Joe Rogan

You're doing, you know, for lack of a better word, art.

You know, and art has a sort of a pretentious air to it.

A lot of people, you know, there's certain words that have been sort of co-opted.

But the art of creation, the art of doing something.

Why is it?

What I was gonna say was, well, you go first.

It's sincerity, because some people say that and they don't mean it, and that's most of the people that say that.

That's the problem.

That's true.

Yeah.

Well, that is real purity.

Yeah.

When you're not chasing any prestige, you're only doing it for the thing.

And I bet there are people that he loved there.

Yeah, and it's probably More purity to it knowing that it's not gonna be reviewed in the New York Times It's like you're doing something that you're only doing it for the love of it And if you want to be if you want to play pro ball, you know, there's certain things You know

The term developing men, or developing people, developing young people,

My martial arts instructor when I was a young boy, there was like a pamphlet that they had released explaining what the classes were all about.

And in it, one of the quotes that always stuck with me forever is martial arts are a vehicle for developing your human potential.

So is acting.

Yeah, so is anything.