Joe Rogan Experience #58 - Mayhem Miller
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2 hours and 30 minutes
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207.36176
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Summary
On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my good friend and former UFC fighter Matt Mitrione to talk about his career and how he got to where he is today. We talk about what it's like to be a UFC fighter and how to deal with the pressure of being the highest ranked fighter in the UFC at the time of his career. We also talk about some of his favorite memories in the octagon and what it takes to be the best at what you do. I hope you enjoy this episode, and don't forget to subscribe on your favorite streaming platform so you don't miss the next episode where we'll be discussing the latest UFC news and breaking news! Subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and other Podcasts! Thanks for listening and Good Luck Out There! -Jon Sorrentino & Ben Friesen. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and Subscribe to our channel! We appreciate your support and share the podcast with your friends and family! Subscribe on iTunes, comment and tell a friend about what you think about the podcast! Timestamps: 0:00 - What do you think of this episode? 5:30 - What's your favorite part of the UFC podcast? 6:15 - What s your favorite moment from the UFC? 7:40 - What would you like to see next? 8:20 - What are you looking forward to watching the next UFC fight? 9:00 11:10 - What is your favorite UFC fighter? 12:00 What's the best part? 13: What do YOU think of the most important thing? 15: How do you want to watch? 16:30 17:30 What are your favorite thing about the most recent UFC movie? 18:40 19:20 21:10 22:00 Is your favorite fight of the week? 27:00 Can I have a dream movie of the day? 26:00 Do you think you're a robot? 23:30 Do you have a beef with someone else's favorite meal? 25:00 Should I'm going to be my favorite meal or what's your best meal or a beef? 28:30 Should I get a steak or a meal or something else? 29:00 Are you going to get more up to be more up for it?
Transcript
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That was the cleanest, most precise performance of your career.
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I was just like, alright, do this, this, and this.
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And hopefully you'll slide out before that guy.
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After Melvin Manhoof, he should have been like, wait, wait, wait, wait, what's up?
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It's kind of like a guy I looked up to for so long, and one of those things.
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I feel a big respect to the guy, and I feel like a lot of my career is due to him.
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Well, for those who don't follow mixed martial arts, Sakuraba is a famous Japanese guy who was one of the first guys to beat the Gracies, and he fought a bunch of them.
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Yeah, I mean, that is as legacy as legacy gets.
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Exactly the mentality that you would always take into a fight is what I did when I was younger.
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What I always was thinking, that's what you have to be to be a fighter.
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Which kept me working hard in mixed martial arts all the way to this point.
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What other place in life do you get to walk up to your hero and punch his fucking face?
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I was like, man, you're my hero, but I'm going to try to smash you.
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Is there a moment in your mind in the fight while you're realizing you're doing this, or are you so in the moment?
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Yeah, because I remember the exact moment that I was like, I got him in this one move, and then I put my hand on his face, and I put my hand on his face and punched him.
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And I'm like, man, I'm punching Sakuraba right now.
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There was that brief, like, little blink of a moment.
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Yeah, and then I was like, oh, gotta beat him up.
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Like, I wrote for Fight Magazine before that, like, I'm a robot.
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In there, I just, like, go in there and, like, I feel like I'm driving a robot.
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You know, I'm just doing, like, I'm behind my eyes.
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Is that the best way to keep emotions out of it?
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Yeah, fuck yeah, because I fought, like, messed up my fights before where I'm like...
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You know, you got to be like- You get looked out.
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Yeah, it's more, for me at least, I know some guys have to get more psyched up, you know, but for me, I just know that I have to like chill myself out so I don't go to bananas.
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But every once in a while, you got to go into your crazy gene and get retard strength.
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Yeah, that's when you just gotta get like, I gotta like Hulk out of this, like Hulkamania.
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That was what, remember when you were fighting GSP and that's what...
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But when Mark Lehman is yelling, retard strength, and I was saying, his corner is yelling out, retard strength.
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Because I was like, I wanted everybody to know.
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I'm like, his corner is calling out for retard strength.
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Lehman is, he's not only just a really good jiu-jitsu instructor, but he's like a cool dude to talk to.
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They think of jiu-jitsu as being some sort of a meathead thing.
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But a lot of the guys that we train with are computer guys, or guys who are not that athletic.
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Back in the day, I felt like jiu-jitsu was this exclusive and expensive thing.
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Like, not many people did it, but the people who did it were, like, well-educated.
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So, when I remember, I would be in there broke as hell, you know, training, and then there would be, like, lawyers and, you know, doctors and chiropractors and whatever, you know?
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Yeah, that's a funny way of thinking it, right?
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A lot of guys have like $1.75 a month, $2.50 a month.
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If you're making like, you know, $700 a week, which like a lot of people are, that's what you bring home.
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If you're doing well, you're doing pretty well there.
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Wait, what gym are you driving by right now, Joe Rogan?
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I'm, like, looking at how much people charge for jiu-jitsu classes.
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I think John Jock's over, like, $175, I think it was.
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Especially when a lot of people use it as an exercise.
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No, I'm saying if I was a broke motherfucker, I would roll up in there and be like, dude, come on, man.
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Because it's me and Red Band sitting here, man.
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We're in a bunker over here and Joe Rogan is Missile Command right now.
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I know you're touching me, but I can't even tell we're in the same room right now.
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You shouldn't be paying attention to these electronics.
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It's a tiny fraction that people are actually watching.
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They don't even know we're talking about the computer screen.
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Yeah, he's looking at the computer screen, what the live viewers are saying.
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Taking some big shots since the last time I seen him.
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What is the most you've ever felt like after a sparring session or after a fight?
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Whoa, I just gotta settle the fuck down after this one.
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Because you've had some crazy sparring sessions.
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Like Barone, you and Barone used to slam it out.
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But afterwards, you're like, oh, man, I'm stupid right now.
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I mean, how many guys do you know that did that too much and they're just not there anymore?
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Well, I mean, I don't really know Nick Diaz, but you know what I'm saying?
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If you don't know, this has been addressed on a previous podcast with Jason Mayhem Miller, but there was a big incident at CBS where Jason got into the cage and asked Jade Shields a question.
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Nick Diaz was one of the guys that was involved.
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And we talked about this the last time, but we should bring it up again.
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I think it was bullshit that you got in trouble for it.
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I think, I go, he got jumped, he got assaulted.
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Yes, he shouldn't have been in the cage, but it doesn't mean you should be assaulting him.
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And I don't even think it's their fault because it's so many fucking people in the cage that shouldn't have been in there.
00:12:08.000
I'm blaming Strikeforce for letting you guys get close to each other.
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I think they were fucked up to jump you for sure.
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But I think the reason why they jumped you is you were allowed to get into that cage.
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It should have been like how they would deal to the UFC. If you were going to come in and you were going to challenge him after a fight, you would wait.
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And then when Jake was done talking, then we'd say, all right, now I have a guy who would really love to sit down and talk to you right now.
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What are you going to leave the door open and do this to get hyped up?
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When you want to do something simultaneous on TV, when you're doing something on TV, so I'm sure you're thinking like, fuck, what am I doing?
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Yeah, I was like, but, hmm, is this a good idea?
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I fought earlier that night, so I was already still psyched.
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And then all of a sudden, I'm in a brawl, and I tweet, whoops.
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So you start up this website, don'tbescaredhomie.com, because Nick Diaz, is it difficult to get a fight with him?
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And that site is all dedicated to you getting a fight with Nick Diaz.
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Well, you know, to me, I like, yeah, definitely.
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Can you imagine if you pissed Mayhem off and Mayhem was coming after you?
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It's not like you're just calling some random person out.
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You're calling a guy out who's an MMA fighter who you have an altercation with.
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He's fought so many times, 183. He always fights there.
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But then when it's me, somebody he's talked shit about, like, for years the guy's talked shit about me, and without saying my name, all these guys, these F-bombs with painted hair, these Joe Rogan words with painted hair, you know, like, he's, you know...
00:14:44.000
When it comes down to signing a contract, what is the problem?
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Yeah, no, his manager comes on and says, Oh, yeah.
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Well, if he fights at 178, I'm like, okay, cool.
00:15:02.000
I'll fucking fight this motherfucker this weekend.
00:15:19.000
So, he's saying that he wants you to get down to 178, which is highly unlikely.
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Dude, you and I had a conversation about it where I was yelling at you.
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There's a lot of guys, man, that I think fight better when they don't have to cut weight.
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Like, look how much better BJ looked in his last fight.
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And I don't know if that's just the way they match up with him and Matt Hughes, but he just looked like going into the cage.
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He did not look healthy when he made 155 last time.
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He always looks great during the fight time, but he always looks a little drawn out.
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Even cutting a little bit of weight is scheduling yourself really well.
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Suck the water out the right way and rehydrate the right way.
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Because I hear about some guys don't like to use them.
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They feel like they're doing something gross if they're sticking a needle in them.
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That's the way to do it, if you're going to do it at all.
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What do you think about guys like Frankie Edgar, guys that just don't cut any weight at all?
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You don't have to cut the weight, so you don't have to damage yourself that bad.
00:17:08.000
I think sitting in a hot box for a long time will take years off your life, for sure.
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He reached in and adjusted the microphone like he was changing the collar on a tiger.
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I was looking at it like, alright, I'm just going to go in there real quick and be like, I even thought about, hey Jason, look at that over there, and doing one of those things.
00:17:32.000
So if you, let me get back to the subject, because this is a fascinating subject for me.
00:17:36.000
If you lose weight, so say if, what do you walk around, like 210, something like that?
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Yeah, well, actually, less than that, 207, 208. When you get to the point where you're about to cut weight, like when you're in training camp, when do you start to dehydrate yourself?
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And so when you start at two, how heavy are you?
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I don't know, probably 203, 202. So you've got to lose somewhere between 15-17 pounds?
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But I've already reduced my calories at the beginning of the week, so I'm losing some...
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Like salad, I'm really light, and most of my calories are from water, calories.
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So I'm hydrated, then boom, and then drop my weight all the day down there.
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I mean, I know it'll take some time off your life because I'm sitting in the sauna box with the damn plastic suit on doing hoppies.
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But you think the benefit that it gives you on your page is well worth it?
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If you're both doing it, is it a competitive edge?
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Yeah, I mean, it would be better if you could just shake hands.
00:18:58.000
Yeah, just say, listen, man, you weigh what you weigh.
00:19:07.000
I wish we could just shake hands like, yo, let's just do it like this weekend, bro.
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Like, let's just step off our bar stools right now.
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The cutting weight thing is, I think it's a very unfortunate situation.
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Hey man, look, you're not fucking doing it, bro.
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It's the only part of my job that I'm like, this is bullshit.
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It's the only part of my job, like, man, I wish I could just go, hey dude, let's keep it real right now.
00:19:38.000
What percentage do you think it takes away from you?
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Say if you're at 100% at 210. I don't know, man.
00:19:50.000
You want to say that when you rehydrate, you get back to 100%?
