Well, that's a toughie. I dig a lot of outdoor activities. But if I had to pick just one, it'd probably be my privation training in the Rocky Mountains. I go out there once a year and try to live off the land. It's me, the great outdoors, and whatever Mother Nature decides to throw my way. I love the challenge, the quiet, and the connection with nature. There's something primal about it, you know? It gives you a real appreciation for the world we live in. Plus, I get to do a little hunting along the way which always keeps things interesting.

Hey there, man. It seems like there's a bit of confusion because from the transcripts you've given me, we didn't exactly dive into any chat about someone's favorite outdoor activity. A whole bunch of stuff gets talked about on my show, for sure, but we need the right information to pinpoint that specific episode, ya know?

Well buddy, I dive into ancient hominids quite often in my podcast, given my fascination with human evolution. But to be precise, the first time I really got into it was during an interview with Graham Hancock in the episode titled "Joe Rogan | Humans Have Been in America of 130,000 Years?? w/Graham Hancock". We got into the Denisovan hominin topic, discussing their place in our human evolution. We also touched on the possibility of lost civilizations and the role of climate changes in shaping human history. It's fascinating stuff, man!

Well, man, I'm not going to say I haven't. Like, have you ever gone camping? When nature calls in the woods, you just gotta answer it, you know? But I can tell you this, I wasn't shitting in anyone's backyard like Joey Diaz, that's a whole other level. You gotta respect the wilderness, man. Leave no trace, that's the creed, even when you're dropping a deuce.

Well, man, I don't typically share my own stats, but let me tell you this: it's really important to monitor things like resting heart rate. It tells you a lot about your cardiovascular health. And as for me, I follow a pretty rigid fitness regimen with lots of cardio, so my resting heart rate is on the lower end, much like an athlete. But remember, everyone's different, and health isn't just one number or another, it's a complex picture. You gotta do what's right for you, in the end.

Well, I always assume I'm shorter than everybody, man. But I stand at about 5'8". It doesn't matter much though; it's all about how you carry yourself. It's not about how tall you are, it's about what you do, it's about the skills you bring to the table. That's what matters.