Joe Rogan (host) [primary speaker]

Like, I don't have to do fucking radio if it was already sold out.

Like, oh, whatever.

relationship with the radio station they like it when you come in i'm like i don't like it when i come in i don't have to i don't want to wake up at five o'clock in the morning on friday when i'm the least funny i've ever been at six a.m and then i have to go back to sleep and wake up for the show i'm gonna be all disoriented and up makes the shows worse i'm on there selling a product that is gonna be impaired because i'm on this radio show also like

This is around 2007, and by that time, the ship had already sailed with radio.

It was kind of already gone.

It was then becoming more internet-based promotion.

And then by time, I mean, I guess now some people still have to do radio shows.

And I talk to these guys, and some of them, like, go on stage.

Hey, how many people heard me on the radio today?

Like, crickets.

It's like a waste of your time.

I had no idea.

Isn't it incredible?

It's nuts, man.

It's nuts.

Have you been to one of the arena shows?

No, I haven't.

Holy shit.

That's when you realize.

When you go to an arena show and they all sing along with the Hans Kim song, and they all know everybody's thing, and when William Montgomery comes out, they fucking go crazy and stand up.