Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2366 - Sam Tripoli
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #2366 - Sam Tripoli' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-08-15. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #2366 - Sam Tripoli

Joe Rogan podcast, check it out.
The Joe Rogan experience.
Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day.
It's amazing how not traveling all the time affects your health.
You feel so much better.
Yeah, and it's getting crazy on planes now.
Oh, I know, man.
Dude, what happened where these altercations are fairly regular?
Like at airports, you've seen brawls at airports all the time.
Yeah, I have a theory.
What is it?
They don't want you flying.
No, no, no, no, dude.
You think I'm crazy.
You think I'm crazy?
I'm dead serious.
There's like an Agenda 2050, and literally in there, it lists no more
commercial flying.
And you see them at all these like WEFs and all this stuff in Davos.
That would be hilarious, like if it was only the elites that cut the flying
private jets.
Dude, that's literally the plan.
For real?
Okay, but do you think that can't be responsible for brawls at the Spirit
Airlines?
Yeah.
I mean, dude, they send in all these people all the time.
I mean, it's crazy to me.
Flights are always late.
Right, right.
But a lot of that happened because of the pandemic.
You think these military planes are almost hitting commercial planes?
I'm telling you, dude, if they want you in a 15-minute city, why do they want
you flying around?
Okay.
I see what you're saying about the 15-minute city, and I think that's true.
But I don't think this is grand plan to make planes slam into each other.
I think a lot of it is incompetence.
Whatever happened with the Blackhawk in D.C., that was a weird one.
That was a weird one.
That's a weird one.
Because apparently that lady was instructed to not go in the direction that she
was going, right?
Right.
But what was the specifics of it?
Well, she didn't—they looked the wrong way.
Like, they go, hey, they looked this way, and it was coming that way, or they
looked that way, and it was coming this way.
They didn't—they looked the wrong way when they tried to see what was coming.
Was she a part of the Biden administration at one point in time and then left
and went back to flying helicopters or something like that?
It's so hard to know because you see stuff online.
But if you even study, like, the Vegas shooting or—I mean, the L.A. fires,
they want you to blame DEI.
Like, do you remember when that one fire chief or whatever was like, oh, if I
come get you and you're too big, you're in the wrong place at the wrong time?
Yeah.
Why would you say that?
Why would you—
Hubris.
It's hubris.
I don't know, bro.
It's someone who gets into—listen, you got an all-lesbian crew.
Right.
You got a woman who's the first head of the fire department who's a woman, and
this lady's a woman.
And they're all talking about how great it is if someone who looks like you
comes to save you and help you.
Right. I get that. Yeah, totally.
So they're wrapped up in that kooky ideology, the absence of meritocracy and
the absence of, like, physical standards for difficult physical jobs.
To pretend that that that's not necessary, that you shouldn't be able to take a
guy out.
Like, the guys that I knew that were all firefighters, the guys that I've known,
one of my buddies is a firefighter is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt.
Another one is a fucking big, giant Irish guy.
Like, they were always big people.
Right.
Because you had to be able to carry folks.
I agree, dude.
And you had to be able to do, like, crazy physical things.
You have to axe down doors sometimes.
Imagine you took a 100-pound woman and tell her to axe down a door.
Okay.
So I agree with what you're saying.
But what I'm saying is, what causes more chaos, what causes more infighting, is
if you push everybody to, this is DEI messing up, and not that this whole thing
is purposeful.
Okay.
So you're thinking that they're instituting DEI on purpose, and they're putting
incompetent people in positions of power on purpose so that they'll fuck up, so
that people will complain, so that it creates more chaos.
Yes.
So, I mean, I don't know if they're, they, the narrative instantly became, who
are the Bolsheviks?
Who's the lizard people?
I don't know.
I mean, like.
They're lizard people, right?
Yeah, well, I don't know if they're lizard, well, they probably are lizard
people, but, I mean, this is, I mean, when Karen Bass, here's the crazy thing
about L.A., very few people are calling out anything anymore.
It's a city of conformity.
Then nobody wants to rock the boat, because to get a job in L.A., you need 20
green lights.
Yeah.
All you got to catch is one red light, and you're not working.
Right.
So, if you're out there going, hey, dude, this is like, hey, man, what's going
up with this?
This seems pretty purposeful.
You're not going to work.
You're just not going to work.
You could get mugged at a gas station pumping $7 gallon gas, and still never
complain about what's going on, and still vote the same way, because you don't
want to rock the boat.
If you ask me, it's a big part of moving everybody into these big cities, is
the forced conformity.
I don't think it's like that everywhere, though.
L.A. is particularly like that because of the – it's a city of conformity
already because of Hollywood.
Yes.
Because you're auditioning for things.
Yes, 100%.
The auditioning for things thing is crazy, because it's really the only way to
find out if someone's really good at acting.
You give them a chance, right?
But the way it's set up is like people choose people, and if they choose you,
you go on to have this incredible life.
You become Brad Pitt.
Yeah.
But if they don't choose you, you become that guy that everybody sees at the
party that's 45, and dyeing his hair dark, and it's not happening, and everyone
knows it's not happening, and maybe he's got talent.
Because it's weird.
So you have to conform.
Yes.
You have to say what they want you to say, whether it's about whatever
political issue or social –
Kids getting transitioned.
Climate change.
Yep.
Whatever it is.
You can't have any opinions that break from the narrative.
I totally 100% agree, and that's kind of why L.A. nobody's saying anything
right now.
It's a culture.
It's a part of the culture, but I really think it has something to do with the
original way that L.A. was founded.
Before the whole reality star thing and everything else, but there's definitely
a lot of that going on, but it was all acting.
