Joe Rogan

Is that too much information?

No.

That's us.

That's me.

That's everybody.

And the thing is, the gym wants to keep you occupied because then you'll show up more often.

It won't be incredibly boring.

If you go to a dank dungeon of a gym with-

nothing on the walls other than a small mirror that's covered with other people's spit.

I think that's what we all liked in Rocky when he goes out to the barn.

Especially in Rocky IV when he goes to Siberia.

That's the one I'm thinking of.

Yeah, it's hilarious.

Yeah, well, we like the idea.

I was going to bring that up earlier when you were talking about immersing yourself in a role and preparing for a thing.

is one of the more romantic things to me about fighting.

When I know that, like this past weekend there was a big UFC, when a fighter goes into a camp,

they go off somewhere, they leave their family behind, often for like two months at a time, and they just completely immerse themselves in preparation for this one thing that's going to happen.

And every little thing that distracts you robs you away from the potential of that one possible majestic performance, that one career-defining performance which they're all chasing after.

And for a championship-level fighter, it's like the immense pressure and then this thing, this...