2024-06-13 02:07:49
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All day!
Moment. Damn.
What a day.
I mean, it's a joy to spend time with you.
We had a good fucking time today. We had a good time today. Got a nice workout in. Went to some Egyptian barbecue. Oof.
KG, it's KG barbecue?
KG barbecue, yeah.
I'd seen YouTube videos about him. What an interesting story. Dude's living in Cairo. He's a banker.
It always starts off like that. Like I told you, there's like architect, this, that. They always have these dreams of culinary... I don't know. I don't know what the fuck to even call it, but...
It's like when.
. Like me, I want to be an actor. Or I want to play ball. Or I want to be a fighter. I want to do what I do.
We all have these dreams. Even though... Stay in the fucking lane. Don't be... Just stay there.
Stop being.
. Stop being an idiot.
That is a thing, right? People always want to do a thing that they're not doing.
I like hard labor.
Really?
I do. Because I do a lot of like fun... Everyone thinks that my job is fun. And it is. There's no doubt.
That's why I like to get in the kitchen. Want some coffee? Nah, I'm good. I got this espresso. I'm fucking lucid out.
I'm doing things I've never done before. I'm like a little fucking floozy right now.
We got you in a sauna. We got you in a cold plunge. Got you a Lucy.
Let me tell you something.
200 degrees in the sauna. My ribs are ready to be eaten.
I don't even know how long.
. The first time it was 10 minutes. But the second time seemed longer.
Well, the second time was easier, though, right? Because you're coming out of the cold. A little easier. I think we did another 10 after the cold. Just to bring you back to base.
There's a feeling that you get when you go from the cold to the hot. That is like wonderful. It's like psychedelic. It's like...
I was standing there in the towel for 30 minutes. Just the towel. No socks on. No, nothing. Just standing there looking like, man.
That was fucking sick. Yeah. No, because I never did the cold plunge. And I did it. Hopped out.
And you're like, no, no, no. Get back in. That's what I needed. I needed the motivation to be put back in. And that really gave me the benefits from everything, I think.
It is really all battling with this part of your brain that says, get out now. That's all it is. And you have to learn how to conquer that part of your brain. You don't ever really conquer it. You just silence it.
It's always there. But you know you're only going to do 3 minutes. Even if you're only going to do 3 minutes, it's like your body's like, fuck. How many minutes are we in now? 1 minute 20?.
Oh my god, we're not even halfway there. And if you let that anxiety spiral out, much like in life, much like when people have problems in life, you let that anxiety spiral out and everything gets way worse. When you're in that situation, you just have to say, this is what I'm doing. This is just what I'm doing. And I'm going to do this for 3 minutes.
And there's no ifs, ands, or buts. And I've done it before. I know I can do it again. I know it sucks. Just do it.
But when I first did it, the first time I got in, I was like,
I made it a minute and 20 seconds, I think. And I was like, I've got to get the fuck out. I can't handle it.
Yeah, it was too much. Yeah.
But a lot of it is your mind. It's not really the reaction that your body has to it. The reaction that your body has is really only like a mild discomfort. It's your brain freaking you out. You've got to get out now.
And it starts just like trying to move your body out. Your anxiety just kicks in like, wow.
Yeah. At 55 seconds, I was ready to fucking jump out. There was nothing left in me.
Yeah.
But that was a good start, I think. I think that was the start to a lot.
Yeah.
I need to take care of myself, Joe. Well, you have in the past.
You have in the past. You made a big jump when you had one of your babies, one of your kids. You just decided, I am going to get fit now. And you lost a ton of weight. You lost a ton of weight.
You got real healthy. You started working out all the time. And you and I worked out together at the Onnit Gym. And I was like, dude, puts in work. That was real.
That was like a real workout. You would obviously have been working out a lot because John Wolf, who's the master. I love him. The master. Like one of the best trainers on earth.
He put us through this workout. That's a fucking serious workout, man. Serious kettlebell shit, mobility, shit. All these different bodyweight things. I think we did.
bear crawls. We did a lot of shit.
I was drenched. Drenched during the fucking stretch.
Just during the warmup stretch.
I was fucking. It was harder than anything for me. Sometimes the stretching and putting yourself in those like. That's crazy for me.
Well, John targets unique area. Like. he's big on hip strength and hip flexibility. So he has you doing all these hip exercises with your legs up near, in circles and all this stuff. And you're like, whoa, I never do anything like this.
This is hard to do.
I haven't done it since him. I need to get back on that, because those are the types of things that. I want to work with a core specialist like him. I need the core work.
Right.
Yeah, you see, we got the pushing and this and that.
You're very strong.
That stuff is kind of easy for us, like the pushing and shit. But for me, I need more core work. Right. I need to stabilize this midsection. Have you done yoga?
I've done yoga. I've done Pilates.
Yoga, out of all those things, like keeping your body balanced and having strength and flexibility, yoga is the king.
I can't stay on that kick. I don't know. I need some animal shit. Yeah. I also need.
I know what I need, for my body is probably yoga. But what I want to do is animal shit.
Animal shit makes you feel better, right?
It does. It makes me feel more manly.
I see when you like swinging that mace.
Oh, man, I feel like such a fucking barbarian. It's a 60 pound hammer, for fuck's sake, wrapped in leather.
Yeah.
That feels fucking sick to manhandle that.
