If you saw " free solo" you would know that his amygdala " which is the part of the brain that controls fear, is almost completely absent from his brain!
@@zrob89m21Not accurate lol. He has a normal amygdala. And it works normal, but he just needs higher than average stimulus to activate it. Basically, he is stressed more often, and so normal stressor don't cause activation, but it still works normal lol.
Most people cannot for the life of them trick their brains into feeling fear as excitement Alex Honnolds brain is wired differently from the way most peoples brains are wired . This has been proved and his brain has been studied . His amygdala is different from that of most people . Also he has a streak of obsessive compulsive about him and is highly intelligent . He studied the route on El Capitan for years getting every aspect right before making his free solo attempt . One of the attributes is unusual. The combination of these attributes in one individual is very rare
When I first moved out on my own I stressed over every little thing. Then I deployed and got caught behind a very small piece of cover. I sat trying to get small for a few hours ( really only a couple of seconds ) waiting for a break in the fire, and realized all the things I used to stress about really weren't important. This guy is right, Its crazy how thinking your about to die will teach you how to live.
"And that was my rest day ..." .... HAHAHAHA fucking legend! I've scrambled around Red Rock Canyon near where he's talking during snow blasts and gnarly weather, he's not exaggerating one bit!
The mountains can always surprise you. I'm nowhere even remotely close to Alex's climbing level, but I've been up a lot of mountains and no matter the weather, I always take plenty of warm gear, gloves, hat etc and extra food. I've been caught out a number of times and been fine. The worst situation I ever had was in the heat. I went two days without water and got lost in the wilderness of southern Tasmania on my own. I was out there for about 9 days in total. I remember drinking from a muddy puddle one day and on another, smahing my way through thick bush to get to a lake so I could drink. In those 9 days, I saw only three other people. I was too blaze. It was very fit and confident, but did not do enough prep, in terms of the degree of water I was likely to find.
As humans we try to relate with stories. when Alex is telling his story Joe is trying to relate it to anything he can within his own life to better understand Alexs story. This is how humans communicate and its very natural
He’s relating and having a conversation with someone invited on a podcast, you see here Alex is in no disagreement. Try talking to a human being sometime
I could listen to Alex tell climbing stories all day! Just amazing and entertaining..“...now it’s a total tobogganing death trap..” 😄 Great descriptions..
It's TRUE. As Alex said, you get worked by nature so much that when you come back in with everyone everything else isn't as tense as everyone else is taking it.
I have severe social anxiety so id imagine going out in nature, isolating for awhile, then coming back..... Being around ppl - my anxiety would be even worse than it was before. I love camping. Love being alone. Alone on the side of a mountain actually sounds pretty darn good, thats when I'd be chill lol. Coming back to "normal life" - THAT would be terrifying.
@@thinlineofsanity1035 The key to what Alex was saying is that you have to get worked by nature. Cant just go out camping. Its taking it to the extreme like going on a 20mile hike or like Alex, climbing huge rock walls. Alex isnt just going out there and camping and looking at the mountain. Hes climbing it. Thats how you get that release.
Me and the homie are backpacking to a multipitch crag this weekend, and this is exactly why we do it. The tension everyone else carries, the stress and urgency always seems to feel so much less invasive to your own personal self when you learn to handle yourself in those situations and really experience high levels of stress/risk whatever you want to call it. It's the best.
he had/has such a great love for his dad that when his dad died, he engulfed himself into rock climbing, at such a level i can only guess at how much he loved his dad.
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on UA-cam. I already make a lot of money on UA-cam. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, ida
@@AxxLAfriku stay in school kid yea, hahaha, no, I mean if you're being serious, just follow your dreams bro, it got you this far, the whole dropping out of school thing is hard. School isn't for everyone, but it is important, If you're still in high school, just finish high school, then see what happens. Time is free, but it's priceless, make it count.
