Arnold Schwarzenegger

know if I'll be able to reach her later so I just wanted her to know I won and so it was stuff like that it was kind of all a mind fuck kind of a thing you know and just to play with their mind a little bit and Lou got all confused but like I said a lot of it was kind of show was for the pumping iron for the cameras and all that stuff and for some reason though the funny thing about it is that Lou

has never really trusted me ever again since that moment. Really? Imagine 50 years. This has been 50 years ago. I mean, next year, 50 years. And see, always, you know, we are very good friends. And, you know, we play chess together and we hang out together and we... schmooze together and have gossip sessions, go to the gym together.

has never really trusted me ever again since that moment. Really? Imagine 50 years. This has been 50 years ago. I mean, next year, 50 years. And see, always, you know, we are very good friends. And, you know, we play chess together and we hang out together and we... schmooze together and have gossip sessions, go to the gym together.

has never really trusted me ever again since that moment. Really? Imagine 50 years. This has been 50 years ago. I mean, next year, 50 years. And see, always, you know, we are very good friends. And, you know, we play chess together and we hang out together and we... schmooze together and have gossip sessions, go to the gym together.

But every time I say something, I say, you know, I know it's foggy today, Lou, but the sun is going to come out, I guarantee you, within the next two hours, he will go like... LAUGHTER

But every time I say something, I say, you know, I know it's foggy today, Lou, but the sun is going to come out, I guarantee you, within the next two hours, he will go like... LAUGHTER

But every time I say something, I say, you know, I know it's foggy today, Lou, but the sun is going to come out, I guarantee you, within the next two hours, he will go like... LAUGHTER

we kind of look around is he putting me on yeah then he looks up no I don't think so you know kind of like I don't think the sun is coming up I think you're putting me on or something so he just no matter what I say yeah you know he kind of like is always doubting it and it's always kind of questioning it you know but I mean he's a great guy and I really got to appreciate Lou because he was one of the very few bodybuilders

we kind of look around is he putting me on yeah then he looks up no I don't think so you know kind of like I don't think the sun is coming up I think you're putting me on or something so he just no matter what I say yeah you know he kind of like is always doubting it and it's always kind of questioning it you know but I mean he's a great guy and I really got to appreciate Lou because he was one of the very few bodybuilders

we kind of look around is he putting me on yeah then he looks up no I don't think so you know kind of like I don't think the sun is coming up I think you're putting me on or something so he just no matter what I say yeah you know he kind of like is always doubting it and it's always kind of questioning it you know but I mean he's a great guy and I really got to appreciate Lou because he was one of the very few bodybuilders

that was willing to work, to work his ass off. You know, not only in the gym, but I mean, also did various different jobs he had. I mean, he was a sheep metal worker, he was a welder, he was playing football up in Canada, he was trying to join a football team up there, become a football player. He went into professional wrestling and he worked his ass off there, and weightlifting.

that was willing to work, to work his ass off. You know, not only in the gym, but I mean, also did various different jobs he had. I mean, he was a sheep metal worker, he was a welder, he was playing football up in Canada, he was trying to join a football team up there, become a football player. He went into professional wrestling and he worked his ass off there, and weightlifting.

that was willing to work, to work his ass off. You know, not only in the gym, but I mean, also did various different jobs he had. I mean, he was a sheep metal worker, he was a welder, he was playing football up in Canada, he was trying to join a football team up there, become a football player. He went into professional wrestling and he worked his ass off there, and weightlifting.

I mean, everything that he did, and then, in the movies, you know, he played the Hulk. And he did really a great job there. And then after that gig was over, after years and years and years of the Hulk, he then became a personal trainer and he was training celebrities here in Hollywood. And he was going like from house to house. He never shied away from working.

I mean, everything that he did, and then, in the movies, you know, he played the Hulk. And he did really a great job there. And then after that gig was over, after years and years and years of the Hulk, he then became a personal trainer and he was training celebrities here in Hollywood. And he was going like from house to house. He never shied away from working.

I mean, everything that he did, and then, in the movies, you know, he played the Hulk. And he did really a great job there. And then after that gig was over, after years and years and years of the Hulk, he then became a personal trainer and he was training celebrities here in Hollywood. And he was going like from house to house. He never shied away from working.

You know, not like I'm a star now, I don't have to work. For him, the most important thing was to provide for the family and to go and to do the work. And I really loved it because I would say half of the bodybuilders are lazy bastards. The ones that I hung out with, they wanted to be on the beach. And they want to just hang out and they just want to get a tan.

You know, not like I'm a star now, I don't have to work. For him, the most important thing was to provide for the family and to go and to do the work. And I really loved it because I would say half of the bodybuilders are lazy bastards. The ones that I hung out with, they wanted to be on the beach. And they want to just hang out and they just want to get a tan.

You know, not like I'm a star now, I don't have to work. For him, the most important thing was to provide for the family and to go and to do the work. And I really loved it because I would say half of the bodybuilders are lazy bastards. The ones that I hung out with, they wanted to be on the beach. And they want to just hang out and they just want to get a tan.

And then when Franco and I started our construction business, I said, come on, guys, we need some work. I said, we just had the earthquake here in Los Angeles. We need to rebuild some of the patios and the fireplaces and the chimneys. And they would come and they would just work one direction. this direction, and then it will work. They put the bricks on it.