Josh Wolf

I don't do anything.

Max Apata will attest to the fact that we went to Monterey.

We all stay in the same room.

We're gone for four days.

I'm the only one who didn't take a shower the entire time, and I sweat through my fucking fire suit every single day.

What do you think about this?

I think we're making ourselves soft on this stuff.

And I've said, look, the more chapstick you use, the more chapstick you need.

The more moisturizing cream you use on your hands, the more you need.

And it makes sense.

What happens is your body starts working harder.

to replenish the stuff you're stripping away with all the soap, so it creates more oil, so your hair gets more oily, so you need more conditioner or whatever it is, or more shampoo.

So it's this weird kind of anti-nature cycle.

But here's a bizarre one.

All the data is coming back on the hand sanitizer and the Purell and everything.

And they're going, you were right.

We shouldn't be using all this stuff.

We need to expose our kids to dirt and germs so they can build up immunity, build immunity up to it.

I was fucking out in the sun the other day and it was like we spent it.

Forty five minutes shooting.