@@AxxLAfriku stay in school and have a back up. The chance youtube won't be around forever is pretty high so in that case you need something to fall back on to. A ton of pro sports athletes actually have educations in really good fields incase their career ends
@@AxxLAfriku DON'T DO IT! School is generally a shit place to learn efficiently - especially high school - but it's still not a good idea to leave it for the proposed reason. You have no reason to take my word, but I'm an entrepreneur who invests in all kinds of "wobbly" shit - including UA-cam channels - and I can say that UA-cam is among the worst things in terms of income reliability. Policies get worse nonstop, and the income is always affected. Starting on UA-cam at this point in history for anything other than showcasing an *existing profession* is something I would not recommend to anyone. There are many better, safer, and more profitable ways to achieve freedom. Take your time, research options, make an informed decision later. 👍
Joe: I used to be a climber growing up bro. Alex: Oh nice, what type of climbing did you do? Joe: Oh, just in my social queues alone man. I got to meet celebs, tv people, artists & comedians. It's crazy! Alex: Aww, that type of climbing. Well, I got just the story to tell you man. Joe: I'm all ears.
I love watching the climbing docs…. Got me into climbing myself (nothing at all even resembling what this guy does, this guys the real deal) or maybe just hiking would be the better term.. either way, tons of respect 💪🏻🔥👍🏻
@@ednamode2334 So, you're taking a self-deprecating comment I made, making fun of myself, and your best instinct is to call me a prick? Yeah, that figures...
Joe mentions how these people seem really chill. Have you ever noticed that hockey players are like that? When they're on the ice they are trying to kill someone, but then they are just really relaxed and almost slow when they're not on.
Alex just reminded us the meaning of being a human. We're just another species on earth. We've been blinded by this artificial world we created for so long, we all forgot what our nature was.
Thats why everyone's on meds. The idea of "ADHD" annoys the crap out of me. Kids are designed by nature to sit still in a classroom for hours. They would be out on hunting trips with there father or helping gather supplies.
This isn't the first time I've heard Alex describe an experience as "character building", as a euphemism for some miserable situation. If Alex calls it "character building", you or me gunna die fo real.
I fell thru the mosinee river snowshoe rabbit hunting during the longest recorded cold snap in Wisconsin history . The old mans ,dads, verbal wisdom and survival training saved my ass , had my friend not been with me I never would have gotten out of the ice.
Spotify demanded control over availability of content. Rogan said he didn’t care, whatever. Then proceeded to lie to audience about what happened to missing content. -Mark Dice and absolutely nobody else in media.
Would love to see you interview Ryan Reynolds, I’m sure you have heard this a million times but just a suggestion keep up the grind love your podcasts👽
@@tcrowl18 What about your jelly, relish, salsa and pickled okra? Oh! And also, you know how when you have a bottle of soda you've already opened, but then you put the lid back on and the pressure from the carbonation gas has made the lid tighter than...uhh...a thing that's really really tight? He could open that for you, too!
Gotta watch the interview on Spotify. NOT promoting anything, but I believe this is the third time Alex has been on and the most comfortable I've ever seen him.
I can think of a few that are certainly up there. Some of the Navy Seal stories were harrowing, same with the journalists who went into war torn countries and were kidnapped, tortured, et
Rainbow Pools and Greely Hills, Buck Meadows and Yosemite so much beauty to be seen and fun to be had at ground level. This dude is like Nah, free Solo El Cap & The Nose before Lunch. Maybe Slack Line the Merced.
'Free Solo' won the academy award for the best documentary and during the acceptance the director didn't even thank him. Alex risked his life to make that. Glad to see he is getting his much deserved recognition.
Hardly anyone remembers the director. Alex is pretty well known and a legend now to people who has knowledge about the subject matter. You cant keep good down, let alone great.
@@tsushantasingh I do. Her name is Chai, and she's as fake as a set of tits in Hollywood. A washout who happens to be dating a climbing legend (Jimmy Chin), and ended up with the film rights because of it.
