Joe Rogan Experience - Mayweather vs. McGregor Recap with Brendan Schaub
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Brendan Schaub's new Gucci boots are a hot mess, and we're here to talk about it. Also, we talk about Pete Williams and his head kick on Mark Coleman, and how it's a good thing he's not wearing Gucci. Thank you to our sponsor, Gucci, for sponsoring this week's episode! Shout out to Ryan for the background music, and thank you to Brian for the sound design and editing, and thanks to everyone who sent in their thoughts and opinions on the shoes. We hope you enjoy this episode, and don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to us on whatever platform you're listening to. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and tell a friend about us! We'll be looking out for you in next week's mailbag! XOXO, Joe & Ryan - and is a production of Native Creative Podcasts. Please don't Tell a Friend About Us: e. or send us your thoughts/opinions/suggestions/questions/and we'll get them on the next episode. Thank you for listening and we'll do our best to get the pod out there as well! -Joe & Ryan - Brian - , Joe - . & are a proud member of the Native Creative Crew. - Thank you so much for your support and support the podcast! and we appreciate it greatly! (and the support you've shown us so far this past week, we really appreciate it. We're looking forward to the support we've gotten so far! Love ya! . . . - Your support us, so much, thank you, Thank you, Joe and Ryan - Thank ya, Thank You, Joe, and all of your support us so much! xoxo - - P.S. - XO, P.A. and P.B. & P.M. - XO - MRS. & PYO. (Thank you, JUICY (PSA ) - SONO (Thank You, SONGS AND P.E. ( ) :D) - POOO (PODCASTING, PODCAST AND PYOT (PYO) - BONUS EPISODES)
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We're live, and we're here to talk about Brendan Schaub's shoes.
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Those fucking shoes that you wore to the Mayweather-McGregor fight.
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When Brian sent you the video of them, I was like, oh, God, he's going to judge me so hard.
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I gotta shut the fuck up no matter any time where there's any sort of fashion discussion.
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Some Khaleesi buckle that I just can't get enough of.
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Is this like one of that black or blue dress thing?
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I get more compliments on these shoes than any shoe I've ever had.
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Well, she was probably also trying to make A-Rod jealous, because they've probably been together long enough where she's starting to feel bored.
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Jamie, does that look like gold to you, or am I going blind?
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I mean, I just don't get the hate on those boots.
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They're so gross, and then on top of them being gross, they have sneaker laces, which makes them even more stupid.
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I had to walk the red carpet after Bruce Willis in those shoes, and some guy goes, killer boots, man, like off Dumb and Dumber.
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I'm like, yeah, Bruce Willis, that old ass can't pull these off.
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Everyone started laughing, but I think he heard it.
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I was like, oh, Mr. Diehard, please don't judge me, but I will wheel kick you on these things.
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Yeah, there's something about like leaving that foot, that buckle mark on someone's forehead.
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A guy in skinny jeans and those boots whoops your ass?
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Do you remember when Pete Williams head kicked Mark Coleman?
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It was also like one of those like, what the fuck?
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Like, we thought that Pete, who was a young guy, was dealing with Coleman, who was just all super gorilla.
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And then, you know, Pete wore his ass out and landed that perfectly placed head kick.
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Pete Williams is a bad motherfucker back in the day, man.
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Yeah, if you notice, Pete kicked him with shoes on.
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That was like one of the last fights that you could kick people with shoes on.
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The thing about doing a wheel kick, like a spinning heel kick in some boots.
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I think with a heel kick though, quite honestly, I don't think it matters.
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And if you land, you're landing with your heel.
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And your heel can, it's not like a knuckle that breaks.
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I did hit somebody once so hard that my foot was sore and I was limping for a couple days.
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It was a fucked up story because it made me reconsider fighting.
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This is a thing I said to my instructor because my instructor wasn't there.
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And he goes, I heard you had a really good knockout.
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I go, I caught him with a wheel kick and I go, and he just didn't get up.
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I never got head kicked, but I saw people that I was close to get head kicked in tournaments.
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You got rocked and they came in and stopped it?
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If you get kicked to the liver or punched in the liver and your whole body And your legs just kind of give out.
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But there's a weird thing about getting hit on the chin.
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It's nothing, because you don't feel anything, right?
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When you come out of it, what's your most recent memory?
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Everything's a little fuzzy, and then someone tells you what happened, and then you remember certain parts of the fight, like, God, I remember doing that and that, and then what happened?
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Like, you have to piece it, like, puzzle it together.
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And then you get in the back, because there's two type of people that, when you get concussed or flatlined, in my experience, you react to it two ways.
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One, you get really emotional, like, heartbroken, sad, like, super, super sad.
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Or is this from the emotions of losing and realizing you lost after it's all over?
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One of the reasons why I want to bring this up is because everybody always wants to talk about the power of belief and how important the power of belief is.
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It's a big factor in Connor's success is this insane belief he has in himself.
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But even with the power of belief at 10, you still have to deal with the limitations of the body, and you still have to deal with what is the reality of getting hit on the chin.
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But that self-belief that Conor has got him into the biggest fighting combat sports history.
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So it's a fine line to say, ah, self-belief only goes so far.
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Probably didn't match my skills, but I was so confident I could beat anyone in the world.
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I beat a lot of guys I probably had no business beating or just getting through.
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Yeah, but like getting through Golden Gloves, man, I thought I was the next Mike Tyson.
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Probably not, but I beat most of those guys just off sure will, but I believed in my heart of hearts I was going to be the best of all time.
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Yeah, no, you were a competitor, and there's some people that have a hard time with the big moment.
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Conor obviously shines in the big moment, but at the end of the day, even with that insane belief, you get to see his physical limitations.
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Well, you've got to see a lot in that fight, but you don't know what's going to happen until they do it.
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So he has this amazing belief in himself, and he had a really interesting style, man.
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That whole thing where he was doing, like, putting his hands out there and pap-pap-papping them.
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And then throwing off-speed punches and then dropping.
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How about his angles were so good, so good, and so exaggerated and big, he would get Floyd's back, and Floyd was very smart.
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He wouldn't turn into him to give him more of an angle.
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He would just cover up because he knew the ref was going to stop it.
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The real MVP of that fight, granted, you know, Conor and Floyd, that ref.
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You the real MVP. Granted, he came, you know, his opening dialogue, what the hell was that?
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He was just staring at McGregor like, now we don't want none of that gay wrestling and just like staring at him.
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I wanted to fight to start, so I thought he was over the top because I wanted to fight.
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Come on, let's go with this fucking National Anthem!
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But I just thought it was off to the wrong foot.
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Granted, I don't think Conor was going to win that fight as it went on.
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Conor did have an advantage if they went in tight.
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And that was where Conor was going to get his rest.
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As soon as they got there, that ref separated him.
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However, I think Conor thought he'd be able to get his rest in those moments and just never was capable of doing it because the ref would separate him.
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I think he got more tired than he ever thought he was going to.
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I got off stage in Washington, D.C. You didn't see the first two.
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They had it on pay-per-view in the upstairs green room.
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I'm going to do the full show, and then I'm going to thank everybody.
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So I didn't see all the speech until I heard about it afterwards.
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So then I tried to watch from the time they were both walking out.
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I'm a big proponent in the best aspects of America, but enough.
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And the Rockets red glare, and the bombs bursting in air!
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That was Christina when she was going through a tough time.
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She got a little over the line to like, what's going on?
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When someone gets that big that quick, you start thinking about depression.
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That was back in the day when Roseanne was on top of the world.
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But click on the YouTube link to that, find out what, or if it says there, when Roseanne did it.
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She spits on the ground right before walking off the field.
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You know, Whitney is executive producing her new show.
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And probably, I mean, I don't remember really talking to her too much about Roseanne.
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I maintain she's one of the top most important comedians of all time.
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I said, you changed the face of women's comedy.
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So they're doing a show together, but what I was going to say is I got to think that Whitney must think about it the same way most of the comics do.
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I'm not going to say anything, but this season finale, just Jesus Christ.
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And then I see people online, where the Game of Thrones lost its way.
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If it's more than three years old, I'm allowed to talk about it.
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People get mad if you talk about something that happened ten years ago, though.
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Like, if they haven't seen it, it's like you're not supposed to discuss things.
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Hey, bro, how dare you wear the plot of Terminator 2!
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Meanwhile, he landed more punches on Floyd Mayweather than any boxer ever.
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And then people go, oh, this is freaking Max's debate.
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And he thought he was going to be landing more shots.
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I also think there's a little bit of an efficiency issue.
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John Donaher, who's one of the best grappling coaches in the world.
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But on top of that, he wrote an assessment of how he thinks the fight's going to play out.
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Is that Donaher said that he was going to stop him sometime after the fifth round.
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Yeah, I mean, basically he said, here, I would consider a fine victory for Mr. McGregor if he survived 12 rounds.
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Yeah, so you scroll up a little bit and he'll explain how he said that it usually works.
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They are quite competitive for the first three to four rounds and do surprisingly well.
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Then around the fifth round, the elite boxer begins to figure out the unorthodox or awkward movement.
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I expect a similar pattern tonight, though probably taking less time, given the incredible skill level of Mr. Mayweather.
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Mayweather was clearly taking over the ninth round Mayweather was getting was fucking Connor off was teeing off on Connor and I actually texted to my friend in between rounds I'm like he's done.
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I got up in the last eighth round to go to the to the back to do something for Showtime I was like I looked at the eighth round was like oh it's over.
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I wasn't mad for a number of reasons, but he has a lot more fight left in him.
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He was going to get fucked up in the next round.
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If he made it, if he made it into the 11th, Floyd Mayweather was going to fuck him up.
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But you hear Conor and even Floyd afterwards, he goes, Floyd, they go, what was the most surprising thing about this fight?
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Honestly, I thought I'd be able to take over early, but I wasn't able to because of his boxing skills.
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He ate that straight-up flush uppercut from Connor.
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But Connor did not seem like he was putting a lot of power in his punches.
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It looks like he was trying to be, like, real active.
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Yeah, but then also he was, like, kind of winging them, too.
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Well, he was hitting them with some weird stuff like this, and he even did a bunch of hammer fists and stuff.
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Did you know, for every illegal shot that he, if he got DQ'd for, $10 million out of his purse.
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So when everyone's like, how do you know he's just not going to throw a knee or an elbow like a savage?
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Yes, that was the media I dealt with on media row.
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How do you know he's just not going to throw a knee and flip out?
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How do you know he's not going to knee him right in the dick?
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Like, if you do that voice, everyone knows it's a gay voice.
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Well, there's really not, unless it's like a butch lesbian.
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You could be a female truck driver that loves dick if she talks like that.
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And when they finally pulled the driver's body from the twisted, burning wreck, It looked like this!
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Dude, Pee Wee's Big Adventure was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid.
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We just couldn't believe how hard we were laughing.
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And then the next one after that was Pee Wee's Big Top.
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Feed him sandwiches and shit while he's trying to get with that girl.
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If you've never seen that movie and you smoke weed, you are in luck.
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That's when the show came out because I was born in 83. Pull it up.
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I graduated high school in 85. And this is my high school girlfriend and I went to see it.
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I 100% remember being in high school, and she was in high school.
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He had that show on, like, straight-up ABC, though.
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That's why I was saying, I thought it was after that.
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And then he got caught, like, jacking off in the theater, right?
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He got caught jacking off after he stopped doing the TV show.
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Bro, how's his career going to take a L just because he jacked off in a movie theater?
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Yeah, that was back in the day where we already had VHS. Like, if you jacked off and it was in a movie theater and it was the only way to jack off, everybody's like, eh, we understand.
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But if you jack off in a movie theater when we have VHS, well, you're a pervert.
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Arrested for masturbating in an adult theater in 91. That's so crazy.
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And how do they know that he really did jack off?
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Nancy Nurse was another one that he went to see.
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Well, that's why people are doing those things.
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He's the most shot-out 38-year-old I've ever seen.
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Looks like a blogger that jacks off at your movie theater.
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I think if it happened today, it would be no big deal.
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But also part of the problem was that he was like a childhood idol thing, because, you know, his show was a kid's show.
