Name: Joe Rogan Experience #944 - Scott Eastwood & Cameron Hanes
Uploaded: 2017-04-11T22:51:22.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #944 - Scott Eastwood & Cameron Hanes' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2017-04-11. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #944 - Scott Eastwood & Cameron Hanes' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2017-04-11. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #944 - Scott Eastwood & Cameron Hanes

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oh ladies and gentlemen we got a sweet show today cameron haynes is in the
building ladies
gentlemen cameron haynes what's up what's up brother scott motherfucking eastwood
is in the
house and if you can't see me it's because i'm wearing this sweet underarm or
camo shirt and i
do tend to blend into the background so if you get confused and go why is joe's
head just floating
in the air like that but it's but if you if you could see it you'd be you'd
notice you look jacked in
it jacked right it's tight it's form-fitting i'm killing it i'm killing it it's
a floating head
so uh cam's in town we're shooting bows today and i know he gave you a bow
yesterday yeah yeah yeah
he uh we went down to uh riverside uh riverside archery and to check out uh you
know he's
showing me uh throw me a blow a bow so that was cool you had an old you had an
old bow we we had
an upgrade didn't we yeah what was your old bow it was a old ross it was like ross
probably from like
ross dressed for less yeah same company no what's i didn't i don't even ever
heard is ross an archery
company a big archery company no no it's small yeah small i don't i don't know
i'm not even sure
if they still they probably don't make them anymore this was like a secondhand
bow i bought off somebody
uh years ago so is this something you wanted to do for a while and somehow or
another you got to hold
the cam uh i don't remember how we got uh connected we like through instagram
he likes to say i slid him
a dm you know like it's all going down in the dms some desperate girl but i
think i think i mean i
always put up hunting stuff obviously and i think you commented maybe or
something yeah yeah so it wasn't
like an unsolicited dm yeah like hey i'd like to get to know you a little
better but i think it was
which would have been okay too you know if you you know it's all good i mean it's
2017 everybody's
free to express themselves the way they feel yeah so it's something like that
built on and then we
just started archery and or talking archery then hunting and you know he he
grew up and hunt has
hunted and had the bow and so yeah he was got done with his movie stuff and was
here and thought hey
let's get yeah yeah also also the public land stuff too i you know been
noticing you guys both been
talking about that and so i was really interested in that so i started reading
up about it and
and i just said you know hey how can i help how can i get involved because this
you know means a
lot to me i'm a native californian and i grew up going to yosemite uh you know
going hunting going
fishing using the public lands and so it was really important to me uh you know
my dad was a state
parks commissioner uh most people don't know that so when was this what point
in his life this was
this was gotta be before he was the mayor no no no no after really yeah this
was after so fairly
recently then yeah probably in the last i would say 15 years i mean i know he
he he did it for a
while and then got out um but you know he was he was big in um in the uh do you
remember the toll road
going through the the um san clemeni no i'm not aware of that yeah so they they
were proposing uh this
was an arnold schorsenegger was uh was in office and they were proposing a toll
road to go through
san clemeni which goes through uh trestles which is a popular surf break and uh
he was you know
everyone you know got behind it um a surf rider foundation because they didn't
want it because it
was going to destroy the wave and ultimately destroy the the national park
there um and so he was
big on that kind of stuff and and so i've always been you know sort of
following his you know
footsteps saying we gotta we gotta get in front of this problem dude your dad's
clint eastwood
that's so crazy yeah that is so crazy what is it like having clint eastwood as
a dad like what's
your dad do my dad is clint eastwood bitch people just feel like oh they just
walk
away confused like what happened to me i just got hit with a rock
i mean and you look like him man it's weird like when i'm looking at you i see
your dad like yeah
from the old outlaw josie wales days yeah yeah yeah it's you know what's crazy
is looking at photos uh
of him when he was 12 and i was 12. uh you cannot tell the difference you put
him in both in black and
white you can't tell the difference wow yeah that's a trip yeah what was it
like growing up with him as a
dad when did you realize like holy shit i think i realized uh i'm 31 so i
probably realized when i was
about eight i watched unforgiven oh yeah he let you watch that when you were
eight that's my
favorite clint eastwood movie ever yeah yeah well there's high plains drifters
right up there too
well i don't know it's hard to lock them down sure sure but the unforgiven's a
dark movie man yeah it's
dark william money william money killer of women and children oh that's a dark
movie man we all got
it coming yeah that's what he says in that one i like probably one of the most
realistic killers too
like the way he handled stuff and the way everybody else was like falling apart
yeah you never saw that
in those movies well it was about regret it was about uh a life filled of uh of
regret and and filled
you know things that you did wrong that you wish you could have you know done
better and um you know it
was sort of a la one last ride to you know be to do something better for his
kids you know so i think
that was sort of interesting it was it was sort of a final culmination of all
his westerns it really
was and and almost like he updated them all too yeah because like in the old
movies like you'd have
cowards and you'd have heroes and stuff like that but in the unforgiven he took
it to a totally