@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid no, he was scooping up teriyaki sauce with leftover linens. I asked if he needed a shoulder to cry on. He told me to ring the bell. I took it as a slight at first, but he remained on that midnight tip.
I find Alex really interesting, he just sees life so simple yet makes everything so intelligent. His comment about fight or flight and anxiety at the beginning was interesting. It makes me curious is our fight or flight reaction which has always been thought to be more of a nature, is it more of a nurture?
Interview Richard Heart!!! Him and Lex Fridman will be interviewing and doing a video soon. Can't wait to see you interview the founder of HEX, the Highest Appreciating Asset of 2020.
Yes but not as much, on my computer I can't watch it full size unless I open the web player through their website, (as opposed to the desktop app) seems to work fine on my phone.
I've never seen a video with this much red in it.
I thought I would get used to his new studio eventually, but the colors and how "crammed" the place is still unsightly.
i just realized they are both wearing red shirts
That's the reason I clicked the thumbnail.
@Hai Boai you're still advertising! smh
😆
When Alex Hannold says that something is a death trap, it's probably a death trap.
A smooth steep mountain slope hundreds feet in the air during a raging blizzard. And there is fucking cacti everywhere.
Find you someone who looks at you with the same expression of happiness that Alex Honnold shows when thinking of getting "worked" by nature.
"WORKED"
Cannot stop laughing at "worked"
He speaks with such confidence and humility...his fear is completely absent 🧠
If you saw " free solo" you would know that his amygdala " which is the part of the brain that controls fear, is almost completely absent from his brain!
This man feels it, but can control it like almost no one
@@zrob89m21Not accurate lol. He has a normal amygdala. And it works normal, but he just needs higher than average stimulus to activate it. Basically, he is stressed more often, and so normal stressor don't cause activation, but it still works normal lol.
These comments man lolol
lol hes a leo
"Fear and Excitement are such similar emotions, if you can trick your brain to feel fear as excitement you will never be afraid again." Alex
Most people cannot for the life of them trick their brains into feeling fear as excitement
Alex Honnolds brain is wired differently from the way most peoples brains are wired . This has been proved and his brain has been studied . His amygdala is different from that of most people . Also he has a streak of obsessive compulsive about him and is highly intelligent . He studied the route on El Capitan for years getting every aspect right before making his free solo attempt . One of the attributes is unusual. The combination of these attributes in one individual is very rare
💯
Alex goes through little phases with words he likes. A couple years ago it was “heinous” this time around it’s “worked”
Haggard is a big one with him lately too. Reminds me of like old CKY videos lol
@@adamzetek3864 haha oh 100%
Alex? You mean people in general. But yeah I see what you're saying.
Hmm, you mean to say that people are creatures of habit? Interesting... HMMMMMMMM
I think everyone does this
The line "I wound up building a bunch of character instead" was hilarious, but absolutely on point
Moral of Alex’s story: he got COMPLETELY worked by Nature
@thoasbolen it was totally crunk
And hammered
Alex is a modest intelligent bro. A unique specimen
check the weather app?
wORkeD
What triggers his fight or flight is actual life or death situations. That is awesome.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
this needs way more likes
Better than taking an arrow in the knee
@@miguelg4556 Skyrim
we don't go quietly
The Legion can count on that
Welcome to Fabulous New Vegas
He's such a great guy to have on long form content because he is a fountain of knowledge and has great stories
It’s a shame to say this, but I’ve watched 2 full JRE podcasts since it left here... I used to watch 80% of them!
I have yet to watch a full episod since he left.
It will never be the same.
There will be a Before and an After.
Is there something wrong with spotify?
Same. All clips now. I’m not dealing with another app looking for my attention.
@@uncrownedoak7777 yes.
Me too.
When I first moved out on my own I stressed over every little thing. Then I deployed and got caught behind a very small piece of cover. I sat trying to get small for a few hours ( really only a couple of seconds ) waiting for a break in the fire, and realized all the things I used to stress about really weren't important. This guy is right, Its crazy how thinking your about to die will teach you how to live.
