Eddie Bravo

So you... Sorry.

Getting back to you.

You know, the thing about...

jujitsu it's it feels so intimate it is and it's like so close and so yeah you have to you have to um uh decide it's uh is it worth it to get into these um crazy positions with other men uh is it worth it to to uh be able to uh

get really good at immobilizing an attacker?

Put them out, put them to sleep?

Is it worth it to get really good at putting people to sleep and breaking their limbs?

Is it worth it?

And the people that stay say, okay, it's worth it.

The people that don't do it, they're like, fuck that.

This ain't worth it, dude.

I'd rather get my ass kicked.

Now, do you have – I was thinking about this the other day.

So I had really uncanny balance when I was young.

I mean, I still kind of do.

But I learned to ride a unicycle in like –

half a day or something like that.

I was really good on a unicycle.

And I always used to, before puberty, we didn't have wrestling in my high school, but when I was poor, when I was a kid, we just wrestled.

We wrestled, that's all we did, because that was the only entertainment.