Dave Damaschek

This notion that where you go, oh, I got sick, and then you go, it's because I live too close to the power lines.

Like, well, people just get sick, number one.

You can't blame it on something.

Number two, having a bunch of 74-year-old – is it 74?

74-year-old guys that are built like brick shithouses, how bad can that be?

Like, people can go, oh, that testosterone is going to get you.

Right, but you can beat a 24-year-old Marine in a foot race in an arm wrestle –

What are we talking about here?

If it's making you that much stronger, what are we talking about?

And it basically – don't let me put this in your mouth here.

I mean words.

We don't – as guys, once you hit 30-something, you start going down the other side of the hill over there and you stop producing as much testosterone.

And basically what you're doing is you're putting it back into him.

That's right.

Yeah.

It's so rageful.

And then I guess my only philosophical argument is a sort of free lunch in nature, that you're monkeying with whatever the cycle, and I guess it's a death cycle, but it's the cycle.

We don't need to reproduce anymore.

We don't need to fight anymore.

We barely need to screw anymore.