Indeed funny how we need perspective now and again
The old saying is you gotta have some rain to enjoy the sun. Glad you made it back.
I am glad you are alright.
Received, thank you
thank you for the message Sir.
Alex is a legend
@M B much like you when you type.
oh ty sherlock
Nah
Alex is easily one of the coolest guys on the planet
100%
Actually, I am one of the coolest guys on the planet. #staywoke
Cool and completely mental
Alex has the hands of a dude who is about 6'6", 250lbs.
It's crazy because he's only as tall as me (5'11"), but they look like they're almost a full knuckle segment longer than mine. Lol
@@truckerenoch8824 no way he looks 6’3
"And that was my rest day ..." .... HAHAHAHA fucking legend! I've scrambled around Red Rock Canyon near where he's talking during snow blasts and gnarly weather, he's not exaggerating one bit!
"worked"
"Worked" seems to be the new "gnarly".
@@eddy4688 similar but its a verb as opposed to an adjective
Received, thank you
@@eddy4688 Nah it's more like an alternative to fucked or ruined or something along those lines
The mountains can always surprise you. I'm nowhere even remotely close to Alex's climbing level, but I've been up a lot of mountains and no matter the weather, I always take plenty of warm gear, gloves, hat etc and extra food. I've been caught out a number of times and been fine. The worst situation I ever had was in the heat. I went two days without water and got lost in the wilderness of southern Tasmania on my own. I was out there for about 9 days in total. I remember drinking from a muddy puddle one day and on another, smahing my way through thick bush to get to a lake so I could drink. In those 9 days, I saw only three other people. I was too blaze. It was very fit and confident, but did not do enough prep, in terms of the degree of water I was likely to find.
@Dre You're welcome.
Wow Lame story bro - nobody cares
I loved my time in Tasmania, where did you go?
Did have any crazy encounters with animals or Bigfoot
You dreamt all of that when you had that afternoon nap
love how Joe is trying to comapre this guys shit to a hard work out - so the guy ups his story and Joes is still like yea so we are the same......
Joe ain’t the same but any stretch
Joes above average. Alex is EXCEPTIONAL, an anomaly! There are people who exceed expectation, and people over exceed. Pick who you want to be. 🤘🏽
Lfol lol
As humans we try to relate with stories. when Alex is telling his story Joe is trying to relate it to anything he can within his own life to better understand Alexs story. This is how humans communicate and its very natural
He’s relating and having a conversation with someone invited on a podcast, you see here Alex is in no disagreement. Try talking to a human being sometime
I could listen to Alex tell climbing stories all day! Just amazing and entertaining..“...now it’s a total tobogganing death trap..” 😄 Great descriptions..
I like how often he seems to come on the podcast. Such an interesting dude
It's TRUE. As Alex said, you get worked by nature so much that when you come back in with everyone everything else isn't as tense as everyone else is taking it.
I have severe social anxiety so id imagine going out in nature, isolating for awhile, then coming back.....
Being around ppl - my anxiety would be even worse than it was before.
I love camping. Love being alone. Alone on the side of a mountain actually sounds pretty darn good, thats when I'd be chill lol. Coming back to "normal life" - THAT would be terrifying.
@@thinlineofsanity1035 The key to what Alex was saying is that you have to get worked by nature. Cant just go out camping. Its taking it to the extreme like going on a 20mile hike or like Alex, climbing huge rock walls. Alex isnt just going out there and camping and looking at the mountain. Hes climbing it. Thats how you get that release.
True
Received, thank you
Me and the homie are backpacking to a multipitch crag this weekend, and this is exactly why we do it. The tension everyone else carries, the stress and urgency always seems to feel so much less invasive to your own personal self when you learn to handle yourself in those situations and really experience high levels of stress/risk whatever you want to call it. It's the best.