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When I'm 24 hours, most of them, I've fucked up before, for sure.
00:20:02.000
Like, I've had bad equipment and that kind of thing.
00:20:04.000
Fucking, in Chicago, we didn't have a damn dry sauna.
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Oh my god, we're in there anyway, trying to sweat the weight out.
00:20:18.000
And I had to go 5'5", 25. But, you know, 5 by 25, you know.
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Right, so you just figure out another way to cut.
00:20:36.000
How many pounds of water are you trying to cut by the last day?
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I've cut weight perfect before, but, you know, sometimes it'll be 10 or 11. So how do you do that if you don't have a sauna?
00:21:02.000
Yeah, but you said you didn't have a sauna, right?
00:21:21.000
That just means I had a bike harder and stuff like that.
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I had to, like, sweat myself out worse, you know?
00:21:26.000
So you think that after the IVs and everything like that, your performance is at 100% of your capacity?
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I mean, but, you know, and my coach knows how much I sweat.
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Like, he's like, oh, we got it timed out about right.
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And a good coach has to recognize that and be working with a bunch of different guys to see a bunch of different variables.
00:21:56.000
There's some dudes who can't really cut that much weight.
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They get to a certain point, their body just doesn't work anymore.
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You know, like Tiago Alves, like Gleason Tebow.
00:22:08.000
Gleason Tebow fights at 155, and the dude is huge.
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When he gets in the cage, he's got these bodybuilder arms and back and shit, and you're like, this motherfucker weighs 155?
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He looks like he's easily 185. He looks like he's 30 pounds heavier.
00:22:25.000
I mean, I don't know what he actually weighs when he gets in the cage.
00:22:31.000
I don't think they want to see those numbers in the UFC. I know, they're so different.
00:22:40.000
You might see a 30. You might see a 200. 200 pound welterweight.
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They all have different methods and every camp has their own dude who's the master at that shit.
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There's some camps that are just known for cutting tremendous amounts of weight.
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Do they have one guy who's the master trainer and master weight cut strategist?
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So, moreover, you need somebody to know exactly when to do it.
00:23:36.000
You guys have such an interesting relationship.
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Now, for people who don't know, Ryan Parsons, he's been around for many, many years.
00:23:44.000
Coached some of the great guys in the business.
00:23:47.000
Spent a lot of time with Dan Henderson and Randy Couture.
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He's a manager and trainer to you and just a couple other fighters.
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You and King Mo and this new guy, what's his name, Pat?
00:24:05.000
You guys have this incredibly tight relationship, man.
00:24:13.000
But the whole setup, the way you guys have it, you know?
00:24:16.000
Like this one guy running around training and managing this fucking select group of killers and guiding them.
00:24:25.000
It's like, you know, we're a tight-knit group and we all train hard and whatever.
00:24:34.000
Yeah, individualized attention is definitely better, right?
00:24:38.000
And a core, tight group that you can totally, completely count on.
00:24:43.000
We're a team, but we're not like, hey, everybody come hang out with us and train with us.
00:24:50.000
Yeah, for people who don't know, like, you're such a wild dude.
00:24:53.000
You're always crazy and yelling and shit, but you're very disciplined, right?
00:24:57.000
And that's what people probably either wouldn't expect or don't understand.
00:25:03.000
Even though you're wild, you don't show up for fights out of shape.
00:25:07.000
Maybe there's one or two times in your whole career where you haven't taken someone as seriously as you should have.
00:25:20.000
Right, but look how much time you spend training.
00:25:23.000
No, but what I'm saying is you go train and then you play video games.
00:25:28.000
That's like, yeah, I'm going to play video games after this.
00:25:40.000
So you've been trying so hard to get this fight.
00:25:44.000
The only way to do it is if you'll fight at 178. They're saying no.
00:26:07.000
This is a fucking very important fight for you, huh?
00:26:29.000
On MTV. On MTV. There's a clip from season three, which is fantastic that you should watch.
00:26:45.000
I'm looking back through Red Band, and if you didn't tweet it today, I'm going to get so bummed right now.
00:26:51.000
Actually, somebody tweeted it to me, and I retweeted it.
00:26:59.000
If it doesn't have your name on it, I feel a little fucking hurt.
00:27:07.000
Have you seen Mayim Miller beat down this bully?
00:27:10.000
Huge slams and grappling ground, effortless omissions.
00:27:14.000
Yo, actually, yo, bro, I put the guy on a fillotine.
00:27:24.000
If he still does it, he's going to break someone's neck.
00:27:26.000
He does a front headlock choke, but you keep your belly on top of his head so you can lift him off the ground with his neck.
00:27:34.000
Scott Jorgensen did that to somebody in the WEC. He fillotined somebody?
00:27:46.000
I just realized I jujitsu nerded everybody right now.
00:27:53.000
That wasn't very, you guys don't get that joke.
00:27:56.000
It's a technique, yeah, we were totally indescriptive.
00:28:00.000
You get a guy, you get your hands locked under his chin and then you place your body, your belly, over the top of the back of his head and as you lift him up, his neck is basically trapped against your chest cavity.
00:28:11.000
So he kind of Yeah, you hoist him up in the air by his fucking neck.
00:28:17.000
If a guy, a strong guy, a strong wrestler, gets that shit locked up.
00:28:37.000
He was Chris, and you called him Chris, and then he was Chris on the message board for like weeks afterwards.
00:28:41.000
People just kept fucking torturing him, calling him Chris.
00:28:53.000
So when you do that show, I mean, without giving away too much of how the show is done.
00:29:01.000
Oh yeah, tweet it at me again and I'll tweet it back at you.
00:29:04.000
And we'll fucking do a double tweet back right now.
00:29:09.000
That was like one of the most happiest episodes ever.
00:29:11.000
But this was the question, like how much is that coached?
00:29:14.000
Is that kid just being a douchey, that's his douchey self?
00:29:20.000
Nobody tells him, listen, let's ham it up for the camera.
00:29:42.000
This kid who got in there with you, this kid has no martial arts experience.
00:29:45.000
The best part about the whole thing is that the guy called me out, too.
00:29:55.000
I'm like, yeah, I am next because there's nobody in front of me.
00:30:12.000
But what people don't know is you were being very nice.
00:30:21.000
Even when you punched and kicked him, I could see you weren't kicking him that hard.
00:30:27.000
I knew you're not going to hurt him real bad if you just kick his leg.
00:30:33.000
By the end of it, he was like, okay, I'm over this.
00:30:35.000
And you hit him with a body kick, is that what stopped him?
00:30:37.000
Yeah, the first thing I did, yeah, I hit him with a body kick.
00:30:40.000
I just let him come and kicked him with a body kick.
00:30:48.000
It's kind of crazy, though, that you could ever get in a situation where a kid who's just some punk bully kid could ever get into a situation where he's on television and he's fighting you.
00:31:10.000
Because you easily could have been the Strikeforce champion.
00:31:13.000
If you had ten more seconds in that round when you had Jake's back...
00:31:22.000
So, okay, you could have potentially been a world champion, and you're allowed to just get in there and beat the fuck out of some kid who's never really sparred, never really fought before, never competed.
00:31:39.000
I feel like there's some professional courtesy.
00:31:55.000
You're a young man, you think you're the shit, and you're an asshole, and you're an asshole on television, and these guys, he's really an asshole to those guys?
00:32:15.000
Yeah, it's like, it grows or it's going to kill you.
00:32:19.000
Wait, are you trying to say that one of my contestants is going to go jump off a bridge because we got beat up on MTV's Bully Beatdown?
00:32:25.000
I think a lot of douchebags are in utter pain, and that's why they're douchebags.
00:32:30.000
Any big, huge, devastating thing like this could go one or two ways.
00:32:35.000
They could either learn from it and grow from it and realize they were being a shithead, or they just become devastated.
00:32:43.000
You're making me depressed about my job, Joe Rogan.
00:32:48.000
You think they're going to jump off into a harbor of some sort?
00:32:51.000
I think they're in a boat, a speedboat, and they're headed towards the cliff.
00:32:57.000
I think that guy is going to go and beat the fuck out of those two guys that put on the show now.
00:33:02.000
I think he's going to be a super bully now, and he's going to hate them even more and fucking steal money for a moment.
00:33:06.000
And then I'll fight him in a cage to the death.
00:33:09.000
With a tire iron and a trash can lid as a shield.
00:33:15.000
Would you have one of those leather straps inside the trash can?
00:33:20.000
You don't want to hold the trash can handle, right?
00:33:29.000
Isn't it crazy that just a thousand years ago, that's how they were rocking it?
00:33:33.000
They had a shield and a sword, and that's how you took over a town.
00:33:40.000
I'm just trying to think, what, in a thousand years or not?
00:33:42.000
Just trying to mind your own business, just chilling, hanging out with your wife and kids, and you see, over the horizon, a group of men with swords and shields.
00:33:53.000
And they're just gonna come, and everybody they don't know, they're gonna fuck or kill.
00:34:06.000
I think it sucks no matter who's coming over the hill trying to fuck or kill you.
00:34:16.000
In the medieval days when people were hacking each other with swords, it's amazing people didn't say, I'm just going to jump off a fucking cliff.
00:34:23.000
Everywhere we go, there's fucking courts of barbarians coming over the hills with axes and shit.
00:34:28.000
That would happen one side every, you know, 16 weeks.
00:34:32.000
Like, you wouldn't like, you know, you'd just fucking leave.
00:34:38.000
All those fucking guys that Genghis Khan killed, they're just lazy.
00:34:48.000
I'd rather get hacked up by barbarians than fucking go out the way I'm probably gonna go.
00:34:55.000
How are you planning on going out that's worse than getting hacked up by barbarians?
00:34:58.000
Did you talk to Dr. Phil about this when you were on the show?
00:35:12.000
I'm saying, but I would fight the guy for sure.
00:35:21.000
Do him with a sword and doesn't know what you can do?
00:35:24.000
I'll double leg the dude and then fucking steal his sword.
00:35:32.000
Then fucking grab his sword and just take out as many as I can.
00:35:42.000
Would you have a different strategy if a dude had a double-edged sword or a single-edged sword?
00:35:47.000
You would look at him, you'd say, the single-edged sword, this guy fucked up.
00:35:49.000
I would try to make an assessment as much as possible, but if they're just coming, they're coming.
00:36:09.000
Anyway, what the hell are we talking about, barbarians?
00:36:13.000
What a strange conversation that is that dudes always have.
00:36:22.000
A bear could fucking definitely kill a walrus so quick.
00:36:26.000
Those are the best, though, when there's instructionals online where dudes are defending against swords.
00:36:33.000
Well, you know, sometimes you've got to worry about that.
00:36:35.000
When I was a kid, I was, like, always reading those karate magazines, like, well, why would you have to fight a dude with a knife?
00:36:45.000
If you're getting stabbed, the dude's just going to stab you anyway, right?
00:36:51.000
If he's not going to show you, that would be the best way to get stabbed.
00:36:56.000
No one's going to come at you for the karate chop.