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Even though it was kind of adult-themed in a lot of ways.
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Yeah, see, the HBO cable television show popularized by Pee-wee in 1982. Look at that.
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Yeah, he would look up girls' skirts with the aid of mirrors attached to his shoes.
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It's like teaching them how to start a fire with a match.
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You don't think people can figure out how to put a fucking mirror on your shoe?
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That little too late to, you know, like way too late.
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That's like Entourage came with that movie like 10 years after the finale.
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I think it did bad, but it didn't do as good as they needed it to.
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Yeah, but Sex and the City can come back today and chicks would flock to it.
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Weren't people pissed at a Sex and the City movie?
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They're not like the young chicks anymore chasing dick.
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It was like that one character of, what's her name?
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It gave like a lot of women, like they can go, yeah, she can do it and I love her.
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Like there's the smart one, there's one that's career driven, there was the whore.
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And you had one of your friends was one of them, I feel like.
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Everybody's not Samantha, but Samantha's not everybody.
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If you're a super freak and you're around a bunch of squares, and you're just holding it back every day, I just want to go get some strange dick.
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If you miss that chick, just wants to go, just drink a couple of cosmopolitans, throw some guy your fucking king, go, let's go.
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Also, as long as you don't run into the wrong dude.
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Run into some fucking scary guy, some murderer, rapist, some terrible person.
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You're way more likely to run into that person as a woman.
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I've met so many people that have told me stories about a guy drugging them or drugging one of their friends or drugging someone they know.
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I thought it was like an old school thing, but still goes on.
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I had a friend, she told me, yeah, she was out at the club, and she goes, and I woke up.
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Why the fuck would you take a drink from a dude, though?
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I mean, in ideal circumstances, she should be able to.
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Like, wouldn't you tell your daughters when they're old enough, like, hey, do not take a drink unless you're...
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I mean, hopefully you're going to run into only nice people who give you a drink.
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And they just want to have some drinks with friends and have some laughs.
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You always heard that story about the fake urban myth about the Russian girl who gets you a drink and takes you back to your room.
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You wake up with a bag of ice on your side and stitches.
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That brings up Jamie's point earlier today before the podcast that we need a more reliable Snopes.
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Not that Snopes isn't reliable, because apparently it's pretty reliable.
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The problem is nobody wants to listen to Snopes anymore because it turned out that the dude who ran Snopes is a freak.
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One of the chicks that is, like, his number one employee was a woman who was an escort until, like, 2015, and now she's married to him, and he's just a freak.
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He's just partying all the time and having a good old time.
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And also, they have a left-wing bias that a lot of people...
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A lot of people think they have a left-wing bias, at least.
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You can rely on them, I think, for the most part.
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Like, even on that New York Times you post on Instagram, do you see they changed their headline?
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So, I read tons of articles from the New York Times.
00:30:36.000
That seems like it would be within your best interest to keep things fucked up.
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You know, I'm not saying I'm not a conspiracy theorist.
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I mean, look, all you had to do was say what happened is that after, you know, just say Floyd Mayweather outclasses and stops Conor McGregor, stops an exhausted Conor McGregor in the 10th round.
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And he got tagged over and over again, and Floyd was teeing off on him.
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You can't say, his face was completely bloodied and he almost went through the ropes.
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Reading that headline, he probably looked at the maybe photos or someone else's narrative of the fight.
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Yeah, but if he looked at photos, even the photos.
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Well, he's never outside the ring, for God's sakes.
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And at the moment the stoppage happened, he was...
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I mean, he had like a little bit of a mouse under his left eye.
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Yeah, he had a mouse from the right hands landing.
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Bo, did you hear 100 million illegal streaming downloads?
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Someone from his team goes, Yo, Floyd, the systems in California and Florida are down.
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Here, I'm going to delay until they figure it out.
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That's how conscious this motherfucker is before this huge fight.
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That was my takeaway with working with Showtime and getting so close to Floyd and doing all this stuff.
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I had preconceived notions like, he's a good boxer.
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He doesn't let anything go in touch without overseeing everything.
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He's brilliant as a producer, or as a promoter, and he's brilliant as a fighter.
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And they asked him about, so I was in the fighters' meetings, and they have all the Sears Showtime guys there, and we're mic'd up, and the All Access crew, and Floyd's crew.
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And they go, hey, be careful, because last time we did this with Floyd, he didn't really know the guys, and he kicked them out in front of everyone.
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It was super embarrassing, so I'm like, oh, that sucks.
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So I'm in my suit sitting there, and everyone's so serious.
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I'm like, this is so serious, so stuffy in here.
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And they go, you know, you always walk out with like an entourage usually for your fights.
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There's usually some big celebrity or something like that.
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And I know previously you had beef with Justin Bieber.
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Floyd, he's talking dead serious that Jim Gray has his glasses on.
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All I'm saying is Beeb isn't walking out with you, man.
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Like, he unfollowed Floyd and Floyd got mad at him?
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Floyd Mayweather clapped back at Justin Bieber.
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Just a pop star, who is probably the biggest pop star on the planet.
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They said he canceled his tour, like he stopped his tour because of this Jesus thing.
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I know that guy, and I've been to Bible study with that guy.
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You don't want to be the golden snitch for pop stars?
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But they were saying that Justin Bieber already made $93 million this year before he canceled the tour.
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And then I think he has something to do with Kyrie Irving too.
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And Kyrie's like, yeah, I want out of Cleveland.
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He's like, Jesus wants you to play for Boston, you know that, right?
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So what is he doing to them, trying to get them to, well, look, maybe he's doing something, maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way, right?
00:35:34.000
So if he has a positive influence on him, maybe he's saying, listen, man, you're so involved in show business, you've got to think about living and life.
00:35:46.000
Once you make 93 million dollars, it's basically over.
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You put that fucking money in the bank, you don't have to work anymore.
00:36:03.000
Do you want to go and do a bunch of concerts in front of all these people, or are you doing too much?
00:36:07.000
Because if you're working, like if you, if you had to go and do theaters, like now you've been doing a lot of stand-up.
00:36:13.000
If you had to do theaters Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, every week, flying everywhere, you'd be so tired.
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This is the first tour that I ever named, the Strange Times Tour.
00:36:32.000
The first time I ever sold a bunch of tickets in advance like this.
00:36:36.000
But I engineered that when I'm doing these fly to two places, I'm off for a while.
00:36:41.000
That's because you have the power to do it, though.
00:36:51.000
Well, Kanye West did after they checked him into the loony bin.
00:36:55.000
They said he would do that concert, come home, and he had all this work he had to do with Adidas and clothing, and they just said he was working nonstop.
00:37:02.000
And a small glimpse of show business and stand-up and all this stuff, I can see how being on a tour that long, you're going to go fucking batshit crazy.
00:37:19.000
A big factor for me is when I'm at home, I'm going to sleep for eight hours, and I have a schedule in terms of my runs, my lifts, whatever workout I'm doing, whatever kind of thing I'm doing.
00:37:32.000
I know the schools I can train at, I know the gyms I can train at, and I know what to do.
00:37:42.000
But it's not the same of being able to have this normal...
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It keeps my energy up and it keeps my anxiety down.
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All those things get balanced out when I'm at my normal workout routine.
00:37:54.000
When I go on the road and I'm doing three days in a row...
00:37:57.000
It's hard because I don't want to work out too hard because I don't want to be tired for the two shows.
00:38:04.000
But I can't imagine those guys who do five nights.
00:38:16.000
But that's nothing compared to those guys that do it five days a week, six days a week.
00:38:20.000
Well, even still on private jets, it's still exhausting, man.
00:38:27.000
It goes more on your schedule, I guess, if you're flying everywhere with a private jet, but it's still fucking exhausting.
00:38:39.000
I'm like, they already have money, so it's not that.
00:38:46.000
Again, I had preconceived notions of Floyd Mayweather before I met him, been around him.
00:38:53.000
He thinks, oh, Floyd's just about hoes and cars and stuff like that.
00:39:01.000
So for you to judge him based off social media and say, Bieber, quit following, quit hanging out with him because he's just about that.
00:39:07.000
You're judging that guy because he's not going to church every Sunday.
00:39:11.000
You're judging him based off Instagram, which isn't fair to do.
00:39:13.000
I think he's saying, I don't know what he's saying.
00:39:16.000
But I would imagine if someone tells you to stop following somebody, they're saying that person's a bad influence, right?
00:39:21.000
Which isn't fair to say, because Floyd doesn't drink, has crazy work ethic, oversees basically Showtime sports.
00:39:36.000
Some of the women he hangs out with, I ain't never seen anything like that.
00:39:47.000
And they just look at me like a bag of shit in these Gucci shoes.
00:39:56.000
Did you see that all-access where they showed that fucking stupid watch they bought him?
00:40:26.000
Yeah, they make great watches, but that thing, the LaFerrari, isn't that what it's called?
00:40:52.000
It's basically a gift to him because they thought for sure he was going to win.
00:40:55.000
They're like, yeah, here's this crazy money fight belt for $1.2 million we designed ourselves.
00:41:13.000
Like in the flags all around the WBC? Nah, those are just like colors.
00:41:18.000
But the diamonds and all that and gold, all that's real.
00:41:47.000
Maybe I'm just fucking Shaquille O'Neal, but if you look at the picture with me, it looks small.
00:41:50.000
Look at those chicks when they're holding it up.
00:41:54.000
How weird are the fucking ring card girls in boxing?
00:42:00.000
They're like the girls from fucking The Stepford Wives.
00:42:05.000
Dude, that's all they do is pose with that big smile.
00:42:11.000
They don't do anything other than stand there and have that same smile.
00:42:16.000
We can't have fucking doing bits up there and shit.
00:42:17.000
Yeah, but they're not like looking at each other and talking.
00:42:26.000
Like those English soldiers, that is what it's like.
00:42:38.000
All of them were straight stone-cold tens, man.
00:42:55.000
How about I'm doing, before the weigh-ins, I'm doing a pre-fight show, and Floyd Mayweather Sr. is standing to my right going...
00:43:03.000
You don't know what the hell you're talking about, Shobb.
00:43:06.000
And I'm like trying to get through it and not pay attention to him.
00:43:19.000
And he just goes, ah, you know what you're talking about.
00:43:31.000
Imagine if you're Floyd and you like literally see your future if you keep getting hit in the head, like right in front of you.
00:43:40.000
But that's gotta be one of the reasons why he's so brilliant defensively.
00:43:43.000
Not just because he learned from his dad, he learned from Roger Mayweather and all the people in the gym that he trained with, but also he sees the effects of...
00:43:51.000
And his brother, or his uncle, rather, as well.
00:44:05.000
And they thought that Javante Davis, oh, you probably didn't see her doing the show.
00:44:11.000
He's a kid who they thought was going to be the next pay-per-view king, and you can tell I asked Floyd, and he's just like, mmm, he's missing a few things.
00:44:17.000
He goes, because you just can't be 30-0 with 30 knockouts and expect to be a megastar.
00:44:23.000
He's like, so he has to work on so much more, I don't know.
00:44:31.000
He missed weight, but he took the fine short notice.
00:44:36.000
I want to say he took it on two, because I think Sean Porter was supposed to fight, and then he backed out, so then they booked this dude.
00:44:50.000
And as he's talking, I look down to stare at people's tattoos.
00:44:53.000
And it was an apartment building, brick building on fire.
00:44:57.000
And in front of the apartment building is a mass burglar, black burglar, with like the old school robber mask on with a bag of money and a gun.
00:45:10.000
That was kind of his platform to do something, but I don't see him being the next big thing.
00:45:17.000
Before, he's like, this is the next up-and-coming guy.
00:45:21.000
And now I'm like, he's the next Floyd Mayweather.
00:45:31.000
He clipped that dude behind the ear or behind the head.
00:45:34.000
But that's just like where punches land when people duck.
00:45:38.000
Yeah, and you know, the guy was complaining about it.
00:45:41.000
I'll tell you what was cool is after the fight, I'm in the back and I see Amir Khan, Terence Crawford, and Andre Berto.
