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Then you may tell him out, and we had to make this breakdown bike as this vital area it hard task and fighter and she's. Just a kid stop. Do you don't stop now tell you why don't we get to do with bread and shop? So I love his take on fighting in mind kit, so mad at me, because I have just vaguely do all my research and ask everybody about the fights Brendan is a bad mother, Fucker dude that the submission that he hit material with those unifil that, whereas jokers he does, he does aided eight policy other day with a hundred and twenty five pounds hanging from his waist strict polyps, not kidding. I believe it is a serious granular back. I can he is strong shit. You know he took a lot of heat for that Gracie match that matter. Mansion cause. He basically just did engaged for a while, but

There were many moments in the fight where they were engaged. There's nay moments were that cyborg. I had him in his guard and these are dangerous. Mother, fucker, Cyborg and Brennan defended every single one of them, stick in his hand in his throat and stop and that that discarded it everything perfect, but that's a tricky game. You're playing with that guy people. Don't respect that like that cyborg, food is a nasty mother fucker when it comes to Jujitsu. His jujitsu is really really really high level. If there's any body whose earned the nickname cyborg judging by the way they look, it's have felt immediate bad about my genetic structure about my fucking bone structure. What is a few cyborgs? Where people I don't know what we're talking about this is. The approach is a problem that there's a bunch of cyborgs in Brazil. Ok, this Chris Cyborg Santos was one of the best women fighters in the world. The up really nasty mortified, there's hearse. Her husband was eventually star Cyborg away and then There was this guy rubber

Abu rise and I say, is outstanding, I believe, etc. Damn he's nasty, he's, gonna, crazy guard. He goes under guys and enrich their legs apart. Angel bad, is take down. Aristide, where he's attack is tat of a human and look Brennan, didn't The he did a lot of just keep this guy off. We did a lot of that, but there were many moments where he was in that guy's guard. He said, I think, was eight times at eight cents. Seventy sounded out. Ok, that's kind of that's that fact that he was able to do. That is very impressive. You just grappling look if they were striking Brentwood, probably theirs,

we positions, you would get caught and cause you're smashing azure, hitting everywhere I wouldn't first round. He would know, will not only that dude that pole position changes entirely like the guard. Everybody loves the gardener may in the garden. Mme, it's one thing because guys aren't hitting you guys are hitting you. Rather when you're in straight Jujitsu, the guard becomes infinitely more dangerous because you're not gonna, hit that kind, the bottom, so he can grab hold. You can do things. He can be wide open and still control you as soon, as you add punches. It changes ninety percent budgets because we honor that's when you jargon you in the faint right now, you see alike as very few guys. Now will close their legs inanimate because you're taken away to your weapons, you know it back in the day. You know you, you you you guys,

Guys will try to stand up immediately and stuff like that. It's it's. A very, very precarious position of being really depends on your style. He and others still glass. The attack offer their back in a full guard like Vinnie Magala, well little and have another look at the past. It gets that was a very beautiful move or perfect old school brazilian. It still relevant the still absolutely there's openings, just like a right, hookers relevant the idea goes away, is crazy. It's crazy, they're, all they're, all those techniques for there were. You got Jake Shields, Damien Meyer. What you're you're gone. Ass. I have appointed, will tell you what man Damien my is a mother fucker at one. Seventy thank nobody did John. What worries me about Jake, going down to one seventy is checked, looks unhealthy when it does it. Maybe goddamn back in order, but I've seen him in the way ends where I'm like cheesy walks into our eyes or something I'm sure he's a big fella now is very strong, grapple or bud.

One. Eighty five, he beat some dangerous guys man, he put her put Robbie Lawlor tapped him. He fought. A five round Firewood Dan Henderson? That was one of the greatest come back in the history of Anderson Cooper will a strong from Tuesday Jan Henderson TIM, and that first round I mean tagged There's not a whole lot of humans. It could survive that he got hit the first Round Jake Shield showed, like the rarest, a rare chance, because Henderson connected flash in he got out of the ground and sword taken Henderson down Henderson, I went into fight with something wrong with them. Someone told me that he he handed back issues so it could have been, I mean, and I'm not try to make excuses for Dan, I'm sure he wouldn't have made an either, but times and you seen a guy in a fight like that. Like that's what you deal with

It goes in there and he's got some long and sometimes they throw strategy at the window. Just go after guy you're happy place. Sometimes you know you gotta play it safe and hello. Like eight miles when measuring when I saw Damien Maya, what are you talking with Jake there's something in my control, John Fitch, for that long to get us back into basically ride him like that, you know I think that Damien Maya, striking from what I understand is really grown, leaps and bounds and he's he's even keep to fight on his feet and a lot of people say that his if he does that were Jake he's an attack shake up, but then he goes to the ground, there's nothing to suggest that Jake is going to be able to please take downright Damien Miser Ressler is like percent of something like he's really effective. I'm on take downs as well, so it's gotta be interest he's a very special grab law is a very special grabber. His his area of improvement has all been

His striking catching up to the point where he could use is grappling more effective effectively like the writ story fight was even more impressive than the fits fight to me, because story, is fucking guerrilla strong that kid is with straw and Maya got a hold of him and never let go. I mean it was crazy way. He did it it just so relentless chasing them down. Holden singles trip, anomalies, hole in a single dragged through the mud dry up to the Madrid onto the mad dragons and finally got his back, and then what he's got you back ass? We your back damn you know what I did do you know what they're finding, and this raises book called the sports genome obsessed with right now how do you sports authorizing Mark Epstein, David Epstein? later in the day for why why as they say they do. You know what what they were trying to figure out why a chest Astor, First Bob, what they found was anybody who's gonna, be really good at Chaz, grandmaster or a great athlete you can.

Almost always tell by the time the twelve years old and there are few outliers, but just by the They behave in the way they work and stuff like that, and it's not the ten thousand. Our real actually is a very shoddy rule because some people can take for out thousand hours other people. Can they too? You know twenty five thousand hours. It all depends, but one of the things that they found about people master, something like great restless, great Udo, guys great boxers life. For me, where is it? even so much that they are faster or stronger experience. You have to have a certain hardware, what they call a hardware like a genetic hardware, you're gonna, be but experience when you like a Damien, my when you, when he rules sperience, allows the human mind beheld a chunk information. You can hear able to function in larger quantities. So what he's doing is here reading signals way before his reading signal that you're, giving him and tendencies, and he be able to make assumptions, even if he's not aware of it,

These may able to jump three moves ahead because he's making assumption is already predicting what you're gonna do you're thinking about it you can tell, by the way, are shifting your weight from years of experience. Oh I've been here before any compensates much faster than you do and that's the difference well, when oh well, yeah we'll dance on mine blow it a mindless way. When they have three recognising patterns before people make specific memorize the board he's memorized. Every conceivable, position on that chessboard as Jujitsu player. That eggs actually, what great masters, are able to do. They can show a great chest master obscure games with obscure things for three seconds and then they can read, they can tell you what it was exactly what to get where everything was. It's really terrifying when you're rolling with a guy who's, really really fucking good because wanna things as you feel the progressions you feel like you're, you're, ok,

trapped in his full guard. Oh shit, now he's got my arm. Oh shit, now his lock in the shoulder. Oh shit. Now it's tighter, oh shit. Now I'm in trouble, I'm fuckin real trouble. It's like this! A real progression. It's now go. Wild scramble were also in catches, are getting it's a real. You are dictating to an extent whether you know not what he's to do next, in the sense that when heap, when he moves, you have compensation, as you compensate he's already ahead of you They will never understand that if they ve never play chess or if they ve never done jujitsu that my wrongs tat way, but the book boxing's I'm, I think, there's less dimensions to it. Just because the fact that it's just hands, but clearly you see a guy like Floyd may. Whether who can t oxen against the best guys in the world and barely get hit, and the reason is exactly what they were saying is at flemed were still when you box, you learn all the different families right their different patterns that you are for workers at what he is able to do

is he knows that if he were based on this pattern, you he learn. You you create this opening. Then you stepped to the side. You do this. What he'll do his job to pattern. Three he'll literally anticipate he can you're moving over here and he's so far ahead of you. That's why it's impossible to touch the guy he's seen before you throw them what based on you body, language and based on we're your eyes. Are he's able to chunk all that information so quickly that he is the minute you think about it? The second you think I'm gonna do this he's already Harry this. Oh he's gonna do this and now his hands up before we that's interesting, because it's it's hard to explain sparring, I think, to some

who's, never spartan before the end to a lot of folks, when you look at it looks like one guys: gonna hit the guy you're, the guy is trying to hit the eye and they can meet the middle and figure out who hits who, when his there's a lot of weirdness sparring, does a rhythm too. It is it's a very strange getting him to think something and capitalizing on getting used to being hit two years that you have to be able to keep your ear you. About you how things are flying at your face? Some people just see things further phrases: Willie HANS Canvas, your head goes down and it takes a long time at work that instinct at EU body being a look see a punch in your face. Basically will, though, with a lot of will. Unfortunately, a lot of heat was instincts is actually look for. The punch tended to try to like to have a head straight up in the air. What's going on here, I try. I see things more clearly sticking your neck and getting cracked that happens,

the panic mode. You see a lot of guys in a panic mode like jail, drop, their hands down. I'll, never forget them. There was a fire from the commission night, and I dont know who started what I have. No idea what was going on August NEWS that these two guys we're in this really he'd exchange and one guy was a white guy and one guy was black guy and the White Guy went into full slap panic standing square and it just literally doing this- it was so crazy. It was so crazy was just he had a full meltdown. I couldn't believe he was about to have a fist fight with this. Guy clearly looks more physically strong, much larger, looked like like an athlete, you know, and so I don't know what happens. I saw this lapping the freaking and then a bus drove in front of us now and I couldn't see anything for lack of fifteen seconds or whatever it was into the bus, was gone and then boom the way

guys down flat, so some in between him flailing he got caught you smashed to be completely unconscious on the com. We in the street, at all, you have to do is get in a ring just chuck play around with a guy who can actually, I would say that we believe you think we're getting ring with any cruiser wait whose even an amateur boxing long time you won't touch he'll hit. You want in your whole life potential, but like I don't whenever do this again and guys at a really good with footwork they'll make you feel so stupid because of you, A person is never heard of you, gonna move your out. This guy is gonna, be move, and I and you're going to be like oh you're, not even there. Like. Oh Jesus, like you know, it's a language today, they had an amazing spare experiment. This book, where major League baseball, There's almost all of them are off the charge visually. They have twenty ten twenty seventeen video is almost no really great hitters there. I don't think there are any who have even twenty twenty vision. They almost all without a doubt, have vision that is off the charge therein,

Why? Mr Santer, I'm talking all major league hitters and in the book is very eloquent about this. And so they took our ports and who an hour to Regos and some incredible Peters, like the best of all time of their generation and they had and one of the things they found that when a baseball comes out, you and ninety five miles an hour from sixty feet away. You have to guess where it going. You're, not gonna, see it the human. I cannot register in time. To actually see and hit the ball. So what great hitters do is their able actually see the seems on the ball endless. You seems on the ball and through you, ten years of how those scenes are rolling and how that sure throws the ball their able, if their very good. If there are very good thirty percent time. They are able to predict start swinging? Basically, when he lets go above so that's Why curve balls and shit work? Yes, because they can change where the balls can evade change direction, but also the way you hit occur.