Im free soloing tonight. Just me and my right hand 🖐
😆 sit on your left til it falls asleep for some stranger danger
I don't know you....but I respect you.
I'd be strokin my nose too if I had one like that
Send it
Received, thank you
That guy is on another level.
Alex honnold! Love this guy. You have the best guests
Need Elon vs. Alex, no JR
Hearing Alex say “my wife” is a bit surreal
he had/has such a great love for his dad that when his dad died, he engulfed himself into rock climbing, at such a level i can only guess at how much he loved his dad.
This is a guy who lives his life, and has a purpose
Living with total intention. Having a plan and being prepared.
Why couldn't I stop staring at his hands and fingers
Because they are huge and very muscular looking for his body frame
He’s got some gecko 🦎 mits
oh wow, alex honnold came back on again, thats cool, really liked free solo doc
I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on UA-cam. I already make a lot of money on UA-cam. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, ida
@@AxxLAfriku stay in school kid yea, hahaha, no, I mean if you're being serious, just follow your dreams bro, it got you this far, the whole dropping out of school thing is hard. School isn't for everyone, but it is important, If you're still in high school, just finish high school, then see what happens. Time is free, but it's priceless, make it count.
@@AxxLAfriku stay in school and have a back up. The chance youtube won't be around forever is pretty high so in that case you need something to fall back on to. A ton of pro sports athletes actually have educations in really good fields incase their career ends
@@AxxLAfriku DON'T DO IT!
School is generally a shit place to learn efficiently - especially high school - but it's still not a good idea to leave it for the proposed reason.
You have no reason to take my word, but I'm an entrepreneur who invests in all kinds of "wobbly" shit - including UA-cam channels - and I can say that UA-cam is among the worst things in terms of income reliability. Policies get worse nonstop, and the income is always affected. Starting on UA-cam at this point in history for anything other than showcasing an *existing profession* is something I would not recommend to anyone.
There are many better, safer, and more profitable ways to achieve freedom.
Take your time, research options, make an informed decision later. 👍
Love this guy. Everything he says is interesting every time he opens his mouth.
Producers: How much red do you want
Joe: Yes 👁👄👁👍🏼
I love how he just laughs about it like its nothing
Joe: I used to be a climber growing up bro.
Alex: Oh nice, what type of climbing did you do?
Joe: Oh, just in my social queues alone man. I got to meet celebs, tv people, artists & comedians. It's crazy!
Alex: Aww, that type of climbing. Well, I got just the story to tell you man.
Joe: I'm all ears.
I love watching the climbing docs…. Got me into climbing myself (nothing at all even resembling what this guy does, this guys the real deal) or maybe just hiking would be the better term.. either way, tons of respect 💪🏻🔥👍🏻
Comprehensive?
The only person Id ever trust going into the wilderness/hike/climbing! Hes so Dope!! No one like this Man right here!!
Many Sherpa are pissed at this comment.
Only two minutes in and apparently this man gets worked by nature
*worked*
He's an amazing athlete! Fearless.
You can tell by looking at his eyes this guy faces fear and smiles.
Alex is a BEAST
I love Alex's stories. They're all cliffhangers.
Having grown up here in Vegas and hiking everywhere around here, you do have to respect our weather sometimes.
My hands were literally sweating just from watching him. 😂😂😂😂
I really loved that Dan Gable Interview though such an honest hard working dude same with Alex
Mark Dice called Joe out HARD! Damn Joe thought you were smarter than that.
Called out on what, man?
Who?
Who farted?
ROGAN HAS THE BEST JOB! INTERVIEWING FASCINATING PEOPLE! GREAT SHOW!!!
This is 1 of the few human beings that can look at wes Watson and say where's your paper work? 😅
Oh yeah? Well, I'm one of the many human being you can look at and say, "Yeah, that figures..."
@@Tom_Van_Zandt I got told you were a prick then I saw you and said “yeah that figures...”