Yeah, those are so hard to move around. Like we were talking today about those clubs. The club I use is only 20 pounds, which doesn't seem like a lot of weight. But when you've got it out in front of you and doing these things, it's fucking hard to do.
Stabilizing 20 pounds is still stabilizing 20 pounds. And you need those front. That move that you were doing, that's bulletproofing all those little muscles around your shoulder area and your lat and everything.
Yeah, I was telling you, too, it's really good for archery. Because a lot of it is extending your arm straight out. When you're doing a shield cast, you're going around your head and you're extending your arm out. It's such a weird way to move your muscles that when you're doing it, you're like, whoa, why don't I do this more often? Why am I bad at this?
How am I so good at this? So good at lifting things up over my head. But anything gets sideways and around, I'm all squirrely with 20 pounds.
That seems stupid. Like when I do those little things, it's humbling. You feel like such a bitch.
15 pounds.
What are we doing here? They laugh. I laugh at myself. I look like an idiot. But those are the types of things I need to warm up, to be able to push some heavy shit.
Well, it's just like also just to balance out your body. We were talking about that Ben Patrick, gentleman who created that knees over toes, stuff. And we were doing the Nordic curls today. And I was saying, like when I first did that, I couldn't even do one. I couldn't do one.
And I was shocked. I was like, I have pretty strong legs, like from kicking and stuff. Like why can't I lift myself up with my legs? Couldn't even do one.
It's a lot of pressure on the knee.
It just felt weird. Like why am I so weak this way? It's like I would have thought that I would be able to lift myself up easy, just like I can lift myself up with my abs if I'm sitting down. I thought this is not going to be hard.
I thought I was going to do it easily too. It's so hard. And then, when I got into the apparatus, I realized that I'm a fucking, I'm very weak in that area.
Yeah, that's like what Ben Patrick talks about is strengthening all of these areas. It's not a sexy exercise to do like tip raises. You know, you got weight on your foot and you're raising your toes up towards your knees.
But let's be honest, if you're a real motherfucker, you know that that's what makes the leg look good. That's what makes the leg look strong. is that tip.
Big, thick muscles down there.
When you flex your toe up and that thing pops out in the front of the shin, that looks fire.
It does.
That's like some flex. That's like some muscular development. That's all I wanted was that tip work.
Yeah, there's something super impressive about dudes with big ass calves.
Natural ones too. Like you can't get them to a diamond. if they weren't a diamond in the beginning. They'll get nice, but they'll never be naturally diamond.
Right, right, right.
You know, when you see, like my boy, Mikey Spears, he works out. He's, you know, he's in decent shape. now. He's got himself together with my fucking Lord, this calf. The calf on this fucking kid is unbelievable.
Yeah. It's like a horse calf.
Yeah. Mark Hunt, who used to fight in the UFC, he has calves like shoulders, like two shoulders, like your whole body.
That's a different species of human being, those Samoans.
Oh, my God. Mark Hunt, he was one of the baddest motherfuckers to ever do it. You ever watch him in K-1, back in the kickboxing? Of course. That dude won the K-1 Grand Prix.
Pretty nuts.
That is an accomplishment over everything else. in stand-up combat sports. Other than like MMA championships, K-1 Grand Prix was like Alistair Overeem won that. You think about the guys that are fighting back, like Peter Erst, Ernesto Hoost, Mr. Perfect.
Like, damn. And Mark Hunt won that. Like, that's how good Mark Hunt was. Mark Hunt just beat some undefeated boxer in Australia.
He won the match?
He knocked the dude out. Of course. It was a fight where he was like, Mark Hunt has this big name, this guy's this undefeated up-and-coming boxer, and he's really young. And Mark Hunt's like 40-something.
He's 50.
Bro, you gotta see this fight. It's crazy. Damn. This is how good Mark Hunt is.
And that was recent. Recent. Yeah, because I saw him talking about it. Within a year. Yeah.
Within a year or so, right, Jamie? Something like that? January, is that sound right? I think that's it. So, yeah.
So, within the year. And, bro, it was a crazy fight. And the guy was good, too. The guy's good. He's a good fighter.
And they were building this guy up. And I think, you know, when boxing is like, they're very careful about how they match fighters up. You know, and it's really intelligent, I think, if it's done correctly. If you test them correctly along the way, and you give them fights, they can win, and they keep getting better. But the UFC does not do that.
Feed you to the wolves.
UFC is like, this is a wolf farm. All right, if you're not a wolf, we don't build you into a wolf. Like, tell me when you're ready to be a wolf. You know, like, you could get a guy like John Jones, right off the bat, you know, 21 years old, just smoking people. Like, that's your first fight in the UFC.
His fight, your fight. Fuck.
I watched that first fight while I was working in the kitchen on Spike TV. I watched from the debut of John Jones. Yeah. Till now.
Yeah, man, if you run into a special talent like that, you know, John's the youngest ever UFC champion. That's right. And he beat a legend, Mauricio Shogun Hua, in Jersey.
Demolished him.
And, by the way, captured a burglar the day of the fight.
That day? Yeah.
That day. Chased some dude down to, like, I think, snatch some lady's purse or something. Tackled a dude. Yeah, so we'll get to that. But this is Mark Hunt.
Hey, looks good.
And this young kid is like this. Oh, look at that. Bro, that right hand. Come on, son.
Bro, Mark Hunt's been putting it on people since the 90s. He stopped this dude.