Both you're. Really great is youth. You can see the way these guys can literally cause S. Good eyes can see the path and of the red strings coming. You had ninety five miles an hour. They can chunk on information quickly enough and start swinging low as opposed to high and connect. So you have to guess now they did. The greatest citizen, major League baseball, they take a female olympic softball Pitcher, who pitches underhand The distances about forty feet a little bit more than forty feet. The boss coming were at about sixty miles an hour, not ninety five miles an hour and she bit sundry. Now these the best, and they had a much smaller ball at nine five miles an hour she struck out. Every single picture over and over and over again, because guess what their novices cause. You know why they couldn't guess they were looking at a very different ball. They didn't have the strings and she was pitch and underhand so that there is no way for them to predict anything they were swinging blind and they were as bad as you and I have at that

that's a may. So the more you learn the more we learn not only about it. You have to have a certain hardware. We know as an athlete you you never going to be you and I are never going to be sprinter sorry shit, you don't come from the west. Africa was never very fast Romeo, as the word European do short legs. Secondly, you have much longer legs and made not really. I got Delong Torso, it's very unfortunate ass. I'm a man is finally going to Montana get seventy years. I can't stay warm you're. All toasty. Could you put like an anyway? I built like a fucking tulip. Why just dressed right,

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the equator you on longer limbs? Why? Because it's a larger area of space run you to get rid of heat. So so, if you look at for the most part, people from you know Africa who Kenya, for example, they have a very different structure. Their bodies restructure, definitely also borne a much higher out to you, not beatnik Kenyan, in a long distance freight rates. It ain't happening here they run down animals until they dying persistence. That certainly was the that, with you read born IRAN that certainly what that, what our ancestors dead and that's why human beings are the best long distance runners of any animal period we are, we can run longer than any animal any antelope any horse we can run for a day.

Train for it, and no animal can do that and tell me this: why don't cowboys ride people share clashing ride horses and walk all day? I don't care if you and your parable is fuckin stupid. This is bullshit, say jealous fuck it a person have borne durance in a hoarse, be one of the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my life. What happens when you have me as a guest? I can't buy that anyway, stress for people right popular worthy man, not only get a person ride a horse all day, but there on the horse, the horses running with a person on them. Well, back, that's true saddle, never learns if you're fuckin, real math travel rifles, Clint Eastwood in life and given my trench, co Yashmak, I can't buy that's on unless male, it's actually a fact. It's actually fact that human beings are the best long distance runners of any. Turkey to be better than a horse. Because a horse actually cannot run after. If you had a horse run for twenty six miles, you have a horse walk. He had a horse run for two.

Six miles or thirty miles whatever it was started, breakdown really us and it will not that will it will, even while even a wild horse, they never run long distances ever so they just run away from cheetahs Jes there they run statutes his chief like a wild, boars risk. We have and I leave it kills ie browser. Do you can ever domestic zebra? They tried a thousand times the data to bear no That's a good question to answer a good answer, sir, but you're wrong. Do you know I was there Cannot they because a zebra will bite you? That's one thing here: so by July Horse, thereby to guess what does Ebro do hold on and it won't let go oh yeah, no zebra hold on it and start twisted, so that's it a guy you're by two clamps on dealing with. It

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why my mouth watering, when you say that people are high, but I just love venison, the poor dears bone was actually sticking out the bottom of its leg and it is made me think, like instantly about medical care and about being a being human and how much we take for granted the ability to repair ourselves and the ability to Doctors have either that the ability have today of fixing so many elements with the human body. When I went to Springfield, I went to the Lincoln Museum. Lincoln lost three of his children, but is tat at four Willie at eleven and in his lips on seventeen on both to typhus fever. And I thought to myself. The present United States lost three of us kids to disease back then that was so commonplace in he had one child left by the time he died. I believe in and think about United KIDS thing, but the misery of affordable losing for eleven years. We can imagine it that was the norm backed and bearing a child. Why didn't have that?

means didn't, have antibiotics didn't have any stage it didn't, have medical care the way we do now and didn't know really what pathogens worsen, diphtheria, typhus fever and things like that role through a you know I get some out of the anti vaccine movement pick up a history book pick up a history book and see what happened before we had that kind of healthcare. We owe a great deal Two people are Jonas Salk and the inventors of things like the smallpox. Maxie below here, about without not just diseases but also surgery. What, with their able to do today when there's the first ever FDA, approve Bionic? I is right. For commercial launch in the? U S, what Let up on my. Why hold it up a my it's on my twitter feed. I put her on there this morning, Sun, Cnet dude. We are massaging with machine, as is a little commercial placed before it, but it's incredible thereof. They ve been work. On this bionic I and The first ever FDA approved lie

a guy will soon be launching commercial in the United States divide device. You helped Tens of thousands of people suffer from a rare degenerative disease so is it an actual or something I don't know, but it's alive People to see. I think it's something you wear like glasses. It attaches to the optic nerve. Well, this is crazy. Oh my god! This is some super cyborg shit. Let me see. Yeah. This guy was a blind guy. Now is moving around. This is insane he he's these glasses on, and he he's doing all kinds of different shit. She's really turned very serious. Indeed, Lloyd suffers from recognizes pigment hosts degenerative. I disease, which destroys photo receptor cells and impedes the person's ability to detect light. Does I saw nothing except maybe I can ascertain daytime

from nighttime, there was the only thing I could perceive for seventeen years now: a device it twenty years in the making that will soon be commercially available in the. U S is helping pay since like Lloyd, a perception that sort of like a flash of light or a star did, you might think this guy now I can see boundaries and borders the August. By second sight was FDA approved earlier this year and patient. Serving screened at the twelve major. U S, hospitals chosen as implant centres and you're gonna hear beating away. The devise includes a chip with an array of electrodes that implemented on the retina and glasses with a video camera that wirelessly transmits images it converts that video into a sixty pixel image that Delivers electronic impulses to the sixty little electrodes in the chip then stimulate the rat tonight to generate perception or message that the brain can manage

bread and understand the device, doesn't restore vision that patients can detect light and dark thus identifying and objects, location and movement towards them. A sidewalk mobile stop to my office on a daily basis, and I can see where the grass comes up to a sidewalk. This way regular databases, knock enable them to drive car red, fine print on a newspaper bed might help them enjoy better quality of life. Some patients report that they can see the outline, but it's a start started to start yeah and another have from the implants? Now too, for certain that certain things, Go wrong with people's eyes like us and was talking about their there, grandmother. Was it caffeine, Madigan recycling, her grandmother driving four friends around, because she had her eyes fixed. Oh yeah, you told me about

I am not sure for Catherine. Whoever was that. Will you know that work close to. I just can't, as I'm reading spokesperson, unlike what are they gonna come up with Jean doping, where I can. My whole body can be ridiculously fast, which I think you're gonna be able to be a zebra one day, while ass it's gonna, be that guy was Craig. Venter says right. You gonna have a brain insiders, zebras body, the ability to do whatever the fuck. You want check this out this. What I blew my mind about about this, so so, if you take a huge guy, like Astro, greener branch of Juno, much more his skeleton ways than say mine, I'm a hundred pound guy, but I mean probably a lot more. The course. Six point, five pounds more me: The really of your skeletons Lula, but like inches like inches like say three three inches in length bone is alot rights and now you're, sick, spot or whatever, but little bit wider? The structure of your skeletons little bit like inches like inches like say three three inches in length bone is alive.

Rights are now your six five or whatever, but that there actual. Scaffolding allows you to put on my think kamer what the ratio is, but, like one point, one pounds of me, so can support eleven pounds I mean of bone, can spoil impounded muscle or so your dog, like nobody, says in the book, but I was amazed at that huge guy. Only his bone structure only six point: five pounds heavier out a guess, I'll lineman last like much much now there s bones and an dresses, muslin tenanted tissues arguments were that's a lot of fuckin weight and muscle intendant smashing you down with the actual sexuality. Yeah yeah is weird others only six pounds. I was amazed that I'm a well information last July, I would assume that was way more than that. I would assume at fifty or something crazy, I'm getting on my podcast excited but human the body weight, is a fascinating thing to me because I watch are these guys cut, wait for fighting and adjust really shocking, but what's past

but like water right. How much wonder you others different guys? Do it different way, some guys lose all their body fat first and then they dehydrate. You know the disk it takes to get too like your optimum way like Damien Maya is finally one. Seventy four in time we fought at one eighty five and you just couldn't overpower these guys like that It was dealing with a lot of guys that will really physically strike Anderson Anderson's very physically strong. So even if you get a whole vanished in that fight, which really had a heart. Have you are toxic fighters talk about strongly as he's very fit this from invasions? Yes, I mean yes Anderson's very physically strong. Tell in the the Rich Franklin fights when Anderson locks a hold of them with the Thai cash out. It's a nasty type lunch and it's really good, enrich Rich Franklin's, a very strong guy and rich frankly, up until that fight. It never really been dominated fight. He had some good fight, some winds and some losses. He fought. Well, you know all throughout his career. That was the. Fight where it looked like you really just

He was on another level. Guy was for son, a completely different league and part of that was Anderson controlling him in the title and controlling human just plain? with knees his his tie, clinches death here as a strong guy plus he has one. You know you don't get to have what that kind of one punch, knockout power bills many guys with triangles as well bright. Unless you have some physical, how tall is Anderson? Would you say relay six to sixty, not six? Three, maybe six through whatever it says. Why cannot how much shorter, as even John John John, is not just taller Johns just much bigger here, However, the two inch thing: it's that two inches is never a million miles. John is a big deal, those long arms Johns Master at a distance about using obsolete elegance of your smaller guy and you're. Dealing with a guy. Like John he's, gonna fuck you up at a distance that you can't catch him he's the master at that. If you watch is what we were shot Evans, he watches fight with current jack,

and he's the master at keeping guys and the end of his shots like an they come at him. No pans on the shoulders pushes em off kids. The leg pushes em off back to my range that's my range backs. The range were only he can hit. You recipes like sniping at you You come out him here controls you and then, on top of that he's got the great wrestling. So it's like, if you actually clinch algorithm, guess what we reject a very strong, very technical, good, rising, really exert fuckin wrestlers gets its real skills puzzled to wild shit. You now he'd he'll, like health due to launch due to the air people forget about that. He has. Doing that you know and John was like smashing guys. The beginning was clearly view. It looked Dantes fight like the four fight where Gustavo Dantes, when using the USA he'll launch that dude I mean launched him. It was like it was crazy why Charlotte and people think the right, I now he's very strong. It he's.

