#816 - Joe Schilling

Joe Rogan (0:02)

Boom, we're live, fresh from the trenches. Joe Schilling in the motherfucking house.

Joe Schilling (0:07)

What's up, Joe?

Joe Rogan (0:09)

How are you, brother?

Joe Schilling (0:09)

I'm doing pretty well.

Joe Rogan (0:10)

Are you chatting with people? Are you doing that Snapchat?

Joe Schilling (0:12)

Yeah, I had a Snapchat. You do the world.

Joe Rogan (0:14)

These wacky kids in their Snapchat. I tried Snapchat the other day because my little daughter loves it.

God damn, dude, all my names are taken. My name's taken, Powerful JRE's taken, Joe Rogan Experience is taken, everything. These fucking creeps.

Joe Schilling (0:28)

That's so weird.

Joe Rogan (0:29)

Give it up, you freaks. Give me my name back.

Joe Schilling (0:31)

Weirdos.

Joe Rogan (0:32)

Yeah. Well, what are you going to do? I was late to the game.

What is the big deal with Snapchat? Why is everybody like that?

Joe Schilling (0:39)

I don't know.

It's really blown up lately. When it first came out years ago, it was like, it had a little different connotation to it. It was like, you know, the picture was deleted in like five seconds. It was like your sexting app.

Joe Rogan (0:52)

Yeah.

Joe Schilling (0:52)

Fucking dick pics and shit. Yeah.

Joe Rogan (0:55)

But nobody deletes those. They just make a screenshot.

Joe Schilling (0:57)

Yeah, they'll tell you, hey, she's screen shotted your stuff there.

Joe Rogan (1:00)

And you're like, no. That's that horrible feeling in the bottom of your gut.

Joe Schilling (1:05)

You have problems if you're sitting in dick pics anyway. I don't understand the concept.

Joe Rogan (1:09)

Unless the girl wants dick pics and then you got to send them.

Joe Schilling (1:13)

I guess.

Joe Rogan (1:15)

If you talk to people that are in the dick pic game, they'll tell you, you got to send pictures to get pictures.

Because girls feel vulnerable. If they're just sending you pictures of their pussy and you're not sending anything back, they feel like this motherfucker has me here. This is bullshit. There's no trust in this relationship. Even if they don't want them, they just want a picture. Sometimes you got to be vulnerable for these girls, allegedly.

What am I, an expert?

Joe Schilling (1:42)

This is where we're starting to run into black cats and dick pics.

Joe Rogan (1:45)

Well, there's no rhyme or reason to any of these damn things.

Joe Schilling (1:51)

Apparently, Joe Rogan's dick pic game is very strong.

Joe Rogan (1:54)

It's shaky. It's all over the road.

But my fucking phone, I give my phone to my six-year-old. It's filled with Snapchat pictures of her face, switching in with Kimbo Slice's face, all the pictures I have on my phone. She goes through all my photos and finds pictures that she wants to swap faces with.

These wacky kids these days. So, like I said, man, fresh out of the trenches, man. You had a crazy war this weekend. That was wild.

Joe Schilling (2:29)

Yeah, man. That was something, wasn't it?

Joe Rogan (2:33)

It was fucking something. That was for sure. Like we were saying before the podcast started, you were really fighting emotional. You were worked up.

You had already fought him before and you wanted to get back at him. And it was kind of obvious in the way you were fighting. You were really putting a lot of pressure on him.

Joe Schilling (2:51)

Yeah, I didn't really feel that way at the time. I wasn't aware of it. You know what I mean? I was just in there doing me. And yeah, there was a lot of pressure.

I wanted to knock him out. I wanted to set things right. I think being told and kind of carried as the face of Bellator kickboxing, there was a lot of pressure on my shoulders that night and a lot of, you know, I wanted one of the big shot. I wanted to make an exciting fight. I think I did that, you know.

Joe Rogan (3:18)

You definitely did that.

Joe Schilling (3:20)

You say kill or be killed, like, you know. And for Spike TV's perspective, I'm sure we killed it on the ratings. My job was to carry the ratings because that's why it was the first fight from the main card.

And like I said, it was never a boring moment, you know.

Joe Rogan (3:34)

It wasn't boring. It was fucking wild.

There's a weird like fine line you have to cross sometimes between, I should ask you, how do you make the distinction of whether or not you should fight smart or fight exciting? Do you make that distinction or do you just go, can't stop crazy, and fucking charge at it?