00:36:59.000
Well, maybe if they want to threaten you, they want to show it to you before they stick you.
00:37:01.000
Oh, but you know that now you have to jump and do the disarm?
00:37:04.000
They don't even want you to know they're going to stab you.
00:37:13.000
Isn't that amazing that just saying noises like that could be racist if you said that?
00:37:21.000
You sounded like an Asian person from a 1950s movie.
00:37:29.000
In the back of the day, man, those black and white movies, they used to have, what was that fucking...
00:37:34.000
There was one television show that they used to do, or a movie series they used to do, about a Chinese detective.
00:37:43.000
And they had a white guy playing the Chinese detective.
00:37:51.000
I'm sure someone on Twitter will know what it is.
00:37:55.000
It was a white dude, but he played this Chinese detective.
00:38:18.000
And they didn't want to give the job to the actor.
00:38:23.000
I almost had that without even knowing what the fuck you were talking about.
00:38:26.000
I think I blocked Charlie out of my mind because of Jackie.
00:38:52.000
But Bruce Buffer, when I was at the airport, Bruce Buffer was playing Call of Duty while I was waiting for his plane.
00:39:04.000
He's got his, like, diamonds on and shit, and his, you know, his silver Distinguished hair, and he's sitting there on his MacBook playing Call of Duty Jack of Duty.
00:39:19.000
Well, I mean, he seemed to be doing it, you know?
00:39:28.000
And you can look down the sniper thing and it looks like it's just this huge sniper tunnel.
00:39:34.000
And this is because you have the 3D TV too, right?
00:39:58.000
The whole fucking universe is connecting through these things.
00:40:01.000
We're going to eventually share one giant consciousness.
00:40:04.000
It's all going to be connected through electronics.
00:40:14.000
All this WikiLeaks shit, what this WikiLeaks shit represents is a new ethic.
00:40:19.000
What's going on is that there's going to be no more secrets anymore.
00:40:25.000
The exchange of information between people is going to be, at one point, it's going to be instantaneous and it's going to be all-encompassing.
00:40:31.000
We're going to have everything I know about you and everything you know about me, we're going to know everything about each other.
00:40:38.000
You're telling me you're going to plug a chip into my brain?
00:40:43.000
I'm telling you, this is without a doubt where we're headed.
00:40:49.000
Well, obviously, look, if something crazy happens, like an asteroid or a tsunami...
00:40:55.000
Yo, I was talking to my manager the other day, my business manager, Matt, who's a great guy, and he's not a conspiracy theorist.
00:41:00.000
He's a real level-headed dude, and he lives in...
00:41:03.000
I don't want to say where he lives, but I said, do you ever think about living near the ocean?
00:41:07.000
Do you ever think about getting a place on the water?
00:41:14.000
And I'm like, wow, yeah, you should think about tsunamis.
00:41:18.000
At any point in time, the Earth could just decide to move a little bit, and a mile-high wall of water heads towards Los Angeles.
00:41:30.000
Or we get hit by an asteroid, something falls into the ocean, and a mile-high wall of water heads towards Los Angeles.
00:41:47.000
Every time I'm in a parking garage in Los Angeles, I'm like, oh, this might be the time.
00:41:50.000
Is that why you live in the fucking top of a goddamn mountain?
00:41:55.000
I have to drive all the way up a mountain because you're worried...
00:42:00.000
We'd only be seeing each other when I come to LA. If it wasn't for my wife getting pregnant, I'd still be in Colorado.
00:42:10.000
I worry about the shifting of the polar ice caps.
00:42:21.000
Well, I would, except I watched a detailed report on TV where a lady who was downhill mountain biking got attacked by a fucking mountain lion who ate her head.
00:42:32.000
Her friend was beating the mountain lion with a stick as it was dragging her screaming, bleeding friend with her face torn off into the bushes, and he's beating it with a stick.
00:42:44.000
I saw that lady on TV, man, and I'm like, I don't think I'll be mountain biking.
00:42:48.000
That shit didn't happen to you, but it could have shit.
00:42:55.000
You should do something outside your comfort zone, bro.
00:43:04.000
What do I need to do that's outside my comfort zone?
00:43:07.000
I just feel like, don't be scared of life, bro.
00:43:16.000
But you know, my dog was eaten by a mountain lion.
00:43:20.000
Wait, so you think there's some mountain lion with a, like, help for you?
00:43:30.000
I'm saying I have personal experience with them.
00:43:36.000
If you're going to go mountain biking around here, you're going to run into mountain lions.
00:43:47.000
You know what to do, but a girl on a fucking bike.
00:43:55.000
They killed a 19-year-old girl last year in Canada.
00:44:18.000
I'd be smelling that shit, and I think I'm going to eat this bitch.
00:44:20.000
How do you think I'd get all my girlfriends, bro?
00:44:25.000
We've talked about that recently on the podcast.
00:44:28.000
I didn't know that wolves have killed people as recently as this year.
00:44:33.000
You're a food source, and you're in their little sector by yourself?
00:44:38.000
Isn't it weird, though, that we have this weird thing with wolves where, you know, it used to be everyone was aware that wolves were really dangerous.
00:44:49.000
We're like, because wolves are, we dumbed down the wolf.
00:44:53.000
We fucked them up so hardcore that we feel bad that we fucked them up.
00:44:56.000
But the reason we fucked them up is because wolves were eating babies and shit.
00:45:03.000
There was a kid in 2005 that got eaten by a wolf, and there was this woman that got killed by a wolf this year.
00:45:08.000
Wait, so I take it you don't go camping or anything?
00:45:10.000
Dude, I've been camping once, and a bear attacked our cooler, walked all over our car, tore our cooler to shreds.
00:45:16.000
Bro, maybe it's your destiny to get eaten by an animal.
00:45:23.000
Yeah, I'd be the first dude to die by ostrich bite.
00:45:26.000
You just need to turn off the Discovery channel at your house.
00:45:30.000
That would be embarrassing, man, for all my friends.
00:45:41.000
Meanwhile, ostriches, if they kick you, you're fucked.
00:45:54.000
Can I get your leftovers every once in a while?
00:45:59.000
No, I don't mean to turn me on like, I don't want to buy it myself.
00:46:06.000
You should switch to cartoons for a year or two.
00:46:11.000
Okay, I'll go through my DVR. I'll see like, I watch HDNet fights.
00:46:15.000
I'll watch like that Anthony Bourdain no reservation show.
00:46:18.000
I see if there's any boxing matches that I missed.
00:46:21.000
And then I just go straight to all the space shows.
00:46:23.000
It's all the universe or it's all like some crazy shit on the science channel.
00:46:28.000
That's the only thing that's interesting to me.
00:46:35.000
I'll watch it for five minutes and I'll just go, oh!
00:46:40.000
Every now and then, Breaking Bad, I'll watch a cool drama.
00:46:44.000
When I was getting tattooed, I was watching Breaking Bad.
00:47:08.000
It's on FX. I think it's the same night as my show.
00:47:14.000
It's like my show's on, and then you can change the channel, and there's your...
00:47:24.000
The only time I watch things as they're happening is fights.
00:47:29.000
I mean, that's just how life is, but Oysun is really good, man.
00:47:32.000
They have so many great characters and stuff, and it's well-written.
00:47:38.000
Yeah, man with my dad and a hunting trip It was awesome like sit out there in the country watching many back Yeah, my dad like screaming and yelling like for the wrong guy like what man that's not even pack Yeah, that's slingbox.
00:47:57.000
Yeah, he's I wonder, though, with his style, though, you know, I wonder if he could fuck with Floyd Mayweather.
00:48:06.000
If you look at the way Floyd Mayweather, the way he just handled Manuel Marquez.
00:48:22.000
Yeah, Marquez couldn't do shit to Floyd, though.
00:48:33.000
He's fast, and he moves well, takes a good shot.
00:48:40.000
That kind of showed that, oh, okay, you can get touched.
00:48:46.000
That one punch really kind of fucked it up for Mosley because he stopped boxing and started bombing.
00:48:59.000
When you see boxers, it's so strange that boxers can compete at that high a level when they're like 40. He's like 39, right?
00:49:07.000
Some guys can keep going, and some guys, it just all falls apart.
00:49:21.000
At the end of the day, that's what's the most important in every combat sport.
00:49:26.000
All that ferocity and everything, it's so important.
00:49:38.000
All that other shit has to be processed through technique, though.
00:49:41.000
And guys that just rely on one thing, that just rely on their aggressiveness or rely on their athleticism.
00:49:46.000
How many times have you watched guys fight in MMA on TV and you see...
00:49:51.000
Like a guy that's like super hyper-aggressive, but yet he's got all these holes in his stand-up, and he's dropping his hands goofy, and he's not turning his kicks over, but he's just super aggressive, and that's how he's winning.
00:50:03.000
Eventually, he's going to run into a guy that's as tough as him, but is technical, and then he's fucked.
00:50:18.000
Man, the life of a martial artist, a professional mixed martial artist, that has got to be a trippy way to fucking pay your bills, son.
00:50:27.000
There's been moments where I've stood across the ring from someone, and I'm like, I'm about to fight another grown man on national television.
00:50:37.000
Do you try to squash those thoughts, or you just go, well, it is what it is?
00:50:44.000
I'm about to fight somebody on TV. So you laugh.
00:50:51.000
You know, you just take a different path in your life.
00:51:17.000
Getting on stage and doing comedy or talking in front of you.
00:51:20.000
I never even realized that that is a lot of people's number one fear.
00:51:56.000
Oh, so you've got like, how many days are in November?
00:52:34.000
I guess girls would think about that shit if they got in the water, too.
00:52:45.000
The shark is going for your pussy because he smells your period.
00:52:50.000
Someone must have died like that somewhere along the line.
00:52:53.000
Some girl must have died and a pussy eaten out by a shark.
00:52:58.000
With all the people that have been killed by sharks for all the hundreds of thousands of years people have been on this planet.
00:53:08.000
Some kid just got bit in half in San Bernardino.
00:53:20.000
I just don't think that getting eaten by a shark is worth the thrill of surfing.
00:53:28.000
You don't want to go mountain biking because the fucking mountain lions will eat you.
00:53:32.000
You don't want to go surfing because the fucking sharks will eat you.
00:53:41.000
Those are monsters, and I try to avoid monsters in my everyday life.
00:53:48.000
At least a mountain lion, you might be able to fucking get them in a guillotine.
00:54:03.000
Wait, now you're head shucking a mountain lion?
00:54:09.000
I'll dart the fuck out of him in his stupid, fucking, dirty, stinky, shit-covered paws.
00:54:19.000
Wait, you're bleeding out of your asshole a lot?
00:54:22.000
He's going to come up from behind so you don't even see him coming.
00:54:28.000
That's the risk we all take of living here on Mother Earth.
00:54:33.000
I try to avoid being a part of the food chain, except the top part.
00:54:37.000
Listen, the chances that you're going to get eaten by an animal while doing an outdoor activity are very low.