Very strong in our man that last fight was incredible. Him and Gustafson. I was one of the most amazing fights. I think the most amazing fight of everything and that's it luck, as you seem thousand, yeah, I'm pretty sure that was, I mean it's it's hard to say like what's the most amazing yeah, but it's full. Certainly right I mean yeah, that's right up there. I wonder how there, how they're going to adjust their training for this next fight. You know that's a good question. I know that I am really looking for the June dissenters, Campbell, Askest fight, because John. You re, goose mouth, that's who was it wasn't Gustavo Dantes Castello dances is digital. My my apologies as Andre Goose Molly, for that was we first heard launch and people to the air, spinning elbows, there are just a few years ago, is which is really weird: a two thousand and eight sixty three most amazing. What man I've seen

him in some tough fight assignments, really good fight. I never seen anybody get that close Thomas S. And it was the one thing I was when I know, and you and I were right there, Kate sided one that I notice was that he would that goes this dozens taller. Taiwan is an inch I was what are you talking about yeah, you know a big due to annex five. It do that. I got a lot better. I think the guy Omega three point: five percent of Americans things that are our six three or over six inaccurate there's an inside the USA thing they do in August Assembly showed him training for the fight and the the Attitude of this guy has guys like he's straight Viking straight. I encourage it's all straight Viking DNA, one of the things that he said he said never satisfied because the life of an elite athlete is you never satisfied. It can never be happy with what you did because then you gonna get fucked up.

Like tat was his attitude society every day about how dominant he is like and that that was like how he seemed like after his fight against terrorist fight, it was like you know, I was what it was, and you know Johns good fighter. That's it Jeremy, he let it going on moving on, but I think you realize that this is the part of a trilogy that you now yeah. This is no time to relax. Why wish they would just get right after I mean I am torn, because I really was he Clover versus John? I think that's a really interesting fight, the and global is a fucking killer, he's a killer. As dangerous globally, very, very urgently and airy hunting arousing team to his arrest warrant. Well, as you did, he could have easily been a world champion by now and in any other way class with any sort of circumstances. If he had been in the USA earlier and had a chance to fight against higher levels competition just six seven years ago, he could have been a champion. That's no bullshit! That's really! That's legit! He had a bit of a big time visa issue, but if you look like

the highest level. Guys, who knows he's gonna win when they get in there. But you all know who the top guys are in any given night in a lot of search circumstances like the hundred seventy pond division. George dominates a vision. I Georgia's been beating everybody, but the reality. Is he surrounded by a bunch of murderers everywhere? He turns and that any good when day, one of those guys could get up crows, Candide almost Ganum. He had kicked him and dropped them match, oh god, I'm whose only got ever really get em like that Matthews Ganum caught him in an back early in his career. But when you look at like the out of murderers in his division. It makes you realize how good he is. All my meat Islas conduct is as good as it gets even better. Now I now conduct even longer is even better. Now he got that loss made him too

to the next level, he's he's he's just phenomenon. This fucking I advise all good more encampment is a beautiful man. I mean I was. I have launched, watches IVO Gs. I was route for DS, grandmother. Tat is because Nicky as Myra, I just love. Attitude and in every single girl, that is watching Carlos conduct, including mine, literally go in the hour. I literally, I feel bad about myself and jealous, and I was I couldn't win rooting for kind of more than I wasn't just keep turned a corner owes like you, gotta give it to the skies like a bone fide new mexican cowboy, he sure is. Man is about mother fucker, he's we better. For short, genetically he's got much longer legs and I do Sir he's very tall he's very tall, and he knows how to use it and is he's is one of the things that he has. A lot of people don't talk about, as is fitness. His fitness level is like very elite the pace he can keep going to fight this one. The things you know. That's the Washington always worked with new ideas is his his ability to outpace guys says

times in a fight and its you ve, never thought before it's hard to imagine, but there's times in a fight where one guys coasting Oh, you sort of almost agreed a coast or where you know everybody but rule relaxes the aggression a little bit like in a tough via twenty five and, if a hand, eyes an ear yeah, because you don't go a hundred percent, you have to face or self will make d as can go just a little bit faster, a little bit longer and he can go round after round it right. He could do thirty minutes of em at its called doing. Triathlon exert cod. Long training are overturned his machine overturn longterm yeah he's differences insane. I mean it's insane, so you just get on guys. Are garlic Paul Daily, just get on and stay ANA just go after? What are these old school? Boxers coaches would have you run for an hour and a half slowly, not long. They keep your heart rate up at a certain levels. Can I travelled on training back in the day you as a boxer? They would make you of your fighting a fifteen round fight. Good luck. They make

You literally run for an hour and a half to two hours and it wouldn't be long running. I wouldn't be hard running, but it would be running and what did they never really found a substitute for that particular kind of training for it for fighting, because it puts you to cardiovascular state where, where you will, you will be able to sustain for set for a long time it man just having been arrested. Six minutes is Isn T on nine May College Freestyle is nightmare. I can't in fifteen. I can't imagine twenty five minutes when you're mixing in punching knee using it. It's it's truly you truly have to be. You know a freak and end. Even being able at your veo max being some people just either. Have it down that's another genetic thing where you can either you re use oxygen more. Surely one you're boxing wrestling Cycling Running some people just convert auction in a much more efficient manner into their red blood cells.

Then do other people, so your veo MAX can be worked on for sure, and you can. You can increase your cardiovascular, but some people just have a jump on it. You know like, depending on what you are genetic make so like when you know, there's a really fight bill. Burbage were bill, Berwin on car, o Brien and was talking about Lance Armstrong Reefs loan at it I ll The tool that should pull that should play that Salerno still cause it's so fuckin. True bill bird on Conan talking about lands, Armstrong, its g yes yeah. Well, it's his is take on. It is so dead on they're all on drugs. Everybody was on drugs. Like my friend and your friend, you know the guy we won't. We have saved name whose, It was a pro cyclic one point time he Knew about this he's always said this like way back in the day, he was like look they're all on drugs. I was on it everyone.

The team resigning goes. You would hear guys get off the bus in the middle of the night and unwrapped, thereby because they have to go running because their EPA was making them fuckin crazy cod where does makes your heart beat? Finally, any you start feeling weird nuclear each base good. Coming up your fuckin, you gotta get a blow out some some blood, that's exactly right and an my problem with with, unless Armstrong was it not that he even did drugs, but that Heath destroyed other people who, he's doing: drugs in law suit, enabling us just used here, let s influence and money to do harm to peace, a bad guy and people. Were calling him out on. It will call an amount because they wanted everyone to be. You know what they are point to? Some of them were subpoenaed? Some of them didn't have a choice. They were brought up on. You know,

when the? U S, government going, you know you better tell the truth: you're gone jail, you tell the truth in then. This is what the you know. The argument against the personal freedom argument. I dont think really works in this one, because I think you have to know exactly there whenever ones doing to find out if, in fact is safe, because we your deal with it. This is an extraordinarily dirty sport, extraordinarily dirty, like perhaps ninety plus per cent of the topic and a hundred percent of the winners, are doing something there taken blood or other body, putting it back in their by that Cooper COM and I d like to do that. One day they like TCP, which does the same thing through a chemical they're all on testosterone there, the in its actually and argued that it's safer to do the Tour de France, knows I say France It's beautiful role there! That's amazing! You just did that. I never would have expected to do that. That's awesome! The tour de France what it was like, I said, Notre Dame when times that it knows that this war,

Doktor was saying that it actually I'd be safer to do it on the drugs than to do it offered a headset, a strain on your body when you do it without reserve, certain argue about, like It's all about your ability to recover from what you putting out and how much can you put out and how much can you recover and how well do you know your body what a certain points, how these guys we're late thirties and their recovering like like young pups eighteen year old, Yossi eighteen, you will get a scratch it's gone tomorrow. It is he like the academic, delivering gather here. What do you remember how hard your dick was always hard? We were eighteen guy, like those levels of hormones, are never reached again. I never forgot. One time I was I was thinking about this girl is a young was quite twenty. Three I was in New York. I was on my way to theatre class. I walk down like like lilacs just thinking of my colleagues here. This girl,

get the fuck and shall be as I'm walking out where these plants- and I hear this big, very gay black man go. Oh, he got she started was issue as any started. Walking around with me. Packages is handicapped, will look and gone and he was so enemy hours I gotta get. I gotta get this thing down right now and I gotta get out of here. It was He followed me for a block gig, as we had only just like cars. We hit on girls like everybody thinks that, because gay. You have actually been talking about. The sun stated their they're automatically gonna. Be nice you're crazy, like a person them everybody should get there. First, you know blanks late. I agree with that, but stray black. Why? Our whatever

whenever, whenever our who cares earnest, if it is a complicated human me, the rest of it gets real freaky just cause, you sucked ex doesn't mean you're awesome now nor Zaire near now lies authority more than your own, tackle you at the knees, still unaware people out there period. I'm sure there are guys, look at you and go There are probably their gay rapists like their straight rapists. Amene did all mother the whole human spectrum exists within one you are we have two minutes is bad. People is bad people in every single walk of life. It's this sorts of possible combinations of people how they turn out, but that those days those hormone days of the eighteen like that, like I look, can that sometimes the might. How was I ever expected to make decisions for myself back then? I was this raised hormonal mess as well

everyone was friends with you have the greatest you put have the grids metaphor, I've ever heard of my life when the greatest bits of our actually in my life seen anywhere to me that the what what it's like four to have a hard. This younger his hike you're in the back of a bus and somebody else's driving that laws and that whole bit. You did to me top five grew spit of our time, and I have that on anything you don't. Oh, my god, you're crazy thing. That's a genius! But that's like that's a bit. I got a lazy with and I sort of abandoned have let it go blew my mind that was whereas guy literally like was so inspiring. I went home and start writing identity with flags that there was a bit there would work really well or those twenty dance moves in it as a Thompson.