@@ednamode2334 So, you're taking a self-deprecating comment I made, making fun of myself, and your best instinct is to call me a prick? Yeah, that figures...
@@Tom_Van_Zandt I can’t tell if you’re trolling or just the least funny human on the planet
@@ednamode2334 I bet you're good at math.
Joe mentions how these people seem really chill. Have you ever noticed that hockey players are like that? When they're on the ice they are trying to kill someone, but then they are just really relaxed and almost slow when they're not on.
Alex "worked" Honnold
Alex just reminded us the meaning of being a human. We're just another species on earth. We've been blinded by this artificial world we created for so long, we all forgot what our nature was.
Thats why everyone's on meds. The idea of "ADHD" annoys the crap out of me. Kids are designed by nature to sit still in a classroom for hours. They would be out on hunting trips with there father or helping gather supplies.
This isn't the first time I've heard Alex describe an experience as "character building", as a euphemism for some miserable situation. If Alex calls it "character building", you or me gunna die fo real.
His off day is basically falling down a mountain in a snow storm. Oh and a fucking cactus.
ALEX...sort of super jazzed but super chill all in one. At the same time.
That is one hell of a way to be humbled and build character
I fell thru the mosinee river snowshoe rabbit hunting during the longest recorded cold snap in Wisconsin history . The old mans ,dads, verbal wisdom and survival training saved my ass , had my friend not been with me I never would have gotten out of the ice.
This dudes tombstone someday.
"He got totally worked"
Worked to death.
It’s like a scene from the shining
Spotify demanded control over availability of content. Rogan said he didn’t care, whatever. Then proceeded to lie to audience about what happened to missing content. -Mark Dice and absolutely nobody else in media.
Would love to see you interview Ryan Reynolds, I’m sure you have heard this a million times but just a suggestion keep up the grind love your podcasts👽
Bring JRE back to UA-cam cmon
Cmon man!
Why not just sign up for Spotify instead? I'm a shareholder.
This guys normal day on edge a while is a near death experience for normal people
His hands are crazy strong.
Prove it. Bannara banjara. Super paul. Dill hinkle.
@@shadcovert1160 what in hell are you talking about?
I know who to call to open my pickles
@@tcrowl18 What about your jelly, relish, salsa and pickled okra?
Oh! And also, you know how when you have a bottle of soda you've already opened, but then you put the lid back on and the pressure from the carbonation gas has made the lid tighter than...uhh...a thing that's really really tight? He could open that for you, too!
You think so??
The only time I saw Bear Grylls look like he was the guest on the show Man Vs Wild was the time Alex came on the show.
If "holy shit dude" was a dude...
Gotta watch the interview on Spotify. NOT promoting anything, but I believe this is the third time Alex has been on and the most comfortable I've ever seen him.
Alex "I was just a little bit uncomfortable" Honnold
He got worked, worked, worked, worked !
Uncle jack Kelly is jealous of this guy's hands
Im jack kelly...im a lawyer
I wonder if he knew where to put his legs
This dude is another level of tough!
This guy's got bigger balls than anyone Joes ever interviewed
I can think of a few that are certainly up there. Some of the Navy Seal stories were harrowing, same with the journalists who went into war torn countries and were kidnapped, tortured, et
Alex Honnold and I have something in common. We both have Garmin watches. He probably uses his altimeter more than I do.
I've been waiting so long for Alex to come on the show
His third time on. 🙂
He’s been on several times now
@@tycom9328
How's about a fourth time
Dude, that's fuckin gross! 🤮
Why would you want that?!
The free climbing guy is still alive...good on him
*Free soloing
Alex is batshit crazy! I love watching that dude 😆
Rainbow Pools and Greely Hills, Buck Meadows and Yosemite so much beauty to be seen and fun to be had at ground level. This dude is like Nah, free Solo El Cap & The Nose before Lunch. Maybe Slack Line the Merced.
'Free Solo' won the academy award for the best documentary and during the acceptance the director didn't even thank him. Alex risked his life to make that.