00:54:45.000
They're way, way higher than if you don't go to those places where the monsters are.
00:54:52.000
I find that the best way to cut down on the possibility of getting eaten by monsters is to not go near the monsters.
00:55:13.000
He doesn't want to go hang gliding because he might get eaten by a pterodactyl.
00:55:17.000
Brian, why don't you tell him the story about your dad and parachuting?
00:55:22.000
Wait, I already know this story before you even tell it.
00:55:35.000
My dad worked with somebody that every week she was like, Hey, you need to come...
00:55:39.000
You know, skydiving with me, because she did it every weekend.
00:55:42.000
And he was, like, thinking about it, even though he didn't want to.
00:55:46.000
She jumped out, and I guess, like, her emergency parachute went with her regular parachute.
00:55:53.000
To me, that was, like, one out of one million, though.
00:55:58.000
I think Joe should go roller skating, and if not, I want to know what it's excuses.
00:56:06.000
That's what I should use that website for, to put, like, don't be scared, homie.
00:56:13.000
Look, you know, think about, like, what would Tyler Durden do.com.
00:56:30.000
He's got some really good, like, one-liners on things that are going on the news.
00:57:07.000
Because at a certain point in time, you become the joke for caring about her.
00:57:11.000
Why are you still talking about this one person out of a river of humans?
00:57:29.000
Like, man, and I start caring because the other people care.
00:57:35.000
I don't want to pretend that I know what's going to happen in the future because I obviously don't.
00:57:39.000
I don't know whether or not we're going to pull ourselves out of this downward spiral, this humanity downward spiral with some sort of a technological innovation or something.
00:57:55.000
What were we talking about before he said that?
00:58:18.000
I don't know whether or not we are ever going to pull ourselves out of this downward spiral, but if you look at a civilization, if you look at a civilization right before it was going to fall, like Rome or the Greek Empire, all you hear about is them going crazy.
00:58:36.000
All you hear about is feathers, and they're eating, and they're throwing up, and they're fucking everything, and they're fucking little boys and shit, and there's lions versus Christians.
00:58:45.000
It's always the craziest, craziest shit goes down, and that's what everybody talks about after it falls apart.
00:58:55.000
I mean, we were talking, Brian and I were looking at the pictures of the Colosseum in Rome.
00:58:59.000
We were having lunch at this Italian place today, and they had this photo of the Colosseum in Rome, and the photo was from 2010, right?
00:59:06.000
So the Colosseum is this fucking incredible old piece of architecture where people fought fucking lions.
00:59:16.000
And the cars, the distance between the curb and the fucking walls of this insane old building is what?
00:59:39.000
And if it does, they're going to be talking about us the same way we talk about the Romans.
00:59:45.000
They'll be like, these crazy assholes had TV shows where regular people became famous.
00:59:50.000
Girls became famous because they were showing their pussies, they'd get out of the cars.
00:59:53.000
How many girls became famous or got massive publicity for showing their pussy on TV? Or showing their pussy, rather, in publicity for these magazines?
01:00:15.000
Pretend that they've accidentally shown their pussy.
01:00:22.000
The point is, that's going to be something they would talk about in the future when they study ancient history.
01:00:26.000
They talk about the fall of the American empire.
01:00:41.000
For hanging out with a girl who should have been, you know, there should have been no reason for Paris Hilton to become famous.
01:00:50.000
And so Kim Kardashian was hanging out with her and goes, you know what?
01:01:03.000
And then it's like, oh, how did that get out there?
01:01:08.000
And then she becomes a mainstream celebrity on the cover of almost every magazine.
01:01:12.000
Every goddamn time I go to the magazine stand, her face is on the cover of some magazine.
01:01:21.000
That would be something that people would look at and say, look how crazy they got.
01:01:39.000
But don't you think that if you were looking at a culture...
01:01:48.000
Have the charisma, and then all of a sudden, they're going to be awesome.
01:01:58.000
How about everybody will just be famous, and we're all like, whoa, wait!
01:02:05.000
Everybody has a computer chip in their brain, and then you walk up to this guy and go, oh, he's awesome.
01:02:09.000
And then everyone will just shine in a magical land.
01:02:12.000
Well, I think eventually your phone number will be like a channel.
01:02:18.000
Like, oh, bro, let me get your channel number because I really want to dance around in your head right now.
01:02:29.000
Final immersion is no consciousness other than the one, everybody together.
01:02:33.000
So we're going to get all linked up like the matrix right now?
01:02:40.000
Oh, we're gonna be aliens, and then we're gonna send ourselves back all the way through the universe, back in time to us.
01:03:08.000
All I do all day is not even think about the moment.
01:03:11.000
Just worry constantly about what is going to happen in the future.
01:03:31.000
That was just as weird as me getting ready to fight.
01:03:46.000
Is there anything that he did when the cameras were off?
01:03:48.000
I wanted to touch his head, but that's disrespectful.
01:04:13.000
If Dr. Phil called you up, hey, Jason, I'm down here at the bar thinking about getting a beer.
01:04:25.000
What would you do if Dr. Phil just started talking pussy?
01:04:33.000
Dr. Phil just started talking crazy pussy stories back before I was married.
01:04:41.000
Remember when I was supposed to be on that Dr. Phil show, or the doctors, and you talked me out of it?
01:04:47.000
And they were going to show my video and everything.
01:04:53.000
First of all, that's going to contribute to the end of that salvia.
01:05:02.000
It's still legal in California, I'm pretty sure.
01:05:07.000
Some states made it illegal, and I think they just made it illegal in Florida.
01:05:13.000
This is why it's weird that they're making it illegal.
01:05:15.000
The problem is, it's sort of a guilt by association thing, because if you consider it, and even though you look at the statistics, and there's no deaths, and there's no immediate danger...
01:05:25.000
You know, health-wise, like, why should it be illegal?
01:05:27.000
Well, because it's like all this other shit that's illegal.
01:05:29.000
Salvia is one of the most potent psychedelic drugs in the world, and it's available at head shops, whereas, you know, it's really hard.
01:05:52.000
No, what it is is they extract it, and they condense it down, and they extract it.
01:05:57.000
So you get salvia times 60. So it's like this little condensed form, or not condensed, or whatever.
01:06:09.000
You get this lighter that you have to have one of the crack lighters with the blue torches and it gets it up to a certain temperature and it releases a, pretty much it's like a whippet of mushrooms.
01:06:19.000
You know, you're just doing, oh god, I'm shrooming, oh my god, my face is on fire, I'm melting, I'm dead, oh hey, I'm back.
01:06:26.000
But the problem is, is kids were doing this, you know, and...
01:06:31.000
Making the most hilarious YouTube videos in the world.
01:06:33.000
If you ever want to see some of the funniest shit, just go on YouTube, type in Salvia.
01:06:55.000
I told the story about, or told it before, but I used to have my friend Johnny.
01:07:02.000
He did, the girl, she wanted attention so bad, she used to fake seizures.
01:07:05.000
She would fall down and, like, fake a seizure, and he would use it as an excuse to slap her in the face.
01:07:14.000
And I'd see him bite his lip while he was hitting it, like, fucking bitch!
01:07:21.000
That's the most healthy relationship I've ever heard of.
01:07:25.000
That's the most amazing thing about knowing a lot of fucked up people.
01:07:38.000
At least she's not faking seizures in a fucking grocery store where you have to slap the shit out of her in front of everybody.
01:08:10.000
And you don't care either because once you start having sex with them.
01:08:13.000
You deal with it and then you're like, oh, what am I doing right now?
01:08:16.000
The problem with dudes is once you start having sex with them, if it's good and they're hot.
01:08:27.000
The problem with us is that when you have sex with a girl and she's hot, you get addicted to it.
01:08:34.000
You got one, and she's super hot, and she's sexy, and she's got a killer body.
01:08:48.000
And then the next thing you know, you're fucking her again.
01:08:50.000
The next thing you know, this is your girlfriend.
01:08:54.000
And just because she's hot and she's got a good, you know.
01:08:58.000
And the crazy ones, a lot of times, they're more fun in bed because they want to please you.
01:09:02.000
They want to, you know, they really want you to be rocked.
01:09:10.000
Because if you get used to that, you get used to what my friend Tony always says, that erotic and psychotic are like, they're like next door neighbors.
01:09:19.000
He was looking for something to drink, so I gave him some check.
01:09:31.000
I like how he's wearing a paperboy cap too, man.
01:09:54.000
I like to do it old school, like, you know, grab to the thing and go underneath.
01:10:00.000
Yeah, he puts his dick underneath the sink and it drops the water on it like a girl does in a bathtub.
01:10:06.000
Have you ever heard of girls that do that, that masturbate by putting their pussy right underneath the faucet and they just slowly turn it on?
01:10:27.000
If a girl gets used to that, that's the real problem.
01:10:32.000
Their pussies just get broken to regular stimulation.
01:10:42.000
Yeah, you stop doing coffee for a while, and then all of a sudden you're like...
01:10:48.000
Drink a coffee, you're like, oh yeah, I'm freaking pumped!
01:10:54.000
The weirdest thing, I know when I'm drinking coffee too much, when I can drink it and then get sleepy.
01:11:00.000
That's when you know, like, you gotta stop drinking coffee, dude.
01:11:03.000
You know, if you drink it so much, you can drink it, and all of a sudden you get sleepy.
01:11:08.000
Probably your liver, like, going, oh, too much coffee!
01:11:11.000
Your kidneys trying to shut you down, going, dude.
01:11:14.000
They say a little bit of coffee is not bad for you, but you can get...
01:11:17.000
The problem with, like, Starbucks coffee is if...
01:11:23.000
The best fucking thing you say is bad about Starbucks.
01:11:27.000
I know there's a coffee bean thermos in front of me, but that's not because I'm disloyal.
01:11:33.000
But the problem is that Starbucks coffee has a fuckload of caffeine in it.
01:11:41.000
My new thing is getting iced coffee unsweetened with three shots.
01:11:50.000
But they say espresso is not as much caffeine as coffee is.
01:11:59.000
Three shots is like three cups of coffee, right?
01:12:09.000
Like it's three weak cups of coffee, but they're like condensed into small.
01:12:13.000
I thought you were saying that each shot is three cups.
01:12:19.000
It's like slightly below an average cup of coffee.
01:12:24.000
It's a fucking fascinating subject because you can get...
01:12:30.000
You take somebody who has never drank coffee before.
01:12:39.000
They might be like, my heartbeat is beating too fast.
01:13:01.000
The only time it's two is if I'm really busy working.
01:13:04.000
I'll go like in the morning and then in the afternoon sometimes.
01:13:12.000
I bet you'd just be like, hello guys, how are you doing today?
01:13:25.000
They had to juice me up with a lot of that stuff to put me to sleep, though.
01:13:31.000
Yeah, when I got operated to put a plate in my thumb.
01:13:34.000
And they're like, alright, we're going to pump you full of stuff.