A lot of my boys are from New Zealand, and they used to tell me their stories of Mark Hunt being a fucking menace on K Road.
Oh, bro.
The menace of K Road, Mark Hunt.
Can you imagine getting in a street fight with Mark Hunt? No, man. Are you fucking kidding me?
Definitely not. You, just—my bad, guy.
Bro, he ate a Merco Cro Cop head kick. It was the craziest thing I've ever seen.
Was it left or right?
Left. Left, high kick. Nobody eats a Merco Cro Cop head kick. It was back when Merco was allowed to wear shoes. So this is the pride days.
You kicked him in the face with shoes?
Kicked him in the face with wrestling shoes on, son.
No, he didn't have the wrestling shoes on. I lied. Didn't he have one fight with—no, I made that up. I don't think he had one fight with—I think he always went barefoot. But, like, you gotta see, when he eats one of these high kicks.
And Merco has the best left high kick other than Leon Edwards, like, of all time. Yeah. And maybe better than Leon Edwards because he's so big.
Yeah, he's massive.
Look at that fucking high kick. He eats it. He ate a couple of them, dude. He ate one square on the noggin.
Mark Hunt looks fast, too. The transitions to the knee are nice.
Yeah. He's fast. Mark Hunt always carried around a lot of body fat, but he moved very well. And he has, like, lethal combinations. Like, his combinations are very complex.
He goes under your ribs, over the top.
Look at that. Like David Tua.
And his legs are massive, bro. Look at that. His legs are massive. And he just had, not just an iron chin, but, like, a warrior's mentality. Oh, he got dropped here.
Oh, he ate that one.
Bro, on the chin. Gets up, though. Oh. This is what's crazy. That's the difference between K-1 and MMA, right?
I'm laughing. Look at that. He's like, fuck it.
Bro, he got clean caught. Clean, caught by one of the, and he got hit again, by one of the most dangerous strikers of all time. But you know who put him out, which is even crazy? Melvin Manhoef. Mm.
Melvin Manhoef, who weighed, like, 190 pounds, put him out with one punch.
Melvin was, you want to talk about, like, the scariest striker ever in MMA? I think it's Melvin. Ever? He might not have been the best. He might not be, like, the best technical.
Like, Pejeta's, probably the most technical. But Melvin was so terrifying because he would come at you, guns blazing with them gladiator shorts on. Look at this.
Boom. Oh, man.
I mean, dropped Mark Hunt and put him out. Like, who the fuck does that?
He has kryptonite in that fucking hand. Look at that.
Bro, he's so fast.
Going backwards. Boom, boom. Oh.
See if you can find a Melvin Manhoef highlight reel. Oh, my lord. This dude, man, this dude, was, like, a demon. He would come at you. First of all, super skillful.
He's from Mike's gym, an Amsterdam legendary kickboxing gym. Bata Hari came from that gym. So just super skillful, but so fucking ferocious, man.
I mean, just such an awesome kickboxer. And just do or die. He either got knocked out or he knocked you out. And that style was just so fan friendly. Bro, he's chasing people down.
He was so dangerous. So dangerous. But, you know, got KO'd too because his fights were so reckless. Not reckless, skillful. Skillful, but, like, super aggressive.
He lives within the zone.
Yeah. He's in that danger zone. And he drags everybody into that. And you might get him. Joe Schilling got him.
Robbie Lawler got him. Robbie Lawler got him in a crazy fight where Robbie Lawler was getting the shit kicked out of his legs. And he just uncorked a hammer. Just one punch. Just one wild right hand.
Just clipped Melvin and the lights go out.
Robbie Lawler's the next level, man. He's such a gentle, like, when you meet him. also, he's very sweet. He's just like, yo, how are you, man?
Did you hear what happened during the Free Palestine marches in New York City? Did you hear what happened? So there was a bus, and the bus was filled with UFC fighters, and there was the Free Palestine thing. that was going on.
What, they stopped the street?
And apparently the bus was trying to make it through before they closed everything off, and the bus didn't. So then they got in front of the bus, and then they started slashing the tires. The bus was filled with Robbie Lawler and a bunch of other killers.
Oh, my God.
And everybody's like, should we go out with the bus? And Robbie goes, everybody? conserve your energy, because we're probably going to need it.
Just calm. Just like a seal.
It's like we have to fight these people. You're going to need your energy. So Robbie Lawler's like just sitting there, like he's ready to go to a championship fight.
Just conserving all his energy. Getting an arrow ready.
He was just telling everybody, just conserve your energy. Like, can you imagine if those fucking knuckleheads opened up that door? So this is the Melvin Manhoef, Robbie Lawler fight. So Melvin is just chopping at Robbie. I mean, look at that.
Look at that. One right hand, boom. And then a left behind it. Just look at it.
That's what I was throwing at the bag today. Those big overhand rights.
I mean, eyes wide, open, out cold.
Why do you breathe like that when you're knocked out?
Well, you're almost dead.
Okay.
You know, you're almost dead.
Makes sense. Makes sense.
Yeah, you're getting knocked unconscious. Like someone can then kill you. Like, you know, it's like they've already put you away. Now you're at their mercy. And if someone's just at your mercy.
But you've seen them doing this before, and twitching. But like those deep, crazy breaths with the eyes open, is fucking scary.
It's scary.
That shit's scary.
Those kind of knockouts are fucking terrifying. And how many of them can your body endure? And at what age? These are the real questions. Like, maybe you can bounce back from one when you're 18..