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Intimacy of the room is something really like in love with again I was in Springfield Illinois, which I'm sorry to everybody from Springfield. It's not replace you'd go for really any how rude know it, but the people a great they all grew up together, all know each other. Since fifth grade, it's really green reduced, fucking, great crowds, goods, yeah, yeah, yeah, buddy, around town, Bang and people. That's like today, school and now your marriage, somebody else we lived on the street drinking eyes do and what they don't. The problem is. They all complain about the fact that you can get away with it, because everybody knows you, so you have to be on your best behaviour all the time you can't be anonymous, which was really interesting. So it's like a small scale model, the future internet tat exactly right. It's like a giant facebook has but his bag and everybody. Everybody knows it wasn't everything, but I was I love go on the road like that, because you had these intimate experiences with a bunch of strangers and an because

I'd love to do I'm sitting there writing the whole time. It's interesting when you're talkin about that about this all town and everybody, knowing everybody. They know doc, Chris Ryan, who sat on his progress for the guy, wrote a book sex at dawn when He talks about like promiscuity when he talks about promiscuity and in primitive culture, which is basically fact. Ok, what basing it on. Almost the same things, a small town, it's everybody! Knowing everybody there in these small groups, everybody knows everybody and everybody Fox everybody gets right and it happens on reality does right, it happens. It happens all the time. That's what happens when you get down to a group of fifty people. They found that even even It's crazy sounds that small groups, people that are involved in dangerous situations they turn wife swamping. Pilots fighter pilots on a regular basis, wife swap cops wife, swabs really here, because

they loved your wife and if they're dead want someone else to love their wife too. That makes total sense and they want to be there while, like almost wild happening like you, introduce somebody wives through a special person and like you almost like accepted a new reality, and that reality is light diminish around any second now did I'd I'd way. Rather, have you been my wife and raising my kids in anybody else. I now that's that feeling I'm talking about. That's that feeling that feeling a little say. You know that I can trust. You can trust me, and you know, or vice versa, trust you, that's all If man that's what people do when they get to small groups, they saw a job and they breed with each other in order formed love bonds, and so it is more about loved and is about being a freak and the way thing about that word. Promiscuity is the original origin of the word means Mick mixed sacks sex with you sex with her. They were fuck.

Each other there having gay sex like a lot of people throughout history, we're having gaze. That's absolutely fact, and that's one of the interesting things about that I M just talking here. I am not advocating gay sex, but what I am saying: Dammit kings. It's it's very strange that in groups of of men, when men doing a were boring and when they were off like fighting and wars and disappear together and through the woods for six months, they were, bang in each other and kill each other. They were just killing each other. They were bang in each other. To now is there was the idea we have Spartans. Are you know a lot of cultures that separate men and women for a long time? There is a great deal of because geyser fuckin animals rights, as we see some due to smaller and kind of a feminist and we're like I'm gonna, fuck that guy today They didn't just do that. They also formed love bonds because they knew that they were most likely going to die. I think when you reality gets radically altered, like you're in a situation like a fighter pilot is or

a person who is perhaps going off to war you're dealing with the very real scenario of the end of your life. It's really funny my buddies and when I see a paramilitary guys, real bad ass, any works and other special forces guys ride like that delta, guys in the seal team, six guys and sealed- and they are often aren't use it using their barracks and when one of these groups are they state that what they call a cab combat action. Groping. I love how they break everything, tat, reality check and, and these guys, like real bad ass like a triple triple nickel, eighteen, whatever you now and then and there

I'd be studied and they are all like complaining about. The don't ask don't tell I gave the military to further and meanwhile he looked at her music. You guys, you guys have Trojan call names. You shave your for arms, you guys were invests in nothing underneath, if you could, you would frost your hair, but there's no defrosting area and by the way you guys are literally spotting each other's hits as you're doing slow grinding pull ups oil in your muscles down this is the gay does not occur within fucking five miles. This gay. You guys have european area because you're all topsecret this is the gayest community. I've ever been a part of his legs and all like really good. Looking young muscular shit due to have names like sparred, Spartacus and and an Achilles, ok break it down worldwide in this day and age. How much gay sex is going on in during times of WAR

percent about gay sex. I I I know that if I wasn't it foxhole or a prisoner working with you, I would probably not only if I go to smell essential man. Let me clean your back and discover, backed and you're old. Thirty on your back area. A few months you just give up needed would strike, has never been attracted to a dude. Is the only thing? have to be a radical changing of Europe, its like when you start eaten squirrels, which I still try to stay alive here, really is for all right now. It is near his tail soon rats with some parts of the world, actually the squirrels on a regular basis worlds are actually delicious. In our reason, though, I mean there are a lot of like groups that stay put I don't think, there's a lot of do. You know they say Let me make it here and a gang you're pretty much, not fuck and each other those due to fuck around. I don't know about that on either. I do want to say anything either I don't want to either. I don't know you know I d always just choked around like weird thing that Humans

more like that? They morphine they just decide okay now day? Well, one man are you ever noticed men when you get close to a guy if you're on a wrestling team a year on you know what are you? Are you watch like Emma guys in the back? You know when, when they're about to go to fight there their huggin kissing each other. You know that there is a deep deep and that's formed with training and in going to war together last year and that their their king, each other their brothers. I know its not, but I'm certainly that that that their develops a deep kinship bond and if my date followed your mouth, that in my opinion, is getting ready for a fight does not mean, while the idea would be that they would fight harder for their lover. The idea. The idea would be that they would find. Will look Achilles from Homer Kelly, the greatest warrior, mythological rhymes with his ears of killed he had a lover. Yet a male lover, Alexander the great had his attitude is, is best friend and lover. He killed him apparently when he was

I'm gonna drunken rage, but that was his lover that a lot of the great There is traditionally we're get yeah Samantha. Why Why that Alexander lose his temper zone? You don't kill a few thousand people before then. Where did he kill that guy foggy he'd had conquered the world may only be able to kill his own hands? Well do not have anything about that, but they do not. He was so strong. He could be in a full suit. Armor and jump up on his horse was short guy, but he was powerfully built what you could jump up on a horse early launch himself and was worthwhile legendary stories about sounds like these across your shit. He was very strong, is very wide for a day or two small powers, type yeah, that's gonna, build that's what I believe to shore guerrilla, like you see his shoulders powers, you always want, went on a one. Seventy four tonight how how he looked like death, death warmed over really yeah, but looked falcon shredded, I put

pull up. Our image Paul horrors way in p, a J r D, Ass Paul Horrors way in and you see him at one. Eighty five looks like this giant. He man and now he's still really muscular. Is my wait. I'm working at one! Seventy right, yeah, imagine, he's shredded shredded and then he's a rehash trade, probably these ten pounds plus heavier tomorrow so must have been helping our saying today. They the way, allow guys lose weight, they'll, drink, a lot of water, and then that's how you lose the waterway there's a lot of shit that has to happen. You have it down to certain target way before you can lose the waterway like if you're like, say if Europe, a strong guy like power as there's a lot of extra muscle going on there, and you there's only one way to get rid of that. Extra muscle is, unless you have two, you have to do it slowly or have to make sure that when you, when you're eating you're taking unless calories any need to take

less cowardly needed by source itself, so you actually have to do. You do have to restrict your color is certainly that there's there are guys you have to do. That depends on how big you are and how You know it's also like how'd. You get that big, like Are you still doing whatever you're doing to get that big in Ike? What's with your hormones? Are they being manipulated? Natural does a lot of variables because the assumption always is that someone is innocent until proven guilty, The assumption is always that you're not doing anything unusual, but when you Do you like a fuckin super strong muscular guy, like that? You always have to remember that there have been people that have been caught doing drugs. There have been many many many many once and in fact, marvellous powers he caught with elevated testosterone levels. So I don't know who he is, and I don't know who isn't that's what it looks like now. Guy shredded I mean that's but when he got onto this like helix, ok right there imagine that's before he had his his full

your body on Azra, indifferent, my friend about how policies is like my problem and maybe even shorter than we might be five seven peace. He's such a tank man. I've never seen a guy, that's that successful than that that well built You know that's out a normal frame for Emma may finer. Now, that's that's a boss, gotta! That's it Backed is digital man that guy's jitters fuckin ridiculous, he's ridiculous. Videos him wrong with guys that even at high level, that's what you look like a twenty five is afraid. We're here this ability to launch himself onto a submission that you can't stop it's a whole the leg, and it is a yank since spins and it's like a crocodile gotta hold your leg. You're fucked you just! that should apart because he's

It is very high level. It's not just the super super physically strong. He he's there's a video of him Rome with some like pretty high level guys, and he takes it, takes his guide down drop some side. Control spins gets his back and choke some all in, like miss very high level. Guy he's role with Alan of thirty second man, one use if things may impotent name in IRAN bar yes yeah. I talk to me about that. He was. I was drunk a shit and so many cities still about us is I'm sure mayhem was but who in lie about that, but now partner and as a journalist is he's a beast, his Leg locks, your fucking things of nightmares, nay, nay Mark or when a forum of Stockholm way before for me said the guy's got nasty leg, locks and all he did his drill how to get others like locks yen. He, the guy, was pointing to needs legs, as if, like me, had Oriana Allowance is where I broke. A sweat was smart we do you break a sweat? Really sweating, like you, don't have to be oily. If you

Sweaty, that's good enough MAC, so they checked his legs and like no there's, no really weird thing we're appointed and then he got and then they just jump ornament. That's him getting Ivan celebrates its first foreign yo, see who took I've insalubrious Backward Gostar, you better better start today? Takes you back and then fuck and throws lights, he's nasty man, yeah, that's a beautiful submission. So that's what I'm saying about the like he's, not just but days, dude might pierce, that's happened, today at Sir today in such a you might pierce mother Fucker dude that guy's, a mother fucker, he's gonna head, like a fire hydrants heads that why punches holes for people's faces totally shit is a fuckin, a really strong wrestler, like really high level, attacking wrestler, Jerry aggressive wrestler and, game up against the cage. Dry like drop in punches in unduly is very high level. He can get.

Control them up against cage, beat the shit out of your hips up in the air industry. Palm beat the shit out of you and then takes it down. A few times beats should at least more, but he could not go out with one punch. He's got one punch. Kayo power is an animal. So if Paul Horrors, salt, like the law questions like how much did Paul horrors lose in getting down to one seventy, how much have left in the tank because if you lose that much way, it's very possible that did it wrong or its very possible that it wasn't really attainable goal within the time period. He tried to attain it in unless you get an expert on my dolce type. God go over your wake up with you, like body, fat, measurements, water. I thought it might dolce. Guy used to fight in. He was in the ultimate fighter and then, since then, he's gone on to be like a fitness consultant for fighters. What he's very knowledgeable and Very knowledgeable, are cutting way like his the guys who is trained with that of

in terms of cut weight because of his methods of coming in in vastly better conditions than they did when they were doing it on their own citizens, for God knows what did he knows where, where your bodies had knows how to give you, the right nutrients knows how to give you cut the things out. They're going to make your body naturally lose weight and well. What is the one is being one of the guidelines of the mighty culture. What what what are they. I've actually think, madam, what what are they will be one of the guidelines four testosterone replacement therapy hormone is very good question? It varies by commission varies by by country. Zero can have a certain number of nanograms per unit of blood. Was seen. The problem is this: is this a bunch problems, but the problem is first and foremost that its very variable beat me, in that, if you take it the or levels between today and tomorrow, why, where gonna be out depends entirely on. When

You injected it d, entirely on. You know what kind of stuff You put your body. What kind of testosterone depends entirely on whether or not you injected or the you apply it to your skin. Alot of people just apply the skin. So with all those variables, there's a lot of room for factory. So what you you do. Is you It's starting british heeded started out with I'll give you away to cheat started out. We take the needle every week in YO. Yo only allowed to get x amount per week, but then, every time they're going to test you they're gonna, give you a certain amount of known ass, the other day you they can't just show up the only people that can to show up or Veda Veda testing of. Or double a dna or would double a day or v a deer either one of those two different organisations. I think both of em do that like random thing, where they wake you up at eight, in the morning and test you yeah, so the poor problem is if you're willing to gamble the way.