Everybody wanted to go to the act, so it was like the primary way that someone
would get a gig was an audition.
Yep.
Yep.
There's a term.
It's a communist term.
It's like cornefieza.
Jamie will Google that.
I'm butchering how to pronounce it, which will be a theme.
By the way, that is a dope sweatshirt.
Oh, 10th Planet Van Nuys?
I need one of those.
Well, dude.
You got one?
I got you.
Alder.
Who's running 10th Planet Van Nuys?
Alder.
Oh, no shit.
He gave me this.
Shout out to Alder.
He's cool as fuck.
Here's yours.
Yeah, dude.
Bro, I need one of those, though.
I need the Wu-Tang one.
Okay.
Oh, dude.
I'll get you one, dude.
Does that stink?
No.
How bad does that smell?
Why?
You want this one?
Give me that one.
Okay.
Later, later, later.
No, no, I'll give it to you now because it's hot in here, dude.
Okay, okay, okay.
Sorry, you got to see my tits, dude.
Here you go.
I'm never washing this.
I'm never washing this again.
It's yours, dude.
That worked out perfectly.
I'm going to sweat like a pig the whole time.
Anything Wu-Tang I'm down with.
Ted's Land Van Nuys.
I'm just getting murked by Mexicans the whole time.
So they took the V and the N and they made it just like the Wu-Tang.
It's a great school, dude.
I'm trying to get a blue belt.
I'm just old and fat.
It's hard.
Bro, I've known Alder for fucking more than 20 years.
Yeah, he's great.
I love him.
You think 20?
Yeah, probably 20 years.
Yeah, dude.
He's great.
I love Jiu-Jitsu.
I just got to do old man Jiu-Jitsu where I got to do wrist locks and shit like
that because
I can't move these fat legs.
I got fat old legs.
I can't throw them and I'm taking on these.
Are you on any hormone replacement therapy?
No, I want you so bad.
We'll get you set up.
We'll get you set up.
I got a bad hip too, dude.
That's what I got to work on.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
What's wrong with the hip?
It's just the wheels are a little off.
Did you get it looked at?
No, I got to do that.
Okay.
I've been running nuts.
All right.
Well, before you do all this other stuff like Jiu-Jitsu and you have an injury,
you should
make sure that you're not making that injury way worse.
Probably making it worse.
Yeah, but it's kind of important.
But I love it.
I like pain.
I'm glad you like it.
But just listen to daddy because I've been down this fucking surgery road many
times with
Jiu-Jitsu and I've had two knee surgeries because of Jiu-Jitsu.
You have to make sure, and I had a bunch of back issues, you have to make sure
that it's not
like a labrum tear or something like that where you're continuing to tear it
and make
it worse.
Yeah.
Because you can get that fixed.
Yeah.
And if you get it fixed, you'll be way better off.
Yeah, I got to get it fixed.
MMA fighters do it all the time.
Like Sugar Sean, before his fight with Marab, he tore his labrum, the first
fight.
And he was going to get it surgery, but he realized he couldn't.
There was no way he was going to.
But he wanted to make that sphere show because they're doing it at the sphere.
He's like, fuck it.
I could still beat that guy.
He's an animal.
Yeah, he's savage.
Took a chance.
But he needed to get it fixed.
And then he finally got it fixed.
He's like, dude, I feel fucking infinitely better.
Infinitely better.
You have to fix it.
If it's a labrum tear or something like that, you just don't want to ruin it.
You don't want to get it so you need a hip replacement, which I know a gang of
guys who
have hip replacements.
Okay?
Yeah.
I mean, I can't believe how many people I know that have hip replacements.
I went home for the...
I brought the kids back to the homeland and all my family was like, yeah, I got
this fixed.
I got this fixed.
I got that fixed.
The hip one's nuts, man, because I know guys that are 40 that have hip replacements.
Like, not just one.
You know?
Remember Conor?
Did you ever meet Conor?
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He got his hips done.
Yeah.
You know?
I know a bunch of MMA fighters that had to get their hips done.
John Wayne Parr, Muay Thai guy, he had to get his hips done.
At least one hip.
It's rough, man.
They saw the top of your bone off and put a fucking cap on it and a different
socket and
screw it all in there, and then it's good for about 20 years.
I think I messed up some joints during my running and gunning days.
I'm sure you did.
Not drinking enough water.
I think I...
Yeah, you probably got injured a bunch of times, didn't notice it.
Just kept going.
Yeah.
Like a champ.
The thing about those hips, though, is what they can do now, like before in the
past,
if you had a chronically inflamed hip and arthritis and you were missing meniscus
or whatever
it would be, cartilage, labrum tears in your hips, you're crippled for life.
Now they just give you an artificial one and they say, well, it probably lasts
about 20 years.
You know, well, at least for 20 years, you can...
Like everyone I know that has one walks normal.
Yeah, I want that so badly.
Yeah, but you don't.
You want to fix your hip.
Yeah, I know.
That's what I want.
I want to fix my hip.
I'm going to do it when I go back.
No, we'll get it looked at while you're here.
Really?
How many days are you here for?
I'm here.
I'm leaving tomorrow.
What time tomorrow?
Like 7.
They put me on.
7 a.m.?
Yeah.
Maybe we'll get you in this afternoon.
Maybe we'll get you in this afternoon.
We might be able to get you in this afternoon.
Get my hip looked?
I'll fly right back.
Someone should look at it.
But what you really need is an MRI.
Yeah.
Because they need to find out exactly what's going on inside there.
I'm paying a gazillion dollars in health insurance.
I better get it looked at.
Bro, that doesn't get you nothing these days.
Don't you know?