00:45:49.000
And so I go to talk to them and they were all like super complimentary of Conor McGregor.
00:45:58.000
You're just going to go and look like an asshole like Bart Simpson and fly across like this?
00:46:04.000
Like, we just didn't expect him to get any rounds.
00:46:14.000
That strange style of off-speed punches, extending his arms fully and then pop them in there.
00:46:19.000
And in the back, even Pauly goes, I gotta be honest, I was kind of glad to see that because when I went against him, like the first four or five rounds, I couldn't land shit because that style, like it takes forever just to get used to it.
00:46:31.000
He's like, so I just thought maybe I was having an off day, but once I see that and I see Floyd do kind of the same thing, you know?
00:46:37.000
Granted, Floyd fought a different style, but I don't give a shit.
00:46:46.000
For Conor to go and his first professional fight, fight arguably the greatest fighter of all time.
00:46:51.000
It's like he's 100% in the mix now at 50 and 0. At 50-0, it's 100% in the mix that he's the greatest fighter of all time.
00:46:59.000
You think about it defensively, no one's even close.
00:47:06.000
And obviously he fought Conor a different way than he fought everybody else, that's a fact.
00:47:11.000
Conor hit him more than any fighter that ever fought.
00:47:14.000
Here's kudos to Conor and Floyd, but especially Conor.
00:47:17.000
When's the last time you saw an exciting Floyd Mayweather fight?
00:47:30.000
Conor brought the fight out of him for the first time.
00:47:35.000
You can say, well, last finish was Victor Ortiz.
00:47:38.000
He really didn't bring it to him, but Conor brought it out of him, man.
00:47:43.000
And when I watched it the second time, knowing the result, then you really appreciate what Floyd's doing.
00:47:48.000
Because although Conor did catch him, he definitely caught him with a hard uppercut in the first round.
00:47:56.000
You've got to realize, mind your P's and Q's, this guy's legit.
00:48:00.000
But Conor, even though he clipped him with that shot, never really hurt him except that one shot to the body.
00:48:05.000
I've got to be honest, in my prediction, I thought Conor was going to do well like he did in the first rounds.
00:48:11.000
I thought he was going to win four to five rounds.
00:48:13.000
And then I thought maybe that upper cup would wobble him, and that would be enough to win Conor kind of the spectacle.
00:48:19.000
Just, you know, Floyd's chin and, you know, just the boxing power's a little different, man.
00:48:24.000
It definitely is different, and I don't think Conor's loading up, either.
00:48:27.000
You know, I don't think Conor is really, like, digging in on these shots, because I think he was probably concerned about his endurance.
00:48:34.000
You gotta realize, also, this fight was relatively short notice.
00:48:37.000
So short notice that I had already booked the DC Improv in advance, and it was sold out by the time they announced the fight.
00:48:44.000
So, or not the DC Improv, the Warner Theater in DC. So if you think about that, That's fucking months in advance.
00:48:57.000
Most of the time, a fight like this is six, seven months out.
00:49:02.000
When did they announce Canelo Triple G? Been a long time.
00:49:05.000
I think between the time they announced it and when the fight starts, I gotta feel like it's five months at least.
00:49:12.000
But at least they also, boxing was smart because they set it up, right?
00:49:16.000
So they had Canelo Chavez Jr., that was a joke.
00:49:20.000
But that was literally just a setup to get him to Triple G, and they both knew it.
00:49:24.000
So you're looking at basically a year in the making.
00:49:26.000
And before that, what, two years in the making?
00:49:29.000
And here's more importantly, during that entire time, they're both boxing.
00:49:34.000
He's not really sure if he's going to actually have this boxing match with Floyd Mayweather, right?
00:49:39.000
So he knocks out Eddie Alvarez, and then somehow or another the rumblings get started.
00:49:49.000
Especially in that arena, the best of all time in that different arena.
00:49:52.000
But Floyd goes, listen, I tried making this fight before this, and the UFC turned it down.
00:50:00.000
And then he goes, and I came back and was like, yo, this is how much money we could make.
00:50:03.000
And he goes, and then they were like, alright, let's do it.
00:50:05.000
He goes, but I tried making this fight a while ago, but even before this.
00:50:10.000
But to be that close, like when they actually announced it.
00:50:20.000
So if something like that, if you gave Conor like six months...
00:50:25.000
Maybe he could get in better shape or he could survive.
00:50:28.000
He's never going to be against a guy like Mayweather who was so efficient and his movement is so crisp.
00:50:35.000
This is how I was describing it to a friend of mine.
00:50:38.000
Does your friend have a boxing or martial arts background in any facet?
00:50:41.000
He was trying to figure out why he would get so tired.
00:50:45.000
I go, okay, when you tie your shoe, you tie your shoe, you don't even think about it.
00:50:50.000
But if you have to think about tying your shoes, it takes more energy.
00:50:53.000
And you have to think, and then you've got your tents.
00:51:02.000
He's been doing it so long that he's just got it ingrained in his movements.
00:51:09.000
And Floyd is constantly pressuring him, so Conor's backing up all the time, which wears you out.
00:51:17.000
He thought he was going to be able to stop him maybe a little more, stop him from coming forward.
00:51:22.000
He wasn't prepared when Floyd put his head in his chest and did work.
00:51:26.000
The ref didn't allow him to get his rest in the clinch.
00:51:28.000
But listen, at the end of the day, I'm all about the glitch in the matrix, man.
00:51:33.000
It was so much fun that he even pulled this off.
00:51:46.000
His belief in himself is incredible, but even that is not enough if you fight a better boxer and your body gets tired.
00:51:55.000
In the beginning of the fight, if he could have maintained, somehow or another, if he was in good enough shape, that he could maintain the pace that he had- The first three rounds.
00:52:03.000
The movement that he had in the first three rounds for the entire 12. Gotta fight.
00:52:08.000
Because he's dangerous, he's quick, he's moving away.
00:52:14.000
And this is like something that comes back to, for boxing, obviously.
00:52:18.000
You don't think he has an endurance problem in UFC as well?
00:52:27.000
But if you look at his attributes, I'd say endurance is, you know, and everyone knows I'm a kind of dick rider, but if you go on, you know, his strengths, I'd say it's at the bottom as far as his strengths.
00:52:38.000
It's not bad where it's like, you know, it's not good.
00:52:56.000
Neil Magny the gazelle has some phenomenal cardio.
00:53:00.000
So does, you look at guys, you know, Jon Jones has good cardio.
00:53:20.000
I was texting with you, because what was I doing?
00:53:25.000
Oh, I was working for Showtime, and I had my phone, and then I look, and I have 70 missed texts and 23 missed calls.
00:53:52.000
Once you start talking back and forth with the Golden Snitch.
00:53:59.000
And listen, when the Golden Snitch comes out with something...
00:54:02.000
They've ran that pisser through a ton of tests.
00:54:09.000
Apparently, a court- I don't think I can say this.
00:54:13.000
Bring it, because I talked with an expert about this drug, and he fucking dropped some knowledge on me.
00:54:23.000
The reason why I don't say this is because I'm not 100% aware.
00:54:27.000
Maybe we can find some information online available.
00:54:29.000
What I had heard is that this drug is not detectable in blood, that it's a drug that's detectable in urine.
00:54:41.000
From what I heard, too, is the USADA, they have a new test.
00:54:45.000
Obviously, they'll announce, hey, we're doing this now, everyone.
00:54:49.000
And this drug was also, it's very common around power lifters.
00:54:54.000
Because you can use it in competition, and by the time you get tested after it, it has an hour's half-life.
00:55:00.000
So the shelf life is super short, but you take it and it makes you super aggro and strong.
00:55:06.000
And they go, it's so hard to obtain legally, most everyone gets a black market.
00:55:11.000
And when you get a black market, you don't know where it's coming from.
00:55:14.000
And a lot of time, and this happens with a lot of powerlifters and other athletes, when they test hot for this, it's because they got a bad batch or something else mixed into it.
00:55:22.000
This is coming from a super knowledgeable dude who knows about it.
00:55:31.000
And he goes, and it lasts maybe an hour, maybe two hours max, and that's out of your system.
00:55:36.000
He goes, so that makes sense why someone would fail directly after, because it- No, no, no, no, no.
00:55:58.000
He's saying, but also I heard they're using a new test, too.
00:56:10.000
And I'm sick of the, we have no idea what happened.
00:56:15.000
Well, is he offering up any possible scenario for what happened?
00:56:19.000
No, he tweeted out like, this is when I find out who my real friends are.
00:56:25.000
That sounds like you're feeling sorry for yourself.
00:56:31.000
Well, it's going to be the UFC money, but yeah.
00:56:44.000
In USADA, since the Golden Snitch has been around, he's a motherfucker.
00:56:47.000
I like the guy, but if you're a fighter, he's a motherfucker.
00:56:50.000
Well, hey, he's doing exactly what he's supposed to do.
00:56:57.000
No, the fighters are ruining it because they know what the fucking parameters are now.
00:57:08.000
What kind of testing was done for this Floyd Mayweather-Conor McGregor fight?
00:57:17.000
When I put the new studio, I'm going to do the curtains.
00:57:21.000
Yeah, but Nowitzki is a guy that you don't want on your bad side.
00:57:26.000
But do you ever think Dana's like, damn, bro, relax.
00:57:31.000
They knew what they were getting into, and you know what?
00:57:33.000
They just decided this is only one way to clean up the sport.
00:57:36.000
Bring in the guy who's the very best at catching people for doing drugs.
00:57:41.000
Jon Jones, since USADA's come in, he's failed three out of four tests.
00:57:45.000
The only one he didn't fail, he fought OSP. Coke is coke, brother.
00:58:02.000
How come you can drink a giant Monster Energy drink?
00:58:18.000
But I didn't do heroin, but when I did get my knee operated on, they had me on a drip.
00:58:22.000
I guess it was morphine, and I get to hit the button every time you wanted, and I'm just, bam, I was firing it in there.
00:58:30.000
I guess they let you fire it in to a point where you can't die.
00:58:33.000
I can't imagine you'd be able to keep hitting that button and then die.
00:58:43.000
Because you probably have a high pain tolerance with your background.
00:58:48.000
So if I'm bored, you give me this button that I can press.
00:58:52.000
Watching some terrible local television show that I can't change the channel.
00:59:00.000
Yeah, someone gave me a bunch of these gummies, these weed gummies, and I can't rest it, and I'm always thinking about something.
00:59:07.000
So I took the weed gummy and Mars Attack was on.
00:59:13.000
I feel like it's always on late at night for me.
00:59:30.000
Didn't Jack Nicholson play two different people in that movie?
00:59:32.000
Yeah, he played like the high roller like Vegas guy.
00:59:40.000
That's right, Jim Brown's fucking everybody up.
01:00:01.000
Remember he thought he was going to get the pussy?
01:00:18.000
Remember her and him, their heads get switched onto dogs.
01:00:22.000
That's right, they cut their heads off and put them on dogs.
01:00:28.000
He was in the military and he just runs at him and gets murked right away in front of the family on TV. He's all, fuck, and I'm going in.
01:00:42.000
Dude, I feel, especially for 1996, this was some Avatar shit.
01:00:49.000
Yeah, man, I did a movie, or what was it that I did?
01:01:02.000
No, that was the girl from The Big Lebowski, Tara Reid.
01:01:09.000
That was like the yoga bitch who was all into it.
01:01:43.000
His family sees him murked on TV. They get the TV! She cracks the shotgun!
01:01:52.000
But be prepared for a few changes to what we...
01:02:24.000
What, in your view, are some of the things that the Martians can teach us, Professor?
01:02:54.000
I remember they swallowed a nuclear bomb, they tried to nuke them, and they put it in a balloon and inhaled it.
01:03:27.000
First of all, he sold Michael Keaton as Batman.
01:03:32.000
Is it about the Joker movie that they just announced?
01:03:36.000
I think Martin Scorsese and Todd Phillips are making a Joker origin story.
01:03:41.000
I thought Jared Leto, everybody loved him as the Joker.
01:03:44.000
No, but you're talking about two different ones.