Gamble is issue what you're supposed to shoot and then he rubbed cream. On top of that, so Have the level that's like really hard to drop, which is the injectable level. Injectable level stays that level for a very long time, apparently like. If you take it you're, level it'll, be in your skin, being your system at a certain level, testosterone, yeah testosterone. Before take a sly say, yeah for five or six days, the cream, only last twenty four hours, so you put the cream. I hereby absorbs it and that's a rat, those who says so, in other words, you would put it with. You were inject it. Why would the cream? On top of that, when that Spyker testosterone depends on whether now you're gonna get tested? If you can't even get tested that day, like safe here

up in the morning, and you know for a fact is no one's gonna test you today, you could run that cream on your body. Work out an icy liberty, the next day you're back down, even when you sure, but the gem they come in and test you you're. Ok, but meanwhile you have more than the boot proscribed amounted to stop your test as outside really system and you're. Using that extra testosterone that extra human level of testosterone as a performance enhancing because Europe hovering in between fights, even if, when you fight You, you are fighting in the UK. You p, after the fight at a level that acceptable what was your level throughout the camp? Sure that's what we need to know and it's hard to tell you you know you can. How are they ran? Oysters are gonna, be such ancient history in about ten ten years anyway, because with Jean doping and when they can pin point and they can kind of, like block certain amount of miles, Staten, etc? Things in Europe in your genes, had it safe and it's safe now, the question:

comes wise. It illegal like now to the question of who has invested in geneticist was doktor right to compete. It's really an instant think what it says about competition now, as we learn more more that dead winners have to have us, in hardware, and then you the software, is training and stuff. Without the hardware! First, without that the mainframe, your father John Jones, has a Ferrari bod correct. There's no guesses has that you're stupid Ass, Volkswagen diesel that you have there is never gonna beat afore. I it's like this guy and unless the Ferrari breaks down, this is true. That is just like in the racing designated Stefan home, who is a war? The greatest greatest I jump in these five eleven Stefan whole yeas assuaged by five eleven. He became obsessed with high jumping, but only was eleven most item, six, seven stuff, really, yes, and he he transfer entrenching and he began

so good and I think he's one look. I'm up anything. You want to know what the gold and several world championships his Achilles tenant on his jumping foot is can withstand. It would take one point, eight tonnes to pull it apart, like it's, it's literally the hardest it three times higher than regular man, leisure, those you dick. Yes, you can hang telephone to reckon yes and he's transient any when he's an opposite yet now when he jumps his head, almost touches almost Much is his his heels. That's how flexibly as long as he well knows, it goes you, as you see a long ago. They do this record He's here his face, ideally as a ritual, he what issues on the same way everything around. No, it does a young age hi how's right, that's insane! Yes, ridiculous! Cheetah! Now that came from years and years of training, that's insane and everything else to show that again and he's jumped more

jumped more than anybody in the history of high jumping. This is insane coiled flies and you see how flexible is Thing is tall man at seven, four, eight look at TAT, that's incredible: seven feet, eight inches or seven nine things got. You know so along raises fuck man. You mentioned date next year. So along comes this guy from from Barbados or something is canadian he's. It is this barbarian guy he's like six like five or whatever, and, and we're talking and who saying you talkin about things like drinking a basketball. It is dumping and crazy ways. They really did play much bass, byways jumping, and so he starts items. Hydropower says something to the effect of you know but I jumping. Seventy goes up Jack jump like over that thing, and it was six five or six. Seventy six! You know it so bitterly for the days over after my for jobs. He jumps. He clears six

six inch four feet: eight inches with no technic, literally jumping over it. So do oh track coach comes out and goes that's not possible. Nobody talk about illegal, come niggers, Is it jumping six? Eight, never jump does not love how you dramatize these like it's. Maybe scientists will show you put in the dialogue. We do have a guy with a different voices are possible. You got no, you gotta, give delineate the characters of man. I show you do Asia South possible rackets way, there's no way, and he turned on this guy jumps. I think in eight months of practice and this guy seven host practicing his whole life in eight months practice. In practice, much zero really want is whatever he won. The world championships he jumped eight feet early cleared eight feet, or so the grassy idiotic, something in saying never been done. Eight months actually, I told never got better because he just didn't really want to train much but his its it, but he had an Achilles tendon. Apparently that was like

Times longer than the average person just born with a certain I'm a tree wound Digital just certain mechanics ia and where he is able to jump and so no matter how much you trained, we some people are. Jump and run faster and mechanics are gigantic. One words really gigantic wants is punching power, yeah the mechanics of punch power like the natural born punching power. There are certain guys that or or great great fighters, but they just perfect example, way Mccullough What color is a great fighter of a multiple time champion and in a really cool guy? On top of that he's, so I met him a million times hanging in Vegas, and it's a super super good guy. A bad motherfuckers com, the pocket rocket and his his number one issue was that he couldn't like knock eyes out with, like one punch,

it wasn't enough. He was like a volume combination, very technical design or something- but very you know just relentless relentless boxer. You know just really excellent like if you wanted to learn how to box so watch one of his his two way Gawayne Mccullough you like it was style, that you can emulate and be like incredibly successful use, a beautiful fighter and dumb either. That kind of a guy there's no way they're gonna have that sort of Tommy Hearns Power Right Tommy herds have this in whip power, in his right hand that you cannot teach a guy. You either have that you don't win. Color was a brilliant, brilliant fighter, but the difference we, what he could do with one punch and would Tommy herds could do with one part, is like the differences in getting hit with a pebble and getting hit with a fucking nuclear weapon. Here I mean getting a better example. Is islamic. Arthur is amicable, though that's wasted,

stood he's an animal man whose enemy fighters. Just show some of this. We get such shitty resolution with a gross music sound tracks, the thing which cause I'm all day You just get on top of duty is fuckin. Fighters. Savages Barrymore again. He was a savage to savages. Fucking guises movements had always, understandably up and there's no breaks for you have announced that never stops moving. Breaks for use on every round was in punch in you in the face. He would just where, on mother, Fucker, tiny guy to right is it wasn't isn't very new does have grave a large frame blake those kind of guys like you, hit you a bunch times but he'll just continue to hit you at. You know that he could certainly not me out- pushing his clean or no doubt about dab. What I'm saying is that different from what he can do and a guy like MIKE Tyson could dare you Tita magnetizing could murder

he bore- you know if you go back to when MIKE tyson- be Michael Spinks and he fuckin settlement that hope to the body and drop dumping said what happened. It happens, Frank's got up and then he uppercut at him through the ropes and images boom son. I've never seen anything like it was ruthless man and was ruthless. He could just mash you with one try. Some guys can do that. Some guys, just can't can't they never will be able to. They just do not have the ability to knock a guy out with one shot. You speak to his ability to join his body, like devotees so ridiculous. The fights that I would have loved have seen if you could get give me a machine that allow me to watch fights who throughout history and see would beat who I would take the prime MIKE Tyson. Verse Everyone, that's what I would

I would take the Thyssen package, please go back and citizen fight, Jack Johnson. I wanna see Thyssen Fight, Jack Dancing, the enticing fight Larry haunted his prime Frazier eating homes would have beaten him now. You know that I'm starting to create jobs. It was we who still pretty fuckin good when MIKE Tyson put him to sleep after two rounds, glaring, I'm still pretty fuckin good back then Thyssen with some special and Larry homes out. It was a great great great box. No doubt about it was certainly been much more competitive. If you the Larry homes at fucked up Jerry Cootie. Have you put that Larry Alms and with MIKE Tyson such a different Larry arms for the time they fought? Larry was thirty six years old started to you know. You know lawyers who are good fighter. He he's in the pantry and of great fighters Larry homes without question who has box

as you know, most of the best a heavyweight virtue is now really sparring part of you. If you are certainly when we were kings, very homes is his is number one spar party, the erasure well in a lot of ways. Larry homes in history doesn't get. There were respect that he's do because he came after Ali and he was ago beat up Ali when he beat up Ali people, never forgave him for that, and you know why he knew already so well. I ve been sure they'd been sparring partners, India, yeah and those those last days of Ali, though, should be the last days of always career should be followed by every boxer, very close with a fine tooth come so this is Larry when he had already. But you know what here's another thing: here's the we'll deal. Larry did not face a kind of opposition that MIKE Tyson did he just didn't. He does didn't you know: Larry fought a lot of good guys, but his division was particularly weak. Thyssen came along like Pink one Thomas Tony tubs, all guys that there were just do a very good fighters, but they just warrant like this.

Mother Fucker look at how fast I somewhat he was scary and it should work was amazing to elude us. Any just gonna hit you once and he was so good at that Bobby and weaving file. He got a lazier as he got further away from the custom motto chaining my own eye. They said that that was the beginning of the end also left ruining when he left left Rooney. You know those guys had a falling out and then another peekaboo God range at style, and he also got away from someone who is not bullshitting him and that's what happened in that's where he went from being the greatest in the world to like slowly but surely getting beaten by guys and then the two Douglas Fight, which is like the perfect storm D. This comes in and Douglas His mother just died and he did not give a fuck. And he was scared at all. He lost his mother, so does him and box that shit out and a huge man. By the way I was watching him. Chad, Thyssen and Thyssen's head go back like that. How you see Thyssen's heads

snap back as US dollars is just throwing those amazing job to do my best Douglas in that like when he it would in that fight put on the greatest performances in boxing history was brilliant, wasn't just brilliant, because he was frightened MIKE Tyson. It was brilliant period. It was a tremendous fight. He finally thought up this potential. Mister Douglas was always a town to God. It was little kind of a little lazy, monotonous fight and this He fought like a fucking king. He hooked off the better than anybody, I've ever seen and heavy legal provisions to the way you hooked off the jab, though dude I mean it was like really like Ali ask I mean it was beautiful. He was firing: the job and hooking off it and the fuckin our bomb left took this starts this off? Was this shit? Look it's jabbing just tat I'm tired of disparities. Look at that left bow. He catches, that right uppercut first and then that power left? We I mean

that is a fucking beautiful combination. Man in heavyweight boxing there been very few combinations that, with that gorgeous to watch on the wise that again put that leave this. The way he fires in the jabs he's fire and jams on Thyssen's, face, set them up for the upper got little League lays a trap forum. Fires in these jobs on em lays the trap form and then sends the upper cut up. The middle was this top when he finally fires this off man, that's that's like It's one of the great performances man with jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, there's, a rap for him. He set a trap for him with that Africa a beautiful combination and that's just an example of a guy mean he might not have been able to maintain that he might not of milk,

