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José Andrés

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1769 total appearances

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The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I love the painting you have in the entrance. Yeah. I didn't cry because lately... I've been trying to hold my tears, not because I feel a man should not cry. I'm a guy that cries easily. And I love it. But when I saw it, first thing, I come out of the, I open the door and there is this beautiful, big portrait of Tony. And I'm like, okay, I have a feeling I'm home.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I love the painting you have in the entrance. Yeah. I didn't cry because lately... I've been trying to hold my tears, not because I feel a man should not cry. I'm a guy that cries easily. And I love it. But when I saw it, first thing, I come out of the, I open the door and there is this beautiful, big portrait of Tony. And I'm like, okay, I have a feeling I'm home.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Yeah. I've got a couple. I've got another one I'll show you that's in another part of the studio. I've got a lot of art in the studio, luckily. It's nice. I love art. I just love being around people's expressions, different things that people have created. I just love things that people make. If there's anything that I couldn't live without in this world... I need to be around people's creations.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Yeah. I've got a couple. I've got another one I'll show you that's in another part of the studio. I've got a lot of art in the studio, luckily. It's nice. I love art. I just love being around people's expressions, different things that people have created. I just love things that people make. If there's anything that I couldn't live without in this world... I need to be around people's creations.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Yeah. I've got a couple. I've got another one I'll show you that's in another part of the studio. I've got a lot of art in the studio, luckily. It's nice. I love art. I just love being around people's expressions, different things that people have created. I just love things that people make. If there's anything that I couldn't live without in this world... I need to be around people's creations.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's very important to me. I like seeing it. I like it to be all over the walls. I like it to be everywhere. I like to touch it. I want to see it. And when I found out he was gone because my friend Maynard, he's the lead singer of Tool. And Tony had really gotten into jujitsu.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's very important to me. I like seeing it. I like it to be all over the walls. I like it to be everywhere. I like to touch it. I want to see it. And when I found out he was gone because my friend Maynard, he's the lead singer of Tool. And Tony had really gotten into jujitsu.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's very important to me. I like seeing it. I like it to be all over the walls. I like it to be everywhere. I like to touch it. I want to see it. And when I found out he was gone because my friend Maynard, he's the lead singer of Tool. And Tony had really gotten into jujitsu.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And that's how, one of the ways, I was friends with him before that, but that's one of the ways that Tony and I got closer is that, you know, he knew I was a black belt. I've been doing jujitsu for decades. And so he would ask me questions. And when we were doing the show together, it was really funny. When I did one episode of No Reservation, we went pheasant hunting in Montana.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And that's how, one of the ways, I was friends with him before that, but that's one of the ways that Tony and I got closer is that, you know, he knew I was a black belt. I've been doing jujitsu for decades. And so he would ask me questions. And when we were doing the show together, it was really funny. When I did one episode of No Reservation, we went pheasant hunting in Montana.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And that's how, one of the ways, I was friends with him before that, but that's one of the ways that Tony and I got closer is that, you know, he knew I was a black belt. I've been doing jujitsu for decades. And so he would ask me questions. And when we were doing the show together, it was really funny. When I did one episode of No Reservation, we went pheasant hunting in Montana.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And part of the day, he's asking me how to finish darts chokes. So he and I are on the ground, on the dirt. And I'm saying, now, when you're in this position, I'm showing him how to strangle people in the dirt. So we're wearing hunting clothes and boots and everything like that. And I'm like, no, no, no, this way, and then trap the head here and turn it like this. So we're like...

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And part of the day, he's asking me how to finish darts chokes. So he and I are on the ground, on the dirt. And I'm saying, now, when you're in this position, I'm showing him how to strangle people in the dirt. So we're wearing hunting clothes and boots and everything like that. And I'm like, no, no, no, this way, and then trap the head here and turn it like this. So we're like...

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

And part of the day, he's asking me how to finish darts chokes. So he and I are on the ground, on the dirt. And I'm saying, now, when you're in this position, I'm showing him how to strangle people in the dirt. So we're wearing hunting clothes and boots and everything like that. And I'm like, no, no, no, this way, and then trap the head here and turn it like this. So we're like...

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Now do it to me. Do it to me. Like we're working with each other like on the ground. And he's like fascinated by this martial art. And I thought it was wonderful because like he's this sensitive, creative, poetic guy. But he found the beauty in jujitsu, which is like to the outside person who's the uninformed. It looks like this brutal caveman activity, but it's not.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Now do it to me. Do it to me. Like we're working with each other like on the ground. And he's like fascinated by this martial art. And I thought it was wonderful because like he's this sensitive, creative, poetic guy. But he found the beauty in jujitsu, which is like to the outside person who's the uninformed. It looks like this brutal caveman activity, but it's not.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Now do it to me. Do it to me. Like we're working with each other like on the ground. And he's like fascinated by this martial art. And I thought it was wonderful because like he's this sensitive, creative, poetic guy. But he found the beauty in jujitsu, which is like to the outside person who's the uninformed. It looks like this brutal caveman activity, but it's not.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's a very complicated, intelligent thing. creative martial art, and he was obsessed with it. And he didn't start doing it until he was 58 years old, which is kind of crazy. But he really got obsessed with it, entered into tournaments, age-appropriate tournaments, and did really well, and was training every day, sometimes twice a day. He was taking private lessons and really got obsessed with it.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's a very complicated, intelligent thing. creative martial art, and he was obsessed with it. And he didn't start doing it until he was 58 years old, which is kind of crazy. But he really got obsessed with it, entered into tournaments, age-appropriate tournaments, and did really well, and was training every day, sometimes twice a day. He was taking private lessons and really got obsessed with it.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

It's a very complicated, intelligent thing. creative martial art, and he was obsessed with it. And he didn't start doing it until he was 58 years old, which is kind of crazy. But he really got obsessed with it, entered into tournaments, age-appropriate tournaments, and did really well, and was training every day, sometimes twice a day. He was taking private lessons and really got obsessed with it.