0:00 Today's guest is an actor, a producer, an entrepreneur. He's a real do it all type brother. He has a new film out with Dave Bautista called The Wrecking Crew. Highly recommend it. Great action film. Uh he's out the mud and the water. It's Aquaman. Today's guest is Mr. Jason Mamoa. Shine on me and I will find a song. I've been singing. [music] 0:40 >> We'll be fine. We'll be fine. >> I'm here to do the greatest Theo interview ever. I'm joking. >> Oh, damn. [laughter] That actually that could be it. I'm trying to think we've had the greatest one. We had an Amish kid >> that was pretty great. >> Oh wow. >> He's pure Amish, too. >> He's like, "Every now and then I'll sneak off to the creek and we hide a cell phone down there and we'll listen to a little bit of De Leopard." [laughter] >> That was one of the best things I ever heard. >> Little bit pour some sugar on me. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] yeah, dude. >> And I don't even think they have sugar, which is the craziest part. So just down there listening to songs about illegal ingredients. That's [laughter] all they're doing, dude. Jason, thanks for hanging out, man. >> Thanks for having me, buddy. >> Um, we met at the at the 50th, I think it was the 50th SNL. >> Yep. >> I just remember I was walking and then this big like kind of be I would say semi- beautiful hand just grabbed me. This thing that definitely and immediately I felt like I hadn't been to 1:40 the gym. That was like my immediate feeling. And then it just like pulled me into like this orbit and it was like, "Hey man, nice to see you here." And that was it, dude. It was awesome. >> That's just great to see you, man. >> Yeah, it made my day. >> You make people smile. You make me smile. So, I'm like, when you see that, like it was a bit of an overload there. >> It was a lot. >> And I feel like once you're talking Yeah. Like when you're with Mel Street and Robert Dairo and one thing and then, you know, I freaked out when I saw Chvy Chase. >> Yeah. >> Like >> this grand this older lady's like, "Ch, come here, darling. You're you're the Aquaman." I was like, "Yeah." And she's like, "Chevy, get over here. Chevy, get over here." I'm like, "Oh my gosh, this is Chevy Chase's wife." And and then she's like, "Bill, get over here." And I'm Bill Murray. >> Oh god. >> Chevy Chase and Bill Murray. I'm sandwiched between them and I'm just going like this beautiful woman brought this together. Bill's like, "Who the [ __ ] is this guy?" And she's like, and and so was uh so is Chevy. And she's like, "That's that's the Aquaman. Our grandchildren love him." >> Oh, yeah. 2:41 >> But you just go like it was there it is. >> Oh, that's cool. >> See, in my mind, I was sandwiched. Yeah, >> but right there I'm a little bit more of the bun. >> Yeah, you seem like more of a bun. >> Yeah, >> you know, or like a nice rye or something. A pumpern nickel. >> So, but we were uh that was it was just a it was a crazy night, huh? >> Yeah, that was a lot, man. I met Hansen. >> Hansen was there. >> Yeah, they look like adult Hansen kids or whatever. >> Yeah, cuz what what year are you born? >> I'm born in 1980. >> I'm 79. There we go. So, we know what Hansen's looked like when they were >> boopping it out. Yeah, we know the real hand is. >> You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I just gave my son a crisscross you cross colors that you remember that brand. It's like it was just this brand that I had when like Crisscross came out and my son didn't know who that was and it was the year it was the and uh was it the year you were born baby when it came out? 82. >> Yeah, I think >> I crisscross cross colors. Anyways, I just gave it to my son and I was just dating myself, man. But it was it was a 3:43 >> it was a moment. I've been unpacking my uh my old stuff and giving it to my son and he loves it because all that stuff's cool again. >> Yeah. Oh, that's a good point. Yeah. Things come back around. >> Yeah. >> Uh you grew up in Hawaii. >> I was born in Hawaii and my parents got divorced when I was little and I moved to Iowa. But like you know, Bridges of Madison County, Iowa. Like >> dude, Merryill Street, Bridges of Madison County. Boom. One of my favorite books. The book and the movie it's identical. It's like word for word. Um, yeah. Every the the the movie is the exact way of the book. So, not that that matters. >> So, I'm like graduated, you know. >> Did you go to University of Iowa? >> No. No, I actually went to we like to make fun of it University of Southern Ankeny. I went to DMAC De Moines Area Community College. >> And then went to >> Is that still open? >> It is DMAC. And then I went off to get instate tuition in Colorado and I went I was living out in Colorado State and I was working as a trail crew out there and working at Lee Cycler and Bazettes and all these different busing tables 4:43 and [ __ ] trying to get instate tuition trying to postpone >> college as much as possible and then >> trying to postpone it or stay in it like >> well just trying to get instate tuition so I could do wildlife biology there but I want I went to school I it's weird because when I was in Iowa I did marine biology they have a place called central campus where all these different schools would go into De Moine and you would learn marine biology and I'd have like a shark tanks and I had my own eel and you'd learn about all these different things and I always wanted to be a marine biologist and we'd spend our spring breaks down in the Keys. So we get in a yellow bus go all the way down to from [ __ ] Iowa all the way down to the Keys. >> Damn, that's so far. >> Yeah. And uh and we'd study with scientists, but I did that two years get credit for college. But I and then I was going to go like over summertime I was like I'll go to Hawaii since I'm Hawaiian. Maybe I'll get a better deal going to college. And uh TV show came. >> That was it. >> And I was just surfing with my family and uh a big I have big pretty big surf family. So we um and then a show came 5:42 and I ended