Joe Rogan

So I've got to go, let me go back to my desk and I'll open up my files and now I have my information.

But when I'm talking to you, I'm not at my desk.

That's what it's like for me to have a great role.

Yes, it really can.

Yeah.

And I think the ultimate in the moment for a person that doesn't have a craft or thing is staring at the stars because you realize you are a part of everything and you are in this infinite soup of existence that all of your troubles and yours, it seems so insignificant in comparison to the vastness of what's in front of you.

Yeah.

I've talked about this before, but I'll tell you.

When I was younger, when my oldest daughter was – I think she was only like five or six.

We went to the Keck Observatory in Hawaii.

And I don't know if you've ever been there.

It's on the Big Island.

But they told us – it's like an hour and a half drive.

They told us when you're driving up there –

you're going to go to the top and hopefully there won't be any clouds so you get a clear vision of the sky.

So as we're driving up, there's all these fucking clouds.

I'm like, oh, this sucks.

This is going to suck.

We're driving all this.

We're not going to see any stars.