01:03:46.000
So Jared Leto's doing a spinoff Joker 2, but this one my boy Todd Feldman put together with Todd Phillips and Martin Scorsese.
01:04:05.000
As a kid, he had a permanent smile and everyone made fun of him.
01:04:26.000
Yeah, that's one of those roles where, like, Jack Nicholson did it.
01:04:31.000
They said on set he would, like, send the cast, like, weird shit in the mail.
01:04:37.000
Yeah, he'd send them, like, dead rats in the mail.
01:04:43.000
Send me that Gucci cape you're wearing, for God's sakes.
01:04:47.000
He was in a movie that documents his issues with a record company that Jamie, you're always recommending.
01:05:08.000
So he had some deal with a record company and couldn't get out of it.
01:05:14.000
They made a brutal documentary about it, and it won all these awards.
01:05:19.000
When I see awards in between those leaves, when they write things in between those leaves, I ignore it, because it looks pretentious.
01:05:31.000
Why do you have what you have to say framed in between fern leaves?
01:05:42.000
It's like when I see a company that says, world's best coffee, I'm like, I gotta try it.
01:05:46.000
You should start framing all your posters that you send out for your gigs.
01:05:59.000
One of my funniest friends between two palm leaves.
01:06:27.000
Make those quotes bigger so I can actually read them while I'm putting on my reading glasses.
01:06:31.000
Look how much smaller the quotes are than the fucking, the subtitle.
01:06:35.000
That's a bunch of independent awards, that's why.
01:06:37.000
Gotham Independent Film Awards, Audience Award winner, DOC New York City Festival, Official Selection.
01:06:44.000
Toronto International Film Festival, People's Choice Award.
01:06:47.000
South by Southwest, 24 beats per second, official selection.
01:06:52.000
You put that inside of palm leaves, official selection?
01:06:57.000
You just want to have Melbourne, Melbourne International Film Festival, official selection.
01:07:02.000
You just want to have your shit in palm leaves.
01:07:06.000
That's why they have the quote so small, they're fucking with you, Shob, and you're just eating it up!
01:07:12.000
Don't let them get you with those goddamn leaf shubs!
01:07:22.000
How about one good quote from somebody that I think I respect their opinion.
01:07:39.000
I always thought the fucking record business was shady.
01:08:10.000
There's something interesting about Jared Leto.
01:08:26.000
That's smart because he doesn't want people to think about him.
01:08:42.000
He's sponsored by Gucci, so he has way too much.
01:08:44.000
He has a Gucci scarf, cape, glasses, all this shit on.
01:08:47.000
Just because they sell it doesn't mean you have to wear it.
01:08:49.000
Anyways, so they're asking him about his appearance and his performance.
01:08:55.000
He's like, trust me, you've never seen anything like this.
01:09:22.000
See, because first of all, you're not really obsessed with this, like he's obsessed with himself.
01:09:28.000
And then second of all, you're probably not on the same drugs he's on.
01:09:32.000
I don't feel like you're giving the full effect.
01:09:34.000
You're talking about the predator of eye vision, son?
01:09:48.000
Maybe if you're high on ecstasy, this would be the best video ever.
01:09:53.000
I don't know how much that has to play into it, too.
01:10:12.000
Imagine if everywhere you went you had dancers.
01:10:23.000
MTV fucked up so bad, and I love MTV. How about they fucked up?
01:10:26.000
How about, because Jared Leto toured with Chester, the guy who committed suicide from Linkin Park, and with the guy from Soundgarden, who also committed suicide.
01:10:36.000
So they have him do an open monologue for him, right?
01:10:41.000
And he goes, alright, let's cut to the last time Chester performed on stage here.
01:10:46.000
And they're on top of Hollywood and he's singing.
01:10:51.000
MENTOS! Have you had your Memphis breath today?
01:10:57.000
And they come back like, hey, it's Nicki Minaj's ass!
01:11:02.000
And then halfway, not even halfway, 20 seconds of performance, cut it to commercial.
01:11:19.000
I think they were just like, yeah, we gotta cut the break.
01:11:22.000
Man, I, you know, look, I'm very biased about this because I don't interrupt podcasts with commercials.
01:11:29.000
But there's a big difference between like watching shit on Netflix and watching shit on regular TV or watching shit on HBO and watching shit on regular TV. I don't watch commercials.
01:11:38.000
You get brought out of the whole hypnotic effect of seeing a show.
01:11:47.000
If Game of Thrones is a commercial, there's sometimes in Game of Thrones I don't breathe.
01:11:55.000
Just wait till some shit happens with certain said dragon.
01:12:00.000
I'm trying not to get so close to anyone because everyone dies.
01:12:06.000
If something happens with Khaleesi, man, I'm gonna bust.
01:12:18.000
Yeah, but there's like interruptions in the Game of Thrones.
01:12:26.000
I tried watching Walking Dead once on regular TV in real time, and I was like, I can't even do this.
01:12:32.000
As soon as commercials I flip through, I just record them so I can fast forward them.
01:12:34.000
I don't get how they make money off these ads anymore.
01:12:37.000
Well, that's my point, is that this is a very ineffective way.
01:12:41.000
To promote things, and I think it would probably be a more effective way, like, think of all the ads they have in a show, right?
01:12:48.000
Wouldn't it be, like, way more effective if they had one very good or two very good ads at the beginning of the show, and they say, like, Game of Thrones is brought to you by...
01:13:02.000
Have it in the beginning, and know that this show sponsored this entire episode, so that the episode doesn't have to have...
01:13:11.000
They do it, but yeah, they want to do those 30-second spots to get all that money for the network, right?
01:13:15.000
But the thing is, those breaks, they ruin the art, so they make the creation worse, so it makes it less valuable.
01:13:30.000
You're going to get a fraction of the people watching them, and a lot of people are going to be upset by them.
01:13:36.000
The advertisement agency, you know, they come around, obviously podcasting, because if someone's going to listen to your show for three hours a day, you know, it's just a different dynamic.
01:13:45.000
But you're also not up there reading, you know, whatever sponsor MeUndies.
01:13:51.000
Like, if you're like, hold on, Brent, let me do this real quick.
01:13:55.000
I just don't think it's the right way to do it anymore.
01:13:57.000
I just think the only reason why we're doing it that way is because everybody always did it that way before.
01:14:06.000
I don't think that's the most effective way to do ads.
01:14:09.000
I just think that we got used to doing it that way.
01:14:13.000
I think it turns people off where they're like, fuck that product.
01:14:15.000
You know, people used to say, well, what if someone has to take a leak?
01:14:22.000
I mean, we have different control over media now.
01:14:25.000
And ultimately, we're going to get to a point where you can watch things, almost everything's going to be on demand, the way Netflix does it.
01:14:33.000
Imagine doing a Comedy Central special and there's commercials through your special.
01:14:39.000
My last Comedy Central special, I had to break it up and I edited it for commercials.
01:14:49.000
I had to do it during this constraint and when we're going to drop things in.
01:14:53.000
So it had to make sense when you shut it off and then went to commercial.
01:15:05.000
I mean, it's better than not watching it at all.
01:15:07.000
But the best way to watch something is all the way through.
01:15:10.000
But here's the question is, say if you're a company, right?
01:15:13.000
Like, outside of podcasts, which are pretty easy, just do the ads in the beginning, how do you sell things now?
01:15:26.000
I sponsor that show, and I pay enough where they don't need the other ad revenue, and I get the beginning and the end.
01:15:35.000
Because that's a tangible amount of money, right?
01:15:37.000
If you're going to have one sponsor for the entire show, think of how many sponsors that Video Music Awards must have.
01:15:45.000
Dude, this performance is brought to you by Pepsi, and then they hit it, which is almost better than doing a full Pepsi commercial.
01:15:56.000
Like, how do you advertise something without interrupting something else?
01:16:11.000
But I wonder if they must be seeing a return, because otherwise they would stop, right?
01:16:15.000
Obviously, I bet it's down, but the advertising agency is so big, the industry is so big, because who really watches things live now besides sports?
01:16:22.000
Game of Thrones, I'm on season four, for God's sakes, came out years ago.
01:16:26.000
There's other shows, like my other shows, Hard Knocks, HBO, no commercials.
01:16:29.000
And if there's commercials, I literally just won't even see one.
01:16:36.000
I watch commercials on HBO for upcoming programs.
01:16:42.000
They're showing you other cool shit they're developing.
01:16:46.000
It's like, hey, here's some cool shit you might want to watch.
01:16:49.000
But even at AMC, when those delicious ice-cold sodas pop out, I'm like, you know what?
01:16:58.000
And they also have that after they showed you a bunch of really cool shit with the previews.
01:17:05.000
Or if you get there real, real early, it's a slideshow.
01:17:11.000
When are you going to start showing me some things that move?
01:17:13.000
Lights are on, bright white screen, and then it's just like ads.
01:17:22.000
The best bread and the fucking things in between palm leaves.
01:17:34.000
You know, there's a lot of these movie theaters that are taken off that are in places where you get assigned seating and they sell booze and they bring real food.
01:17:52.000
Some dude was eating a steak next to me and shit.
01:18:02.000
It's like the same thing that airports have figured out.
01:18:06.000
How about you have a nice little restaurant right here in the airport, and they started doing that with Wolfgang Puck's in LAX, and then it's accelerated.
01:18:15.000
There's a lot of good stuff at the airport now.
01:18:20.000
Dude, San Francisco has like straight up five course meals.
01:18:42.000
They're like, look, you've got people coming in and out.
01:18:54.000
Like a fancy schmancy little place with a tasting menu.
01:19:12.000
Only fish or do you eat scallops and mussels too?
01:19:20.000
I made some lobster and then I grilled it up real proper like.
01:19:24.000
Why not just throw it in the dirt and let it get heated up by the sun?
01:19:57.000
You go to a grocery store and get live lobsters.
01:19:59.000
Jeremy, what's the last time you saw a goddamn lobster tank?
01:20:03.000
You go to Rouse or some shit, maybe they have that inhumane tank.
01:20:36.000
And their stock, as soon as they bought it, went boom, boom, boom, boom.
01:20:43.000
Get rid of those fucking people in the parking lot that harass you when you're walking out with a car.
01:20:52.000
And they're like, can I have two minutes for gay rights?
01:20:55.000
And they put their finger in front of your face like, hey!
01:21:02.000
You're ambushing me when I'm coming out with my fucking cold food.
01:21:20.000
That thing only happened to me once where the guy said, can I have two minutes for gay rights?
01:21:25.000
But I've been stopped for a bunch of other things.
01:21:29.000
Sometimes they have a whole fucking table set up.
01:21:33.000
Third Street or Abbot Kinney, there's a table set up for Syrian children, blacks, Asians, white privilege.
01:21:39.000
I don't have the time to research where this money's going.
01:21:45.000
For sure, there was some girl, real aggressive, way back in the day, it's like more than 10 years ago, at the airport, some black chick, with a bucket, an open bucket, and she had some binder with a bunch of photos in it and stuff, and she was saying, you know, we're collecting money for this.
01:22:02.000
And she goes, and she was like, real aggressive about it.
01:22:06.000
I go, you have a binder and you have a bucket that you want me to put money in.
01:22:19.000
I go, you're stealing people's money with some stupid scam.
01:22:21.000
Like you have a bunch of photos of like downtrodden people that's in some sort of a binder that's buying plastic.
01:22:28.000
And you can close this binder and you tuck it because you're going to get busted.
01:22:32.000
And you get this weird bucket that's wide open.
01:22:39.000
Oh, yeah, there's like a couple bucks in there already.
01:22:42.000
It's like, who's to stop you from taking that money?
01:22:45.000
Like, I was off of the 90s the other day, and I came to stop, and I saw this huge banner that said, help us pay for our father's funeral.
01:23:00.000
I mean, if it really is, I mean, if this girl really was trying to raise money for a charitable cause that's really good...
01:23:11.000
Like, I got out, I was like, look at that binder.
01:23:15.000
They're folded up in a binder in some printed piece of paper.
01:23:21.000
It's also like, the bucket at an open top, like, you can just reach in that bucket.