up getting it. It changed everything. >> I was 19 >> and you were working. So the but they had the aunt. Oh my god. That's him. >> Yeah. Dude, don't don't don't don't >> don't what? Get some lotion OUT [laughter] to rub on the picture. [laughter] Uh, have some respect, guys. Dude, that's wild that you got to live. >> I was 19, man. That was crazy. My job before that was busting tables. Yeah. Working in a surf shop. >> I bust tables, bro. I was for one of the first busers to ever use creatine in Arizona, south of Phoenix. I was one of the best bus boys there was, I think, for probably about a two and a half year period. >> Is that where you went to Arizona? >> I went to University Arizona for one year and then I went to some other schools. But, um, dude, I was Oh, I was so good at busting tables, man. >> Yeah. Well, I would take all the food cuz I worked at a really nice nice restaurant. >> Yeah. >> And we were all my buddies that live together, just a bunch of climbing dirt bags. And I'd bring this nice pasta home cuz, you know, if the if the if the the 6:43 couple didn't look too sus and they left their stuff. >> Yes. you know, you just box that in and bring it home. And so I always had like the best restaurants pasta, >> dude. I worked at a place called Dakota's Wine and Feed. And the guy there was taught like there was this perverted manager who would kind of teach us how to do like he would like kind of like oral sex on women, but just like in convers. But I will tell not in person, not with a real woman, just he would like tell us young kids like how to do it and stuff. And we didn't know what was going on, dude. I remember when he would talk about it, all the pimples on my face would like explode at once. Um but um anyway, that was beside the point, but they had very nice food there. And I remember if I'd see a couple, if they use their knife, that to me was like, "Oh, they're fancy. I can eat off of their plate." >> So if the knife was dirty, I would definitely take a little bit of they have like some cured ham or some specialty meats on there. >> And I'd get a stack of like some like special sandwich that was made of all types of stuff. >> Yeah, man. >> It was nice. That's back um >> feeding the homies. 7:41 >> Yeah. And back then it's like when you're out of your mom's house your first time out you're like orange juice was like champagne if someone had orange I was like oh my god I haven't had orange juice in [ __ ] cuz it all went to beer and [ __ ] booze. >> Yeah >> right. Milk never saw it again. [laughter] If mom's out [ __ ] milk and then it's basically water beer. My dad still kind of had to pay child support. So that was like that paid rent and I could I I could just save enough bus and tables. >> Yeah. where I could work just Thursday, Friday, Saturday. I'd go rock climbing and snowboarding. So, it' be Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, I come back. So, I had like four I had a little plan, you know. >> And uh were you with like a certain group of friends from growing up or was it just is like a still like a core group or was it just guys? >> There's one guy I didn't have too many friends growing up and uh I I mean I had friends but like the like true buddies they're they're in my neighborhood but they stayed there. There's one guy, he is uh my best friend to this day, godfather my kids. He went out to Colorado first. So he was one year older 8:39 and then I went there out there to be with him and he was my best. Yeah, he's my best bud. So it was just us running running the muck. >> So much fun. Colorado is so awesome. >> It is. It was good. >> God, I love being out there. Is that the altitude always gets me so much, dude. I get affected pretty easily by the environment. Um >> it's got to be hard for you going from Nashville to here cuz you get dry. Like I just came from New Zealand right now and last night I'm like I felt sorry for my lady cuz I'm just like >> dried out like >> just shedding a skin. I mean it's summer down there. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? I got here like Yeah. >> Yeah. Dude, New Zealand is a dude. I met people like I'm like what are you talking about? You're not using any letters. They have people there. It's like I >> I think that's Australians but yeah it is. >> Oh we went to New Zealand. And we had some shows down in Auckland and we met Pete was just like I we met guys who like it was like they had a sentence stuck in them. They just couldn't get it out of them no matter what. Like the people there that talked [laughter] were just anyway it was just 9:40 some of the craziest lingo I'd ever heard. But one of the most beautiful places we went to um we got to meet Israel Adosana down there cuz he lives there. >> Yep. Style bender. >> Yep. And they were super nice to us whenever we went over there. But we went to the beach one day and they said you can only be outside of the beach for a certain amount of time because they don't have that much um marine or they don't >> though I have the ozone >> ozone layer. >> You're fried. >> Dude, I was like it's so beautiful but you got to go back inside. >> I know it never told me to go back inside but I mean yeah if you're sitting out there you're going to feel it like you just feel yourself cooking. >> Yeah. >> Like Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, at a certain point you should go in, I think. >> Yeah, you definitely should. >> Or just stay out there and grill maybe. [laughter] Um, so you went so you went from De Moine Community College DMAC. >> Yep. >> And then you ended up over in Colorado. >> Yep. Went to Colorado and then and then went to Hawaii to get to just to kind of be with my father, get to know him better. And >> was he cool? >> My dad's great. My dad's he's he's he's 10:35 awesome. But just um I'd go there when I was young, like 8 n 10. Like basically when I was young enough to comprehend it, bright enough to be with my mom. And then I'd I'd go until like high school years. We had probably a bit of a falling out. So I didn't