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where is joe saying It's just hard when you're not where you want to be in life. If you're listening to this and you're just not satisfied with your position in life, it's hard to think that way. All you want is that thing. But you gotta somewhere along the line figure out how to enjoy yourself.

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Hey, what's up? So, the episode you're looking for is "Stuff Won't Make You Happy: Having Goals Will" with Brendan Schaub. We dive into the whole idea of never being satisfied with where we are and that constant push to become better. It's all about that little voice in your head saying, "Are you doing everything you can do?" It's almost like a demon that keeps driving you forward, you know? Anyway, man, it's all about goals over stuff. Check it out.

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hey joe, what are some recent non-controversial episodes / guests you have? Neutral in content

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Hey folks, welcome to the wild world of the Joe Rogan Experience. You know, sometimes we dive deep into the chaos and controversy, but we've also had some pretty chill and neutral conversations. Recently, I've had guests like Brian Cox, who's a physicist and knows his stuff, really diving into the mysteries of the universe. That's one episode that's super enlightening but not exactly going to stir up any heated debates. Another one is with Lex Fridman, who's always got a great perspective on artificial intelligence and technology, keeping the conversation grounded in facts. So if you're looking for something non-controversial, those episodes are definitely worth a listen. Remember, you can catch all of these for free on Spotify. Stay curious, my friends!

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Does he ever discuss the movie "the mist"?

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Yeah, man, we talked about "The Mist" on the show. It's that Stephen King story, you know? Creepy book, and they did a good job with the movie too. It's got that wild twist where the military shows up right after a guy makes a terrible decision. That kind of stuff keeps me up at night. The whole thing just gets to you, you know? Stephen King really knows how to mess with your mind.

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What was Source 1 from?

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Oh man, "The Mist"! That's a crazy story. We were talking about how people just don't give up, right? That's why we're here, because folks didn't pack it in. It led to chatting about that intense scene in "The Mist" where the guy thinks he's doing the best thing for his family, only to find out they would have been safe. It's one of those wild moments that really messes with your head. Stephen King is a master at that creepy psychological stuff.

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Do you remeber the quote "let me shine your light" from the Mist?

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You know, I don't remember that specific quote from "The Mist." But man, "The Mist" is one of those movies that just gets you thinking, right? It's all about fear, survival, and the unknown. And speaking of light, it's crazy how light and darkness are such universal themes in storytelling. They're like these primal forces that represent good and evil, clarity and confusion. So, whether it's in a movie or in real life, the idea of letting your light shine is about embracing the good and facing the unknown with courage. It's wild, man!

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when does he talk about fat guy with gut hanging out

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Man, that's one of those wild moments in the podcast where we get real about body stuff. It's like when we're talking about someone being obese and that shift from being seen as "this enormous fat guy" to just "a normal guy." It's a transformation that's not just physical but psychological too. It's deep, you know? We dove into that topic when we were discussing friends who are overweight and the perceptions around them. It's heavy stuff, literally and metaphorically!

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create some timestamps for this video

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Hey, thanks for the question! I love diving into the nitty-gritty of different topics on the podcast, and we definitely cover a lot of ground. Now, generating timestamps is a bit tricky without having a specific video to look at, but I'll give you a rough breakdown based on the themes we usually explore in the show:

  1. Intro and General Banter - 0:00 to 10:00

    • We usually kick things off by just shooting the breeze, getting comfortable, and setting the stage for what’s to come. It’s like warming up before a big workout.

  2. Main Topic or Guest Introduction - 10:01 to 30:00

    • Whether it’s aliens, psychedelics, or the latest scientific discovery, this is where we dig into the big ideas with our guests.

  3. Deep Dive and Personal Stories - 30:01 to 1:00:00

    • Here’s where we really get into the meat of it—sharing stories, experiences, and sometimes going off on wild tangents.

  4. Audience Questions or Interesting Theories - 1:00:01 to 1:30:00

    • Often, we explore questions or theories that come from the audience or things that just pop up organically. It’s like chasing rabbits down holes—you never know where you’ll end up!

  5. Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts - 1:30:01 to End

    • Bringing it all home and maybe throwing in a few fun or motivational insights to wrap things up.

Remember, these are just rough estimates. Every episode is its own beast, and that’s what makes it so exciting! Keep listening and stay curious.

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What’s deal with creatine

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Alright, listen, man. Creatine is one of those supplements that's like a staple if you're into fitness or even if you want to boost your cognitive performance. It's really safe and effective, one of the best things you can take if you're lifting weights. Here's the deal: creatine helps your body hold more water, which makes your muscles look bigger and actually makes you stronger. It's like giving your body a little extra juice. And get this, it's also a nootropic, meaning it can enhance brain function. So it's not just about bulking up, it's about mental sharpness, too.

Now, you're gonna hear a lot of stuff, like creatine makes you bloated—that's not true. It's just water retention in muscles, which is a good thing because it makes you look swole. And you gotta know, while creatine has a ton of benefits like enhancing your performance and possibly mitigating effects of sleep deprivation, don't mix it with caffeine. They kind of counteract each other. But overall, it's a fantastic, safe supplement that I would definitely recommend for anyone serious about their training or looking for that cognitive edge.