01:23:32.000
If you're a person that wants to scam people, that's a great scam.
01:23:39.000
If you go to Vegas, or not Vegas, LAX, rather, and you're walking down that where people are arriving, first of all, they just want you to get the fuck away from them.
01:23:54.000
You're seeing hundreds of people, and the people are gone.
01:23:57.000
It's not like you're doing this in a restaurant where they can see you do it to one person and the other people see you coming.
01:24:02.000
I don't think security's going to let you do that.
01:24:07.000
And that's why, like, the whole bucket thing was very bizarre.
01:24:15.000
But I'll never forget, like, how aggressive she got with me to, like, the point where my adrenaline fired up.
01:24:20.000
Where I was like, whoa, this girl might, like, swing at me.
01:24:24.000
When she said fuck you, she was like in my face.
01:24:29.000
It was enough to know that she has definitely hit people before.
01:24:33.000
It was just a person that was a little too aggressive.
01:24:39.000
So I'm like, whoa, am I going to get in a fight here?
01:24:41.000
You get to that feeling like, am I going to have to get in a fight with a chick at the airport?
01:24:46.000
Dude, I... When I was in the back after the fight, right?
01:24:57.000
So again, I'm with Terrence Crawford, American, Berto, and I'm in the back and they're saying how good Conor did.
01:25:06.000
And Showtime won me go do this post-fight show thing.
01:25:10.000
So I'm going, and I see Nate Diaz, and he's by himself.
01:25:16.000
And I see him, and I think, oh, same fraternity.
01:25:21.000
There's like, Dana, I didn't see him at the fight.
01:25:23.000
I just figured, hey, we're brothers in arms here.
01:25:27.000
But I was going towards him because he looked busy.
01:25:31.000
And whether he wanted my help or not, I figured I'd know a few things about marketing.
01:25:44.000
So I was going to go to him because I saw some interviews where he was kind of hating on Conor.
01:25:50.000
He should have celebrated Conor and what he did winning rounds against the best of all time and saying, look, I beat him up worse than Floyd.
01:26:05.000
I'm like, oh, and they're like, come on, Brandon, we gotta go.
01:26:06.000
I'm like, let me just say what's up to this guy.
01:26:08.000
I'm like, yo, Nate, bro, how about that fight, man?
01:26:11.000
Your next biggest fight in UFC history, brother.
01:26:26.000
I'm like, whoa, whoa, what are you doing right now?
01:26:34.000
He won rounds against the best box of all time.
01:26:56.000
You should be selling this fight against Conor, not me.
01:27:00.000
I said, I'm in skinny jeans and Gucci boots, for God's sake.
01:27:06.000
And then Showtime was like, come on, let's go, boys.
01:27:20.000
I literally couldn't hear him, because people were like, Shob, let's go, because they didn't want a fight.
01:27:26.000
And he keeps talking, and I'm like, Nate, use your words.
01:27:33.000
And he probably has that lisp or whatever that probably set him off.
01:27:40.000
Yeah, then he kept talking shit and I was like, what are you gonna do?
01:27:46.000
I was so embarrassed because the Showtime guy's like, oh my god, who is that guy?
01:27:50.000
I'm like, that's the guy who's supposed to fight Conor next.
01:28:08.000
I think it's the true winner, because those fights at 70 are toss-up.
01:28:15.000
Neither one should be fighting at 70. At 55, a trilogy fight makes sense for the belt.
01:28:25.000
Tony and Kevin Lee, there's just not big enough stars to get Conor to come out.
01:28:27.000
You can't do Khabib because Khabib hasn't made the weight.
01:28:35.000
So let's say, just in a perfect world, you want to do Khabib vs.
01:28:39.000
Conor, and you go on this world tour trying to build Khabib up.
01:28:46.000
How do we know he's going to make weight and doesn't pull out?
01:28:55.000
Luke Rockhold was saying that his liver shut down.
01:29:02.000
He said that his liver shut down when he was cutting weight for the Michael Johnson fight.
01:29:06.000
And then the next fight after that, he didn't make weight.
01:29:10.000
His body shut down for the Ferguson fight, and they canceled the fight.
01:29:15.000
Khabib's not even in the conversation for me anymore.
01:29:17.000
Until he gets his shit together, I'm not even entertaining the idea of him fighting.
01:29:32.000
Yeah, and he realizes now, especially in the Conor McGregor era, you gotta talk a lot of shit.
01:29:51.000
Now, remember how brash Conor was when he first got to the UFC? Very similar.
01:29:58.000
Okay, so he's 24. September 4th, he's almost 25. He'll be 25 in a couple of days.
01:30:05.000
He's super talented, looks better every time you see him.
01:30:08.000
So he's essentially like somewhere around Conor's age, when Conor, he's like a year younger than Conor, when Conor first burst on the scene.
01:30:18.000
I'd seen him on the internet and from fights in England, and I knew he was really talented.
01:30:23.000
I actually went back and forth with him with some tweets before he got to the UFC. So there's a few people who knew about him, but it was nothing like what you see now.
01:30:31.000
Kevin Lee down the road is a 155 pounder who talks a lot of shit.
01:30:49.000
That fight with Conor McGregor down the road, ooh.
01:31:01.000
However, Kevin Lee versus Tony Ferguson's a ton.
01:31:22.000
He's so intense, but he does a lot of wing chong and shit, and he does all these weird moves where he's flowing on the ground and rolling around.
01:31:30.000
He does a lot of weird shit, but his endurance is off the charts.
01:31:34.000
He cuts a shitload of weight and does it like a professional.
01:31:40.000
And he wins by knockout, and he also wins by submission.
01:31:52.000
Kevin Lee is the that's the guy right now I think.
01:31:55.000
Yeah, maybe but if Tony Ferguson becomes the interim champion and starts talking all kinds of crazy shit his star will rise man.
01:32:01.000
There's a difference between rising and then becoming like a straight-up superstar like a transcendent like Conor McGregor, Ronda Rousey like there's a certain there's a certain thing.
01:32:11.000
Because he's not really charismatic and he only speaks Spanish.
01:32:17.000
And also, Mexico has sort of a built-in boxing base.
01:32:22.000
If you're the king of boxing and you're Mexican, you already have...
01:32:38.000
But Gennady Golovkin, who's equally impressive, if not more impressive than Canelo, he's undefeated.
01:32:48.000
And, you know, he can sell like 150 pay-per-views.
01:32:54.000
150,000 pay-per-views for one of the very best boxers on the planet Earth.
01:33:11.000
$167,000 and like $125,000 or something like that.
01:33:13.000
But again, to become like a straight-up household superstar, it takes more than just being this badass fighter.
01:33:24.000
He seems like he's got a great control of his ego.
01:33:30.000
He's been with the same trainer since he was 12. Yeah.
01:33:43.000
I thought he lost the Kovalev fight, but I thought it was close.
01:33:48.000
That's what's important because that was a big turnaround.
01:33:57.000
He could come in right now with two pizzas and we'd be like, what's up, bro?
01:34:10.000
And then Anthony Joshua is supposed to fight that Russian fella.
01:34:15.000
And then I think the winner of those two fight...
01:34:21.000
But frickin' Wilder has a tough fight on his hands.
01:34:42.000
So he kind of has that, but those other guys, there's just nothing in motion.
01:34:46.000
He'll be giant for the UK, especially if he defends the title a few times.
01:34:55.000
Super articulate, very reserved and intelligent.
01:34:59.000
With Jon Jones out, he's really your only next superstar, and he's a notch down from Conor.
01:35:04.000
Like, there's Conor, Brock Lesnar, Ronda, they're here.
01:35:08.000
And then there's your second tier superstar, and then you got Jon Jones.
01:35:10.000
But Jon Jones, with this, becomes the number one fuck-up of all time, for sure.
01:35:16.000
If he wasn't already, this is the biggest one ever.
01:35:19.000
No, he's consistent at beating the shit out of people in the octagon.
01:35:25.000
Now, we can only hope and pray that somehow or another there's some mistake.
01:35:37.000
You watch that fight with Daniel Cormier and you're like, Jesus Christ, he's so good.
01:35:44.000
Like, how do we know what real Jon Jono are we getting?
01:35:46.000
Because the one we saw was the OSP one and it looked like shit.
01:35:51.000
Because he's beat everybody, including heavyweights, but he lost to Jon Jones.
01:36:01.000
Meanwhile, Ozdemir's like, fucking bring it, bro.
01:36:08.000
When I shook his hand after the fight, I was like, oh, okay.
01:36:11.000
You know how some dudes, you just shake their hand, you're like, oh, I get it.
01:36:29.000
Juice to the gills and fuck all the whores you want.
01:36:34.000
So then you have Ozdemir versus Gustin to fight DC. 100%.
01:36:46.000
I almost want to see Ozdemir fight more people.
01:36:51.000
He just grabbed ahold of Jimmy Manilow, clipped him with that left hook inside the clinch.
01:36:57.000
Like, hey, bring up 205. Like, you look at it, you're like, oh my god.
01:37:06.000
The word was that he was the guy that was sparring with Rumble all the time.
01:37:11.000
That he was one of the few guys that was willing to spar with Rumble.
01:38:09.000
That's pretty good, but the testing back then was not enough to substantiate these claims.
01:38:16.000
The Ex-Murder's just tough to sell to companies these days.
01:39:26.000
And Cyborg's not bad, but her husband's name is Cyborg, too.
01:39:29.000
I feel like there's a lot of Cyborgs out there.
01:39:33.000
Well, the Cyborg Grappler, the guy that you went with, Yeah, there's a cyborg and silvas.
01:39:39.000
In Brazil, cyborgs and silvas are like Joes and Bills here.
01:39:46.000
There's one other guy that I know that called himself Cyborg.
01:39:54.000
But also, I'm friends with Diaz, and everybody calls him Joey.
01:40:14.000
But I think growing up, everybody called him Joey.
01:40:22.000
Dude, when I used to play pool, pool halls are the place where everybody gets a nickname.
01:40:29.000
A lot of times the nickname was like where you come from, like White Plains Charlie or Mount Vernon Tommy.
01:40:51.000
When I first started playing pool, it was right after I tore my ACL. So I think I was 23. So like, hey, it's Bob the UPS driver.
01:41:04.000
This is, like, crazy little semi-homeless guy used to come and play pool all the time.
01:41:12.000
I realized about gambling addicts when I played pool.
01:41:15.000
I just did not know how many of them there were because I'd never been around them.
01:41:20.000
See, like, until I started playing pool, I didn't...
01:41:24.000
Go places like a nightclub type environment or like a place where a bunch of seedy people would hang out.
01:41:35.000
Like a lot of gambling and shit talking and people betting on things.
01:41:43.000
And then after that it was all martial arts competition and then all of a sudden I'm around these complete degenerates.
01:41:50.000
Like I've never been around them and I'm 23. Which is a good life lesson though.
01:41:55.000
There was a lot of people that are addicted to drugs.
01:41:57.000
There was a lot of methadone people that would come during the day, and they would just be like half out of it, and they would play pool, and they were terrible.
01:42:08.000
They would call them the methadoneans, and they would come in and play pool, and they would just bang balls around.
01:42:17.000
But it's funny because, like, what it was like was there were, like, a bunch of people that were under a spell.
01:42:31.000
But the crazy thing is, though, there was a guy who was the best player I ever saw, or one of the best players I ever saw, and he was a heroin addict.
01:42:39.000
And he would do heroin, and he would go into the bathroom, he would shoot up, and he would come out, and he would sit down on one of those bar stools, one of those pool stools, you know, kind of elevated with a thing for your drink.
01:42:52.000
He would sit there on this, like this, for a fucking half an hour, and everybody knew what was going on.
01:43:03.000
And I'd never been around anybody who was on heroin either.
01:43:07.000
My friend Johnny, who did a bunch of drugs, would explain to me.
01:43:11.000
He's like, he's going back there to do his shit.
01:43:18.000
And then after he sits down for a while, he's going to play.
01:43:25.000
And the guy he was playing, this guy George the Greek...
01:43:28.000
Yeah, George the Greek was one of the local big-time guys, and he was a wealthy guy.