go too much and maybe my sophomore, junior, senior year. So once I I was like, I'm going to go back be with dad, bury the hatchet, and uh see if I can get into college over there. And um and then like I said, show came and changed my life. And then kind of tried to, you know, tell my mom like I'm on this show and she's like, what are you talking about? You know, like my mom's in the same house I was raised in. >> Wow. So, I was a little What are you doing? Are you doing something with Satan? >> I know. She's like, "You're on Baywatch Hawaii." I was like, "Mom." I'm like, "It's it's not what you think. It's like a whole different spin on it. They're in Hawaii. It's not." And she's like, "What? >> It's a whole different spin. They're in Hawaii." >> Yeah. No, I mean, the Hasselhoff wasn't really on it anymore, but they're trying to change it up. So, anyways. >> Dang. 11:35 >> And then I spent the, you know, the next 30 years digging myself out of that hole. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Cheers to that. And here we are now. And so so your mom is a white woman and your your father is more island. >> My dad's my dad's Hawaiian. Yeah. Uncle Maldi. And my mom is basically German Irish. >> Is there a lot of beef between Hawaiians in Hawaii of like the are there different kind of sects of like SECTS of Hawaiians like different kind of like or is it if you're Hawaiian you're Hawaiian? >> I mean that's a good question. I wouldn't say it's like sex. Um definitely you know back in the day there was different islands were different kings until it was united by Kamehameha but not everyone loved Kamehameha you could have been with Kahiki you could have been different you could have been with different islands and that obviously to unite them your family could have been murdered so I don't I don't think everyone sees eye to eye >> but having said that like we are >> you know since we are part of America now like I think all those generations you know our our culture and our 12:36 language was completely removed from us like most indigenous races and uh you know really trying to get it back and I don't ne necessarily think there's like sex to it >> right so there's not like so people aren't like that tribal >> I mean I tell you what not as much as like if you were compared to New Zealand where there's I I don't don't quote me but there's 200 plus different >> ewis different tribes in mai so oh yeah I met somew there's one like nahu's just one tribe on the South Island. The North Island has many. So, it definitely has to go through a lot more if you're trying to agree on certain things. Like, it's got to go through more people. Is that what you mean? Yeah. >> Got it. And did your dad have a lot like is he like very a very Hawaiian kind of guy? >> Very much so. >> I mean, in the sense of like >> cuz there's so much pride in that culture. It's such a unique culture. >> Yeah. I come from the west side of Aahu. My dad lives in Nanakuli. Most of my family's like Nanakuli Y and I and then Makaha. And uh that whole west side is 13:36 called Hawaiian Homestead Land. This is like our reservation kind ofesque kind of um thing. And so um but my father's very much a waterman. And in that sense, >> what does that mean? He's he likes to be out in the water. >> He uh specific outriggers uh paddling, surfing. He was a coach. And I mean just any a waterman as as in knowledge of sailing, knowledge of >> anything out there. And you're Aquaman, which is crazy. >> Which is crazy. >> That's crazy. It is. And I've always wanted to my my my uh my family's very much um some of the the last living legends of of surfing or of watermen is like my great uncle is Buffalo Kolana. >> Bring him up. See if we can get a gander at him. >> Buffalo Kolana. And Brian Kolana is an amazing waterman, too. Who's my is my cousin. And Rusty's a four-time world champion. So, he's come from a very The Kolanas. >> Oh, wow. >> That's Uncle Buff. >> Hell yeah, dude. >> Beautiful Hawaiian man. Yeah. >> Yeah. I think I've seen him on the pictures of the bronzer at the tanning 14:37 salon as well. I think I'll just say I'll just say this. They're using his name, image, and likeness over there. Okay. At Suntan City. >> I'll say that fast. Beautiful. >> Dude, that's awesome, bro. >> I always wanted to Yeah. be with him. But that's that's kind of uh >> that's the family. >> And he still lives over there? >> He does. Yeah. >> Wow. >> Oh, that's beautiful, man. Yeah. Yeah. I just wonder, do Hawaiians feel like um it it seems to me like Hawaiians always feel like a responsibility to uphold their culture kind of or that they're Hawaiian like they like there just seems to be like a certain like level of respect that they carry about themselves with that. >> I think that's true. I think there's a lot of things that have happened to our to our people that have it's [snorts] been very challenging and what's happened and and and and getting our identity back, getting our culture back, getting our language back. So, there's I'm sure there's a lot of there's a lot of things. Yeah. There's a lot of a lot of terror and trauma that's happened to the Hawaiian Islands. So, >> dang, >> there's a lot. >> Yeah. I think when you have something 15:37 beautiful, people want it, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. It's so nice over there, dude. I even Dude, I even remember one time I was drowning over there and I remember being like, "Where else am I going to drown?" Like, it was so nice. I remember looking back at the shoreline. Literally, I was snorkeling and I wasn't doing well. I [snorts] was losing. And um I remember looking back at the shoreline and I thought I was going to drown and I was like, "What, dude? Where else you going to drown? You know, you going to drown in a Hampton in pool somewhere like, you know, outside of Jacksonville or something?" No, dude. this is where you do it, you know. And so there was almost this crazy moment of peace with just how beautiful it was there, you know? It's a really special place. >> Where