But when you're 35, you can't. You know, there's a scary.
Those who take beatings for five rounds, they must get micro, whatever this means, micro concussions.
There's no micro about it.
That's what I'm saying. They're getting concussed every fucking time.
Most likely. How do you recover like that? They get dropped. Well, first of all, they're in insane shape. Like every guy who gets to a five-round championship level.
Like, did you watch that Sean Strickland-Paulo Costa fight?
Yeah, sure, I did.
But you got to be in bonkers shape to put that pace on a person for three rounds.
It's unbelievable.
Strickland, just stays on you, just stays on you.
Stays in the gym. That's why. He doesn't fight. All he does is fight.
All he does is spar. He's just constantly sparring.
That's the only way you get that cardio, correct?
I don't know, man, but he has it different than anybody else. He has it different than anybody. Other than Drikus, man, because Drikus, as big as that, as swole as that motherfucker is, that guy's got cardio.
He does.
Especially now that he's got his nose fixed.
Yeah, the first couple of fights he looked like he was gassing, but then he had that nose situation, and he looks like a brand new man.
Brand new man. Dude, the nose thing, ladies and gentlemen.
Did you have him beating Sean? No. He was fucking very sure.
No, I thought Sean won. I thought Sean won by like a round. But I didn't hate it. It wasn't like the worst decision I've ever seen, but it wasn't. Like if you're going to beat the champion, you know, that's always a thing.
Like if you're going to beat the champion, it should be a clear, decisive win. And I think I would have edged it to Sean, but it was a great fucking fight. It was a great, and Drikus is tough as shit, man. That guy's so big. He barely makes sense that he's 185 pounds.
I'm like, how the fuck do you get down to 185, dude? You're huge.
230, 225. he probably walks.
Big, thick fucker. But he does it, just like Alex Pahetta did it. Like there's guys that are willing to like, really, really torture themselves.
Recently, I was in the airport. I was leaving Chito's fight in Miami when he fought Sean O'Malley. And fucking. I seen Alex Pahetta and Paulinho Cruz there. Paulinho is fucking massive, first off.
He's as big as Alex. But man, I've never seen a man that looks like fucking Sagat from Street Fighter before exactly. He's a scary individual, bro.
Alex is built different. Holy shit. He's built different, and his mind's different, too.
But when you see him out and he's dressed, he's wearing the tight-ass pants. It's like some Jean-Claude Van Damme shit.
He's looking good. He's a champ. He's the champ.
He's the champ. Two-division champ.
Bro, two-division champ in just a handful of fights in the UFC.
Instant Hall of Famer in my mind.
Instant Hall of Famer.
It's unbelievable.
And, you know, he's just different than everybody else in that he's such a specialist. He's not taking nobody down. Like you never have to worry about him trying to take you down. He's not even interested. He's such a specialist.
But that specialist is one of the best specialists ever at that game. Like you, watch him at his peak in glory. Dude, Alex Pahetta in glory.
Was he at his peak, or is he peaking now?
Oh, I think he's peaking now as a fighter. But when he was his peak as a kickboxer, he was putting people into orbit. Pull up, Alex Pahetta versus Jason Willness.
That left hook is out of control.
Bro, everything's out of control. It's scary. The power is just so extraordinary.
It's the torque, man. It's that body style. He's just thick and fucking huge. Bastard.
Yeah, so Jason Willness, who's also a legit world champion, one of the best kickboxers in the world. And Pahetta and him had fought early. I know, dude.
He literally looks like fucking Sagat.
He looks like he's born to do this. Like he's born to do this. But he's such a menace because his style is different than anybody you're going to get to imitate in the gym. It's very awkward. You wouldn't teach that style.
But the way he's holding his hands out like this, everything's strange.
But it's so effective. And it's just the power is just extraordinary. Even when you block things, like Jason Willness, he's going to block a high kick. And even though he blocks the high kick, he still gets dropped on his ass. But you've got to see the KO.
after he blocks a high kick. I think it's coming right here. Yeah. So he's setting it up. Boom.
Wow.
The velocity you get on that fucking length of leg.
Yeah. And the intensity, dude.
That's what I'm saying. Coming from playing football, my coach would always say, look at him legs. Look at that ass. Yes.
You need to look at how high his fucking ass is. Watch this.
Oh, my God.
Yo, that scissor knee is fucking insanity.
He has like a runner's body. Like his ass is up fucking halfway up his back. Yeah. So he's got his leg like that. It's like a deer.
Well, he's a legit Amazon tribesman. Nice. His people are like legit Amazon warriors. That guy, that's probably how the great warriors of 500 years ago all looked. They're probably all looking like that guy.
Look at that scissor knee. That is insane. He's just so clever, too. And he beats Sean Strickland. He knocks him out one round and then goes and trains with him.
He's a gentleman.
He's a really fucking nice guy.
He seemed like a really nice guy. He was sweet.
Well, that's why he gets mad when, like, you know, when Jamal Hill brought out the Stonehenge statue.
I mean, he knocks after fucking Jamal, who I like a lot, fucking checked his nuts. Like, Herb, chill for one second. Yeah. And then he threw that left hook at him. Oh, my God.
There's a little bit of a complication with that, because Jamal stops and pauses, and when he stops and pauses, Alex hops in twice, and he closes the distance. And so when they restart, it was a little complicated because what happened was—.
Should Herb back off then, or he should stop it?
