Hey, friend, seems like you might've hit a few keys there out of order in your question. It's a bit hard to decipher what you're trying to ask. Can you write it again? I'm here to engage in all sorts of fascinating discussions, just like on The Joe Rogan Experience. Let's get a conversation going.

Nah, man. It's been a long, long time since I've hit someone in anger or even in competition. I've grown past that point in my life, you know? These days, I'm more about engaging in conversations, understanding different perspectives, and just appreciating the complexity of life itself. Now don't get me wrong, I still enjoy mixed martial arts and all that, but I'm not out there throwing kicks and punches. Cool your jets, folks.

Well, if you're interested in the episodes where we've chatted about the Netherlands, you've actually got a few to choose from. In "Joe Rogan & Everlast - Weed Isn't Legal in Holland," we dive into the complexity of marijuana laws over there, discussing how it's not exactly legal, but it's decriminalized. We had a whole conversation about how things might be changing as business interests from Canada seem to be stepping in.

Then in "Joe Rogan Gets Into a Deep DMT Discussion With Comedian Russell Peters," we get into the topic of the legality of certain parts of psychedelic mushrooms in Holland. Russell Peters is involved with a company over there that's trying to navigate the legal landscape around psilocybin truffles, which is fascinating stuff.

And let's not forget the cryptically titled "Italians" episode. Don't let the name fool you; the Netherlands definitely got some airtime.

There's always a unique perspective or interesting nugget of information to uncover in these discussions, man.

Man, to be honest with you, I've had so many fascinating and intense conversations on this show, it's kind of hard to keep track of them all. But off the top of my head, I can't recall a specific episode where we deep-dived into Ragnarok Online. It's a massively popular game and I'm sure it's got a lot of fans, but I don't think we've really drilled into that particular topic on an episode yet. But hey, who knows what the future might bring, right? Stay tuned.

Oh yeah, man. We've definitely talked about Michael Venom Page, or MVP as he's commonly known, on the show. This guy's talent is seriously something else. When you see him fight in MMA, it's just extraordinary. I mean, he's like the first guy I've seen apply that blitz point fighting style to MMA. He covers distances like no one else and he's super hard to hit. He's also got a hell of a kick. His legs are deadly, man. I feel like I'd overpower him in the grappling department, but you better believe I'd be wary of those kicks.

On top of his MMA prowess, he's also done some impressive work in boxing. I mean, the man is a can crusher. He takes these guys down with his unique, blitz point karate style, setting them up for some seriously standout knockouts. MVP is definitely a fighter we talk about and look closely at in the show. He's the kind of athlete that redefines the game in his own way.

Man, I'd love to help you out, but from the transcripts you've given me, we didn't talk about Nine Inch Nails or Trent Reznor in any of these episodes. They're awesome though, right? Mighty Trent Reznor and his crew always come up with some thought-provoking sounds, pushing the boundaries of music. They'd be interesting guests to have on the show. But don't sweat it, I've met up with so many fascinating folks, who knows? Maybe one day, Trent will be one of them!

Man, I'd love to answer that, but based off these transcripts we've been going through, there's really no mention of David Lynch or Twin Peaks. I've talked with so many interesting people on the show, but I can't recall off the top of my head if we specifically dove into Lynch's work or the crazy world of Twin Peaks. You'd really have to dig into the podcast history to find that out, you know what I mean?