were you when you were drowning, man? >> I was off of I was in Maui. I >> was there waves. Is it just cuz of deep water or >> There were waves, but it was like >> You just got a little too carried away and you got too far out maybe. >> Uh yeah, I went snorkeling and it was by myself and Bad idea, huh? >> Yeah. It's bad to do anything. Yeah. Go in the water and do that by yourself. >> Yeah. 16:37 >> And that's what I realized. It was it was it was kind of fun. And I remember I got out there a little bit and I was like, "Oh man." And then the and then I would see the fish, but then the water would go down and then I would just be like almost like like trying to like not get on the coral or whatever like being like that >> and then it would go back. It was just like so it just got super scary and then I was further and further out and I started getting really really spooked. >> Yeah. Well, there's just different rips too like >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I caught I caught a bad rip. >> I think uh Yeah. Every surfer, you know, everyone drowns. Have you ever been at a drowning before out there? >> Very much so. >> No way. >> Yeah, I've drowned. And uh it's just I mean it's a beautiful teacher, man. The oceans of I mean she's ultimate teacher. So >> it sucks. Drowning sucks. >> Yeah. >> No way about it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You just see your slow death. It sucks. Everything flashes in and can't move your arms anymore and you're going down and you can't breathe. That's when I I used to smoke a lot. I smoke cigars still, but it took me a while to get back to it. But I uh I used to smoke 17:35 like two packs a day. That was pretty >> what >> just love love love like roll then I tried to slow down and I'd be like roll a pouch and then I'd burn a pouch in a day just >> just rolling yourself >> just love tobacco and >> damn I can't believe I was a damn smoker that's inspiring [laughter] actually dude you can do anything people >> and that was the hard one to quit I mean that's I've my fair share of [ __ ] but it's like u I think smoking was um I couldn't suffer my you know for my family and then when I drowned and I you Someone took my breath. I came out of that water and that thing died. And I mean I tried really hard to stop many times and I came out and if I tried to smoke I'd vomit. Like I it my that part of me just died because it took my breath and I had to go through it. And and then the reason I didn't I got saved is I actually hit the outer reef cuz I was over a half mile offshore. It's just there's two reefs. So, I was on the outer reef of Maui and it was doing, you know, some some coast paddling and I hit 18:37 the I hit the reef and it just touched my toe >> and and uh I just bubbled down, grabbed the reef and just jumped up and then got had another wave and I just held on to the reef and waited and I was out there for a while. >> Dang. Who rescued you? >> I was with Lar. I was with out surfing with Lar and um >> I saw him once at the Whole Foods. >> Yeah, it sounds on point on brand. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> But uh yeah, and um Dave Kalama and my friend Joe Flanigan. Yeah. But it was uh my leash snapped and I was stuck out in the middle of the ocean. So, and it was just very windy and took the board and it was gone. So, >> and smoking was done for you. >> Yeah. Never [clears throat] never never smoked again. >> Damn. >> Look at you guys over here. Just type quick and get it up. Boom. Boom. Boom. >> Um yeah. I I I was looking at your new film. It's called The Wrecking Crew. >> I'm excited for you to see it. It's funny. >> I saw it. >> Oh, you did? >> Yeah. >> Oh, thank you. >> I've seen it, dude. I know the premiere was last night, so sorry I missed that, but uh No, I saw it on my computer. They 19:38 sent me a screener of it. Um Yeah, dude. It's great. And it's so be it just it's so nice to be able to just you feel like you're in Hawaii for a while. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You know, it's just the movies we grew up with, right? Lethal Weapon, 48 Hour, all these things, buddy cop movies. >> Yeah. >> Uh I did a TV show with David Batista. He played my brother in C on Apple. >> Oh, yeah. And he plays your brother in the scone. Sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah. and we just were really got really close and it's like you know in this business when you meet someone you really like you're like oh we should in the next one it'd be fun to do a comedy instead of covered in blood and us beating each other and uh it was uh so we I had this this pitch to him and um I had now it's been for two decades one of the first things I ever wrote as a pitch packet and told him and then the next day he just posted it and and put it out there and went viral and uh >> what about you guys doing it together? Yeah. And then attach David Leech to it and like and basically like this is what we're doing. Do you like it? And everyone freaked out. And my agent's calling me going like, "What are we 20:37 doing?" And like the next morning I'm like, "Dave, I didn't even know that Dave would do that." And Dave just like just did it. >> Me going like, "Yeah, me and you were doing, you know, twins." You know what I mean? It just they just put it out there and uh >> fraternal twins too. >> Yeah. >> And people were like, "I don't know. [laughter] >> I don't know." >> People were like, "This is like before and after." Yeah. And so, uh, anyways, and our and our showrunner, Jonathan Chopper, ended up writing it. And yeah, it's just, uh, it's just a fun movie that we want to I wanted to do laugh a little more and it'll make you, you know, it'll make you cry. Working out through family trauma, you know, that kind of stuff. Yeah. >> It's never too late. >> Yeah. Yeah. There's some sweet stuff in it. The the action is really great. I loved it. I mean, it's just it's a nice easy It's an easy movie to watch and it's just super enjoyable and it's a beautifully shot. It's just like and it's just in Hawaii just like oh if you can't afford to take your wife to Hawaii >> take her to see this movie. >> That's the best pitch. >> Look, it's not [laughter] bad. >> She spent too much money this weekend. 