Look, I'm not a referee, and I think Herb's the best in the business, so I'm not going to, like, correct him in any way ever. But what I think was going on in Jamal's mind is Jamal kicks him in the nuts accidentally. Herb says stop. Herb says stop, and then Alex puts his hand on Herb and hops in. And then they restart.
Herb is out of the view and restarts it. And when he restarts it, Alex catches him with a left hook.
Jamal's out of position.
From Jamal's perspective, Jamal stiffened his legs up. He relaxed. He said, sorry. And then he goes like this, you good? And then Alex has his hand on, the guy's forearm, moves in, and they reengage.
But he's closed the distance now, like, significantly. And there's a danger zone with Pejeta. It's anywhere near his hands.
Right there.
You can't take but one. You can't take but one. It's just crazy power. And, you know, there's guys that have been gone. Like Bruno Silva went three rounds with him.
He survived. He got a beating. Yeah, but he's a good striker. But it was a good fight. So here's what happens.
There's the nut shot, and it's, you know.
I think it was so shockingly spectacular.
Look at his legs. Relax. His legs stiffened up.
And he closes the distance.
But he's already closed the distance.
Already stepping into it.
Because Herb has said stop. So let's watch it again.
That first initial bunny hop within.
So watch this. There's the nut shot. And so he goes, sorry. He completely stiffens up, stands up straight, lets him close the distance. See?
The distance is much different now, when he puts his hand on Herb. Now he's right in front of him. So Jamal was not letting him stand that close to him before. Then he clips him. Boom, and drops him.
Jamal was fighting him on the outside. Absolutely.
And that one little step in changed the whole game.
Exactly. And in Jamal's eyes, he had gotten a feeling of the dude's rhythm, and where the danger was right there. Yep. But see how he's already closed the distance.
Oh, yeah, he's already in.
He's already there. Yeah, it's just.
Okay.
It's the thing.
I didn't actually realize that until just now.
It doesn't mean Pejeta couldn't have caught him like that at any moment in the fight. Because he 100% can catch anybody alive at any moment in the fight with that guy. Bang! And then you're in deep shit. But in that instance, Jamal Hill actually has a point.
And it's just, referee. in fights is chaos. Like, they're trying to make a decision in the moment. He says, I'm fine. Okay, restart it.
But do you recognize that you said stop? And when you say stop, are you supposed to separate them? And then are you supposed to bring them back together to fight again? Or are you going to let them close the distance?
Separate them and then bring them, right?
Yeah, I think. But it's one of those things where it's like, okay, you guys are okay? You're both okay? All right, go ahead and fight. Which makes sense, too.
But I think.
It was a tough spot.
With Jamal's mind, all of a sudden, the focus is gone. There's a confusion. Are we fighting? We're not fighting. We're going back?
All right, we're back.
You know? For sure. You could see that.
He says, I'm sorry. I kicked you in the nuts. You're good. Gives you a thumbs up. Gentlemen, stand straight up.
Relaxed posture. Not looking like he's fighting at all. And Alex is like, fuck you. Sneaks in. Alex is like, fuck you.
So it's like, it's Alex's job to say, fuck you. And if he can get away with doing that, his job is to get a hold of you. Right? And you're trying to allow him to come at you and take angles and kick his legs and pick him apart on the outside, and never let him get that close to you, where he can clip you with one of them left hooks. So that's how it happened.
That shit's dangerous right there. That's a dangerous profession. Let me ask you this. Do these refs make any money? Is Herb Dean rich?
I do not know. I have never asked.
Are these dudes making any type of money? Because they got a lot of fucking pressure on them.
They have a lot of pressure on them.
They have a lot of pressure on them. Yeah. They also don't have to really like answer for themselves also.
But sometimes they do answer for themselves. Like if there's a question or like questionable call.
If it's something really like egregious.
Yeah. There was one this weekend. Jared Cannoneer and Nasser Dean Imamov. Yeah. And the fight was stopped.
And Jason Herzog, who's the referee, he's a really good, really, really good referee. Really good referee. Fucking excellent referee. I just think he made a mistake. I think sometimes guys make mistakes.
And maybe he thought Jared was out. And maybe he thought he was out on his feet. And he was seeing that he was going to get hit again. And then, when he makes the call, all of a sudden Jared recovers.
It happens. Don't you get flash knocked out and then you recover as you're, as he's breaking it up. You understand what's happening. You're like, no, no, no.
And in his mind, he might have thought that Jared had gotten to the point of helplessness. And he was going to separate and Jared was going to crumble. Which could happen. He could have just crumbled. Could have just fell apart.
But he definitely didn't. So when he stopped it, Jared was like, what the fuck are you doing? Like, I'm okay. I can still move. I can get this guy back.
He's going to run out of gas. Like, this is part of fighting.
Some tough ones out there.
It's part of fighting, because guys have moments in a fight where they turn on the gas. And then sometimes the guys come back from that. For sure. Like, I'm sure you've seen Mickey Ward and Arturo Gatti.
Many, many times.
Perfect example.
Those fights are crazy, man.
Mickey Ward is putting it on, Arturo Gatti. Just putting it on him. Drops him with a liver shot.
Who always took fucking damage. Yes. He got battered a lot.
They both did. Yeah. And in those fights, oh, my God. Legendary fights. Oh, my God.
But those fights, like, you could have come close to stopping that a couple of times if you were, like, an overzealous referee.