01:43:35.000
You know, he would say, like, crazy shit, like, you got the heart of a mustard seed, you cocksucker.
01:43:49.000
And he had like some crazy spot because this guy was like literally a world-class pool player.
01:43:57.000
And he's like, he shoots the fucking nerves off.
01:43:59.000
He goes into that bathroom and he shoots that shit.
01:44:08.000
You'd look at his eyes and they were black like a gerbil's.
01:44:29.000
I ran into him at a pool tournament when I first moved to LA in 1994, and this guy tried to get me to drive him to Compton so he could cop.
01:44:49.000
It's one of the biggest pool halls in the world.
01:44:51.000
Hard Times is like a world-famous pool hall, and it's in Bellflower, California.
01:44:55.000
And a lot of big-time gamblers and top-level players used to play there all the time and even came out of there, like Keith McCready.
01:45:07.000
Legitimately one of the best pool players in the world at the time.
01:45:11.000
So this is a huge pool hall, like one of the biggest pro-level pool halls in the world.
01:45:23.000
Depending upon which part of the country and what time of the year.
01:45:27.000
So I ran into him, and I'm like, are you playing?
01:45:31.000
And he was like, yeah, I just need to get someone to put me in the tournament.
01:45:35.000
Like, it was like, I don't know, 20 bucks or something like that.
01:45:48.000
He's like, okay, but I gotta go to Compton so I can comp.
01:45:54.000
I'm like, I'm not driving you to Compton so you can buy heroin.
01:45:58.000
Because if they arrest you, they take your car.
01:46:11.000
Supra Turbo, the car with a big, crazy, stupid wing in the back.
01:46:22.000
You know what the homies would do to that thing?
01:46:26.000
You know, I was like, at the time, probably 27, ballin' for the first time in my life.
01:46:43.000
And he went out there and he lost two matches in a row, like barely paid attention.
01:46:54.000
I think those guys that get off of that stuff, cold turkey, like if you're jonesing for it.
01:47:00.000
Bro, you put him in a tournament with withdrawals?
01:47:10.000
Cause he seemed pretty, you know, I think when they get withdrawing, is that a word?
01:47:21.000
I tried going off coffee for a day and I got withdrawals.
01:47:24.000
I was like sweating, clammy skin, shaking on the ground.
01:47:44.000
I used to work out right away, but I found out that it's better if I let my brain warm up a little bit.
01:47:52.000
I have my coffee, take my kid for a walk, and then I hit the gym.
01:47:55.000
Sometimes I like to look at the news, too, just to make sure the world's not fucking falling apart before I start my day.
01:48:03.000
I have this, like, Google News thing set up on my phone, so I'll hit that without looking at social media, so I don't get looking at my own stuff.
01:48:11.000
I just go and read stuff about, like, what's happening in the world.
01:48:32.000
When I came to the door to unlock to get in, the air conditioning from our studio was blowing out.
01:48:56.000
Yesterday my girl's dad was at the house and he just goes, Brendan, it's only going to get worse.
01:49:11.000
I'm like, I know things look rough right now, but if you look for bad things, you're going to find bad things.
01:49:18.000
Whenever you see a high temperature like today, and we don't beat the record high, whatever that was, I always think about what the fuck was going on in 1927 when it was 170 and no one had air conditioning or anything.
01:49:37.000
You have to wear three-piece suits and hats like an asshole.
01:49:47.000
That would go into the courtroom with a powdered wig on with no air conditioning.
01:50:06.000
Yeah, who was like, yeah, that looks tight, bro.
01:50:10.000
Not only do they wear them, they wear them super obvious, where, like, you can see their hair underneath.
01:50:19.000
In the 18th century, men's wigs were powdered to give them their distinctive white or off-white color.
01:50:24.000
Women in the 18th century did not wear wigs, but wore...
01:50:31.000
Supplemented by artificial hair or hair from...
01:50:35.000
After 1790, English women seldom powdered their hair.
01:50:48.000
Powdered wigs called perukes were all the rage.
01:50:58.000
Sentries, powdered wigs called perukes were all the rage.
01:51:09.000
Chic hairpiece would never become popular, however, if it hadn't been for a venereal disease...
01:51:14.000
A pair of self-conscious kings and poor hair hygiene.
01:51:18.000
Well, the Peruk story begins, like many others, with syphilis.
01:51:23.000
1580, the STD had become the worst epidemic to strike Europe since the Black Death.
01:51:29.000
These people were all fucking each other to death.
01:51:57.000
At the time, hair loss was a one-way ticket to public embarrassment.
01:52:01.000
Long hair was a trendy status symbol and a bald dome could stain any reputation because they knew you had syphilis.
01:52:09.000
When Samuel Pepe's brother acquired syphilis, the diarist, what is that word?
01:52:24.000
The diarist wrote, If my brother lives, he will not be able to show his head, which will be a very great shame to me.
01:52:37.000
In the Bible, you know, God sent some bears to kill some kids because they made fun of this dude for being bald.
01:52:46.000
So, Louis XIV hired 48 wig makers to save his image.
01:52:53.000
Five years later, Louis XIV was only 17 when his mops started thinning.
01:53:04.000
Louis's cousin, Charles II, did the same thing when his hair started going to gray.
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And other aristocrats immediately copied the two kings.
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They sported wigs and the style trickled down to the upper middle class.
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The cost of wigs increased and perukes became a scheme for flaunting wealth.
01:53:34.000
An everyday wig cost about 25 shillings a week pay.
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The bill for large, elaborate perooks ballooned to as high as 800 shillings.
01:53:50.000
The word bigwig was coined to describe snobs who could afford big, puffy perooks.
01:54:03.000
When Lewis and Charles died, wigs stayed around.
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Perukes remained popular because they were so practical.
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Lice stopped infesting people's hair, which had to be shaved for the peruke to fit.
01:54:39.000
Delousing a wig was much easier than delousing a head of hair.
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You send the dirty hair piece to a wig maker who would boil the wig and remove the nits.
01:54:51.000
The term nitpicking came from picking lice out of wigs.
01:54:57.000
This is just like when Callum does that segment on your show.
01:55:15.000
It's wonderful that you're sharing these little tidbits of information, but to announce that they're going to be there in a segment and say, we're going to drop knowledge now, and then Hunter Matz pops up out of the ground like a fucking jack-in-the-box.
01:55:32.000
Dude, I have to do it so listeners, if they don't like that, to fast forward.
01:55:37.000
So it's kind of like, you know, it's almost like an ad read.
01:55:43.000
It's mine, because I was getting sick of getting dropped knowledge on.
01:55:55.000
Is it a problem that you used to do it in every episode?
01:55:58.000
Yeah, so we'd be in the middle of talking about wigs and be like, you know, in France in 1940. And then we'd go off on this thing and kind of derail the show.
01:56:12.000
That'd be great, but he sprinkles in some stuff where people are like, that's not true, man.
01:56:23.000
So I figured I might as well just label it so fans know what's happening right now.
01:56:30.000
When everybody goes, okay, now we're going to go to the let's pretend you're a Mexican game.
01:56:38.000
I'm not a fan of a thing that people do in the middle of a show.
01:56:42.000
Well, I mean, for ours, we'll have our banter back and forth like we have.
01:56:46.000
Not for three hours, because we don't do it every day, but we'll do it...
01:56:49.000
You know, if you had the same person every single day, it's tough to come up with three hours of material.
01:56:54.000
Dude, you and I could do a podcast every day for three hours.
01:56:58.000
You and I, we're some professional podcasters here.
01:57:14.000
But I'm in a lot of the same things that Callen's into, too.
01:57:29.000
He wouldn't know whatever today's current event was.
01:57:34.000
He has no idea what's going on in the world, because he's so into history.
01:57:46.000
So the idea is like, Jamie introduced you to certain stuff.
01:57:49.000
Like with sports, like Cal doesn't see on stuff, you know, whatever the fuck he does.
01:57:54.000
So I'm like, man, you didn't know, you know, Bieber flashed his dick?
01:57:58.000
Well, he's into books and stuff, which is admirable.
01:58:01.000
But that's why the show works, is he's into his thing, I'm into my thing, and then we cross-pollinate.
01:58:07.000
But is he, how much is Brian into like MMA these days?
01:58:13.000
And that's one of the reasons why I started my own show, because I'd be like, hey, did you watch that fight?
01:58:19.000
And I'm like, dude, I'm getting balls deep into this.
01:58:22.000
Well, you kind of have to if you're the fighter and the kid, and you grow this giant MMA population of listeners.
01:58:29.000
Yeah, but for whatever reason, maybe he's busy or something, he doesn't see the fights.
01:58:35.000
I'd be breaking down a fight, getting pretty intricate into it, and he'd go, so...
01:58:40.000
Beginner's question where I couldn't really get into it.
01:58:43.000
Oh, we gotta let these motherfuckers know this Saturday is January 2nd.
01:58:55.000
Podcasting, thinking, and going through my phone.
01:59:05.000
We're going to have a motherfucking fight companion.
01:59:11.000
But we are not going to do a companion for Edmonton.
01:59:14.000
Because I, that's, why do they still have Jermaine Durand and me on there?
01:59:37.000
Late replacement for injured Jermaine Durandamy.
01:59:41.000
Talita de Oliveira has apparently agreed to step in on short notice.
02:00:46.000
We gotta get Eddie Bravo drunk and bring up conspiracies.
02:01:05.000
Yeah, you know, it's a light card, but I will watch it.
02:01:14.000
Speaking of Fight Pass, did you see your boy Snoop Dogg talking shit to Conor McGregor?
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Snoop Dogg trashes Conor McGregor in profane tirade.
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Fuck that motherfucking punk-ass McGregor, you bitch!
02:01:59.000
That's what you get for coming to a motherfucking gang fight with a butter knife, you bitch-ass motherfucker!
02:02:36.000
I think he got happy when they said they had one more rib left.
02:02:41.000
I just don't get when people celebrate the demise.
02:02:51.000
Conor brought the fight to Floyd and it made it a fight.
02:02:56.000
I mean, Floyd stepped forward with his hands up and moved towards him and constantly created pressure.
02:03:10.000
A specialist, the greatest specialist of all time, beat a guy who is just not at his league when it comes to that specialty.
02:03:18.000
You know, I mean, I think that's what we should have seen.
02:03:23.000
I think it was great for Floyd because it was the most entertaining Floyd fight ever.
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Opportunity for him to showcase his ability and to show everybody what he can do.
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And for Conor, he got to show people that he can hang, until he gets tired, he can hang pretty well with the best fighter of all time.
02:03:46.000
This is what else I think is cool, is Conor's going to take those boxing skills and now bring it to the UFC. And he's been on...
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There's no fight the UFC can throw to him that's going to be bigger.
02:04:03.000
So now, unless they give him John Jones, Brock Lesnar, like a tag team, some weird random shit, which would be awesome.
02:04:10.000
So now he learns from this, and he's a guy who learns from his losses, and brings that to the UFC. I think he maybe has one, maybe two left, but still.
02:04:20.000
I mean, when you have $100 million in the bank, he even said, he goes, unless I fuck things up, I should be set for life and my kids and their kids should be set for life.
02:04:27.000
And he's very self-conscious of the repercussions of sticking around too long.
02:04:43.000
He's the only superstar, legit superstar in town.
02:05:18.000
I think people are going to be a little disappointed with the George numbers.
02:05:20.000
I don't think he's going to be as strong as you think.
02:05:22.000
I think the people that were George St. Pierre fans, that's a long time ago.
02:05:31.000
You're talking about a lot of younger people now that are just getting into it.
02:05:43.000
See, the thing about the UFC getting bigger, it's these fucking sports guys who write these really creatively negative articles.
02:05:54.000
And it was about the Bisping and George C. Pierre fight.
02:05:58.000
Oh, I thought you were saying you had to read a promo for the fight.
02:06:04.000
When you see those promos, there's nothing red.
02:06:09.000
I just say exactly what I think about the fights.
02:06:15.000
So when Showtime wanted me to cut a promo right before the fight, I was like, let me just sit down and do it, man.