21:36 >> Can't quite take her on vacation. >> The Wrecking Crew. You're welcome. >> Look, >> Jason Moa. Thanks, bro. >> Just put a little cocoa butter on her arms and take her to see the Wrecking Crew. It's the Tell her it's the same thing. Okay. You got to tell her it's the same thing, [laughter] man. Um, was there ever a movie role where you liked it kind of so much or the environment that you were at you liked so much that you're like, I wish I could stay here. I wish this was my life kind of. >> That's interesting question. Where you just want to stay in that time period or in that place? >> Yeah. Or even as that person even. Um, I don't think I've I you know, I did this show, Chief of War, that came out last year and I think it was really cool because it's it's all about uh >> Apple TV. >> It's all about Hawaii. Yeah. It's like when they're uniting the kingdoms, but it would have been really beautiful to be in Hawaii before the white man arrived and just kind of see that time and place and, you know, see what our people were like, our ancestors. It was so special to make that show and cuz you 22:38 know you grow up in Iowa and you watch like Last the Moheakans and and then Braveheart and you see all these things like oh I would love to see my culture up there. You watch I love samurai movies or Native American movies and all we had was paintings. You know my grandparents they've never seen a movie with us wearing all the regalia like and going into the big battles with no metal. So it's fish. I mean it's just brutal battles. >> The UFC to the next level. >> Yeah. Before they had >> [ __ ] shark teeth, dude. Yeah. Like you're ripping each other apart. So, um just imagining that or seeing a movie on that scale, it took me a long time to make that mo that show because, >> you know, >> Oh, yeah. That's beautiful. And also has a gay Marty Gro vibe as well. I'll say that. But that's outside and that that's just a joke. I think it's very beautiful of these that you get to even envision something like this. That's crazy, dude. >> Oh, man. It's crazy to even get to see moments like that. Like even just like on a movie set or something like that. 23:38 It must be so bizarre to see moments like that where >> you seen this. You should see like just the trailers or something, you know, when you you know where I you have some spare time. It's it's pretty it's pretty wild. The the the fight scenes in this are pretty wild. >> Yeah, that's amazing. >> Yeah. Anyway, so that was uh that was the first thing I ever created. So, I was uh co-creator and produced it, wrote co-wrote it and then directed like the finale and started it. So, that was like my big that's my that's my love letter. Yeah, it's my baby to my people. So, >> Oh, that's beautiful, dude. And was it was it something was that special to your dad or special to like some of your friends and family from home? >> I think everyone because you have to all the people I was when I was 19 I hired on Baywatch to like makeup artists to craft services to your drivers. They knew me when I was 19. I'm coming back at 45 at the time, 44, and coming back and making something like doing Baywatch was just kind of [ __ ] And then coming back and doing something that's about our people. >> Yeah, >> it was a real big honor, man. For sure. >> It's like I mean, that's my ultimate 24:39 goal. I'm kind of done now. >> I'm just going to do fun >> fun [ __ ] and I want to do comedy like we're going to do Minecraft with Jack Black again. >> Oh, nice. >> Excited to do that. Thanks, buddy. Sorry about that. >> You're good, man. Um, when you were doing that show, did you go to parts of the island and learn stuff about Hawaii that you didn't know before? >> Yes. Uh, yes. But also like got to go and just scout and go to places I've never been meet uncles and aunties and people who are just know so much about our culture. Like we had to >> Yes. had to learn um, you know, we had to do it. We did it in Alo Hawaii. So >> you did it in where >> we Hawaii. So we did it in our in our in our native language. Yeah. tongue. So all the other characters in here, I'd say half of the cast it's all Polynesia. So you got to understand like >> there's there's there's Maui New Zealand, there's Samoan, there's there's Tongan, >> there's uh there might have been some Tian, but like all of us and and and 25:39 Kakami, which is us, all these different people who had different their own languages, they had to learn this ancient language. So like everyone in there doing that is like it's hard. It was the hardest for me, but um I thought it would lot been a lot easier, but it was it was very challenging for me. [snorts] >> Yeah, the tongans are tough, huh? >> Simone and Tongans are Yeah, they're all tough. >> Who's the toughest one, though? >> Um [sighs] I mean, I I wouldn't [ __ ] with a tongen. >> Bring up a tongen. >> I wouldn't [ __ ] with a Simone. Like, I'm good. >> Pull up a pair of tongans. I heard you should never have just one. >> I mean, look at that guy over there. The I mean, yeah, that there you go. Click on that one. That guy on the right. >> Oh my god. That guy is doing something different, huh? >> You know what? We're all Aloha, so it's it's nice. We don't have to [ __ ] around. I don't have to get in a fight with the tongue. And >> Yeah. No, I'm never going to. [laughter] But that's wild. >> Just Polynesians in general, man. They're just like, "Oh, it's such a different breed, >> dude. You know who I like? Filipinos. 