But then there wouldn't be these legendary fucking fights.
Right. But then there's the other.
Yeah, obviously now, you know, I'm sure Mickey doesn't speak well.
I don't know. I talked to him once. Said hi to him once.
But does he, like, drool? Like, not drool, but, you know, like, he has, like, a draw.
But some guys definitely do. Of course. Some guys get it real, like, you know, some guys get it. Like, Joe Frazier in the end had it so bad.
Evander got it.
Does he have it now?
He doesn't sound like he's all there. How his body might be there, but it doesn't seem like his speech is there. How can you be?
You know, how can you keep getting repeatedly punched in the head, you know, and not have it damage your head, you know? If you drink whiskey every day, you're going to get a fucked up liver.
You know, it's just, if you're getting punched in the head all of the time, that can't be good, you know?
For me, I like to protect this bod of mine. I just want to, you know, I want to make it more healthy. That's what I really want to do.
I have friends that spar, and they really like sparring. And I'm like, you're a professional.
Like, just regular dudes, that like some Fight Club? Yeah. You just want to get a little adrenaline?
Yeah. But they're sparring, and they're 46.. They're getting punched in the face. Like, what are you doing? Don't do that.
Sometimes it takes a while to get those chops.
It'll take a long time if you start, if you're 46.
. That's what I'm saying.
It takes a minute.
You have to be a weird athlete to get really good at striking at 46.
. If you've never done anything, and then you step in, and now you're sparring guys, and you're good at 46.. You'd have to be like a weird athlete. You'd have to be like some dude who can just do gymnastics, basketball, baseball. He can do anything.
He just knows how to move his body.
I feel like that could be me.
I like training, man. Like I said, I want to grapple somebody.
You were saying that.
Even though it's like, fuck a celebrity. Just a grappling.
As long as there's no heel hooks.
No heel hooks. This is not jujitsu. This is grappling. I want to do collegiate style and mix with Roman Greco. Do you really?
I don't know. Yeah, I do. I want to fucking throw somebody around for sure. I want to fucking submit somebody very badly. Every day I practice submitting a fucking sandbag.
Do you?
Yeah, every day.
Do you ever take jujitsu classes?
I did a couple of times, but I've been offered to go where my son goes, but I don't know, man. Get in there. Yeah.
Get in there.
I only want to learn. top pressure. That's it? I'm never going to be on the fucking bottom, dog. Fuck that.
Only top.
Aggressive top.
But what are you going to do to get on top? You've got to learn how to get off the bottom. at least. That's the hardest thing to do.
If someone's laying on me, it fucking sucks.
It's very difficult.
It's hard. But you're going to have to learn how to get out. Are you allowed to pinch?
No. A dude recently bit a dude in the UFC. I saw that. And so the dude got a tattoo of the guy's bite on his arm, which is hilarious.
That's a fucking deep bite. Ooh, deep. That was in this spot here. That thin skin. He could have broke fucking skin and it could have bled bad.
Oh, it's real dangerous.
That's disgusting.
Like teeth, like people's mouths are so nasty.
It's the worst shit in the world.
We give people awful infections.
What does it say? I got fucking bit? What's the full tattoo?
I got fucking bit bonus. Oh, yeah, they gave him the bonus, right? Because he got bit.
Well, they disqualified the guy he was fighting, and he got the win bonus.
It was a decent fight. He was definitely winning, though. Yes. Nemo?
I think the dude was trying to take him down, and he couldn't take him down, and he bit his arm from behind, which is fucking so animal. That's so crazy that people get to that state where they're like, ah, fucking, just fucking, ah. Like Tyson and Holyfield.
That's what I'm saying. When you're frustrated, you get put in a position, you can't get out.
Damn, look at that bite, too. That's a crazy bite.
Was he wearing a fucking mouth guard or did he throw it out of his mouth? What the fuck is that?
That looks like a baby piranha. Yeah. Oh, you know what it is? It's a mouth guard, probably on one side, but not on the other.
So, wait, you just wear one piece?
A lot of guys, yeah. You don't do the double? No, I don't think anybody uses the double.
That shock guard that we used to wear in football?
Yeah, I think the problem with that is it restricts your breathing too much. Ah, yeah, true. So most guys just wear one on the top. There were some boxers back in the day that would wear the double. It would be crazy.
They had this crazy mouth. Yeah, like that, of course. And they had holes like this, and they'd be fighting with this double. But I think ultimately everybody kind of decided that that just takes out too much wind.
Break your nose, it's over. How are you going to fucking breathe if you break your nose in that big-ass football mouth guard?
Yeah, that mouth guard sucks. I don't think you could do that. It's like, have you ever done one of those breath trainers where you breathe through? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like the Boss Rutan one?
Yep.
It's pretty much what they give you after surgery, where they put the fuck in the ball, you have to keep the ball in the middle. And he made a thing?
Boss Rutan did.
He made a waist trainer? Not a waist trainer, a fucking breath trainer?
Yes, Boss Rutan did, yeah. It's really good. It's got a bunch of different filters. So you have one where it's wide open. Yeah, like there's different levels of lung restriction.
Or air restriction. It's basically like you're breathing air through a smaller and smaller hole, and it just like fits in your mouth. And it's like contracting your diaphragm muscles. And it's just really like, it's like breathing exercises, but almost like with weights.
I mean, the world is incredible.
Yeah.
