Dan Shepard

Atiyah, he's been vocal against peptides, which is interesting because I definitely think he does prescribe some to certain patients he has.

I think he's probably getting a lot of emails from the Joe's Peptide Shack.

Yeah.

I mean, he doesn't want young dudes who have no knowledge of it firing all this shit into their body without a dosage by a doctor and a supply that's trusted and vetted.

I think that's more the concern than what this peptide that's been studied for a long time, actually.

I don't know what this is.

I'm not.

I have tried that, and I didn't notice any cognitive advantage from it, so I just skipped it.

I'm already on too much stuff, and it's all done with a shot.

I feel like it's easier, actually.

Yeah, I've gotten over it, but I'm not looking to add more needles to my life.

No, when I made my resolutions for 2026.

Also, it's turnkey for addicts.

So all the dudes I know in recovery, it's like, oh, great.

We have something we can obsess about like this, but actually the outcome is beneficial.

So it scratches that ritualistic kind of energy.

Yeah.

Yeah, and you're talking about which one you're in and then you're doing how much.

Okay, so you were here six years ago, and it was right before you were one of the last interviews in person.

The tour was bisected on that first book by the pandemic.