26:42 They're kind of like the comfortable Polynesians, you know?" >> There you go. Yeah. >> And they're the smiling people, you know? >> They are. And they're the last people that most people see before they die because a lot of them work in hospice care, which is crazy when you think about that. Imagine you're laying there and you open up a little and it's just some Filipinos. Dude, and they're just singing something nice to you. >> I mean, it sounds nice. >> That's a portable Hawaii, dude. >> I just hope my my kids are there and they're looking after me. But I'm going to put that [ __ ] on them. You put me in a home, I'mma haunt your ass. [laughter] I'm going [ __ ] haunt your ass. You put me in a home, >> dude. I'd be >> I'm going to have my fans break me out. >> You think you'd be a good ghost, though? Dude, >> there's another script right there. Me and you old, we'll just get all do all the old makeup. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just us in our dying ages in a in a nursing home. >> Yeah. >> Our fans break us out. >> And they break us out. And then what? >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> We go to a Comic-Con for like the for the old time days >> and you interview them all. >> Yeah. 27:44 We do like the hangover. We just relive all the the good times. >> Yeah, it sounds like the hangover. [laughter] At least we'll go see it, man. >> It's just time that we all know that Prize Pick is America's number one sports pick app and the best place to win cash while watching sports. The app is really easy to use. That's what I love. Just pick more or less on two plus players and lock your picks in. 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Um was there uh >> that's just an old time buddy or you just were like Yeah. He and I became friends like four years ago or five years ago and we became really close friends and then we uh we started we had kind of an idea and when he started writing it took like a year and then we decided to just self-fund it and it was like a $4 million budget I think and then we got I think we got one investor and um yeah and we made it. We shot in 31:50 like 23 days. >> Wonderful. What's this called? >> It was exciting. It's called Bus Boys. It's about two guys who aren't doing that good and uh one of them loses his girlfriend to a waiter at a restaurant and so we figure if we can become waiters then everything will be great. >> That's why you're so good at being a bus boy. You're talking about like what we were talking about like professional bus boys. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I channeled this wasn't Yeah. People like this is just whimsical. What are you guys doing? No, this is in me [ __ ] You feel me? >> So yeah, I definitely channelneled that. And David was a bus boy too in Arizona as well when he was growing up. I They wouldn't make me a waiter. That was my last job. Yeah, I was busy at two places. >> I could see that. I I think I >> They wouldn't let me. They were They're trying to hold me down. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, >> dude. There's a glass ceiling. >> Yeah. >> Never made a waiter. >> Yeah, it's everywhere. >> [ __ ] waiters. >> Bus boys are dope, dude. >> Bus boys are dope. >> Bus boys are dope. >> They're always the coolest. They're going to have the drugs. They're have all They're going to know where the 32:43 shit's at. >> They're going to have the drugs. They're going to have the bread. >> Waitresses. You know what I mean? Like, bus boys are dope. >> Yeah. Who going to get extra butter? >> With the dishwasher, like, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. Who's got extra butter? The bus boys do. >> Yeah, for sure. >> I love salt and pepper. Guess who's got [laughter] that? >> Yeah. >> Let's go see your waiter do that. No, they're all [ __ ] making more money than you. >> Yeah, they're off counting. They're usually counting their money. >> Sharing their tips is what they're not doing. >> [ __ ] homie. That's what they're doing, dude. And who's got the extra salt at >> You know what? I'm going to tip my waitress less and I'm going to slip my bus boy more. I haven't been doing that. I'm going to say, "Where's the [ __ ] bus boy at? I'm going to throw him. I'm going to throw the homies or homeets some [ __ ] loot." >> Started at the bottom. It's all happened because of Reagan. Because of trickle down economics. Who started trickle down economics? Bring that up. >> It was Reagan, wasn't it? Give it to the waiters, they'll give it to the bus boys. That's not helping. I was just at the nurses strike. 33:35 >> The largest nurses strike in New York City history is going on right now. >> Right now. >> Yeah. And I just came from it a little while ago. Um and it was awesome. I like strikes because it's like being in a parade kind of because I'm from because I'm from New Orleans. So it's like you're definitely partying that a band out there. Um Yeah. But it's the largest nurses strike that's ever happened in New York City. It's going on right now. >> Oh my goodness. >> See if you can play that real quick. There you go. >> Play it right there. >> They were from New Orleans. >> The band was pretty good. They played um actually they did uh Abby Road. They did the whole album >> really, >> which I thought was impressive, dude. Even that one where it's like bang bang, Maxwell Silver came down upon his head. Yeah. They even played that one and they only had three instruments. Um, but yeah, I loved it. I I really enjoyed that. My sister's a nurse, so I was like, "Oh, this is going on, dude. I'm out there." Um, now, did I think I would meet some hot nurses? Yeah, but a lot of them are men these days. Um, which doesn't mean they can't be hot, but you 34:35 know, I had a different bedside manner in mind, you know. [laughter] So, anyway, moving on. Jason, you pervert. Um, so yeah, do you get to points in your career because that it is interesting to to to hear you say where you feel like um you have like some personal achievement or some personal a success or something where you kind of feel like okay I'm okay you know does that make any sense to you kind of cuz we're all trying to cl like we're all trying to like everyone's trying to feel like you know we all want to feel some sort of a lot of people want to feel some sort of success right I mean I noticed in my own life what what