#1867 - Eddie Bravo

Eddie Bravo (0:13)

Oh, shit.

Joe Rogan (0:14)

When was the last time we did one of these?

Eddie Bravo (0:18)

Two years? Over two years, a little over two years.

Joe Rogan (0:21)

Before the pandemic, right? It was like just before? It was during?

Eddie Bravo (0:26)

It was during.

Joe Rogan (0:27)

The beginning.

Eddie Bravo (0:28)

Yeah, it was during, because I remember I asked, it was a fight companion, and I remember I asked Callan and Schaub. I go, if you had a choice, your whole family gets COVID, or your whole family gets hit by a drunk driver on the freeway, what would you choose? What a fucking crazy question. Exactly, exactly. And that was the last one, I think.

Yeah, you know, it's been a while.

Joe Rogan (0:53)

Bro, I like the gray beard. You went with it, huh?

Become the old wizard.

Eddie Bravo (0:58)

Dude, I was dying. About 100% of the pictures out there, the old pictures of me with a black OT, those are, it's all dying. I started getting gray hair early, dog.

Joe Rogan (1:11)

Yeah, you were like 30, right?

Eddie Bravo (1:13)

Earlier than that. Really? Yeah. And at first, I'd get like one or two, and I would just pluck that motherfucker out, boom. You know, and then there was three. I'm like, okay, boom, boom, boom.

And then it was like, damn, there's a cluster here, boom, boom. Then I'd be spending fucking plucking out all the grays. And I go, you know what? I just got to dye it. So I started dyeing my fucking beard.

And then you get to a point where you're so goddamn old that it looks fucking goofy. Like when I see dudes in their 50s and 60s and they're dyeing their hair.

If you're a rock star, yes, keep dyeing your hair. I get it. You know what I mean? You got to keep that image going.

But, you know, James Hetfield, he lets the gray go.

Joe Rogan (1:54)

Yeah, he can pull it off.

Eddie Bravo (1:55)

Yeah, so I figure, fuck it. I'm just going to let the grays embrace the grays.

Joe Rogan (2:00)

This shit can't be good for you either, that dye.

Eddie Bravo (2:02)

It can't be.

Joe Rogan (2:05)

We were looking at Just For Men the other day, like people that have had like burns all over their face.

Eddie Bravo (2:10)

Oh, really?

Joe Rogan (2:11)

Doing that shit, yeah. Some people have like allergic reactions to it.

Eddie Bravo (2:14)

But there's some new foam. I'm thinking, damn, maybe should I dye this motherfucker? Is it too late to go back to dyeing? Because there's like, because it's a pain in the ass. Because at home, you got to fucking dye, and then your skin's dyed, and then you got to scrub your skin to take the dye off your skin, and then, oh, you got to put Vaseline around it, so there's no skin or dye on your skin, and then it's a big fucking ordeal.

And then you get lazy, and then you see like grays are like half the gray.

Your hair, you have hair with half gray, half dye, and it looks really stupid. So, um...

Joe Rogan (2:48)

My shit's all over the hell.

Eddie Bravo (2:50)

Hey, hey, I have no hate for anybody still dyeing their hair. You know, I just, I basically just got lazy.

Joe Rogan (2:55)

The weird thing that old guys have that like weird reddish-brown color where you know it's dye, it looks like shit. You know, that weird like, that weird like they're too old for their hair to be that color anyway, and then they got that weird reddish, you know what I mean?

Eddie Bravo (3:10)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (3:11)

It's like a shitty dye.

Eddie Bravo (3:12)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (3:12)

Some do-it-at-home type shit.

Eddie Bravo (3:15)

At a certain age, it looks ridiculous.

Joe Rogan (3:17)

Come on, man.

Eddie Bravo (3:18)

It's counterproductive.

SPEAKER_3 (3:20)

It's not helping.

Joe Rogan (3:21)

I mean, look, at a certain, if you're 80, you look like shit, period. You might look good for 80

Eddie Bravo (3:26)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (3:27)

Yeah.

Eddie Bravo (3:28)

Focus on lifting weights.

Yeah. Be one of those 65-year-olds with their yoke and jack.

Joe Rogan (3:33)

There's a lot of those guys nowadays with testosterone replacement.

Eddie Bravo (3:36)

A lot of inspiration. I see a guy that's 65, and his body looks like it's 25 I'm like, okay, let's try to do that. Yeah.

Joe Rogan (3:44)

That's possible.

Eddie Bravo (3:45)

Yeah. So, you know, I got the stem cells in my shoulder.