Name: Joe Rogan Experience #1365 - Cameron Hanes
Uploaded: 2019-10-10T19:00:04.000Z
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #1365 - Cameron Hanes' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2019-10-10. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #1365 - Cameron Hanes

three two one cameron haynes ladies and gentlemen hey what's up nice shirt
buddy that's a ridiculous
that's you and me in utah and it says must be nice yeah because yeah the story
you know everybody
says they look at somebody and they'll be like man must be nice to whatever to
be able to have
that or get this yeah be able to go there yeah yeah so it's like you know we
obviously have a
great elk hunt i see a couple of comments and it's like people saying must be
nice which it is
it's amazing but yeah so just kind of i think you read too many comments that's
what i'm saying i
think you read some comments too why do you think i read you really said that i
think you do you never
catch me reading them though do you you've mentioned comments before too i
catch them if if they're in
the top and i'm you sent a comment the other day and it said i always well that
was because my wife
sent it to me it was hilarious oh yeah that was after the video of you and i
were celebrating and
you go i love this man i'm like i love this man yeah and uh someone said i
always wonder what it
looked what it would look like if cameron haynes and joe rogan had a baby and
we almost found out
that was a good one every once in a while you get a gym yeah the internet is
filled with funny
fucking people man oh my god there's a lot of frustrated comedians out there
there is that get
to express themselves occasionally in comments yeah i i because and like i
sometimes answer because i
feel like i'm let off the hook a little bit because it's not like i'm making a
post calling somebody a
dipshit but i can say a comment and it kind of sneaks through but why do you
want to or just be funny
you're so busy that's what i don't understand how do you have the time um with
a full-time job i mean
it's normal that you run a marathon in a day so how the do you have the time to
be commenting i don't
know well we're like waiting out here right now on the plane i don't know times
of boredom i guess so
yeah yeah it's all good it's fun hey man i know a lot of people that read their
comments you know and
smart people eric weinstein was making an argument that you probably should
read some of them that
there's like and you know he's a genius he was saying like you don't want to be
cut off completely
from from feedback so you have to find that sweet spot between reading some and
yeah and i'm like i
feel like other people read them i'll get them they'll come to me yeah yeah no
the good ones people
share with you yeah or yeah but i know some people who go crazy they read their
comments and then they
become obsessed and they read them all day long then they go and they have
these little twitter wars with
people back and forth yeah and they they just argue all the time yeah there's
sometimes where i mean
like i posted a couple times yesterday and i don't think i don't think i read
any till maybe this
morning you know just so it's like i don't post and then just like totally
check them yeah every
second you know refresh refresh but but every now and then there's something
nice like i saw this dude
that we were talking about in the last podcast i reached out to him he lost how
much weight did that
guy lose jamie it was like 200 and he went from like 417 to 198 so i i sent him
a dm i'm like i'm sending
this guy a dm that's amazing it is it's amazing congratulations you do see
people because yeah
like when you reach okay you're you're going to reach millions of people there's
going to be a few
dipshits but there's also going to be a few like that yeah or it's just like oh
my god this is
i mean how impactful is that that's like it affects your life yeah you know
yeah because it's so
positive well one of the things that you do online that i think is super
important is you provide
inspiration you know we were talking yesterday when i had dakota meyer on we
were talking about
goggins and jocko and you do the same thing it's like you provide something
where people they can see
you working hard and they see you smiling and and getting after it and it makes
people want to do
things and when they know that you're doing these hundred mile races and all
this crazy that you do
they they it gives them like there's just enough of a push to get off the couch
and get going and
sometimes that's all someone needs to change their whole life you need a day a
good day a good day
where you get moving and you get your legs pumping and you you know you you get
huffing and puffing
and you get your heart rate up and you sweat and then afterwards you feel great
and you go okay
tomorrow i'm going to do it again yeah and the next thing you know you got 15
days in a row
and the next thing you know you're down 10 pounds that's right the next thing
you know you're cutting
off on the booze and you're eating good and now you're you're joining a gym and
you're starting to
do chin-ups and and you're getting in shape and you look way better and you
feel better that's it you
make better choices yeah your life moves smoother it's yeah i mean it's it
builds that momentum and it
you know the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step and that one step
is one day or maybe the
first first step on your first run but you know i i see that all the time too
because i gen genuinely
enjoy working hard and so i am smiling and and it's like people say okay enough's
enough i'm gonna
i've been watching you for whatever i'm gonna do it yeah and so it's like i don't
know if you beat
them into submission finally but whatever the case is whatever re for whatever
reason people get out
there they do and then it starts that journey like like you said towards uh a
different life essentially
i joke around about it on stage about accidentally influencing dudes and i
apologize to the girlfriends
but there is a certain amount of responsibility that you you have to assume