01:13:59.000
I was like that, and the guy looks at me like, oh, and I realize that the stuff is too weak, and I'm like, you can't knock me out!
01:14:08.000
that laugh the guy was laughing i like i remember as i'm all blurry like with all the drugs like and i'm like man i look and i remember him like smirking at me and then going back oh man i shouldn't talk shit to him like that wow because because i came out of it like thinking i was in a fight like like and like kicking at the nurses and everything like that and i was like oh And I was like, oh, my bad.
01:14:33.000
Then I felt so sick because he pumped me so full of that stuff that, like, I was like, man, what did I do?
01:14:47.000
Yeah, they're like, yeah, because they do all extreme athlete crazy dudes.
01:14:51.000
And they're like, yeah, we've seen people jump up out of their seats.
01:15:00.000
Going under and waking up and you're operated on already.
01:15:13.000
Knees, like cleaning out stuff, and ACL replacement, and putting a plate in the tub.
01:15:19.000
Just one ACL replacement, or did you have another one?
01:15:24.000
And I had the middle of my knee cut out, because it was gnawing the hell out of me.
01:15:42.000
It would click, it would get stuck, and I'd be like, oh god!
01:15:45.000
And I'm just like, yank that thing out of there.
01:16:13.000
Seems like you might have a few more than the other guys.
01:16:21.000
Yeah, it's amazing that they can stitch you up and put you back together again now, though.
01:16:28.000
I know guys that have had discs replaced, you know, artificial discs stuck in between and have their discs fused.
01:16:42.000
They blow out their discs, and they get their shit replaced, and they can go back and fight again.
01:16:52.000
Forget about competitive athletics on the highest level.
01:17:01.000
I was shocked when I said ACL, and they're like...
01:17:08.000
And it's more powerful than the original ACL. Yeah, it is!
01:17:15.000
And you do the workouts and whatever, and then it's stronger.
01:17:30.000
This one was done with a patella tendon graft, though, which kind of sucks, where they...
01:17:34.000
They take a chunk out of your bone and a strip of meat where your tendon is and it's attached to your shin and then they open you up and then they screw it in place.
01:17:44.000
It's much longer recuperation time because you've got a hole in your shin or a hole in your kneecap and a hole in your shin.
01:17:50.000
They cut it out so you're Your tendon's been all fucked up.
01:17:55.000
This one, I had done, they did a cadaver, my right one.
01:17:59.000
And there's just like two little tiny holes, and they stitched them up, and that's it.
01:18:04.000
They just get in there and screw this new joint in place.
01:18:07.000
That used to be, if you lived a thousand years ago, man, you were a cripple.
01:18:13.000
You were that guy that would fall down if the wind blew too hard.
01:18:20.000
The year 2000. I just think it's so cool that they could patch you up and put you back together again, you know?
01:18:35.000
That's supposed to be the biggest pain he has to recoup.
01:18:42.000
Like, man, I'm fucking staking my living on my physical flesh.
01:18:57.000
Do you think you're going to have a long career?
01:18:59.000
Are you going to be doing this for a long time?
01:19:03.000
I can do it for a long time, but that's my job.
01:19:09.000
You're definitely better now than you've ever been before.
01:19:29.000
If this Nick Diaz thing doesn't work, man, I hope the UFC picks you up.
01:19:34.000
We have to go get Joe Silva a massage somewhere.
01:19:37.000
Maybe you have to get him a fucking gift certificate for...
01:19:50.000
What are we doing with this Strikeforce nonsense?
01:20:06.000
When you watch the Anderson Silva-Chel Sonnen fight, now I know you train with Chel, right?
01:20:15.000
I fought him in like 19. Man, I was like 18 years old.
01:20:38.000
When you watch this fight with Anderson Silva, so Anderson Silva, pound for pound, best fighter in the world, you know, UFC long-running middleweight champion, what did you think when you saw that fight?
01:20:48.000
Were you thinking, I mean, you know, you're a guy competing for the Strikeforce title at 185. Yeah.
01:20:53.000
When you see Anderson, you know, and you see that, you know, that Chael is handling him.
01:21:06.000
That was the most intense I've ever watched a fight, really.
01:21:34.000
So that if you beat Nick Diaz, then do you get to fight Jacare for the title?
01:21:48.000
If Nick Diaz doesn't want to fight, do you get to fight Jacare?
01:21:57.000
They're just trying to get the Nick Diaz fight.
01:21:58.000
Well, I mean, that's the fight that everyone wants to see.
01:22:06.000
Does it get in the way when you're filming Bully Beatdown?
01:22:08.000
You know, does it get in the way with your training?
01:22:10.000
Like, do you have to, like, train, like, when you're filming that show, do you have to, like, make sure that you don't have any fights scheduled for a while it's going down?
01:22:18.000
Like, you know, I don't want to run it concurrent with that training camp.
01:22:24.000
But I took, I don't know, you know, for training...
01:22:42.000
It only takes two weeks to do the Bully Beatdown.
01:22:47.000
I mean, it's more than two weeks because I have to go to do voiceover or whatever.
01:23:02.000
Well, it must have been way more fun coming into this season now that it's a big success.
01:23:06.000
Like, now, everybody wants you there and is happy to see you and all excited.
01:23:13.000
Like, people that network, people in the studio, like, you're on a successful show.
01:23:25.000
That third season of it, I've never seen an audience so pumped up.
01:23:33.000
At first, there was just people who were like, what?
01:23:36.000
When we used to film news radio, there's a big difference between the first season of news radio, like the audience, and the third season.
01:23:44.000
When it gets into where the fans come to watch the show, that's when it becomes fun.
01:23:53.000
Filming shows is so hard in the beginning because no one knows what the fuck is going on.
01:23:58.000
It's like you know you're awesome, but nobody else knows you're awesome.
01:24:04.000
What I was saying is it just takes a long time.
01:24:05.000
I just feel like everybody who works on that show is awesome people.
01:24:13.000
I got more into doing the Bully Beatdown job by the fact that the people who work on it are just so awesome people.
01:24:22.000
So I'm like, oh, I really want to do a good job because these people right here are cool.
01:24:27.000
So let me try to do a really good job because you don't see them working, but they're working really hard.
01:24:33.000
Now, when all this shit went down with the CBS thing where you got in trouble and the big fight and the brawl on television...
01:24:41.000
What are they gonna give me a hard time about it for them?
01:24:46.000
Yeah, like, no one says, like, you know, hey, you know, we can't get involved.
01:24:49.000
I don't even think that that, yeah, I don't even think they were worth, what do you mean, get involved?
01:24:54.000
No, no, no, no, what I'm saying is, like, when a controversy happens like this, like, they don't want you involved in anything that's, like, negative or anything that's, like, you know, like, they don't have, they don't sit down with you and say, hey, you can't be getting into brawls because, you know, you represent the show.
01:25:21.000
There was a lot of people that were blaming you.
01:25:39.000
I was wondering whether or not anyone was concerned.
01:25:54.000
You got in a bench-clearing brawl on national television.
01:26:16.000
When I saw that girl get punched in the face, did you see that online?
01:26:25.000
We don't want people to see a girl get punched in the face and then say...
01:26:29.000
Because they could show, look, we have a giant rating spike right as this girl gets punched in the face.
01:26:34.000
We need more girls getting punched in the face.
01:26:37.000
Did you see the girl that's on Dancing with the Stars, Sarah Palin's daughter or whatever, talking to the situation?
01:26:49.000
The Soup is the best show because I get to see the normal everyday funny stuff that I would never see because I never watch a show like that.
01:27:01.000
How strange is it that Dancing with the Stars has a vice presidential campaigner's daughter Who's like 18 or something like that now?
01:27:24.000
Because it was a story that she was in the news?
01:27:33.000
Dancing with the stars, that's what they're calling a star.
01:27:35.000
They're calling this young girl whose mom was running for vice president, who just happened to get pregnant and everybody knew about it, they're calling her a star.
01:27:50.000
You look at me like I just hit you with some zen cone.
01:28:04.000
Dancing with the Stars is no longer entertainers.
01:28:07.000
It's no longer anybody that anything happened to where they got famous.
01:28:15.000
And then you become like a show that they'll check in on.
01:28:18.000
They'll check in on you to see what the fuck's going on with you.
01:28:25.000
Remember the chick who ran for, was it Miss USA? Yeah, yeah.
01:28:33.000
Wait, you're talking about the girl from the Miss South Carolina pageant, right?
01:28:53.000
When you see a girl gingerly bambi like that, does that get you excited?
01:29:02.000
You think I club chicks over the head and drag them to my lair?
01:29:10.000
You see a girl saying like, as, and you can just dominate her with your will.
01:29:15.000
So you're trying to tell me to have sex with me.
01:29:22.000
So mentally handicapped supermodels is what I'm looking for?
01:29:31.000
There's a lot of people that are really happy just hanging out with their dog.
01:29:36.000
There's a lot of people that are super smart and super healthy and they're just hanging out with their dog.
01:29:41.000
But a lot of people get plenty of companionship just from their dog.
01:29:44.000
So if that's the case and they're super happy for the rest of their life, you could date someone who's really dumb.
01:30:02.000
Have you ever had a situation with the official situation?
01:30:09.000
You mean to tell me that girls actually fought for that line?
01:30:11.000
Come on, I mean, if those words don't work, I got the situation right there.
01:30:17.000
I hope you're as committed to safe sex as you are those abs.
01:30:20.000
I know you're all about that abstinence thing, you know, but, I mean, come on, B Palin, are you serious?
01:30:26.000
Like, you're not gonna hook up with, like, before you married?
01:30:34.000
I mean, just in case you do get into a situation, I want to make sure that you are situated.
01:30:38.000
Because if you do get into a situation with your situation, you may end up with a situation.
01:30:57.000
But I'm worried about you and you practicing safe sex.
01:31:19.000
If you're good at avoiding situations, and you're situated, and I'm situated, situations under control.
01:31:29.000
Pause before you play, that's probably the most important.
01:31:48.000
Dude, that shit was designed by the terrorists.
01:31:52.000
That's designed to lower our standards and weaken our wills, and they're gonna fucking cross our borders and just start raping and pillaging.
01:32:11.000
Whoever wrote that, they're just trying not to get...
01:32:13.000
You should tie a bicycle chain around your neck and jump into the ocean.
01:32:18.000
They're trying to give the kids a bicycle chain?
01:32:20.000
So that means they can, like, pedal out of it, baby.
01:32:31.000
I just want, you know, you got to get that chain off first.
01:32:54.000
They just don't want people to, like, you know, bang each other.
01:33:00.000
She's pretending she doesn't take dick anymore.
01:33:05.000
He's acting like he doesn't have sex without a condom or whatever.
01:33:24.000
I sometimes masturbate about the chick that checks me in at the tanning bed because she's so fucking hot and she has huge tits and she's...
01:33:31.000
Well, they say they have a problem with women doing that in tanning beds.
01:33:47.000
The worst is if you spray, though, and then it's early on in the tanning, it starts to sizzle.