02:06:30.000
You know, like when you talk about certain moments that you've seen out of a fighter that shows how special they really are.
02:06:39.000
Yeah, like when you talk about Anderson when he front-kicked Vitor Belfort in the face.
02:06:43.000
It was an electric moment, you know, that he's capable of doing these movements that just look so much faster and so much more accurate than you expected.
02:06:52.000
You know, Anderson in his prime, some of his performances, man, were just so stunning.
02:06:56.000
Now, when I'm talking about that guy, like, I don't need a script.
02:07:05.000
I've been doing it that way from the beginning.
02:07:09.000
Yeah, when you hear a guy like reading off a teleprompter in the beginning of a fight, like in the promo of the fight, like when they're talking about what's happening, what's at stake, it just doesn't feel right.
02:07:19.000
Even if it's like kind of crazy talk like Teddy Atlas.
02:07:31.000
What was the thing you read though with Bisping and Gisby?
02:07:35.000
It was just some douchey sports guy article about it, and I was like, ah, saying that George St. Pierre was getting off his rocking chair to come out.
02:07:46.000
He's coming out to fight George St. Pierre, who is...
02:07:52.000
George St. Pierre, rather, is coming out of retirement to fight Michael Bisping, who is the UFC middleweight fucking champion of the world.
02:08:01.000
You can say what you want, but he still took the belt.
02:08:03.000
You go out, but he only defended against Dan Henderson.
02:08:08.000
Yeah, he's a legit, straight lineage, 185 pound champ of the world, you know?
02:08:16.000
Again, going on my tours and seeing the actual reaction face-to-face with fans when I talk about it, it's very lukewarm.
02:08:26.000
We've got to wait for Robert Whittaker to heal up.
02:08:34.000
And once that's done, then you get to see what happens after Bisping fights GSP. Here's the thing, though.
02:08:57.000
That's September, what, the 16th or something like that?
02:09:01.000
David Brandt from World Series, his first fight in the UFC was terrible, but it's also his first in a long time.
02:09:07.000
He was the World Series champion at light heavyweight and middleweight.
02:09:11.000
Gerald Harris knocked him out with a slam in his first UFC fight way back in the day.
02:09:18.000
And then left, you know, did work in World Series.
02:09:21.000
You know, for Luke Rockwell, I think it's more of him just getting back into things.
02:09:32.000
Yeah, David Branch has won a lot of fights in a row.
02:09:40.000
Lost as a light heavyweight to Anthony Johnson.
02:09:59.000
UFC 116. Did he fight Paul Harris more than once?
02:10:07.000
Gerald Harris knocked him out in UFC 116. Lesnar versus Carwin.
02:10:17.000
Because I think that got knocked out of the night because I thought I was going to get it.
02:10:22.000
I'm pretty sure that KO slam, he got an award for that.
02:10:32.000
So he beat Vinny Magalese, who's a phenomenal submission artist.
02:10:41.000
Jokto was ranked 9 at the time or 10 at the time, but that just shows you where the middleweight division is.
02:10:48.000
Yeah, but Yushin Okami has never been the same.
02:11:09.000
But, I mean, you look at David Branch compared to Luke Rockhold's lineup, it's insane.
02:11:15.000
No, this is a terrible matchup for David Branch.
02:11:23.000
They've been talking a lot of shit to each other, too.
02:11:29.000
I mean, look at Rockhold, Weidman, Machida, Bisping, Boach, Philippou.
02:11:34.000
He hasn't fought since December of 2000, oh, January of 2016. June, sorry.
02:11:41.000
And then before that, he's on the McGregor card when he fought Weidman, McGregor, Aldo.
02:11:58.000
He head kicked him and choked him out with one arm?
02:12:02.000
And then Tim Bosch, he fucked him up with an inverted triangle Kimura.
02:12:12.000
Yeah, they got to talk Costa into walking out to take that fight.
02:12:19.000
And my manager was like, dude, if you don't walk out there, this will taint your career for the rest of your life.
02:12:29.000
And Lex McMahon was like, you better get your ass out there.
02:12:32.000
I'm telling you, you're going to regret this for the rest of your life if you don't go out there.
02:12:40.000
And Luke Rockhold was like, here, let me help you.
02:12:48.000
Well, there's a decision that people make when they've taken too much punishment and then they just can't get excited about performing anymore.
02:12:54.000
They can't get excited about competing anymore.
02:12:57.000
There's a decision that people make where once they make that decision, you gotta just get out because you will never be the guy that you were when you didn't give a fuck and you were hungry and young and you're gonna run into that guy.
02:13:08.000
You're gonna run into that guy, that guy that was you.
02:13:18.000
I think once you get in there, it's kind of fight or flight, you know?
02:13:23.000
Luke Rockhold, that's a very good left kick to the body, man.
02:13:28.000
Kick to the body when you're on the ground is legal.
02:13:58.000
Can you, like, you can't go down stomp, but can you stomp forward?
02:14:13.000
But again, Luke's not a huge pay-per-view draw.
02:14:15.000
Like, if you're the UFC and John being out, you're like, yeah, Luke has every reason he should be.
02:14:20.000
But with John being out, just go through the champs.
02:14:45.000
How many fights does he have in the UFC? He's not pulling up?
02:14:55.000
I feel like he's had two fights in the UFC. Really?
02:15:08.000
Okay, OSP. Damn, split decision, OSP. That's right.
02:15:20.000
But you look at his division, there's just nothing for him.
02:15:23.000
So he has to fight Gus Finner DC. Well, Merk and Misha is not as impressive, although Misha's a very good striker and a very good submission artist.
02:15:32.000
That was like, okay, he caught that dude coming in, clipped him with one punch, knocked him out.
02:15:37.000
But doing it to Jimmy Maniwa, you gotta go, oh, okay.
02:15:42.000
Like, if he could do that to Maniwa, he could do that to a lot of people.
02:15:46.000
I want to see him do it to someone else, too, obviously.
02:15:55.000
But I think his technique of rushing in like that, you get to a certain level where guys like DC and Gustin go, you want to do what?
02:16:15.000
And then second level, and then after that, it's a fucking free-for-all.
02:16:27.000
Like, here's the best light heavyweight in the world.
02:16:29.000
Everyone's like, nope, we've seen him lose twice now.
02:16:32.000
We've seen him get put to sleep by John in the second fight.
02:16:35.000
You want worst case scenario for DC? I think DC's the greatest light heavyweight of all time when you take out John.
02:17:01.000
We don't know what was really going on now, right?
02:17:06.000
Now, I think we are allowed to have complete open speculation with zero concern for being respectful.
02:17:16.000
I think after the dick pull thing, I go, look, man, they did his party and he was taking some dick pills.
02:17:23.000
Then you hear about this, you go, wait a minute.
02:17:34.000
I don't get JDS to go, come on, alright, that's steroids for sure.
02:17:42.000
Yeah, I'm just saying, let's say they didn't say what...
02:17:47.000
But with JDS, I give them benefit of the doubt.
02:17:52.000
And then with the dick pills, a lot of people are like, that's kind of covering up recovery therapy for when you're on testosterone and stuff like that.
02:18:06.000
Well, this is a weird one, because this one is if he was taking what you describe...
02:18:11.000
As some short-acting, quick-leaving-your-system steroid.
02:18:26.000
Did this make him more aggressive and more confident in training?
02:18:29.000
Did it add to his confidence when he was fighting?
02:18:35.000
You know that story that Shale Sutton told on my podcast about John being under the entire, like, under the octagon?
02:18:41.000
When the USADA came and pissed under the octagon, right?
02:18:46.000
This was before you had to expose your whereabouts.
02:18:50.000
You didn't have to disclose your whereabouts back then.
02:18:52.000
So when they showed up at the gym, John apparently saw them pull up and went underneath the octagon.
02:19:06.000
The gym closed, they shut the lights out, and then John came out of the octagon.
02:19:11.000
Chael's really not a liar either, besides if he's telling he's not taking steroids when he's fighting.
02:19:24.000
I don't know if it's true or not, but it makes you think, like, okay, well, what is that for?
02:19:34.000
I know, but when there's this much smoke, I'm going to go, what's going on here, man?
02:19:46.000
He's working for, I think, ESPN for the Mayweather stuff.
02:19:51.000
Max Cameron didn't take you on that $100,000 bet.
02:19:57.000
I went, Chael, you take this bet, you're going to fucking pay me.
02:20:01.000
Shakes my hand and goes, If McGregor wins one round or more, you give me $100,000?
02:20:11.000
Then after the fight, he just texted me yesterday morning.
02:20:14.000
He goes, hey bro, I'll be in LA, I'll drop the cash off.
02:20:21.000
I'll drop the cash off, you said no to $100,000?
02:20:43.000
Was like, okay, I know you're going through hard times.
02:20:45.000
So when he helped my friend, he's always had a free pass with me.
02:21:06.000
Yeah, Floyd is probably worth like $500 million now or something.
02:21:09.000
But they said he owed money to the IRS. I talked to him about that.
02:21:12.000
He was literally like, dude, my taxes, it's the same equivalent if they flagged us.
02:21:25.000
He's like, no one's broke here, for God's sakes.
02:21:30.000
I wonder how long he can keep up that lifestyle, though, with that kind of spending.
02:21:45.000
There's Johnny Depp insane, and then there's Floyd.
02:21:50.000
Floyd may want to become boxing's first billion-dollar fighter.
02:22:07.000
You don't really have a billion when you have a billion.
02:22:17.000
That bitch crazy, too, in his car with clubs and shit.
02:22:22.000
So you got Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicholson, Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan.
02:22:28.000
Knocking a little ball off that delicious drink.
02:22:46.000
Did you see that video when Tiger got arrested for drunk driving?
02:22:56.000
Why did he think that he could drive on pain pills?
02:23:03.000
Like, bro, you just got back surgery, and you're taking, like, heavy-duty opiates or whatever the fuck they're giving you?
02:23:32.000
You don't want to worry about that nonsense you got going on right there.
02:23:35.000
I would just go ahead and wear glasses if I had those two cock-eyes, too, man.
02:23:45.000
Like, Dave Chappelle was wearing some that I definitely want to get.
02:23:48.000
It was like a brown frame, and they weren't so dark where they're sunglasses.
02:23:58.000
He goes with like yellow aviators, Hunter S. Thompson style.
02:24:02.000
And just starts dressing like Johnny Depp and just starts flaunting the fact that he's a freak.
02:24:13.000
He's tied to the system with all that endorsement money.
02:24:36.000
He was taking some shit they gave people that were dying of like bullet wounds in the Old West days.
02:25:11.000
He was found unconscious in his Mercedes Benz, which was parked awkwardly on the side of the road and had damaged the driver's side.
02:25:21.000
Did you hear how he fucked up his back and knee?
02:25:24.000
He was upset because his father was in the military.
02:25:30.000
Like, put on the full thing, went through this Navy SEAL training, like, obviously not real shit, but doing all the marches and shit and fucked his stuff up.
02:25:39.000
It's one of the ways he fucked his knee and back up.
02:25:42.000
He was on this, like, intense, like, Navy SEAL training, like, shooting with him and stuff.
02:25:48.000
The Secret History of Tiger Woods, is that what's in there?
02:25:54.000
The death of his father said a battle raging inside the world's greatest golfer, how he waged that war through an obsession with the Navy SEALs.
02:26:08.000
I agree that you have to have mental toughness to work out hard and to get through brutal workouts.
02:26:19.000
I'm saying, you gotta build your body up to that, and you are a different person.
02:26:25.000
You're not a warrior going overseas to take bullets, fight for your life, and kill bad guys.
02:26:29.000
What you're doing is a very specialized thing that is worth a fucking billion dollars!
02:26:34.000
And you're also hitting that little tiny ball on this calm, quiet golf course.
02:26:38.000
I don't need you to be in the waves trying to learn how not to drown and fight sharks.
02:26:42.000
It's like taking a dude who bought a brand new Ferrari and taking him on one of those crazy dirt courses that they have those off-road Porsches drive on.
02:26:53.000
Those guys are like, they have one guy next to them.
02:26:54.000
I never, I need to ask someone what the fuck they're doing.