Just keep like all these little micro workouts for fucking organs and muscles. I love this.
I love this.
I love to learn about these things. I'm going to order one. Does he have them ready? Are they available?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. What is it called? What's Boss's mouth therapy?
I love fucking Boss Rutan.
He's the man. Bro.
Those early videos of him showing you how to fucking win a bar fight? Yeah. Incredible. Those things are things of legend.
And he's another guy. If you met him, you would have no idea. You would think he's the nicest. What does he do? Is he a banker?
He just, there. it is. The O2 Trainer. That's right. The O2 Trainer 2.0..
New and improved.
You wear that running?
No, no, no. Or just whatever. You just do it for breathing exercises. They have like outlines of, like different ways to do it. Boss has videos that he's put out there.
And, you know, I think they probably have a frequently asked questions.
You look ridiculous, but I'm sure it works.
Yeah. There he is. Boss and me talking about it. It's real. I use it.
Yeah? Yeah, it's fun. He told me not to do it in the cold plunge, though. He's, Joe, it's Boss, listen. People apparently black out, so don't do it in the cold plunge.
Like I would imagine, like, if you were in the cold plunge. You're freezing, and then you're also restricting your breathing.
I could attest.
Things get whack.
You lose your breath immediately, man. I fucking could not handle that.
Yeah, if you have that thing in your mouth too.
You feel like you're getting choked.
Super ultra freak out.
Yeah. I mean, you use all these different fucking, these different things that people invent. I think, by the way, I feel like an asshole sometimes when I come on here. Terrence Howard. I don't even know what to say.
I was like Googling shit to talk about after that. What the fuck? What in the actual fuck? I understand it, though.
I kind of understand it.
I understand it. I understand.
I mean, it made sense.
To me, he's making me believe.
He's way too smart to just be making everything up. Like, there's no way he's a lunatic. You can't just come up on that. I'm like, I don't think that's correct. He knows too much.
So, is he correct? I don't know. So, that's what has to happen. is Terrence Howard has to sit down with someone who's an academic. Someone who's got a PhD in whatever discipline they're talking about.
And they can have a discussion. And you can see what he really knows and just what he can say to me. Right? To me, it all makes sense, but I'm a moron.
No, you're not.
But if you're talking to a mathematician or if you're talking to a physicist, someone who actually can understand what these computations mean and what he's trying to say about 1 plus 1, or 1 multiplied by 1 can't be 1.
Like, no mathematics. Everything is bullshit. I believe that. I wasn't good in algebra. I see it more in a linear way.
Not a linear way. A different way than him. Like, more, similarly to him. Right.
Well, I would imagine that there's probably more to all these things.
Those fucking toys. he made? The figures?
Even our mathematics. As brilliant as the people are who have created all the formulas that everyone's studying. I would imagine that in the future they're going to have even better methods of figuring things out. And that all these things are going to evolve. That they're not perfect.
And that they're going to, just, like, continue to evolve.
And if we want to get to, like, what alien civilization looks like, we want to get to, like, super insane levels of technology where they control all of the atmosphere. They literally can harness the power of stars. Like, there's so much work to do. There's so much everybody has to figure out. And if Terrence Howard, somehow or another, if it's the craziest story ever, and Terrence Howard is, like, literally one of the smartest guys that ever lived.
And he's got all these genius ideas and inventions. And even though he seems crazy, it seems just insane that this is coming from an actor. This is from the Hustle and Flow guy? What?
This is from the Iron Man guy? What? He was in Boomerang back in the day with Eddie Murphy. In fucking Sunset Park. He was Spaceman.
Like, he has range. He's like a modern day, Daniel Day.
Yeah. He's a great actor. But it's just because he's so smart. And then he's talking about how the periodic table's all fucked up. And this is what some people are like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
What are you doing? How can you do this?
I understand about, because of music, I understand the way, I feel what he's saying. Yeah. Like, stop trying to uncover shit. All these little micro, fucking bullshits.
What do you mean?
Like I said, I'm a fucking idiot. I'm trying to regurgitate what I heard. Like, as far as all the elements. The elements in between.
Yeah.
Like, why are they there? When they're just, you know what I'm talking about?
You and I would never explain this in a way that's not hugely frustrating to anybody who really knows it.
I can't even remember what I'm trying to say. But you know.
Yeah. The way he was explaining how everything's connected. Exactly. Yeah. And the entire, the whole scale of it.
And the way he was showing it. I gotta watch it again. Like a geometric pattern. And when you look at it like the way he was describing it, you're like, oh wow, that kind of makes more sense. It does make sense.
That's it. I mean, it just looks beautiful.
That's fire.
Oh, Jamie.
That's dope art.
I need to know if this is true. I'm gonna send you this, but it's so cool that I, I hoped and prayed that it was true and I didn't even want to Google it. But it's that they took these photons. I was trying to find that. Did you see it?
I didn't find, I Googled it and couldn't find anything. How could this be fake? Why would they be lying to me, Jamie? Why would they be lying to me, Jamie? It was like, uh, what did they do?
There was photons, had what? It looked like a yin and yang. I'll tell you what it is. I'll send it to you again. I'll send you the, uh.
It's like a very specific thing they did to them. Yeah, but.
And it revealed the yin yang?
That's what it looks like. It's quantum entangled photons.
So this is what it looks like. That's quantum entangled photons. Now, again, for the record, I am a fucking idiot. Okay? I don't even know what that means.
