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Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Joe Rogan Podcast, check it out! The Joe Rogan Experience.
Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night! All day!
Scotty! Hey! Good to see you, brother. What's happening?
You know, back in the seat. Back in the hot seat. You're looking good, dude. Look at you, you handsome bastard. What's this box? This is the best supplements on the planet, sourced from Japan, America, and Switzerland. North Performance, Dr. Massey. Do you know him? He's a Stanford doc. He started the company. I'm involved. I'm getting heavily involved in the ownership of it.
And I'm excited about it. It's a one, you take it a day, like one satchel.
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Chapter 2: What supplements are being talked about?
It's got all the shit. Oh, so it's like a prepack?
It's a prepack. Oh, I like prepacks. Yeah, one and done. I don't like to think.
Exactly.
Give me prepack.
Yep.
Yeah, I take pures now. I take pure encapsulations. They have those little men's ultra packs or whatever it's called. I take those every day with a bunch of other shit. I'll try your stuff though. Okay, check it out.
So what's so special about these vitamins? You know, it's just more for the person who wants to excel in training. So it's got all the amino acids, your creatines, your M&M. All of it in one supplement? It's big. You'll see.
Let me see. Pull that bitch out. Let's open it up, baby. Let's fucking go. By the way, this is not an ad. I mean, I guess it is for Scott, but it's like we didn't organize this. I know you're involved in your AGM. I know, but I just want people to know that like.
Yeah.
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Chapter 3: How do vitamins impact training and performance?
Have you always taken them? Oh, it's all in powder? Yep. Whoa. Try dry scooping that. You're going to choke to death. That's a lot of powder. That, I believe. Now, at least I'm more convinced because there's a lot of volume here. Obviously, there's a lot of stuff. If you took every vitamin that I take every day and you busted them up and put them into a powder form, it would be like this. Exactly.
so it's 70 plus vitamins in there and that's the biggest thing right like efficacy and quantity you need the right amount do you just mix this with water is that how you do it yep mix it with a big water and then you just don't have to think about it because i was doing so many a day right as you probably are yeah it's like oh dude yeah i ran out of that one oh i gotta wear that
So you're involved in this company. Did you guys ever send this stuff out for third-party testing? Do you ever do that?
It's totally third-party tested. So my very wealthy buddy started it. He did it essentially for himself. He was like, I want the best of the best. He's like 55, but he's an adventure athlete. And he's like, I want the best of the best. I don't care what it costs. And he's like, wait a sec. I think I can make a business out of this. So that's where we're at.
Good for you, dude. Okay, so for people at home, what's the name of the company again?
North Performance.
North Performance. And is there a website they can go to?
Yep. We're just launching it. It's going to be on subscription-based. Come to your house every month.
Oh, nice. Don't just think about it. Oh, I like not thinking. Yep. You got me. Got me hooked already, son. All the things. Volume, so I'm believing in it. I know you're a very reputable and ethical guy. I know if you're involved in something, it's going to be legit anyway. That's cool to know. How long have you been taking supplements? Have you been a vitamin guy forever?
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of dietary choices on health?
I think especially liposomal glutathione, which is, I think, more bioabsorbable. That's awesome, dude. Good for you. And don't listen to your doctor. If you have a doctor like I had, my doctor said, all you need is a balanced diet. Most of those vitamins are just going to pee out. And I looked at him like, dude, you look like shit. I didn't say it, but I'm trying to be nice. You thought it?
We just had a pot belly. I'm like, this is crazy. You have zero muscle, and you're telling me about balanced diets. Like, this is bananas, dude. And now that I've looked back on it, he was probably how old I am now. And he looked like shit. There's a lot of doctors that don't understand that if you want to optimize your health, it's not about –
what the 100% of the USDA or whatever it is, the requirements. There's real science on what the right doses are. And you can find it. It's just complicated. You got to go online and you got to go, what's the optimum dose of vitamin D? Are there dangers of going above vitamin D? Are there benefits of having a high level of vitamin D?
Like, if you really want to do it right, you should work with a wellness clinic and have someone go over your blood work. Fortunately, we have ways to well in town, so I do it with them. They go over your blood work. They'll actually make you a vitamin that's designed specifically for what your body needs.
They'll encapsulate it all in pill form, tell you how many to take a day, and they'll send you, like, a bag of vitamins.
It's amazing. Yeah, I've been actually thinking about doing that test because there are certain doctors that will tell you – Your blood type will dictate what you should be eating. And I've never really got that done or know. And I know certain people just are like, this is a game changer. I always wonder how much of that is voodoo.
It might be a little voodoo. It kind of makes sense, though, if your ancestors came from a specific part of the world. You know what I mean?
Yeah.
We know that's the case with alcohol. People whose ancestors came from a society. Well, societies that didn't normally drink alcohol, particularly Native Americans, had a really hard time with it because they just weren't built to metabolize alcohol. They didn't have it as a part of their world. And I guess if you're in a...