01:33:57.000
It sounds like it's a little 7-Up can by your ear.
01:34:02.000
Jizz omelets Cooking jizz omelets Toastity go too far period blood How many times you walked out of the house with dry loads on your stomach?
01:34:16.000
I felt my belly like I missed a spot or something like that.
01:34:23.000
Jim Norton had a load in his belly button from the night before, and we were on Opie and Anthony, and he was telling everybody, he's like, oh, I'm smelling it.
01:34:31.000
And he dips his finger in it, and he gave it to one of the interns.
01:34:53.000
Some of his belly load came into my nose in the form of fumes.
01:35:09.000
When you're on the radio, it's just like on this podcast.
01:35:11.000
Everybody's at 10. You're just trying to have fun.
01:35:14.000
The funniest thing is the guy says, you want to smell my stinky load?
01:35:23.000
You know, and he was kind of shocked, as I was, that I was smelling it.
01:35:27.000
I'm just going to jerk off and put a load in my belly button.
01:35:32.000
There's something about the shape of the belly button that makes the loads ferment and fester.
01:35:39.000
No, he doesn't really have to go to the bathroom.
01:35:54.000
We've got it down to a science of how much pot you should smoke before one of these things.
01:35:57.000
No, I was finding another video for you when you guys were talking.
01:36:07.000
Bro, I felt like you wasted moments of my life.
01:36:09.000
But at the same time, I think it's a step in the right direction that abstinence people have gone, well, people aren't going to stop fucking, so try to wear a condom.
01:36:24.000
No one who has a brain is talking about abstinence.
01:36:29.000
You can't stop people from touching each other.
01:36:31.000
If that's true, why would they even think for a second that the situation would best represent that PSA? I think because they think of him...
01:36:46.000
Yeah, as simple as he's famous, he's in the news, if they can get him to do it, people will pay attention.
01:36:54.000
That whole, the situation, you know, if you get in a situation, and her talking, I mean, it's so dumb.
01:37:14.000
So Joey Diaz, we're not fucking picking up the phone, bro.
01:37:19.000
Most people don't call me when we're doing a podcast, but occasionally someone gets confused.
01:37:34.000
I've made great strides, though, in creating this room.
01:37:38.000
We actually have a place where we do the podcast every week, and it feels like this is where it all comes from.
01:37:48.000
A friend of mine just started watching the podcast, and he started with episode one, and he's like, holy shit, dude, this is the craziest thing ever.
01:37:55.000
You guys were just sitting in front of a laptop, and you had snowflakes coming down.
01:38:01.000
It was like Christmas Eve or something like that.
01:38:09.000
Listen, it's hard enough to keep the image on the air.
01:38:12.000
With these Ustream feeds, a lot of times it cuts out and a lot of times our internet will shut off and it cuts out.
01:38:27.000
Where do you get a tube that goes right to the internet?
01:38:33.000
Like, if someone said, hey, you gotta go fix the internet.
01:38:37.000
I know, like, where would you walk to with your tool belt?
01:38:40.000
Like, you're like, is it the end of this hallway?
01:38:43.000
I mean, it would be broke forever if it was just left out.
01:38:59.000
It's going to be very strange when everything's wireless, which is going to be inevitable.
01:39:04.000
When there's no difference between being plugged in and not being plugged in, which is probably inevitable.
01:39:16.000
There's a lot of people that have their computer plugged in.
01:39:33.000
Fascinating shit where all these computers and technology...
01:39:35.000
It sucks when the shit starts going wrong, though.
01:39:37.000
Like, my shit's just altogether going wrong at the same time, and I feel like I'm just in a disaster right now.
01:39:46.000
Yeah, you've had a bunch of problems, and one of them that you shouldn't talk about too much because of the nature of the problem.
01:40:06.000
No, all my shit's, like, breaking at the same time.
01:40:09.000
Like, my dog decided to eat my laptop cable, and my battery decided to die.
01:40:15.000
And then, like, my TV, my HDMI cable shorted out.
01:40:26.000
It's my own little technology 2012. I just thought you had, like, superpowers or something to magnetize the broken cables.
01:40:40.000
This is the flashlight that our guests have to touch.
01:40:45.000
And I feel it's really dirty when you take it out of the sleeve to clean it.
01:40:52.000
This is either one that you actually used, remember?
01:40:57.000
Man, that looks like a real-life butthole, I have to say, man.
01:41:01.000
They make an actual mold of a real-life butthole.
01:41:04.000
Well, you know, if you weren't into doing gay porn, but they offered you a million bucks for a foam mold of your butthole, they said, listen, we're going to give you a stone-cold, solid $1 million.
01:41:19.000
All we need, we're just going to throw some plaster of Paris over your butthole and make a little impression.
01:41:26.000
I would do it for like $16. $16. dollars that's That's so random.
01:41:38.000
Brian, for publicly, for a mold of your butthole, this would be like an argument that I'd have to have with my manager.
01:41:54.000
I'm putting it out there to all the would-be butthole toy manufacturers.
01:41:56.000
You think people are going to pay a million dollars for your butthole?
01:42:11.000
If some crazy old gay freak with a lot of cash steps up.
01:42:23.000
You could get a rubber mold of my butthole and it will cost you $1 million.
01:42:44.000
If it's yes, holy shit, I just made a million bucks to lie down with some plaster of Paris over my butthole.
01:42:53.000
At what point do you sell yourself so bad, you know what I mean, that you can't recover?
01:42:58.000
All right, how much money would it take you to, like, suck a horse?
01:43:09.000
Okay, how long is it taking to suck this horse's dick?
01:43:11.000
What if you only had to suck a horse's dick until he came?
01:43:23.000
You don't have to swallow it because you can't.
01:43:29.000
Someone might be able to get fucked by a horse, but I don't see anybody swallowing a horse load.
01:43:35.000
And that's the worst way to call the paramedics, when you're drowning by horse load.
01:43:41.000
Remember that old man show guy that would chug the beers?
01:43:43.000
Imagine him just trying to keep up with a horse's load.
01:43:46.000
Well, it's like, of course you wouldn't want to do that.
01:43:49.000
Of course that would be a terrible thing to do.
01:43:50.000
But what if it was, and this is the ultimate hack premise, but what if it was for $100 million or something crazy like that?
01:43:58.000
Suck a horse's dick for an hour for a billion dollars.
01:44:04.000
Well, you don't have to actually suck it for a whole hour because it probably won't take that long.
01:44:08.000
But you're committed to attempt it for one hour.
01:44:11.000
Does this have to be a horse or can it be a pony?
01:44:22.000
I'm so juvenile, that was the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life.
01:44:26.000
I paused for a second and pictured you blowing a pony.
01:44:39.000
Yeah, I was like, why does it have red ribbons in it, too?
01:44:41.000
What is it about little kids that love ponies and horsies and shit like that?
01:45:15.000
I've talked to a few people before and they all say it feels fucking great.
01:45:23.000
If you look at where their sexual organs are, it's like they're constantly titty-fucking that horse.
01:45:28.000
I live in an equestrian district and every time I go to Starbucks, there's at least four of them in there.
01:45:33.000
They are always plain Jane girls because they can't I agree.
01:45:54.000
All the women that ride horses around me, all the women in my neighborhood who ride horses, look like they're getting away with something.
01:46:01.000
They're smirking, and they're looking you in the eyes.
01:46:06.000
They're looking you in the eye while they're nutting in their jeans.
01:46:09.000
While there's this huge brown muscle underneath them, just fucking tightening up.
01:46:14.000
And it's moving, clip-clop, clip-clop, clip-clop.
01:46:21.000
The standard excuse for why a woman lost her hymen.
01:46:26.000
The number one excuse was, oh, she lost at horseback riding.
01:46:32.000
Because, you know, it was always, hey, you know, they check to make sure a version.
01:46:47.000
Cowboys used to carve out their saddles and make little holes when they ride.
01:46:57.000
Make a flashlight somehow to attach to my saddle.
01:47:05.000
I've jerked off once in a car that I can remember.
01:47:11.000
And I remember very clearly after I came thinking, I'm definitely going to do this again.
01:47:20.000
It's not like I just jerked off all over myself while I'm driving once.
01:47:25.000
So I'm thinking this is eventually going to become embarrassing for me.
01:47:38.000
Am I really that horny, or am I just looking to be distracted while I'm driving?
01:47:47.000
Plus, it's hard to look at your GPS and imagine it's a girl.
01:47:56.000
He had a fucking GPS thing where it was an English woman's voice.
01:48:08.000
And she'd be like, what the fuck is this chick?
01:48:26.000
Was it a fiery, lava-filled, hot sticker up the ass hell?
01:48:33.000
It was just when GPS came out and for some reason it annoyed her.
01:48:41.000
She asked why I just didn't have a normal guy voice.
01:48:44.000
She thought it was odd that I always made it a sexy Asian girl speaking English voice or whatever.
01:48:53.000
They have British woman, UK, Asian, American, Asian, Asian.
01:48:59.000
Did you ever get to the point where you were hearing that, where you were going, I have to get out of this relationship?
01:49:03.000
No, it came out to the point where they had it where you could make your own recordings of it.
01:49:17.000
I want to hear the chick say, I'm like, thanks, lady.
01:49:30.000
Yeah, well, we broke up after, I think, around that time.
01:49:49.000
You were saying yeah, but what you were really saying was, of course, stupid.
01:50:05.000
I have one crazy bitch that I dated when I was 21. Just loved to fight.
01:50:10.000
Just loved to, for whatever reason, just start picking fights.
01:50:14.000
When you date people, you figure out some people are out of their minds.
01:50:18.000
She used to like to fight, and then she used to like me to go, Hey, what the fuck is wrong with you?
01:50:36.000
So after a while, it was like she wanted to be handled.
01:50:48.000
I would try to just like, please, let's not fight.
01:50:50.000
And then we get to the point where she would say something really stupid.
01:50:52.000
And I have to go, hey, what the fuck are you doing?
01:51:16.000
It's a sort of like a distraction, sexual reward game.
01:51:24.000
It's usually every relationship they've had has had that pattern.
01:51:31.000
It's like some people become addicted to drama.
01:51:33.000
And the big thrill you get from sort of overcoming drama.
01:51:37.000
You know, how many dudes do you know that just like, you have to fucking get in a yelling match with this asshole before you can be friends with him?
01:51:44.000
I mean, in our circles and circles of guys who train and MMA guys and high testosterone individuals, there's always this one guy where you have to go, bro, what the fuck?
01:51:54.000
Are you trying to say that about me right now, man?
01:52:08.000
I got a fucking complaint from a young man on Twitter.
01:52:11.000
Saying that the coconut juice, I was steering him wrong.
01:52:18.000
And, you know, I bet there's some people out there like, man, I like Mountain Dew gold.
01:52:22.000
Joe Rogan made me smoke, you know, drink this coconut juice.
01:52:31.000
They drink Mountain Dew every day, and that's it.
