i agree with you because i'm the same way

01:16:56.000 Like if it, if, as soon as it gets to words or within a very close range, 0.86

01:17:00.360 like I'm just going down, dude, I'm swinging because like,

01:17:02.780 I don't want to wait for,

01:17:03.700 I don't want to get hit because sometimes that one hit could put you on a

01:17:06.940 curve. A lot of things could happen.

01:17:08.800 So as soon as it starts to like,

01:17:10.260 I get that feeling that something's about to happen. I'm throwing it.

01:17:12.100 You don't want to lose consciousness in a, in a, in a street.

01:17:15.260 Oh, hell no.

01:17:16.520 This is where I could insert a fight story that I don't have.

01:17:20.760 You're very true. You've thought of it though.

01:17:23.540 That's what it counts. I wonder if, uh,

01:17:26.000 you being a dad now you'll get those papa bear instincts if your kid gets like picked out at

01:17:31.040 school or or some other parent in a football game is soccer game is giving you a hard time

01:17:36.360 knock a parent out in the stands you know it's brendan's very possible brendan shop said he's

01:17:41.840 got the papa bear comes out sometimes yeah i believe what triggers him and that was it i would

01:17:47.960 say you know what though you know what's it's more intimidating than anything and i've found

01:17:51.900 this throughout the years is like true confidence like where it's an unshakable confidence like if

01:17:59.740 somebody like how many times have you been in a situation where somebody is trying to intimidate

01:18:04.140 you and you can tell whether someone's intimidated or not you can tell by the look by their demeanor

01:18:08.800 if somebody you know that that's avoided a lot of fights for me is me just like having a presence

01:18:13.700 of like really yeah that big time just like knowing no i'm gonna take straight up standing

01:18:18.500 the ground and staying calm and like if somebody's getting riled up and be like you know just yeah

01:18:25.980 they can tell like oh wait a second this guy has zero you know but i also feel like you i also like

01:18:31.660 i i've always looked at there's someone's responsibility and i think you probably do too

01:18:35.980 to at least give diffusing it a shot you know what i'm saying like like like unless they cross a very

01:18:41.200 specific line but for the most part like if somebody like there's always ways or at least 0.84

01:18:45.440 ways you could try to talk sense into the fucking person yeah but i mean it gets to a point where 0.84

01:18:50.920 you have to make a judgment call you don't want to be there like listen man come to your senses 0.97

01:18:54.680 it's like more like hey guys i'm more like i don't i'm not trying to fight anybody here

01:19:00.480 and then if it consists if it goes past that because a lot of times you say something like

01:19:05.460 that like hey i'm not trying to fight anyone from here like here then that gives them a little

01:19:09.460 confidence like oh what you don't do it you know like it'll like stoke the fire yet to get in a

01:19:15.300 fight as an adult and i don't know why i feel like all my friends have i think oh and i've been

01:19:21.840 heckled all the time in the streets yeah maybe it's because we're always i saw one video you

01:19:27.220 where some guy stopped you and then and you had to talk him down and that was good you did a good

01:19:32.080 job well i'm not trying to fight anyone like i i give defuse it like i defuse until they throw 0.93

01:19:38.260 like if they're not i'm not throwing fuck that but as soon as they throw like okay yeah i think 0.95

01:19:42.680 someone who can fight but knows how to diffuse the situation that's like that's a winning quality 0.97

01:19:48.180 although it's not the popular quality like yeah that's winning i've got a i've got a great fight

01:19:52.960 story my little buddy virgil it was like right when i started fighting and i was doing some sort

01:19:59.300 of appearance or i was doing some sort of like you know building up a fight at some small casino

01:20:04.100 in redding and my buddy he'd been sober for a year and a half he's like the most calm dude when he's

01:20:10.140 sober. He had a girl with him and I literally finished up with my duties and whatnot. And I'm

01:20:16.060 walking outside and I get like six phone calls from him. I had six phone calls from him missed.

01:20:21.280 And so I'm like, looking down, I'm like, what the heck? And he's with this girl and they're in a

01:20:26.680 parking lot, like literally like, I don't know, maybe 40 yards down from me. And so I'm looking

01:20:33.340 like, why is he calling me? And then I look and he's got his shirt off. He's five foot two. He's

01:20:38.280 got his shirt off and he's swinging it and like like like backing up three guys that are like a

01:20:43.760 triangle from him and there's in this girl's like trying to like get in between and this and that

01:20:47.920 and so i start jogging i'm like just like put my phone down i start jogging and he gets i get like

01:20:55.220 maybe 10 feet from him and he looks over and all the guys are looking at him and he's and he starts

01:21:00.400 going yeah and he's like laughing like yeah like that and and all the guys are looking at looking 0.83

01:21:08.940 at him like the fuck's he doing and i go hey and they all three go and i just went and hit the big 0.97

01:21:16.380 one yeah oh they're like trying to hit you dropped the big guy first i hit the big guy first and he 0.99

01:21:21.800 just went and this is one of my best friends and and he's five foot two and he's got three big 0.58

01:21:26.220 mexican guys trying to fight him at the moment so that is a cheap shot ish yeah but it's almost

01:21:33.260 it's like bro yeah and and he he had a he had a tall boy 40 and his feet stayed in his body just

01:21:39.180 went boop and he slid and the beer went like that and his buddies backed up and i go what's up

01:21:43.900 what's up guys and my buddy said what's up what's up he's behind you yeah let's go oh yeah that's

01:21:51.400 big verge i like that guy yeah verge is the verge is money man he shot off verge um all right bro

01:21:58.720 hey i forgot to plug my uh my trifecta and the rp uh periodization on the on the podcast bro

01:22:06.160 this all counts yeah plug okay good i mean what the trifecta food well we talked about the trifecta

01:22:11.880 food yeah what's the other what's the what's this then rp renaissance periodization that

01:22:16.180 you have so many brands you're a businessman bro he's not a businessman he's a business

01:22:20.300 I'm really sorry about mispronouncing your name

01:22:24.160 I'll tell you what

01:22:25.540 I know because I did it the rest of the show

01:22:28.540 I don't know what happened

01:22:29.240 I think you were looking at the name

01:22:32.460 I didn't really hear it

01:22:34.060 I have a J in my last name

01:22:37.400 that's silent

01:22:38.240 and when it gets pronounced

01:22:40.480 I just swing automatically

01:22:42.160 his doesn't make any sense

01:22:45.400 I got you

01:22:47.700 that's funny

01:22:49.080 Yo, thank you for watching, listening, this episode of Impositive, Uriah Faber.

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