#1720 - Tony Hinchcliffe & Brian Redban

Joe Rogan (0:16)

This is going to be one of those shows.

Joe Rogan (0:20)

How's it sound with that on?

Brian Redban (0:21)

It sounds perfectly normal.

Joe Rogan (0:24)

Today, how many times have you like heard, I've heard videos on YouTube where like this guy was reviewing watches and he was wearing a mask while he was reviewing the video. So you could like hear them. The muffle thing. I'm like, this is going to be like, we're going to look back on these days with the masks and all the people that were like taking them off and then putting it back on to take photos. Like all the times the politicians have been busted doing that. And we're going to say this is like a specially stupid time.

So stupid.

Specially stupid. Not saying that it's stupid to wear masks. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying the virtue signaling of it. The theater of it all.

Tony Hinchcliffe (1:04)

People put on the mask before giving a speech.

Joe Rogan (1:08)

Well, they have it off and they're hanging out backstage, and then there's a video of them putting it on and getting in front of everybody and then taking it off in front of everybody to give the speech. It's just theater. When Rand Paul was in front of Fauci and he said, you're vaccinated, why are you wearing this mask? It's theater. He was right. It's a theater.

It's to let everybody know you're a good person.

I'm a good person. Look at my mask. Yeah.

Brian Redban (1:31)

I talked to somebody on the phone that had a mask on. I was like, where are you? And they're like, in my hotel room. I'm like, what the fuck are you doing calling me with a mask on?

Joe Rogan (1:39)

Were you talking to Ian Edwards? Ian double masks backstage with us.

We're hanging out backstage. He's double masked. I'm like, hey, bro, we've all been tested. We're all good. He's just like, I'm more comfortable with this thing on.

Tony Hinchcliffe (1:55)

I don't get it.

Joe Rogan (1:56)

It's California. They got those people scared.

Tony Hinchcliffe (1:59)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (2:00)

I would like to see, like, if there was a chart of, like, how worried people are about the pandemic, you know, based on where they live. There's, like, pockets of worry.

Tony Hinchcliffe (2:11)

I think there's no doubt about that, right? Like, I mean, like, the people that I see in LA on Twitter and stuff and just when we visited there, like, it's a whole different world. I saw more masks in a few hours than I saw in a month here in Texas.

Joe Rogan (2:25)

It's fucking weird.

It's not just the mask thing. It's, like, the mask outside by yourself, the mask in your car. It's like, what is...

Tony Hinchcliffe (2:35)

I saw people in New York City bicycling wearing a mask.

Joe Rogan (2:39)

That can be good for you.

Jamie (2:41)

Right?

Joe Rogan (2:42)

That's like, you remember those things that people were wearing before? They were wearing, like, the altitude... What was, like, an altitude mask?

What the fuck was it called?

Jamie (2:49)

It's like an oxygen trainer.

Joe Rogan (2:51)

Right.

Jamie (2:52)

Simulate high altitude. What was it called?

There's multiple of them. I don't know if there's just one, but...

Joe Rogan (2:58)

People have gone over, like, whether or not it actually mimics altitude training, and it doesn't. But one thing that actually does work is those breath trainers. There's, like, a thing. It's like lifting weights with your lungs.

Have you ever tried those? Do you know what it is? No. You blow into them, and there's one of them that actually works. I have it. I haven't set up the app yet. It works on an app. And so, like, the app could read exactly, like, how much pressure you're blowing through that. So you're actually, like, physically working out your lungs, like a muscle, just blowing into this thing.

And breathing through it and breathing out of it. It's like it forces your lungs to work harder.

Tony Hinchcliffe (3:40)

Yeah, I like cigarettes.

Brian Redban (3:42)

I just use a belt, different notches.

Joe Rogan (3:45)

When was the last time someone died jerking off like that?

Brian Redban (3:48)

It's been a while.

Joe Rogan (3:50)

It's like it was a slew of famous people for a while.

Tony Hinchcliffe (3:52)

Yeah, I think it happens more than we think, because, like, imagine if you found someone like that, you wouldn't, like, want to put that out there. You'd be like, okay, we'll keep that a secret. We'll just say that they committed suicide, right?