01:52:36.000
Like, the same people that make fun of me for enjoying grape vodka.
01:52:54.000
Yeah, and I want to say it sometimes because I'm used to it because to me it means something way different.
01:52:59.000
I saw that show, Louie, and I saw the guy and I was like, oh, I get it now.
01:53:09.000
But it's PH. No, but to them, it's like real hateful heart.
01:53:13.000
And I'm like, oh, to me, it's like what we say when we're little kids.
01:53:23.000
That was a great scene, but what I was saying is not correct is when he was saying that the origin of the word faggot meant that you would throw them on the fire just like faggots of wood.
01:53:34.000
No, that's not the correct, what they call etymology.
01:53:38.000
No, the correct one is that A faggot, like a bundle of wood, was a burden and it was difficult to carry.
01:53:47.000
So women were faggots because they were a bundle of wood that was difficult to carry.
01:53:53.000
And then when they would talk about guys who were gay, they would call them faggots too because they were women.
01:54:02.000
So me calling Jason's mom a faggot was actually proper terminology.
01:54:04.000
Well, I don't know if his mom was a burdensome woman.
01:54:07.000
She might have been a joy to be around and a wonderful companion.
01:54:15.000
The problem is that it has a different definition for gay people than it does for us.
01:54:19.000
Yeah, that's the only reason that I don't want to say it.
01:54:32.000
And I'm like, yeah, that is like hate, like hateful word, like such a to them.
01:54:40.000
Cause when you want to like disrespect a dude as much as you can, then you just say that, but you're not thinking you're gay.
01:54:58.000
Lucy can't have that great joke about it unless he was being a faggot.
01:55:02.000
He said something about, all the people from Phoenix are Phoenicians.
01:55:14.000
You're just going to start quoting people all the time.
01:55:18.000
This is how I'm going to keep saying faggot by bringing up that I'm not saying it.
01:55:33.000
We're not going to pretend it's not real, ladies and gentlemen.
01:55:35.000
All I'm saying is I'm not going to use it as a slander, as a slur.
01:55:41.000
You're going to be like, if I didn't retire that word faggot right now, it would be a proper time to use that answer.
01:55:48.000
I wonder if I can still say faggotry, because that's not even the same word.
01:56:11.000
So you're more scared of gay people than black people?
01:56:17.000
And sometimes when you're talking about the N-word, it's more offensive to me to say the N-word.
01:56:50.000
Does she have like a short haircut or something?
01:56:55.000
She's a real live lesbian and he's running around calling her a faggot.
01:57:11.000
This is the worst showstopper you've ever thrown.
01:57:41.000
If she was sitting around, at least she didn't say I was sloppy, you know?
01:57:59.000
How crazy is that LeBron James story where one of his teammates was fucking his mom?
01:58:26.000
This has got to be a lot of things ahead of fuck this guy's mom.
01:58:31.000
Dude, how happy are you when it gets to be like November, December, like right now?
01:58:48.000
Man, my mom's gonna be pissed watching this podcast.
01:58:53.000
For my friend Brian, most of what he says is just for comedic value.
01:58:58.000
Dude, this whole thing is, you can't take anything serious on this podcast.
01:59:03.000
Please don't take anything I say ever, anywhere, seriously.
01:59:14.000
You know, I wouldn't take anything I said seriously.
01:59:18.000
We're just saying silly things because it's fun.
01:59:20.000
Yeah, I mean, that's what the beauty of podcasts are, folks.
01:59:23.000
You're getting a little window into a retarded conversation that Mayhem and I would have probably had with or without you.
01:59:31.000
That's one of the coolest things about doing this podcast, is basically hanging out with your friends, except other people all throughout the world.
01:59:38.000
And I'll tell you, man, I've gotten all these fucking emails, and I've met all these people that tell me how they don't have anybody like these people.
01:59:47.000
They don't know anyone like you, or like a lot of the guests that I have.
01:59:51.000
They don't have anyone like this in their life.
01:59:55.000
But by listening to this thing three, four hours every week or so, You get all these weird different people become a part of your daily conversations.
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This is like super hyper-accelerating shit for some people.
02:00:10.000
From people that live in shitty places where they have poor conversations with people and they long for someone who can bring challenging ideas to their head.
02:00:21.000
Radio has always been a format of smart people, I think.
02:00:35.000
I mean, there's obviously a lot of bad shit, like a lot of the right-wing, rah-rah talk radio.
02:00:48.000
I always wanted to win a radio call-in contest.
02:00:51.000
I always wanted to hear my name on the radio when I was driving somewhere.
02:00:55.000
Dude, you should totally host some sort of a regular radio show.
02:01:09.000
You could totally do something for Sirius or something like that.
02:01:23.000
I'm telling you, Brian can set up a podcast for you.
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He has a little podcast studio, Red Band Studios, in his house.
02:01:29.000
He's rocking right now, and we did one with Tom Segura and his lovely wife the other day.
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I predict by episode three, he'll just start calling people a zombie so he can talk shit about them.
02:01:58.000
It was kind of like that one I used to do with the podcats with Joey Diaz.
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It was all about cats, but like, hey, so let's talk about cat litter.
02:02:09.000
I've never listened to Joey's podcast, but it's called Beauty and the Beast, right?
02:02:24.000
It's exactly what you would expect your ideas to be.
02:02:29.000
You know who's a big fan of that is Miss Miller.
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That's one of those things I just haven't cared enough about to learn the miss.
02:02:52.000
Yeah, the metric system with the misses and the misses and the missers.
02:03:04.000
When voting comes around, you're like, what do I give a fuck?
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I don't want to be in the system as much as possible.
02:03:13.000
Like, did you just hear that the government just closed down like 80 websites the other day?
02:03:19.000
Well, weren't they selling a bunch of pirated shit?
02:03:23.000
I mean, can you just overtake somebody that has, you know, you know what torrents are, right?
02:03:32.000
Well, I thought some of them were also like piracy websites like where people were selling like counterfeit jewelry and shit like that.
02:03:38.000
Okay, maybe, but it's still kind of weird that they're allowed to just go bam, you know.
02:03:44.000
And it's once they can start shutting down websites.
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But if they're doing, see, it's the tricky thing.
02:03:50.000
Like a lot of people, you know, you've got to recognize that the courts have decided that torrents and downloading copyrighted material is is stealing.
02:04:02.000
So if they've made decisions like that, and then you're gonna run a website or some sort of a torrent site where you're gonna get people access to a bunch of illegal shit, you gotta assume that eventually someone's gonna shut you down, right?
02:04:20.000
And then they lost the rebuttal or whatever it's called.
02:04:36.000
There's so much advertising on that website, it's ridiculous.
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Because nobody pays attention to those fucking ads.
02:04:43.000
When you go to a website, when was the last time you clicked an ad?
02:04:46.000
Something has to be absolutely fucking outstandingly interesting for me to click it.
02:04:50.000
They're the kind that you just go there and it says, Congratulations!
02:05:01.000
But they're paying them, they must be paying them mad loot, right?
02:05:04.000
In order for them to be fighting this like this, they're not?
02:05:07.000
So you think they're just fighting it just because they want freedom?
02:05:14.000
I think that's the whole point of, you know, you can't bust somebody for having, you know, you can't bust somebody for stealing whatever, a Milli Vanilli CD if you don't have the Milli Vanilli CD on something you're serving.
02:05:27.000
You're just pointing it to all these different directions, you know?
02:05:34.000
Yeah, torrents are just using, like, you have a piece of a file on your computer.
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Somebody else has a piece of a file on their computer.
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And all this website, like Pirate Bay, is pointing, like, hey, this is where to go to join this group.
02:05:46.000
Yeah, this is the hallway down there to walk down in this group.
02:05:49.000
But it's coming from someone who already bought it, and they should be able to give it away.
02:06:04.000
I'm saying what's scary about the Pirate Bay and what's scary about a lot of these places is if they don't actually have files on their computer and they're getting arrested for things, then what makes it stop you getting arrested because somebody put a torrent file on your form, even though it's not hosted?
02:06:18.000
Right, but their whole entire purpose for existing on the internet is to connect people with other people that have things available for download that are illegal.
02:06:28.000
Yeah, so Google has maps and it tells you where to go to murder people if you want to.
02:06:54.000
Look, for sure music companies have suffered big time because of the internet.
02:07:02.000
For me, clicking on iTunes is so easy that I go, okay, I'll just click on iTunes.
02:07:09.000
And not because I have a boatload of money because I would buy about the same amount of music as I do now.
02:07:16.000
But, like, it's, like, so easy to do, and I don't even want to steal this stuff.
02:07:21.000
The only time I ever download something is when it's not available for sale.
02:07:28.000
It's just they're finding that equalized, like, pressure.
02:07:32.000
And I think that those torrent files, that's an awesome technology.
02:07:45.000
Because on one side, you have to say, well, you're stifling innovation by stopping all these people from doing all this stuff and by putting on the brakes on all these sites.
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But on the other side, you go, well, wait a minute.
02:07:55.000
How the fuck are these people supposed to make money?
02:07:57.000
You can't just have something for free that I want to sell for $20 on Amazon.com.
02:08:03.000
What I'm saying is, it's the same as, oh my god, CDs are going to make everybody, you know, writable CDs are going to ruin it for the music industry.
02:08:13.000
Well, writable CDs did a little bit of a dent, but the big dent was done by the internet.
02:08:19.000
I mean, look, man, do you remember when there was record stores?
02:08:25.000
You know, life is getting better, but some people are going to suffer for sure.
02:08:30.000
I live across the street from a record store that does used records and regular records.
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So every time I want a CD, I just go there and spend $3.99 for a used CD. What's the name of the store?
02:08:40.000
Don't say it, because then people will know exactly where you live.
02:08:42.000
You live right across the street from it, Brian.
02:08:49.000
It's like some weird link to the past where you're holding a vinyl album.
02:08:53.000
You're like, whoa, this is a disc, and you spin this and something scratches it.
02:09:04.000
If I'm at Best Buy and I want to listen to something, like we have a rental car or something like that.
02:09:09.000
But now that I have my phone or my iPod hooked up to my car...
02:10:01.000
Me and Wendy Williams talking shit about MMA. Yo, did you see the fight this weekend?
02:10:14.000
We got the seating, the 101. Yeah, if I would have traffic, it would be like kittens would be falling from the sky in his videos.
02:10:20.000
Right when you were tuning into the clouds, it'd be some fucking flaming skull face that scares the shit out of you.
02:10:25.000
I had a little bit of blood on my toilet bowl seat when I got off today.
02:10:30.000
Have you seen that video of that rat attacking cats?
02:10:35.000
Wait, is this a Brazilian jungle rat or something?
02:10:39.000
I don't know where it was, but there's this rat running after these cats and one time bites this one cat and it's stuck to him and the cat's running trying to shake the rat off.
02:10:52.000
They're not fighting giant mega monster rats that have been mutated by ooze.
02:10:57.000
And you realize when you see how high rats can jump.
