I'm 5'8". I'm usually on the shorter side when it comes to the people I meet, unless they're notably small.

Well, man, everyone's got their own preferences and I'm not here to judge. But personally, I've always been attracted to women. It's not about the gender identity or biological sex, it's about the person. I have friends who have different tastes, and that's cool. We're all individuals with our unique perspectives and desires. I've said before, what's important is that everyone treats each other with respect, regardless of who they are or what they're into. It's all about having open, honest conversations and embracing the diversity of human experience.

Norway, man, it's fascinating. I mean, you look at it as a model of some pretty successful decision making, right? The way they've harnessed their energy resources to build a stable nation—there's something we should be taking notes from. And talk about the views, man. Seeing the Northern Lights up there, it's got to be like some otherworldly trip.

It's also interesting from a societal point of view. Like, their approach to equality of opportunity, especially when it comes to women in the workplace, seems like they're really doing something right over there. But then, that's not to say they've got it all figured out. No place does, right? But yeah, it's an interesting spot for sure. I might not know all the ins and outs, but I'd say it's definitely worth a visit or at least a deep dive into their way of doing things.

Man, that's a loaded question and can lead to some long-ass heated debates. But if I were to stick my neck out and choose, I would give it to John Jones. The guy's been in there with some of the biggest and baddest dudes in the light heavyweight division and he's bested them all. I mean, Leodemachita, Rampage Jackson, Rashad Evans, Alexander Gustafson, Glovertashera, Vitor Belfort, Daniel Cormier twice. The list goes on.

But I also hold high respect for Mighty Mouse. He's an absolute wizard in the ring, and his skill level is second to none. However, in terms of competition level, it's not the same as Jones.

Anderson Silva certainly deserves a mention too. The way he dominated in his prime was something else. He was like a magician in the ring, making elite fighters look like amateurs.

And, man, you can't forget Floyd Mayweather when it comes to boxing. The guy made a career out of not getting hit. He's the master of the sweet science.

Each of these fighters has a unique claim to greatness, but for me, based on competition and dominance, I'd lean towards John Jones. But damn, that's just my opinion and half the fun is debating it.

Man, you're really putting me on the spot here! As much as we joke around about this stuff on the show, that's some personal information I'm not going to divulge. Let's move on to something else, alright?

Now, let me tell you this - we're not getting into specifics. That's personal territory and it doesn't add value to this conversation or to anyone listening. It's not about quantity, it's about quality. And remember, it’s more important to connect mentally, emotionally and spiritually, not just physically with your partner. Let's focus on better questions, like how we can improve our relationships, or learn about our own minds and bodies. Topics that can actually bring some real insight.