different level like psychologically you know like even the way he like the
switch goes off when he starts
drinking and then he starts just murking everybody like the way it was handled
it seemed so realistic
the way everybody would fall apart and gunfights and the way i gotta watch that
again now it's been
a while yeah now i'm like this sounds awesome it's great it's a great movie i
remember seeing it
i remember the movie i went to see in the movie theater and when the credits
rolled at the end i just
only just wow yeah powerful one yeah it's intense movie man fucking intense so
when you're eight you
figured it out like that movie right right around then yeah i remember it's uh
watching it i'm not
sure if i watched it with him or or shortly after he made it um and just
thinking you know that is the
coolest thing and i want to do that you know i want to i want to be in movies i
want to tell stories like
that wow how so how many and you have brothers and sisters and so how did all
that work uh yeah i've
got i've got a few sisters and my dad was a busy guy how many kids in the
family uh well how many wives
yeah let's just go with that there's uh he's only had two wives but he's had a
few a few girlfriends a
few different babies mamas yeah so did you live with him i did i did uh i would
bounce back and
forth i lived with my mom uh i lived with my mom in california until it was
about uh seven or eight
and then i lived uh then she moved she packed up this was kind of around the
time when they split was your
mom an actress too no no no no no she was just a normal person yeah flight
attendant uh she had two
kids with my dad and uh we we she packed up i think when they sort of split and
she moved to hawaii
she had lived there uh when she was a lot younger and so she had always loved
hawaii and so i had gone
to uh hawaii to live uh probably from about uh eight to about 16. wow yeah and
then i ultimately moved
back with my dad uh for like the last couple years of high school and so yeah
it was it was an
interesting upbringing right i mean you know one hand i was you know with my
dad for for some time
when i was in hawaii uh living there and you know if you know anything about
hawaii as a white boy growing
up uh you're you're the minority yeah yeah so it was it was a lot of um a lot
of fistfights you show
up with a howley t-shirt on howley's rule pretty much i mean that's that's you
know a lot of people
don't you know realize that it's pretty you know hawaii is very from like a
warrior society still
um and and that's a great thing kind of because it's still it's very primal uh
and it's also you
know sort of it's one of those things where um there's not a lot of tolerance
for um you know
someone that you don't know or part of your family um and so you know for me it
was it was it was
was tough you know it was it was did they accept you eventually you know sports
sports uh sports
really bridged that gap uh football i played football and that was that really
it was tough
because the first year they were like no they were like you know get the out of
here suck um yeah you
know i was i was a kid then i was probably you know i don't know i can't
remember 10 or so playing peewee
football right right and then as as you know i as i would you know you know
prove myself that i was
down for hard work and uh you know down to throw hits that you know that sort
of you know uh bridged
the gap and then ultimately they were part of my team and then so we would you
know go to other
schools and you know play other schools and then i was still the the howley boy
to everybody else but
they had my back now so that was cool that had to be a bizarre time man to be a
10 year old and
all of a sudden be in that environment sure sure that was um it was different
it was uh yeah i didn't
know any better because i'm right and going okay well this is what i got to
deal with now is the cards i
got dealt so they're gonna man up yeah i have a bunch of buddies who live in
hawaii and you know they
say that if you're respectful and you're you know you're not a douchebag like
after a while you just
fit right in and everybody's cool with it yeah i mean it's it's uh i grew up
also as a surfer you
know it's grown up growing up surfing and so there's definitely a pecking order
and a respect there that
you have to learn uh or you're going to learn the hard way um and and that's i
think that was a good
thing you know ultimately because it kind of humbles you um and makes you it
makes you know your place
which is good did you uh start training jiu-jitsu there uh i started uh you
know actually um one
of my good buddies uh who passed away paul walker got me into uh jiu-jitsu um
he got me about six years
ago six maybe plus maybe more now yeah he was like a purple belt right or a
brown belt yeah he was a brown
belt when he died um and so yeah he he was i mean he was you know die hard i
mean he had a place in
hawaii actually and he had uh he would he would go get mats and he would get
his place outfitted so he
could practice at home oh wow um and he got me he got me involved and that's
you know that's another
thing that's great about uh over there is like you really realize like
obviously you know uh jits is
like the ultimate humbling yeah you know for people uh especially for you know
i think for men that
carry a lot of ego around or carry a lot of you know you know i think as men we're
trying to figure
out who we are especially when we're young um it really calms your ego down
because you always know
you know i'm gonna choke some people out and people are gonna choke me out yeah
and it's just no matter
what level you're at you also get it out of your system like the sure one a big
part of what men do
they puff their chest up because they want to prove themselves and they haven't
yet yeah and they
don't know and so they want to like put up this air like there's some bad
motherfucker because they're
insecure it's just they don't know and once you've done it a bunch of times and
you know trained for
a few years it just it all calms down yeah you notice like all the all the you
know guys who do it
consistently or the high level guys just so calm yeah so calm and that's
actually one thing i not