02:26:57.000
Next time I have like Chris Harris on, I'll ask him.
02:27:03.000
And he's going, two clicks left, one turned right.
02:27:19.000
Or get rid of the fucking dead weight telling you the directions.
02:27:24.000
I bet they could step up their app game and do something.
02:27:30.000
Taking care of the guy with the fucking notepad.
02:27:32.000
And he knows how long it takes for you to get there, too.
02:27:36.000
Because if you're driving at your fastest, even if you're off for five or six seconds, you're in the neighborhood.
02:27:44.000
It's such a different style of driving because the dirt makes the tires break loose constantly.
02:27:51.000
Have you ever considered going the Porsche track here where we can take all the cars out?
02:27:57.000
Don't they have a new one near LAX? They have a new one not far from here, but the guy was telling me they have great restaurants.
02:28:02.000
He's like, just book it, we'll take care of you.
02:28:06.000
They pick out the car, they take care of the tire.
02:28:12.000
Give me that GT3 RS. Let me get wild on that thing.
02:28:24.000
61 left, 100. 61 left, 100. Holy shit, they must be best friends.
02:28:49.000
It's a manual, but you just push up to go up and down to go down.
02:29:03.000
You know, like if you're using that H pattern, you're going up and then you're going down and then you go up to the right.
02:29:12.000
You know, the way you're doing it is, it's very different.
02:29:25.000
Like when I jump on that road and I get to send that dead heat traffic.
02:29:28.000
I go down that Topanga Canyon, I just open that bitch up.
02:29:33.000
Yeah, but it's not as fun as driving a manual to me.
02:29:36.000
If I was driving in traffic all the time, there's not a chance in the world I would want a manual.
02:29:42.000
You don't drive your GT3 in the 405. Sometimes.
02:29:57.000
Like sometimes I take the long way home or at night I just jump on the Pacific Coast Highway.
02:30:02.000
2018 BMW M5 pack 600 horsepower and MX drive all-wheel drive system.
02:30:15.000
It only tops out at $111 unless you pay for the package.
02:30:21.000
I feel like they're losing the battle with everyone else right now.
02:30:55.000
So it's like an i8, but not the electric version or something.
02:31:07.000
And it's the big body, I'm assuming twin turbo.
02:31:10.000
I don't know what the fuck that's got under the hood.
02:31:14.000
If it's anything like the 850 back in the day, look at the back end, though.
02:31:57.000
Straight up V10. But it's smooth down the highway, right?
02:32:04.000
You know, they say that's the best of the Porsches.
02:32:06.000
There was an article that I just read in one of the car magazines.
02:32:16.000
It's like a very recent article that I actually read this morning on Google.
02:32:20.000
Yeah, they were saying that it's the best version of it.
02:32:23.000
You know, you got your GT3, which is like super hardcore.
02:32:27.000
I was test driving the GT3, and I'm like, Joe, you love this thing?
02:32:30.000
You said, unless you got another vehicle, man, for you driving every day is a bad idea.
02:32:45.000
Well, it's not the GT3. It does because you buy it that way.
02:32:51.000
It makes an aftermarket one, so you can get that, get it installed, and it'll raise it up.
02:32:57.000
I know a bunch of Porsche dealerships that do it.
02:33:00.000
Can they do it on my GT3 or my GTS? Yes, my GT3 has it aftermarket.
02:33:06.000
I have to park on the street because my driveway's like this.
02:33:09.000
Yeah, I had to take one of my other buttons from something else and have it dedicated to that GT3 button.
02:33:16.000
As a matter of fact, I think they took it from a blank and they installed the button in it.
02:33:28.000
When I go near something, I'll hit that button.
02:33:33.000
Porsche GTS. 2018 Porsche GTS is the best 911, they were saying.
02:33:41.000
They were just going over like it's like hardcore but not too ridiculous like a GT3 RS and that it's pretty slick.
02:33:52.000
The Porsche, the brand new GT3 RS is only PDK. They don't make it in a manual.
02:33:59.000
So this guy spent a shitload of money to have a six-speed from a Porsche 911 R installed in a GT3 RS. That must cost so much.
02:34:34.000
2007. Or, uh, 2000, um, not 7, uh, 2009 or 10 I drove one.
02:34:41.000
The new ones, like I test drove that, the GT3, and that.
02:34:50.000
But the new ones even fast, way faster than that one.
02:34:57.000
The GT3, it's just, I felt like, it was like, I like the feel, but yeah.
02:35:04.000
If you got one of those new turbos, you'd be like...
02:35:07.000
I test drove that in the GTS. I went to the GTS. Why'd you go with that?
02:35:16.000
I saw on the show and right away, I'm like, that's it.
02:35:27.000
Because when I was a kid, I always saw a poster for a Porsche and it had the old school, it was green, and I'm forgetting it had a duck wing on it.
02:35:34.000
Yeah, that's like 1973 RS. Yeah, it's so cool, man.
02:35:39.000
You know those cars, those 1973 RS's are worth over a million dollars now.
02:35:45.000
If you bought it back in the day, it was like 20 grand.
02:35:59.000
Sharkworks just turned that thing into band or what?
02:36:05.000
A 964. It's like one of the last the air-cooled cars.
02:36:09.000
The last the air-cooled was the 993, which is like a little bigger.
02:36:23.000
And if you go earlier than that, you get them even cheaper.
02:36:25.000
You can get them pretty cheap for the 1980s cars.
02:36:29.000
I think that one I found, it was a 78 Carrera 911, but it had some reconstructive stuff to it.
02:36:46.000
Like, when you're taking turns, you have to keep your foot on the gas.
02:36:51.000
If you let off the gas, they have throttle oversteer.
02:36:55.000
Throttle, let off, oversteer or something like that?
02:37:06.000
Like, my friend Alex from SharkWorks has a 964, and it feels different because they're so small.
02:37:13.000
It's like you're more connected to what you're doing.
02:37:19.000
Especially this day, like, going down to Pena King.
02:37:24.000
I'm waiting for that, and I want a new Bronco as a daily driver.
02:37:38.000
They're going to put that up for sale, but an auction company just passed on it.
02:38:01.000
Goes on sale for $700,000 as a former agent decides it's time to cash in.
02:38:10.000
Right when OJ's getting out of jail, OJ's gonna kidnap this dude and go back to jail.
02:38:14.000
Because if this guy sells his Bronco for 700 grand...
02:38:24.000
Should we get it as like a company car or some shit?
02:39:25.000
He said, I don't want that bad juju on my blood.
02:39:37.000
Did you see him get released when they gave him parole?
02:39:41.000
And the judge who did it was a huge football fan.
02:40:36.000
But I feel like it'd be so interesting if you went down that route.
02:40:53.000
Listen, Callan would be the perfect guest to talk to him.
02:40:56.000
Callan would definitely not interrupt him and start talking about stories that he played football.
02:41:03.000
Actually, Callan and him together would be really interesting.
02:41:09.000
Callan make him feel good to compliment him, you know?
02:41:23.000
Is it poor taste if I drive around Brentwood in a brand new white Yeah.
02:41:33.000
If I go blackface and buy a bloody knife, attach a seatbelt, clanging around on the ground as you're driving by.
02:41:41.000
I just want a dope-ass brand new Ford Bronco in white.
02:41:49.000
I've seen some, what do they call those things?
02:42:29.000
They're cool until you go from a Porsche or a Bentley and jump in a Cadillac, you go, all right, kind of basic.
02:42:42.000
There's no American equivalent to, like, a Mercedes S-Class.
02:42:51.000
Like, why doesn't someone just dig in and go, let's just throw our fucking dick into this hat?
02:43:20.000
What American car can you pull up and shit on people?
02:43:25.000
Now that they don't have a Viper, you can't even pull up in a sports car.
02:43:36.000
Well, they have the market cornered when it comes to muscle cars.
02:43:39.000
When it comes to a stupid car with a giant engine that makes a ton of noise.
02:43:47.000
They still make the Corvette Z06 in a fucking manual.
02:43:55.000
Porsche's the only ones that have had the balls to bring a manual back after they took it away.
02:44:03.000
Well, because douchebags who buy Ferraris are all just trying to floss.
02:44:11.000
Dude, have you seen that Porsche Turbo you can buy?
02:44:18.000
It's like a dark, not a Scrooge McDuck gold coin, but it's like a gold color.
02:44:28.000
It's this special Porsche Turbo Platinum Edition.
02:44:34.000
And then it has black rims that are carbon fiber.
02:44:45.000
Remember when Justin Bieber had that chrome Fisker?
02:45:10.000
Because those tough-to-get ones, they're like $50,000 over sticker.
02:45:24.000
The Platinum Edition, but it adds another $66,000 onto your tag.
02:45:29.000
Exclusive series is fast, luxurious, and delightfully gold.
02:45:34.000
Beautiful special edition will be limited to 500 units worldwide.
02:45:38.000
When you make something cool, make a bunch of them, you assholes.
02:45:55.000
You're not even three seconds, you're going 60 miles an hour.
02:45:57.000
Because with those new rims that are all carbon fiber.
02:46:11.000
A lot of people don't like the way 911 turbos look.
02:46:49.000
Ah, it doesn't come with the five-piece luggage.
02:47:06.000
I mean you're flexing on people if you pull up in a gold Porsche.
02:47:11.000
But a dual pull up in a red Ferrari and double flex you.
02:47:19.000
I was in Italy, and a guy had a Ferrari in Italy.
02:47:21.000
I'm like, this motherfucker has a Ferrari in Italy.
02:47:24.000
It was red, right in front of this beautiful hotel on the Amalfi Coast.
02:47:55.000
See, for me it goes Porsche, Ferrari, and I'm not a Lamborghini guy.
02:47:59.000
Yeah, Lamborghini gets a little sketchy, but I gotta say the Huracan...
02:48:08.000
It's just like, I'm a giant tool, check me out.
02:48:11.000
Yeah, it's like if you buy a Ferrari, that's a 488 special edition sun lighter with larger appetite for apexes.
02:48:19.000
That's like the race version, but that's a shitty picture.
02:48:23.000
Go to a video of Ferrari 488. Like, that is a beautiful car, man.
02:48:31.000
But, I'll tell you what, what looks better than that?
02:49:03.000
I don't like these velvet ropes around this stupid thing.
02:49:07.000
Is this a club with a bottle service, or is this a goddamn car?
02:49:10.000
Because I don't see any fucking drinks around here.
02:49:28.000
Yeah, you're going to have some problems with them.
02:49:29.000
With a Porsche, you never have problems, really.
02:49:31.000
Yeah, it's like the difference between a girl who does CrossFit, and she's got thick ass and big legs, and her shoulders are a little stacked, and she looks great in a dress, versus a girl who's like a model who's going to turn an ankle if she goes to the beach.
02:49:51.000
I thought you were going a different route with that.
02:49:54.000
I thought you were going to say the CrossFit girl is going to eventually break down because CrossFit's some dangerous shit.
02:50:01.000
That's the Viper ACR. Bury that fucking shitty Ferrari.
02:50:13.000
As it drives by, it sticks his finger out the window and a Kid Rock song plays.
02:50:28.000
And when it gets down to fucking, you're gonna want that CrossFit girl.
02:50:33.000
You're gonna want that girl who can push her way through a spin class.
02:50:42.000
Yeah, you don't want a girl who's got like perfect genes, but she's lazy.
02:50:48.000
And she just takes Adderall for a few days before her big shoots and doesn't eat.
02:51:07.000
Those headlights aren't doing anything for me, either.
02:51:41.000
Look where the exhaust pipes come out of the back like that.
02:52:07.000
You know Jay Leno's probably got six of them that fuck.
02:52:10.000
Jay Leno takes 10. Jay Seinfeld takes 20 of them.
02:52:27.000
I never knew black with red stripes looked so badass.
02:52:43.000
Hey, we gave you three hours of dicks and what else are we talking about?
02:53:12.000
Saturday night, Stefan Skysstraper-Skroove versus Alexander Volkov, right?
02:53:23.000
And then I'm in Long Beach Laugh Factory, Long Beach September 22nd.