maintained it after you made so much money off this fight and after the holy filled, fight asked Momently added Mona greatness, meaning made a tremendous amount of money, and maybe he just after his mom died. He didn't want to do it anymore. Maybe the Thyssen fight, which is such a high water mark that he was done. No one can take this away from Boston Douglas that this night, It wasn't just that he was fighting and under train Thyssen. It wasn't just that he was hiding guy or underestimated him. It was that he came to give zero fox. He came, You give zero fox and show what he's capable of, and he trained like our mother fucker for this fight, he came in and incredible shape, throwing palms here. I think it was in the tenth. They stop him in the tenth around a lot of guys. It came in against size and worthy beat to a lot of ways. They did. They were so afraid of punching power. I believe the tenth Billy, was laid the fight and was also by the way after Buster Douglas had been knocked down. Here was a tent. I remember down, I think, in the eighth night I didn't know that gets, robbed Thyssen, clipped him and in Africa, Adam hurt, look

that was a fucking masterful performance and it wasn't the right Thyssen made. I would I see that bus legacy and citizen that fought Marvin David yeah. They are raising, wasn't training as much as they should have that, and that was when it was hard to get the scariest all time. Thyssen was the Thyssen, those still trying to prove himself. If you look for Thyssen verses, Marvin Frazier, that's the mother Fucker that's the bogeyman. That's the bogeyman, because you watch Thyssen and you forgot, you see Marbles Frazier across the ring from any citizen warming up you like I'm about to witness in execution, and you see Joe Frazier trying to pompous sun up, tell us and a box and Guy walks in there and he can barely breathe because he knows what's going to happen to me so nervous, he's in the ring with the peak Thyssen the ferocity because the peak really wasn't, even after he had become the champion the it was on its way up, though it is look at him, but let us build on its work

give us. I wonder how you think he'd do in Emma may against Gaza John Jonah. This was before you fought for the title. I'm pretty sure. Let me let me police, it was when he was on his way up and everybody was shooting. There perhaps get him, because he was on like a b c. I think this was so the jail Frazier located twins, twins vanity and is bad. Frazier was a great fighter lebanese daily, though that we address the item. Just like a but Margaret was like more slight in frame at that but more slightly him. That's like I'm here now. You extra look at that. Thyssen. Thyssen is just built to administer and asking look at that. Look it he's like he's like it's like a joke. He's got a cartoon character. He actually thought twice after that before you won the title, so do you know the guy is twenty years old here. This is This is a jump. The bogeyman, I didn't know the written, barbarous rageous face how enormous Fraser Box, not long

This is it for him. He might have for one or two times anagrams who wealthier sound, but this is a terrible beating. This is, growing up to wealthy. Maybe whatever there's no way we're gonna be this guy. This is forcing our well look at us. This was two completely different types of human beings. Here, look at this fight this an assault. This is not boxing match. This is a boxing match between the son of one of the greatest fighters of all time and after seemed Frazier S prize fight him. Yet, but could you imagine the horror of being garlic, Frazier and senior son just get destroyed, but with the movement of Thyssen, as he sets himself up for those punches? That's another thing: take a look at that again. Back up the last combination way crack some just to watch the feet of Thyssen. As he's throwing these shots he's adjusting

constantly, as he's throwing these bombs like this look at US boom watch, this move backwards backwards. Backers boom boom is little subtle, a move that lends itself in the perfect position, those par the genius Thyssen that a lot of people don't notice people watch guys punch. They assume that is just stand. There, pungently girl, no chance now he's constantly moving he's, just always in the absolute perfect position to punch. So, as he's unloaded, these combinations he's moving back slightly back in there's a genius and brilliance, Thyssen's destruction of frustration a lot of other people that a lot of other fighters that people don't respect or understand, because they don't know how difficult it is to just just a and your guy standing in front of you this many times and the way Thyssen is doing it with movement- is ridiculously. This boom boom now watches feet. Man watches, slides back and then perfect position. Paying

position and it looks at Marvin. His head swings again set em up bang right hand. It's almost the left is measuring the right being left here. Everything is perfect. The accuracy of both the hands and feet is spent its master phobia their dot unitedness excellent, whose very technical is an excellent technical back. That's they said how hard he worked at footwork and it was a perfect executioner who was a perfidious. Usinor thirdly can result in more muscular there than than any time in his career subject the bogeyman MIKE Tyson. That's when my Thyssen was the scariest mother, Fucker ever ever forget about sunny list in forget about Jack Dempsey, forget about Jack Johnson, they're, all great, but Dat Thyssen was the scariest mother fucker of all time, that was the bogeyman I never thought I never saw a similar died We was a destroyer tomorrow view. Would you agree with them at this point most deadly any

my manager, my train of thought, I'm confident, and they will enable me to try to an issue I could be the Jimmy, I'm sure I could beat a morsel of the three champions. Who would you like to fight anybody, muttering to put me in what could I promise not to be any fight in world? What do you think that every european scale of that fight, if they have to be a good fight, it can't take that away from becoming to champion, but I'm confident, I'm ready and waiting for my trying to tell me why you, let's take a look at the free play of my opinion, this guy, their growth does not get all theirs. Users, I think, he's the greatest boxer of all time, real terms I in that time period cases. The greatest boxer of all time only cause he's not just is not just a great destroyer. If you're watching how he's landing these combinations and how we can forces will on fighters, opinion he's the most devastating boxer period. Existed, which is he continue it for a long time right. You gotta, like put it in perspective of one who is capable of doing just because he was only capable of doing it for a few years. It doesn't mean you didn't do it like people try to, judge people

overall overall career. I don't because I, as a person whose hats of competition in my life, I know how difficult it is to maintain even them a mediocre level reform. It says that I it she is, and I know to be a world champion, like my tries in training alone, Solomon requires madness, mobile and wireless mad. What do you think of that Thyssen with someone like Russia's everybody? What about will right today? What's presumptuous, go quietly, crushes you think's rush corrosion. The MIKE Tyson of up jump the bogeyman MIKE Tyson runs through clear: go like a wolf through a pack of sheep? Really, I think he crushes all them, even when I feel I just think there was a time period. We could not be beat lifeless as well for one I've seen I've never seen anybody go through. People like he went through Frank Bruno like he went through Larry rivalries. Erotic was a giant medical razor radical way now, but he knocked and across the lily, knock them across Europe. Put him away, Tommy Martin.

Working time on his last autumn, elected them, pennies touch. The most bit of a question will stop here. He unlocked combination that I'm thinking let it go on a low birth and made an unwanted tired when forbade Milburgh Albania's guy looked. Ok, ok, maybe I'll see you later stoppages is all I'm saying is Aung San fixed I've been in, I think, Thyssen. If you put him in like if you had a time machine and you get all the money from nineteen twenty six, whatever the FUCK Jack Dempsey, was the champ and put him in

by Thyssen just bring vice like my taste, it would run through Hell. I don't know enough about our nervous catered. I've never seen anybody from with my eyes hit harder than lightest snags, hitting, I think, guys, probably hit harder like Ernie Shavers. They say if it honours saw, but Ernie Shavers was a farmer is built, different could move is fast and it wasn't just a fact that Thyssen could hit you so hard. It we see was so accurate and that's what people to understand there's a brilliant to his movement. It's not just punching power, there's been guys, have ridiculous punching power. Ernie Shavers is one o people we bring up. Tolerance is another one. Ridiculous punching power in a heavyweight division is quite a few guys, George Form, of course great, when the graves punching power guise of all time, not just punching power. Thyssen seizure, brilliance of his movement and accuracy of that combination that just spect a killer. It's amazing to watch it

our work to forego. Who knows how difficult it is to land shots like that on a moving opponent, having seen so many different fights my life and never seen a striker that could fuck with Prime MIKE Tyson. I think it was the perfect combination of emotions and this massive desire to be loved needed and perfect athleticism ridiculous genetics. Let us genetics will power end the perfect trainer in the perfect moment of his life. Like a movie man, custom motto was a boxing genius, a guy would in a round the sport. His whole life- and he saw this kitty was like whole leaves shit. I'm gonna take this kid in like here and have an anybody like that for a long period of time from the dew dead above before Patterson, he had Floyd Patterson back in the day and then the light heavyweight championing of Ali for no no known as tat, none of the others Dundee custom. Otto had had fled Patterson, those like he's, probably most famous fighter and

Adam Jose Torres ago, one road to tell all book about MIKE Tyson, the young MIKE Tyson Indent, Thyssen and he knew when he had Teddy ATLAS. Of course, to upload a ghost. And Teddy was work where the back then, but do you hear The Thyssen in the up jumped the bogeyman MIKE Tyson when it's, and after is like you know, is he's confident, but he's crazy not eat your babies, yeah right he's, I'm a patchwork. Can't be pre can be disturbed age children. That might take very good note, MR those are different MIKE Tyson that wasn't my Thyssen, who is already redlined heaters. Too much heed already been.

You too much you dirty party too hard hit already lost three hundred million dollars, those already tuning about losing that much money by crazy, crazy life around ten million dollars a week. How do you lose any was like when you see him there in there in that image than up jumped the bogeyman? He's a young man he's living in the cat skills, New York in an old man's house and he's being taken care of like a plot, a prime like like best prodigy per of a master could ever have in the last days of life. It's like incredible story. It's out of a movie, you have a boxing master was not just a box and master, but a master of psychology in the psychology of combat sports, and he has stories to go along with every one of his lessons, and he puts this kid in harm's danger in harm's way, over and over again, slowly, but surely in amateur box in competitions, while teaching him all these psychological principles in this kid can recite them back and forth at you and his lonely under the tutelage of this great master,

almost invincible and then right after his master dies. That's when should start getting crazy, that's when he loses himself and that's when he's not he's not that same guy after years and years of not being around cross anymore, not having that sort of relation father figure not justified. The figure but the master for men tour every young athlete wishes he came across when he was an orphan. I mean his. His story is so incredibly unique. You know- and I think did a good job of of on certain aspects of it in that movie with Michael Jai, why don't like job degraded It is a bad Montenegro and you know you believe, and when you look at him, he's a beast in amendment eight, why he's really talented striker giving you ve ever seen that guy work out before now? I see after yet I always had a lot of coercion. Fights array lot of the MIA unease. He's a legit black belt likes

RO dear. I think more than one different martial arts is a legit black belt, yet is also through the leaves you see if you were once those videos Rees down a bunch of martial arts moves. You see Michael J White, throw kicks the godmother. Fuckers get perfect technique with everything he does he's a gulf of really high level black belt and striking, while so his movements when he why you washed and plate. I wasn't offensive right, but I don't think they captured dogma miss that way, his childhood and how it led to beat him. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe if I went back again, I would say that just forgot about it, because Raiment these, can I don't think a two hour movie capture. What what forges someone like a phenomenon like MIKE Tyson Move is never going to capture the real thing. Nobody one thing that we just watched what amazing about it is not just the fact that we are watching a guy punch, a guy and yours.

