I met Joe Rogan in Toronto after he performed a comedy show
last September. My friend and I waited
over an hour in line to get a chance to speak with him and take a picture. Since I had a very limited time to speak with
him, and was not able to communicate all my emotions and gratitude towards him
that night, I had to think of the most true and powerful statement I could make
in the least amount of words. I said to
him: “you’ve made the world a better place”.
That is the highest compliment I can give to a person, and I feel so
happy and satisfied that I was able to communicate that message to him.
Joe Rogan’s podcast was the first totally uncensored,
honest, rational media source that I had ever come across. His podcasts are usually three hours long,
and are an authentic, laid back conversation where virtually every topic you
can think of is discussed. His podcast
was like making a bunch of awesome new friends, and came into my life at a time
when I didn’t have a lot of people around me that I could be honest with. It also turned some long, usually boring, car
and bus rides into the best times of my life.
The raw masculinity and passion displayed by Joe is so refreshing to
me.
Joe’s podcast, and his life in general have helped inspire
me to pursue my passions. Stand up
comedy, commentary for the UFC, and his podcast are the things he loves doing
the most, and he makes of living off doing those things. He never received a university degree (I
think) and he has repeatedly said that doing a normal job was not an option for
him.
I feel like I am not destined to
have a normal life or job either.
Powerful post Mr.Conner!
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