02:11:11.000
I killed a rat once in my garage and I left it there because I was lazy.
02:11:16.000
And it was a big fucking rat because I used to leave the garbage back there and I would hear like these in my garage like clang, clang, clang.
02:11:23.000
I would hear these loud ass noises and I opened up my garage.
02:11:26.000
I opened up the door and I hit the light switch and this fucking rat moved across my garbage and it was like attack size.
02:11:34.000
Like, this is a big, dangerous, threatening animal.
02:11:37.000
I was looking at this like, holy fuck, that's a big rat.
02:11:47.000
Got a rat trap, set it up there, and I came back and it was fucking...
02:11:56.000
I would have put that on JoeRogan.net if I were you.
02:12:03.000
If I had acted back then, I would have owned JoeRogan.com.
02:12:20.000
I'm like, I can't give you that much money, man.
02:12:23.000
Now with Google, if you want to find my website, you can find it.
02:12:34.000
There's another guy that has an issue with that.
02:12:44.000
Tom Green's podcast tomorrow at the Smodcastle.
02:12:48.000
I guess Kevin Smith has some sort of a whole podcast, like a studio set up.
02:13:20.000
Brian first, but then Chris after he met you, and then Eric after today.
02:13:32.000
I get a nickname in my head for somebody and I get stuck.
02:13:43.000
Dude, that fucking laugh, this whole attitude you have towards life, this I'm not scared to be around mountain lions and sharks and shit like that.
02:14:05.000
I just feel like I'll deal with that when it comes up.
02:14:09.000
I'm like, oh, right now I'm going to live my life, and then I see a fucking mountain lion while I'm mountain biking, which makes sense because they both have mountain in them.
02:14:20.000
It's a very weird thing when you lock eyes with a big predator like a mountain lion in the wild.
02:14:29.000
I only locked eyes with it for a couple seconds.
02:14:37.000
It was my little dog that was outside that got jacked.
02:14:48.000
I didn't want him running around up in the mountains.
02:14:53.000
You know, they'd get a pack, there's three of them together, and they would have a good time.
02:15:01.000
And then this little dog, which was a Chihuahua, excuse me, Pomeranian-American Eskimo mix.
02:15:08.000
Because he was out there wandering around basically by himself.
02:15:11.000
He's only 20 pounds, and he doesn't have his 140-pound buddy to look over his shoulders.
02:15:15.000
And he doesn't have the bulldog, because the bulldog would go with them if the two of them were going.
02:15:23.000
There was a pack that would keep the animals away.
02:15:25.000
But something had been stalking my house for a while because the dogs would just go crazy.
02:15:30.000
You just start barking at the top of their lungs.
02:15:32.000
And you'd hear things like snapping in the distance, in the dark.
02:15:38.000
I probably don't, but I'm pretty sure I don't have to.
02:15:58.000
There's this guy and this girl crow that just sit out and make these clicking noises, like the whole time.
02:16:03.000
And then my dog will come out there and just be looking up at it, and then once in a while the crow just swoops down, doesn't attack it or anything, but it's kind of like he's just like...
02:16:14.000
It was partially thawed and not totally thawed out and I was going to barbecue.
02:16:22.000
There was two crows on it just jacking the steak.
02:16:24.000
Just pulling out chunks of the meat and squawking.
02:16:31.000
You can't leave your dog outside if that's what you mean.
02:16:44.000
He brought his dog to a party where a bunch of people had dogs and they all took turns just gangbanging his dog.
02:17:04.000
He had a little tiny dog, a two-pound dog like that that he was talking about.
02:17:08.000
And he was not interested, but he had this little tight, athletic, muscular...
02:17:27.000
I figure if I was just running around with just like a collar on, I would be, you know, whatever.
02:17:39.000
If the female's in heat, then it becomes very clear.
02:17:41.000
He was sniffing at the coochie-coo, like, quite a bit.
02:17:50.000
Where I thought he said something wrong with him.
02:18:03.000
Like, he'd go down the stairs and he'd be, like, limping as he was going down the stairs.
02:18:22.000
Okay, there's a dog in your neighborhood that's in heat.
02:18:37.000
Like, here's the balls, and then there's these weird glands by the side of the dick that are just like...
02:18:55.000
How many times are you going to do that in a row?
02:18:58.000
If I had to do it every, I don't know, couple weeks, I guess I could do that.
02:19:14.000
They don't know we're on the podcast right now.
02:19:41.000
Mayhem Miller, you are always one of the most fascinating people to talk to.
02:19:47.000
Mayhem, by the way, writes a really great article in Fight Magazine.
02:19:52.000
Now, I'm not bullshitting, not just as a fighter.
02:19:54.000
And I told him very early on, I'm like, dude, you've got real talent, and I really hope you write a book someday, because I think you could write some crazy Hunter S. Thompson shit.
02:20:05.000
The latest one you'll appreciate, because I'm in Rio de Janeiro.
02:20:09.000
Alright, and you're writing about your experiences?
02:20:10.000
Because you were there for a couple weeks, right?
02:20:12.000
Yeah, so I was out there for a while, so I did everything you could do.
02:20:17.000
Tell me about that real quick before we take off.
02:20:37.000
Preconceived notions about Brazil due to movies and due to whatever the hell's going on.
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My friends, my Brazilian friends, the fighters, what they tell me about it.
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I have a new found respect for that city and I understand my Brazilian friends a little bit more now.
02:20:58.000
I can just see why they think that everything...
02:21:02.000
They have such passion for their country because...
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The stuff that's dirty is supposed to be dirty.
02:21:20.000
It's kind of dirty, of course, but it's supposed to be dirty.
02:21:26.000
But in a bad way, that sounds bad, but it's like the streets are dirty.
02:21:38.000
I saw less car wrecks there than I ever saw here in L.A. Well, it's all with That's what you get used to.
02:21:57.000
Did you see anything crazy while you were there?
02:22:04.000
We went to a couple times to, like, the ghetto.
02:22:08.000
And, you know, I write about that in this article, too, man, about going there and people are, like, collecting rainwater and these drums, you know, to drink.
02:22:19.000
And they have, like, they're tapping into the telephone poles to get electricity.
02:22:26.000
Yeah, and the streets are all jagged, and people own that area.
02:22:31.000
The drug dealers own the favelas and stuff, but they have the boppies coming in, which are the Brazilian kick-ass police force.
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The police station is right there in the middle of the thing, and everyone's running out.
02:22:46.000
It feels like a military presence instead of an army, the ones that have taken over and been nice again.
02:22:54.000
There's a big article, I think it was on CNN this morning about that, but there's tanks moving back in.
02:23:00.000
Yeah, right now it's like a little bit of like...
02:23:02.000
Marcel Alonso, this journalist that I was out there with, he kind of told me that it's dying down right now, but there's like a lot of guys, the drug dealers doing crazy terrorist stuff right now in Rio.
02:23:20.000
I was in Sao Paulo in 2003 and a friend of mine went back in 2008, I believe it was, and he was arrested.
02:23:29.000
There was so much violence between the police and the drug dealers that they were closing down streets and highways.
02:23:35.000
And they were driving to a Chuhascarilla with some business clients, and everybody was pulled out of the car at gunpoint.
02:23:42.000
They had fucking, you know, they wanted to make sure they weren't, they were in a nice car, and they didn't know who these people were, and they wanted to make sure they weren't drug dealers.
02:23:47.000
So they were just pulling people out and sticking guns in their faces.
02:23:51.000
They said it was pretty fucking scary, because they were killing police officers' families.
02:23:54.000
They would go to their family and just kill everyone.
02:24:06.000
Brazil, you know, and the crazy thing about Brazil is, you know, Brazil's a beautiful, insane, like, tropical jungle country.
02:24:13.000
And the favelas, where all, like, the chaos has taken place, is above the regular city.
02:24:20.000
Rio, which is, like, the main city, is in the bottom.
02:24:27.000
They have the richest, most beautiful view in the world.
02:24:32.000
And they're living in cardboard houses and shit.
02:24:37.000
But, you know, I mean, I can understand why people love the country.
02:24:54.000
They have so much going on right now, and they also found oil off the coast of Brazil, so there's a lot of money in Brazil right now.
02:25:06.000
They're talking about doing a UFC there eventually.
02:25:10.000
But, you know, you talk to, like, Vinny Magalese.
02:25:17.000
He was talking about, on the underground, he was talking about doing a UFC in Rio.
02:25:22.000
And he posted, I think it was him, who posted some link of some, no, somebody else posted a link of the Formula One drivers.
02:25:27.000
Formula One drivers were in Sao Paulo, and they got fucking shot at in their armored car.
02:25:48.000
A buddy of mine was there, and he was with a friend of his that was doing something, and he had a pocket full of money in his lap.
02:25:57.000
And he was looking through it and trying to fish through it.
02:25:59.000
And as he was doing this, a guy came up in a motorcycle, looked at his money, pulled out a gun, tapped on the windshield, told the guy to pull over, and they just robbed him.
02:26:11.000
Just stuck a gun in their face and just took everybody.
02:26:14.000
And he said the guy would just drive around looking in people's cars to see if they had nice watches or what they had that looked cool and they would just steal it.
02:26:22.000
You might be in the wrong place at the wrong time, son.
02:26:27.000
You're the most bumming me out guy on earth right now.
02:26:37.000
But, you know, as a person who's constantly thinking about shit, I always have to be aware of all the variables.
02:26:47.000
I think you think deep into some things you don't need to think that deep into.
02:26:53.000
It's a sickness that manifests itself as an excellent career.
02:26:59.000
The sickness of constantly thinking about shit and breaking things down to the finest minutia.
02:27:09.000
The hard thing with me is just finding the right things to break down.
02:27:12.000
Things that are productive to tune my energy to.
02:27:18.000
Masturbation or online arguments or video games.
02:27:21.000
You can get lost in a bunch of unhealthy channels.
02:27:24.000
Hopefully you got some good stuff, though, that you OCD about, like butthole tidiness and trimming and stuff like that.
02:27:54.000
Yeah, it was always a good time with you, my friend.
02:28:07.000
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02:28:26.000
The tickets for the New Year's Eve show at Mandalay Bay will go up very shortly.
02:28:30.000
We should have all that done within a couple of days.
02:28:32.000
And as soon as I get it done, I'll let you guys know.
02:28:35.000
And we might be doing one more podcast this week.
02:28:38.000
We're going to try to get Ralphie May in here on Wednesday.
02:28:43.000
If Ralphie's got the time off, we've got to talk to him later.
02:28:57.000
Is this Ice-T? Is this Ice-T saying suck my dick?
02:29:07.000
This sounds like a black guy, but not too black.
02:29:18.000
He might even rock an afro just to try to accentuate his more African side.
02:29:26.000
Yeah, because if he had a shaved head, you might think he was an Arab or something, right?
02:29:32.000
Maybe he even got a little bit of, like, white features, which is why he's got such an extra-aggressive attitude.
02:29:52.000
Alright folks, most likely we'll be back on Wednesday.