It actually happened. That is a video of rule reality that took place its undeniable and we saw something incredibly special happened. I think what even just as amazing in some ways. First from an american like phenomenon, we know as it as it is. Figure of the twentyth century is, if that he has a one. Man show that sells out all over the world in theatres dude I have a picture with him is like one of the happiest moments. My life me like four Well, there you are- and I shall now he was that the USA is whether you have seen many times. I wear a picture of how I put it on Instagram,

I've never seen what he knows who you are using. We do things the same kind of that's. The same thing is where Lawrence Fishbone came up to me, because I want a mutual Rogan Brigham over ass. I hear my body hit luxury tat. I was so weird man returning I was sent here goes on a fan and they re like a lot of family here who acted. Morpheus is yeah. That was really cool, but he's a very nice guy is a great that's spent two months with em coming out in a movie so proud to be in a movie with Lawrence Wickwire yeah. I'm always like this certain guys like that level may go you're always like why I can't believe. I'm talking to you know Nick Nullity pretty well knit naughty is the most down to Earth Motherfucker, you will ever me. Nick nausea ran into him at fries, electronics and age nearby and a video card for my kid

joining about he's. A glass version is glasses, are exacts from tat. His son was really into computers, whose buttons hooking Sonaput some some stuff for a computer rise, you ve never been. There is like fuckin key Kevin of European I've. Been there with you for sixteen years ago, are now regarded as this is literally sixty seventy years ago, and you were now. We were you on the internet or something, but you you, you literally went to get a more memory for your computer and came out with a switchboard I'll, never forget this. I was like doing this.

I suggest you must be a scientist like. I was a more memory for hearing. I don't even want to fuck. You are talking about an you bought like a switchboard that you're gonna put into your computer. Was this memory sticks difficult? That is very serious. You may I remember just be put in place in and it's not hard memory is one of the easiest thing really wrong lines. So far you were on line five years before I even at an email. Well, I was only because my friend Robbie, Prince Robbie friends, hilarious, communion from Boston. Then I came up with and Robbie was he sold? Computers or he became a comedian, and so when we were starting out together, we were both in California around the same time. There are ninety four

he was out here. Doing some stand up and I was out here and he took me to an apple store. No wasn't even apples Torres Compusa might not have even been Apple Story ACT then- and I don't know you tell me about my first computer yeah. Remember that told you they also get on get online bear J. Ai gets can be a little expensive. We should by us. Ok, let's get this get this. I thought I would like some crazy amount of money. You know it's a buzz smart move, though in the movies get on it more. You really bad with your we're talking about this. I tweets moaning yourself, turnings that and also you, you got a lot to say man in I'm glad you're, finally doing that in these parts, gas- and I think you should write to I am writing. You- should write a blog. I am writing now and I you know, I really excited the pod gas thanks. You like this. Having done it and what I like the difference, what I do is I'll take. I read a book that I think is great and I get the f. I think somebody who's got something to say I will pay

on the pod guess I have this conversation with these fuckin award. Winning historians like Oh man, I just I just did a package, this guy wrote fourteen anyone for Only three, Sir the world before Columbus and the shit I learned about like just like. Basically things like why in the south, black they use blackmail, we're supposed to white indentured servants was because there they were resistant malaria, they were stable. At a genetic like resistance or the fact that that a tomatoes and potatoes. You know that come from South America and Europe the italian food for five years? The base we fusion cuisine detail didn't grow tomatoes until they got him from South America, Yak Potatoes change, the landscape could even one hundred when did they get a tomato. The Roma meanings change just put a finger in the fourteen hundred when, when when, when Spaniards and- and you know, and french and workable, coming in to South America in this area, and they and they

bring pigs with them. So they get enimont bore the pigs will get off was escape into the forest. They carry a lot of communicable diseases to humans. That's how they think about a lot of these communities. These fast communities of Indians and turn hey man said that there may have been up to fifty to eighty million inhabitants of the United States. When white people first came here, That is what most this discussion and talk about. Six. So you know, about this stuff and they were all decimated by by by disease. I mean literally could have been as easy as when they come out. The Mississippi Delta, with their pigs, it could have been sixty p. Or brought diseases that no one having no one had anything can you know, resistance to. They all die too, when they came back the entire area was abandoned.

It was just pottery and stone and nothing was there that so crazy, because you know we're always taught that there was nobody here, almost just a few Indians. Fifty two eighty billion, according to the latest estimates by historians, now an archaeologist paleontologist. Did the numbers are vastly larger than we thought namely that mean good percentage of was straight genocide. While there is still a lot of genocide, is well able to grant a trail of tears and the mean, but even long, believing that they still have reservations to this day long before. That, though, was disease. One, I think, is the disease really truly decimated ninety percent of the pocket. So you know, I don't think it's important to differentiate what we don't actually no long before was disease, but we do know two things to a hideous histories way to buddy. I think to you that I think we do know too thanks. We know they definitely got a lot of diseases from Europeans and they definitely were murdered by Europeans. We know both. Yes, so I think one disable. This happened first and then have a second boy that

squarely. You're gonna fourteen ninety to share their gets real squirrel, and we also know that very warlike with each other by well. They were savage, is Columbus in those people were all fuckin savage ever was it's so stream. Avery was the order of the day, one of the great turning point in history. As the abolitionist worldwide. Abolition is moving the worldwide movement and slavery was done so like nobody, these were like fanatical, usually religious people at the most part, slavery, if you think about it throughout the history of human, was the order of things it was just the birth. You took em, one from Aristotle, Socrates, they all had slaves. I mean it went all the way up until the idea that you could actually change the how we look at human humanity as you're, not chattel Europe, you shouldn't belonged, somebody wasn't, was so not in people's pantheon. You, when you were conquered by another army. You are simply sold into slavery, account

tend to noble, which was a society, a civilization stand that stood for thousand years it was the the hall of Christianity when it fell in the fourteen hundreds, the entire that those that were put to the sword, the rest of them, probably fifty two hundred thousand, which is sold into slavery, and that was the That's what you did so sorry. I know your family is ever taken, their kids topic and you just what the brutality is beyond what you know. People come into play and I think it has to do with what people are used to, but that that was what they grew up that's what they saw, that's what they were used to. There was one talking about Lincoln's kids die, I was even worse back then we were sure there was a war. Spring a misery. You know where, where, if you had an abscess in your tooth, rheumatoid arthritis, Bitch, it's a you die

Its staff infection take care and scratch. You get from hammer and nails to build the house to keep your children, but you might lose your hand, that's right now and that it is possible that was it, but but what what the other side of it was that kind of contact with humanity was a great deal of trade and an so potatoes kept Europeans alive fort because you grow on the ground there, not as vulnerable as wheat, wheat in the wind will, where they get of hailstorm potato stands the ground. When marauding army comes in to take all your shit that did not looking at the ground, you get all your food at a sweep. Data even of data, which is where you can. You can basically with a sweet potato and with milk with milk products you can live, you can thrive, so you had. Tired communities in Europe who were building in Europe was built. Essentially you live. Europe was built not just on bread, but on potatoes went taters came in and tomatoes and, and you had no products like cheese, your basically fine you will, you will be fine, you grown

big strong boy. Will nutrition is such an underrated aspect of language, why people succeed and why they fairness, and not just in terms of like nations, but in terms of human beings that you know like the people but take care of their nutrition and give their body nutrients. Their bodies worked better. Their brain works better. Make more sense? It's really that simple that one of the turning point in american history was when we got rid of hookworm, there's a score of hookworm in the south after the after the civil war. Do you know that they're trying to give people hookworm to cure asthma really did Jack, as it makes rarely make there's something that happens with hookworm network worm stops asthma. So there was a doctor that was trying to inject hookworm into of chronic mad again through your feet. Doktor infects himself with hookworm for health experiments. This guy had so he swallowed

he swallowed a camera to try to fill The action in his stomach infected themselves names Doktor James Logan, infected himself with these hookworms and then swallowed a pill. A little The appeal camera to find the action in his got that guy, Let us do that. Guy's gangster, that's a doctor that did then hookworms make you anemic. They they'd they Robbie body of iron and you have no end so I say dope were hook. Worms relieve my asthma, Sesar. That's awesome through the body dramatically in vehicle and his team have lined up a spatial scanner which can see through the top layers of doktor looking skin before placing a water chocolate containing fifty book. Larvae onto his arms right here in my skin, like straight away or

gonna take for the sort of things we don't really know so. Well, let's not forget, apparently whether or not this is because you were there, not hookworm cures, asthma. Unfortunately, those hookworm, that's in disguise body that can see the camera. They were real scourge and once they created out houses and be borne going into the bathroom in the great outdoors, they walked round and bare feet it. It change the entire landscape of the south and change their entire economy, because you have communities where ninety percent of people or anemic hell energy to work from Oquirrh, that'll credit. When you go in ages, your whole changed everything. Everything you human being is a machine you, if you're, not gonna, be all take care of the dead, the pathogens diseases and stuff and people to feel good they're not can build. Do anything it's it's like the importance of sleep I'm having asleep expert on the package, because sleep is way more important. Thought way, more important to G are all chronic them. So if you're, not sleeping hydrated, sending everything falls out the damaging us. You know- and I encourage people this, and I can't stop saying I'll say it again. If you can

if you have access to an isolation tank. Please do it please the Relaxation that you get from one hour of sensory deprivation tag is like sleeping the best. Eight hours of your guy I gotta get embody, feel so loose and good. When you get out of there. It's amazing, you know as a transit, the water, because now horsey jobs, so yea, J, J Water near you had only last like a couple of years and you have to swap it out. I mean I've had I've had it for five years, the most I think I've ever had but crash the guy who runs the Float labs hill. He services that, if you have a unit in your house, he comes to my services the play, to go, though, is near you a meaning go to float lab dot com, it's in Venice. Loved survival, I can incredible. I ll be there, like. I thought I can I stay there for an hour. I did I get bored too. When buying you know You should be doing that. All the time did you should be doing time you should you ve got some cash

You should get one of those in your fuckin house really show like this one, the greatest things you could ever have I mean I have access to the most incredible environment on earth in my house on a regular basis, change who I am as a human media when I get away from it, I don't do it for wireless tartan squarely I need it, so I need it back in. There is a balancing weren't you would you like learn about What would you where I saw that movie with altered states Harrison losing that's that's come on. We heard your name or is it yes, swimmer yeah he's about mother Fucker, that's problem of motorway, try watch now. Our guy doesn't know that not all terrifying has like how did I think this is good news. I retorted like it's almost like I'm a verging for my own, idiotic shell, because I it's there's weird things about

movies that we just accepted a few years ago. This is him it's based on the work of a great man, a fascinating man named John Lily. Christ. John Lily wrote the deep self, which is a fascinating. On on floating and he also invented the sensor. Deprivation tiger Lily did a lot of weight. Weird shit like indoor species communication work with dolphins were take acid and and put himself in US sensory Deb tank near our dolphins live it's he d, freaky shit and his work was you know he was known. Like one of the most daring, of the psychedelic, delicate lily was thought to be, like our true madman, like he would, do ketamine and get into the sensory Deb tank. That was the big thing. My friend Todd actually has lilies tank