Glad to see he is getting his much deserved recognition.
Hardly anyone remembers the director.
Alex is pretty well known and a legend now to people who has knowledge about the subject matter.
You cant keep good down, let alone great.
@@tsushantasingh I do. Her name is Chai, and she's as fake as a set of tits in Hollywood.
A washout who happens to be dating a climbing legend (Jimmy Chin), and ended up with the film rights because of it.
Amazing person to have on the podcast, if I woulda know he was on any sooner, i would’ve already finished it lmao.
I ran into Alex at a Vons grocery story in Vegas and it felt like I was meeting God. Could not have been a nicer guy 😎👍
That's pretty cool man!
What was he buying
Was he soloing the shelf in the bread section?
I've never been there, but my buddy says it's rated 5.12a...seems like something Alex might dig.
@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid no, he was scooping up teriyaki sauce with leftover linens. I asked if he needed a shoulder to cry on. He told me to ring the bell. I took it as a slight at first, but he remained on that midnight tip.
i get vertigo just by looking at Alex! 😉 what a beast!👏👍
I find Alex really interesting, he just sees life so simple yet makes everything so intelligent. His comment about fight or flight and anxiety at the beginning was interesting. It makes me curious is our fight or flight reaction which has always been thought to be more of a nature, is it more of a nurture?
He has all the signs of autism... Ppl with it usually have a hobby they complete immerse themselves in.
This is why there are safety precautions before venturing on a trip, no matter the professional you are
Joe "I went to Spotify so I could choose my guests"
Spotify *deletes over 100 episodes*
Are you confused? 🤔
Are they over 100 now
Joe sold out. 100M is very hard to turn down, unless your Trump, who refused to be bribed. Now America is a shitshow
@@regularguy1140 its not 100 but its a lot
Its on reddit, just Google JRE missing episodes
Way better guest than any of the recent ones.
Alex lowkey looking like A star trek captain lol
my dad said that he looks between Spock and Llyold from Dumb and Dumber
Reminds me of someone who would be your neighbor as a kid. Sucked at basketball. But then grew up and did this shit.
I'm taking a huge dump currently.
Me too.. small world eh
Me three. Poop is the link
Interview Richard Heart!!!
Him and Lex Fridman will be interviewing and doing a video soon.
Can't wait to see you interview the founder of HEX, the Highest Appreciating Asset of 2020.
ahahaha cope hexican. Rekt af
Alex is the man....hes the ideal blue collar guy. Works for a living at Michael Jordan level of production. Flawless or else.
wat
@@antihero105 He was making a flawlessly-accurate performance and background comparison. 👍
It really does help with the rest of life, for me it’s so important to sweat and be physically challenged.
Man, I wish there was a way to watch this entire podcast instead just a few short clips!
I’m researching into the importance of ritual initiation and the positive effects on the individual and society. This was helpful
Do you guys actually listen to JRE on Spotify? I’ve kinda fallen out of it and only check out the clips here.
Since he went Exclusive on Spotify it has been pretty crappy. I’ve been listening to Brilliant Idiots instead which is hilarious
I started watching Tim Dillon instead, spotify is a broken piece of ish
Yes but not as much, on my computer I can't watch it full size unless I open the web player through their website, (as opposed to the desktop app) seems to work fine on my phone.
@@Sheridanhersh yes. Phone works good. Desktop sucks. CPU temperature goes up, video runs slow, app is unresponsive.
I watched The Alpinist the other night. Such an insane story!
I like your old studio better than this new one. The new one is less personal.
You need to learn to let sjit go homie ...
@@DonOrFinito why?
This guy is a BEAST!!!!!!!
Welp. Guess I gotta log into Spotify today.
Robot
Hell fucking yes new Alex episode
Remember when Joe wasn't a mouthpiece for Hollywood? I do.
“For a real reason” lmao gotta admire the mans honesty
So basically he completely ignored the weather warning and was then shocked that it was correct