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Chapter 5: What advice does Scott Eastwood give about dealing with sharks?
Have you done this? No. You've got to get so close. No, I'm not. That's so crazy.
Chapter 6: How do bull sharks differ from other shark species?
So when they come after you, don't flip your legs and scream and flail? No, keep them in front of you. Get under water and bop them. Bop them on the nose. Bop them. I've heard that before. I've heard punch them. I'm like, what are you talking about? Yeah, here it says, bop the nose. How punching a shark in the face saved this Hawaiian surfer. I mean, look, it's not good either way.
You don't want to be in the water with an angry shark. Well, in Florida, they don't have as many shark problems, but they do have bull sharks. And I was watching this video. There's these guys that go fishing. I guess it's the Keys, and they go off of this giant bridge, and it's, like, real far to the water.
So they have to have this, like, gaff system where they drop a line down, and they gaff the fish, and they have to pull it up. They're catching these tunas and they never get them to the bridge. They're just getting destroyed by sharks. There's sharks all over the place down there.
Yeah, bull sharks are real dangerous because they'll keep attacking. Whereas a lot of sharks bite out of, you know, misconfusion, right? They sort of think you're a seal or something. Yeah. And then they bite and they're like, ah, okay. Bull sharks, they'll just keep coming.
They're like little chihuahuas. Like pit bulls. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, fuck those things. They catch them a lot now. What is going on with this guy?
Bull sharks eating a tuna.
Oh, really?
I thought this was the video, but there's actually no views on that, so maybe not.
Well, this guy's actually in the water. The guys that I've seen, is this in the Keys as well?
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Chapter 7: What inspired the movie Jaws?
When you said big shark circling, I thought it was going to be a little more exciting than this.
Oh, man, imagine you're pulling a fish in and you see a shark. You're like, you just take it. Take the fish. Jesus Christ. But a lot of guys, they pulled them in. They're cut in half. Oh, yeah. So they bull shark fish down there now. You can catch bull sharks every day. They're trying to reduce the population because apparently it's a very high population.
You know, bull sharks are the reason why Jaws was made. Do you know the original story behind Jaws? No, I didn't know that. The inspiration was actually bull shark attacks in fresh water on a river in New Jersey. So bull sharks are one of the weird sharks that can live in fresh water. Go fresh and salt, right? Is this the thing? Yeah, 1916. Yeah. So this is the – they caught that bull shark.
And they killed, I think, two people, right? Yeah. A series of shark attacks. Four people were killed and one critically injured. Incidents occurred during a deadly summer heat wave and polio epidemic in the United States that drove thousands of people to seaside resorts in the Jersey Shore. So they think it's a bull shark. It says there's been a debate, but it's in fresh water.
They just did a 40th anniversary JAWS screening in that bay and people sat in the water to watch the movie.
Also natural selection. But they've found bull sharks as far north as Illinois. Oh, yeah, up the river systems. Yeah, they make their way up the river. That's scary. That's crazy. It's the most aggressive shark, and they found them in fresh water. I think that dude that used to have that show River Monsters, you remember that guy? Oh, yeah, I remember the show.
Yeah, the guy who just caught fish all the time, like the craziest. The redneck? No, he wasn't a redneck. He wasn't? He was actually like an educated guy with a foreign accent. Where was he from?
River Monsters.
Yeah. I mean, I remember the show. I just don't, I don't know if I ever watched it. I just remember seeing it. What's it?
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Chapter 8: How does Scott Eastwood approach playing characters in historical films?
Yeah. It just gets real weird. It gets weird. There's a lot of deep insecurity in that industry, right? Sure. It's masked by, like, false security, right? Like, it's like, um. I'm the man, I'm tougher, I'm this thing. You build this ego up and you're like, ah, dude, we're just doing a job here.
Can you get to set and shut the fuck up? It's just the attention that you get. You get so much attention from the world that you start thinking you're important. And it's natural, natural for human beings, but especially even more natural for people that pretend to be someone else for a living.
And some of the accountability, man, in the industry is unbelievable. I just worked with somebody that I think was just without saying any names, but, you know, just
maybe you know people just get like too famous for too long but they think the world owes them something and then when it comes to like doing the right thing you're like dude you could just it's black and white do the right thing don't be a piece of shit you you can't do that that's unacceptable behavior and they're like fuck that i can do uh and you're just like what dude what are you talking about exactly
You could say a name and then we'll edit it out. You want to do that? Well, yeah, I just, you know, we started working on a film with a director and they decided, you know, after we had spent a bunch of money that they just didn't. feel like they wanted to work with this other person and didn't wanna do the job, do the thing.
And so I was like, okay, well, you need to pay that money back now to that person who invested in you. And they're like, I'm not gonna do that. And it's like, well, yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. That's the right thing to do.
So they decided they didn't wanna work with another person?
Yeah, didn't wanna work with another person after we started pre-production on the film.
So they're trying to get the person kicked off the movie or were they leaving?
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