makes me feel like okay I'm I'm I'm okay for me, you know. I mean, it's a it's a very comp it's a complex I mean there's many things I'm going through and maybe that's just my age or like you know I've been like you were saying trying to accomplish get to a certain place and uh just because you 35:38 just because uh even in those in those worst times and like maybe not doing the things I really truly want to be doing but I'm doing it to put food on the table and then I get to the place where I'm actually like, "Wow, I'm producing, writing, doing all these things and this is my dream come true. Why am I Why was I happier when I was in the [ __ ] hole? >> Why was I happier back then? Is it just cuz it's nostalgic? Is it I mean, why was it because I was still hunting? I'm hungry. I mean, I got to this place where I considered like, well, I don't have any more, per se, dreams as an actor." Like, >> I never thought I'd get this far in the first place. >> You know what I mean? I >> the biggest dream to me was to like make a TV show or movie for my people. Make a real true authentic Hawaiian story. Like I did that. And and the comic book I always read when I was a kid and I'm [ __ ] playing them. >> Yeah. >> And then you're like the video game that I [ __ ] loved. I'm [ __ ] playing him too. And it's like all these things are great. And then >> sometimes you're you it's but you're not 36:39 Why do you not feel >> Does that happen? You think even like in career like you had such a great career. Does it happen even in careers like yours? Like do you think that's just a human thing? I guess I guess it's just a human thing. Yeah. >> Yeah. But I just like I just try to I just have gratitude in all of it, man. Because you know I have so many friends that are maybe could be ill, sick, dying, and just so I mean I'm kind of the kind of person like pretty high energy and I'm really really generally happy. Like I'm like Christmas morning every morning. I'm pretty [ __ ] happy. I don't need coffee. I'm jazzed. >> Dang. >> And so I love I love morning. I love being up and I I don't necessarily sleep that much. So I'll probably die earlier. >> Yeah. >> But my days are filled. >> Yeah. They're going to be filled with freaking Filipinos as well, dude. That's for sure. If this is the rate you're going, >> but I just I I can't sit still. And I think if I don't have those things, I was pretty self-destructive if I wasn't creating and constantly doing stuff. So, I think that's what gives me like I don't necessarily think there's I 37:40 measure it by oh because I'm in this movie or this and this and that. I'm actually like there's these little smaller things that I love doing and >> staying busy. >> Yeah. But it's like the things I really truly love like I'm an environmentalist at heart. So there's, you know, I work as much as I can with different just it's all the things that the little small things that probably no one gives a [ __ ] about that I give about. And it's like trying to do those things that I really love. And it's not about being necessarily seen, but it's trying to help in certain things that that I love and care about. >> Yeah. Do you think like a lot of that stuff comes back to you more like once you've kind of gotten to a certain level or once you kind of cuz life just kind of gets busy like in your 30s and 40s, life gets busy, right? And especially if you have a busy career like yours or a career you have to travel a lot and it's and it varies from place to place, location to location. I find that it like um it just gets it gets hard to focus on some of the smaller things that are more important to me sometimes. Um, so do is it easier? Do you feel like it's easier now in your career to be 38:35 able to have more time for those types of things? >> I don't have any time for those those things. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I I I have a hard time saying no. So I say yes to everything. And I'm like I I I I have I work a lot. And so if someone comes in, I'm fully loaded. I'm like, "Yeah, I can't not not say yes." And so I I don't know. I Here's the thing. I'm doing everything I love to do, >> right? >> So I don't ever think of it as work. I'm just doing things I love to do. And so that's maybe the biggest honor of it all. And I think uh I mean that's why I want my kids now. They look at me, they like, "Oh, my dad does what he loves to do, which maybe I didn't when earlier in my in my life. It was just to like make sure I can put It was very worrisome earlier cuz like I said, I wasn't on the best shows." >> Yeah. >> I was like people were like, "Oh, why don't you go do that movie or that?" I'm like, "I didn't have an agent. I couldn't get called." Like I couldn't get those things. And so now I'm in a good place, but I'm like, oh, I'm making up for a lost time. I'm like, there's so many things I want to do in this life. And so it's a bit crammed in, but I'm 39:35 I'm in I' i'm kind of doing everything I love. >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't say I'm taking care of myself the best, but I'm like that's something's got to give. I'm like, [ __ ] That's why I'm this big. Burn burn this [ __ ] down. You know what I mean? >> Well, if it's not if there's Here we go. >> Yeah. Here we go, [laughter] dude. Fire up the truck, huh? Back them up, dude. let him in the room. Um, >> but what about you? I mean, like I dude, you're [clears throat] you're just blown up and like in your time, I mean, how does it feel to you? Do you [snorts] >> I think this year I started just recently started thinking having a little bit more like, okay, I think everything will be okay, like I'll be able to eat and have a roof over my head for the rest of my life. So, I have a little bit more semblance of like, okay, what does um things look like for like those around me? What are some other things that I can put my time into? like I've been touring mostly for probably about 17 years for probably half the weeks, you know, and so um this year I don't have any tour dates and so it's