The owns lilies tightly gave it to him and the first time he ever went into a tank lily put in his tent lily to tank side by side, and they would do care together? We didn't get all amphetamine. Is it's a fucking cat tranquilizer? It's it's psychedelic, apparently, but a very dangerous one, a very hard core, very addictive one, by the way, not just psychologically but physically addictive one of the rare physically directive psychedelic and apparently lily, wafted, the way it's described by Mckenna. I've never experienced ketamine. Both the weight mechanic describes. It is he believes that one of the things you get in a psychedelic like a mushroom. Is that you're not just getting substance interacting with your brain you're, actually getting a database of experiences one of the reasons why we take eyewash, Casey, Jaguars and black people and snakes is because that's what they see in the forest in the forest they see jaguars see black people may see snakes, that's who lives in the forest. So when you take it,

your literally not just taking this substance in our your brain, are also taking this incredible database of experiences, which is why so many people have extremely similar accounts of the trip their trip reports are very similar when it dial, Oscar and guys line. Ketamine, ok, ideas, Academy is a very recent drug, so the amount of trips, very small. So when you do that I mean trip it's not this overwhelming rush of dollars and patterns in geometry and an information and egyptian iconography, and you dont get I'm ketamine you can't like an empty building like you're in put some strange place. What you're, the only one there are you going to these I have indication someone's watching you occasionally sea, like a worker whose written looking behind. Why all I know, they're paying attention to you, but it's like you're in this field. Gee psychedelic Journey, where very few people have gone before so you might not even encounter other experiences or travellers, but if you do it

gather with someone apparently go somewhere gather. This is what little used to do Lil used to that likes it. He asked my friend because I do want to do. You want to do ketamine with this cuz there's a first time that he ever done. Isolation tank make sure you know a keys. I couldn't say no to John Lily, whose holding a fucking syringe full of ketamine. He had a prep form am I worried. We hit some internationally and then just and then apparently my friend was like yelling. Some shit out on an old Tom Mccormick is he's much better to store than I am, but he we apparently had yelled out and so Lily to go like rescue him. So lily banged himself with the ketamine gets in the tank. Next to him is to tanks in the second tank and meets him on whatever fuckin channel he's on wow yeah and he, like literally, has a physical memory of lily. In communicating with him in this ketamine world, that's also The established of certain tripped means like

I was glad that, other elements in Iowa Pasqua. Is this disc plant this camera called harming and They first identified it. They were gonna call it telepathy mean because it is the when they took it together. They encountered this group state of telepathy that they all recounted. They all round did the same experiences. While there are taken this, I ask early pure similar enough in their description, because our sole fantastical, whose hard to really rare your head around exactly what you saw, but it was similar enough that they work in. Instead they were having some sort of a group. Psychedelic experience and its what's the idea that when you take a psychedelic drug, it's not simply that your your brain,

is interacting with a chemical, because in reality that's all your brain does all day. It reacts to stimuli. Real at reacts to love reacts to hate reacts, stress quarters all levels, adrenaline, there's a constant soup of chemicals that are influencing whether or not you think one way or another. Whether or not you get excited whether or not you stay calm, so ideas that this one chemical, which is produced by the human brain and is so closely replicated by Dm Tee, by I was gonna. Buy mushrooms like mushrooms, are really similar in, like their chemical structure to Dm Tee, so the fact that mushrooms are really similar to natural human Neuro. Chemistry is pretty fuckin freaking,

the fact that when you take these things, you have these these weird inter dimensional hallucinations idly. You feel like you go somewhere. I had I wear this thing. I took mushrooms. I took a three hour shower and I kept seeing myself from the side like I could see my profile, which was terrible. I was like this terrible profile. Dancing about that disasters profile. Have I've done my chest lying in a barrel. It out. I got a lot of bench to do and then I kept seeing somebody in the corner where the whip like who was cut, telling me to tell the truth. You know what wasn't whipping me, but that it is like this. I kept feeling this presence of this person with a whips, I think it was my might decide to me. That was the truth in and not lying. I realise a lot of my life was a lie. Young Young trying to do. I was living other people's lives. Those two others do listening to other people, and it was a very

very profound trip in a sense, and I actually after I got back to normal. The next day I had a I gonna do you'll reassessment of my life, I have to say, I cause I'm not gonna, be do what I want to do and listen to my own inner compass and I haven't been doing that you're very different than when you were when I first met you you're very differently, you're, very different in your good, yes, much much much better and not. That is anything wrong with you back down. You were awesome, so I met you in nineteen. Eighty four today if I met the ninety, ninety four can still be best for its now that you are now, but I know you were way more under the control of other than other directed. It was weird like in We have always been my hat luxury that luxury you didn't see. The world was a dangerous place for you. I had a lot of fall backs and I think the luxury of not having to think for yourself. I think that one of the that one of the worthy fall back of having a supportive homes structure is, which is a good thing, but

you you know when you have to fend for yourself in a lot of ways, and I did to an extent but but you know I always say, to young people it's normal and when you're young to be overwhelmed, by forces you can't explained his lot of mystery in the world and you will be directed other otherwise, Your job, as you get older, is to find out who you are and what you're supposed to do and where you're supposed to place your energy on your own terms? That is the communion. You have with yourself that that is That is the idea of it you know for me now at this age the dinner could have been a format is no mystery. I know, I know to an extent, is a lot to learn, but I see, I know who I am, I know What I am supposed to do- and I know why that's a nice place to come to this. One of the reasons I love stand up so much by the way it it's a kind of one of the things that I think is wonderful. Two privilege. I feel I get to expire. I myself in original way and

never. That challenge never goes away and it always changing its one of things. It you know it's fun, loving you and I gotta do. The road was one of the bond experience. I know you feel assemblies when you watch your friend growing is an art. Growing in itself exploits and constantly changing and having the change and and and being right of into whatever is going on it with you at the time and having the ability to be generous, loving, open, pals, where you'd not worried about the other people getting success, competition there's a lot of that in the art is to communities, whether its music or whether its comedy there's a lot of them, and they want best things that we ve ever done is eliminate that from our entire group of people like we have an amazing group of people, whether its ARI or Joey or Dunkin or Red ban are all these people were hanging around with that are up there and there did there they're doing things.

Like we are all having fun together. Right like no one is lying only brings around town to the stage Tom Cigar. Tom's occurs, brilliant man and others is so many there. So many good guys now and then to have all the Hinge Cliff twin his crystal areas: guy a work of them Sunday night at on terriers, fucking, Larry's he's constantly work until these guys are constantly working, growing and When you have, I got a group like godly. Like everybody inside grows everybody, everybody isn't a scenario city, it's not a pie your peace, this no scarcity, that's where people, I think fauna and trouble where they think of of the world is a pie and he's got this massive means. I don't have as much is not true it s a great point, its again point in that year that you're one of the best at describing that that that that mindset and you ve, ever had that mindset. Now it's one of the reasons why be we ve been good friends from the moment that we met? I just there's you don't have a douche in you know, because I look at his inspiration. Yes, I see a friend of mine because very successful. You know when I

not sure what the success you you ve created for yourself to me. It's very inspirational either the jealousy doesn't ever play a role in it. Jealousy in fact, is false emotion and you you can have it we all have we all want something that you get worried about? Your own account And when you see somebody being really go, you like on being lazier when you see an approach that energy and indifferent, where right that energy is gonna, be there no problem you if you could also be a good thing? Yes, it is a good thing. You could look at yourself unfavourably, you know and that's where the jealousy own, let the energy! Don't let that energy.

Then, as you say, that guy just lucky, he just good politics, never helps us in its loss as it is a lie and even if it isn't a lie, who cares what to do with you? Who cares if you see a guy and that guy hit the lottery? Gotta know tv show, and you know it was like friends or something like not friends, but you know what is kind of cultures and then also he's doing headline in clubs and really shouldn't be onstage raw. Would you give a hoot hair? So cares? You know you know it. You know what happens to me. If I see somebody is really good. First by Spain, metallic people are good and I walked my friend kickin ass, like you, are cigar or something like that. I get oh palmed. It just says It says to me, I feel like I'm in the right company. These people are inspiring me to move forward and keep. I want to see what I'm capable of you that's what discovery and invention is what separates human beings from animal, but also as a creator. You know you're the beautiful thing about your act as a your, creating something what I said to you when I first met. You was like why you know like putting more emphasis in dear stand by you. First of all,

you're trying to do what these guys want you to do you doing it's weird alternative thing. We are being like real, like on threatening on stage you weren't being yourself. This is weird and then always consciously politicking for your next gig and your primary gay, like you, are looking for the primary gig and also Jesus Christ, you're primary gigs right here, yes, and I'm acting unit who comedy for a long time the ears that is so fuckin crazy to me so crazy. We were friends during that time. Now I never did stand abide industries onto his arrogance of thirty six hours. That's so weird man, because you are always so funny. Now I see you know, and I am You know about my second, our ear, it just is an things start to jail. I can't believe I spent so much time. Not doing can imagine my life. You need to listen to me more bitch. I know by the way I'll tell you what I'll be in Houston, Houston, improbable Buffalo,

Calgary mom all over the place, gotta Brian Cowen back come and you'll, see, you'll see my schedule. Yes, you my schedule. Your look you're doing really funny weird shit on stage right now. You hit near stride, you can tell you been doing all these sets. That's what it's all about. That's one things about doing, clubs as opposed to and theatres, unlike in doing five sets in a weekend, like any thing, once you get in comedy shape, do you gotta get in comedy shape? We gotta get used to doing those long sets in like because it saw a crucial year because you gotta be we, like especially with second shows like second show Saturday night, you gotta, be real. Careful on we're settlers causing get lost, and what John and have a dog is a shows start merging together. They start like they start. Becoming one show gets really weird

I've gotta run to go to the final part, cats. I don't do another part gas and if I don't that's rhenish, I will take a big warm hand in my face, and I want to do. I don't want to do that. I have to be there by three thirty of again he's got a large area, etc Houston, Improv Brian Cowen is available this weekend, you freaks, so the free party, roll out the use and Improvin and support- and I guarantee you you will laugh- you dig off- I have

old people about you for many many years of course, but lately on twitter, I've been getting a lot of tweets of people that went to show how to fuckin blast experts, so we're gonna schedule some dates. We weren't is just what we are here to what we just did. Yes, we are right- and I just we ve worked together couple times now big ears, and we know what we want. We waited long white, only total blast. Let's go no, I didn't. We weigh the selling dock, at least in the morning. I was amazing legal zoom, dot com. You use the code word rogue in and thank you to legal Sundar com thanks also stamps dot com use the code word J, r e for special offer, and thanks to on it dot com, it's o n, O N, oh n n, I too,

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