when that starts happening
when you do have a positive impact on people you realize like hey you know this
this show having
people like you and jaco and andy stump and all kinds of interesting
fascinating people on directly
influences people's lives for the better and changes the way they view things
for the better gives them
a positive outlook and it also gives them the opportunity to hear from people
the way people
think that maybe they they would never get to meet these people in real life
right they would never get
to know these people but they feel like they know you them or who you know that's
the one thing i love
about jaco too is uh you know just the the shot of his watch every day i mean
you know he's up at 4 30
and he's getting it done yeah no excuses no none yeah and he's done and that's
i think that accountability
is probably accountability for him but also it's like the people know okay hey
this is what we need
to expect of ourselves yeah someone a guy said i don't like following jaco
because all it does is take
pictures of his watch i'm like you're missing the point man that's a new
picture yeah it's a new
picture every goddamn day of a new day with his watch getting up and getting
after it and then
afterwards it's a puddle of sweat in the ground yeah and he's doing it every
day yeah yeah and that's
good for you it's it's like and that was i'd never met him until our our elk
hunt utah and
man people ask hey so how is jocko and i'm like exactly like what you i mean
how what he says and
how he portrays himself that's how he is that's how he is and he's like you
know they had that day
they were expecting a long day of of blood trailing or just covering miles on
the mountains and he's
like he couldn't wait yeah he's looking forward to it couldn't wait he ate
three plates of meatloaf
he did he carved load i mean he's like hey i'm gonna need these but yeah big
old big old plates
of food but he said he and i remember this specifically he said what sucks is
when it doesn't
suck he wants the challenge yeah if something without a challenge it's like
what's the point
yeah he's turned his mind into this like challenge seeking missile yeah yeah
yeah well that's why i love
the fact that he you know at 45 years of age or 46 whatever he is decided to
get into bow hunting
hardcore and a year in he's taking on this crazy elk hunt i know in utah i mean
it's awesome that was
amazing it's awesome i love when people are not scared to take on new
challenges you know like
something that's completely outside their wheelhouse like when he started
shooting and he got together
with dudley and dudley started giving him some instruction i got pumped because
i knew i'm like this
guy's gonna dive into this head first right you know yeah it's that discipline
i think guys like you and
him it's it's just easy transition because you've had the like and i always say
this bow hunting's done
this for me um it gave me discipline or structure when i didn't have any and i
think you know jujitsu did
that for you too at that or no it wasn't jujitsu then taekwondo started out
boxing a lot of different
martial arts but yeah so it's the same it's different but it's the same type of
discipline for young
i mean i guess it was young for us but it's a it's a transition to people who
to have that mindset
and they like know that i'm gonna have to punch this time clock every day for a
while before i i get
to a high level yeah and it's just like that a certain type of uh personality
or people don't they
don't shy away from that they like regret they gravitate towards it well it's
also being able to pull
it together in the moment which to me like i've always sought challenges where
the like it requires
you to maintain your mental state like whether it's stand-up comedy or fighting
and to me archery might
be the ultimate bow hunting is the ultimate because in these moments where like
that bull is going to be
in between those two trees for five seconds and you got to draw back and make
that shot these are crazy
moments that you have to you have to have practiced you have to put in the time
there's no substitution
it's i don't think people who haven't done it realize how difficult it is and
then i think people who've
done it they definitely know how hard it is that that is one of the as you
mentioned one of the hardest
things to do but that's why that that's why that video of you and utah 67 yards
and it was just like we had
been in on bulls like had opportunity from the moment the beginning of the
morning it was a real
close it was a crazy day but these opportunities were like right there oh you
could almost grab
them and they would they were gone and it didn't happen and then that one just
enough time but he's
like you had to do it all you know that like the clock's ticking like it's not
you don't have you
you don't have unlimited time that bull takes a step yeah it's it's over yep
and for you to make
that shot so perfect in crunch time that was such a beautiful thing he's like
that's why it elicited
the orgy type response well that's also why i said afterwards practice is so
important it's always
thinking yeah that's what you said you said practice something about practice
and it's like
that's what it goes down so that's the building block yeah and it's just those
reps because you
can't i guess you could get make a lucky shot but the chances of screwing that
up are very high unless
you got the reps yeah my thought process when i was making that shot was
exactly the thought process
that i go through when i'm practicing and that's why and when i executed and i
saw that arrow hit exactly
where i was aiming beautiful it was i was that's the first thought that came
into my mind practice
is so important well and then i was impressed because you actually made notes
to yourself oh yeah
on your phone so what tell me walk me through your your procedure your process
i have uh i even added to
it oh you did yeah because there's a certain way i like to grip the uh the um
the release that i didn't
put in yeah so uh uh back straight strong posture draw back elbow high light
pressure