I can say those words, quantum entangled photons. But you made me like write down. What is it? Googling in an essay what a quantum entangled photon exactly is.
Aren't photons from light? From sun?
Yeah, but this is the thing. Quantum yin yang shows two photons being entangled in real time. So it's true. That's crazy. This experiment, which reconstructs the properties of entangled protons from a 2D interface pattern, could be used to design faster quantum computers.
And when you, when you quantumly, entangle two photons, they look like yin yang. Do you know how insane this is?
What does quantumly entangled mean?
That's a very good question that I can say, and it makes me sound smarter. Quantumly entangled. But is, I mean. I couldn't write that down without googling it. Exactly.
The quantum entanglement, is it a mixture of these photons together?
Well, I think what it is, is these particles are entangled in some way where they don't have to be in the same place and time, but they react to each other. There's some method or some way of understanding how this is done. It's all squirrely, yellow, legal pad chalkboard with a bunch of squiggles that you don't understand. Bananas talk. Who the fuck are these people?
Quantum entangled photons. I don't know exactly how they do it. It's a weird connection between two far apart particles that Albert Einstein objected to as spooky. action at a distance. Enables two light particles or photons to become inextricably bound to each other, so that a change to one causes a change in the other, no matter how far apart they are.
To make accurate predictions about a quantum object, physicists need to find its wave function, a description of its state existing in a superposition of all the possible physical values a photon can take. Entanglement makes finding the wave function of two connected particles a challenge, as any measurement of one also causes an instantaneous change in the other.
Well, why are they depicted in different shades and different colors?
First of all, I don't trust these super dorks at all. Look at the photos of those people.
Yeah, I don't know, man. They're pretty young.
Yeah, they're all too smart. I don't trust them. They're big and gibberish.
I need to see some old guys.
Look at this. Scientists have used a first-of-its-kind technique to visualize two entangled light particles in real time, making them appear as a stunning quantum yin-yang symbol. The new method, called bifoton digital holography, uses an ultra-high precision camera and can be used to massively speed up future quantum measurements.
Well, then it's all bullshit. It's not real time. It's not real. What do you mean? It's like the AI shit.
That's not a real image. They colored it and fixed it and put fade and brightness and fucking, you know? How does that?
I don't know if they did.
You don't think so?
No. I think whatever the light is on the right, there's a different technique of measuring it. What was the one on the right? How did they do that? Heat?
This has a reconstruction of a holographic image.
Demolished. I'm a total moron.
No, I think there's just two different ways of imaging it.
So I don't think there's anything fake about it. I think it's just a bizarre shape that exists in ancient cultures, and now they're finding out it's actually two entangled photons.
Yeah, but who came up with all this motherfucking shit, holography? Like, what the fuck is that? Where did this come from now?
Scientist dudes and gals and non-binary folk. What is the actual definition of yin-yang, Jamie? Like, what does it exactly mean? I know it's to be balanced. I knew, like, back when I was in high school, all the cool kids got yin-yang tattoos.
I want one now. Now I want one. Now. I'm thinking about getting one.
Because of the quantum thing, but it became a corny thing. Like, a yin-yang became corny.
When I was young, it was, like, tribal. Now I want tribal or barbed wire around the bicep.
Yeah, like old days.
Like Pam Anderson.
A lot of wrestlers had it. Okay, so what does this mean?
Buff Bagwell.
There's no idea. The meanings are popping up. I don't know about specific definition, because you've got to define the yin-yang. Well, just Google that right there. People also ask.
Go back, and then what is the meaning of yin-yang? Click on that. What does that say? Oh, it's a video. Boring.
I can't just tell you.
Can't you just tell me, bitch? Write it down. So what does it mean? I mean, you have to describe both, and then you have to describe them both together. It's like describing what is light and what is dark.
Here's the thing.
It's a philosophy. It's an open-ended philosophy.
This is one of the things that freaks me out about the current state of the world, is that we're at odds with China. Why? And China has been around forever. They are so much more established. They've been around for 4,000 years, man.
So many dynasties.
They've been thriving economically for 4,000 years. They invented everything. China invented paper. They invented alcohol. They invented the mechanical clock.
They invented gunpowder. They invented rockets.
I mean, bro, when I fucking order my clothes to sell, I get it from there. They do it much fucking better and cheaper than here.
You can buy good American stuff.
Nah, but it's not the same. When you outsource, hey, listen, I like America. But if you want to get it done right, you go to China.
That's so ridiculous.
That is a crazy thing to say.
But it is fucked up that somewhere we lost our way, and we decided that it would be better for some people over here to get things paid for in a cheap manner, get cheap labor from a country where they let people work for almost nothing, and buy your shit from them, and then sell it over here. But it's just short math. Because everybody's like, hey, hey, hey, do you know what the fuck the trickle down of that is? How about we just make less money, or we don't look at it in terms of like. you're never going to end, it's never going to stop growing.
How about you maintain what we've got and make high-quality stuff and keep all these jobs here? What's the economic downside of getting rid of thousands of jobs every time they close a plant, thousands of jobs, just to make a little bit more money? Or even if it's a lot more money. Aren't you making money? Isn't it so successful that you can buy a new plant in Mexico?
Like, what the fuck are we doing?
People are fucking sick of that. It's so short-sighted. It's all money, money, money, money, money, money, money.
You ever see, Roger and Me?
Mm-mm.
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