Joe Rogan

And it's how we stayed alive.

And the way I describe it to people, there's a feeling, most people have caught a fish.

There's a feeling when someone catches a fish, like even a child.

When I took my daughter bass fishing, she was like six, I think.

She caught a bunch of bass.

And the feeling that she got when she hooked it, like her eyes light up, it is built in us.

It's inside of us.

But catching a fish...

bow hunting and in the mountains killing an animal, cooking it over a fire with your boys, is that times a thousand.

It's a crazy built-in, we did what we have to do, and we're looking forward to doing it again.

So that intense experience, the difficulty, all of it, you're sitting there, relaxed, you're eating, and you have no doubt you can't wait to do that again.

You're not like, man, I don't want to do this again.

This is nuts.

You're like, yeah, I'm fucking tired, but that was awesome.

That was awesome.

You take the pack off like...

He's sitting there by the fire like, holy shit, you're drenched in sweat.

Your legs are gone.

Everybody's around smiling like we fucking did it.

We did it.