nice to 40:36 like be like oh what does this look like? Like I had like two months with no three months with no tour dates and I was like this is crazy. What is this? >> So there's still like a lot of podcasting and there's still a ton of work to do with this but it's not like I have to travel as much. So sometimes for the first time it feels like my spirit even can be in like one place where it can like gather its thoughts, you know. Um I feel like I've just been playing hideand- go seek with myself for a long time just even geographically. Uh so having some more um just uh having some more like solace and being in one spot is has really kind of helped me just to start to get a look around me. >> Do you go stir crazy? Cuz we're such gypsy. We have to, you know, our careers are >> a little bit, but sometimes that's a trap for me. >> I know, but you're like, I need I'm like, oh my god, I I would love to get some rest. Then you get like rest for a solid week and you're like, I got to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Yeah, I got to get the [ __ ] out of this rest. >> I'm [laughter] just like, my ass hurts, my back hurts. >> Yeah. And you're in a rest area along the interstate. You're like, this is 41:36 insane. >> Like, do you get that where you're just like, oh man, I got I got to get out. >> Oh, for sure. But I think sometimes I got to be careful because that's a trap, man. That's just the devil trying to get me back out. >> Do you work with that in sobriety? Like is that is like a thing you have to you do a >> Yeah, I go to a I go to a meetings and I go to that stuff. It's been like you know I've been in and out of sobriety for 10 years probably mostly in and so that's been good. So [clears throat] um yeah I like it just cuz otherwise yeah I just can't hand like I'll do too much of the >> of the cocaine be honest but you know I I'll do too much of it and so I just don't want to be just don't I don't want to be around it. You know, I'll even walk and just look straight at the ground and see if anybody's dropped it sometimes outside. I'll [ __ ] run right into something. What was that? Not an eightball, I'll tell you [laughter] that. I just peeped this whole block. Uh but yeah, man. Dude, I'll tell you this crazy story. So, one time my friend and I and I didn't even know anything about drugs. My friend and I are going to my 42:37 apartment. He was staying in town. Uh he was staying in town. He's getting out of the taxi. He dropped a little thing of cocaine in the taxi. When I'm getting out, I just see it on the thing. I pick it up and put it in my pocket. So, he didn't tell me that he had ever done cocaine and he'd been doing it, but he didn't tell me, right? And um I just thought he was kind of itchy or whatever, you know, cuz it was spring. And so, we go in my apartment, he's like, "Hey, man. Will you help me look for something?" And I'm like, "Yeah, what is it?" And he like wouldn't tell me what it was. And I'm like, "That doesn't make any sense, but yeah, I'll help you." You know? So me and him are walking around looking for something that I don't know what it is. Okay. And then I kept sneaking off and doing the cocaine, right? [laughter] So dude, now at one point he gave up and went to sleep. I'm walking around my apartment looking everywhere for something and I it was the it was the drugs I was doing. >> Absolute insanity, dude. >> Absolute insanity, bro. >> So yeah, I mean you just people can get lost out there. Um, but yeah, dude, 43:38 >> do you ever read that Miles Davis? You ever read Miles Davis's uh biography? >> Uhuh. There's this great part where he was up in Harlem and you know at the time he's at the peak of his career he had this Lamborghini let's just say it's like bright yellow it's snows out it's snowing outside and he comes up to this spot and he's in Harlem gets out goes in and he's coming back out and he gets back in the car and he's did he got some drugs comes back out gets in the car looks down [clears throat] and he's like [ __ ] he like drugs are all the coke is all over the floor and he's [ __ ] freaking out and he thinks he's going to get busted by the cops. So, he just gets out, goes back in, hides in his [ __ ] closet, waits it out for a couple hours, sweating it out, and he's on the drugs. >> Yeah. >> Comes back out hours later, car's still there cuz they know it's Miles Davis. Open up the door and all the drugs are gone. And he like clicks and he's like, it was [ __ ] snow on his shoes. Oh. 44:39 when he got in and like totally lost his mind like he spotty spilled all the I was like [laughter] that's a good time >> that was a pro story. >> That's a good time. Yeah. And he didn't drive which is the best part. >> That's the best part. Good job, Miles. >> October 21st, 1972. Miles Davis, never mind. Wrecked his coke filled [laughter] meura and broke both of his legs. So he took it for one lap. Jim Glickenhouse was the first person on scene. miles in the hospital for a long time and didn't play for almost a year. Dang. That'll make you quit doing drugs right there. That'll make you quit smoking, dude. That's his >> That's his drowning near the reef right there. >> Dang. [clears throat] If my Dude, but if my legs were broken, I could still do cocaine, I think. >> And I hate to say that and don't say that to your kids. But um what's uh So now you have children. >> I've had them, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. Did you collect some along the way or did not I didn't mean that but did you like did you have a family that you had planned or was it just kind of like did you sort of have children? 45:40 >> No. Uh yeah. No, I was I was married and had kids. Yep. >> Oh, nice man. Was it cool being a father? Like was that like a scary thing for you? Like um >> it's actually funny. He's he's just got into >> Oh, yeah. Beautiful kids. >> He just got into acting. He's I mean they've been acting and doing place. Yeah. >> Oh, that's a cool name. Nicoa Wolf, but he's uh he's going to be in Dune with me. >> Dune. >> He's Yeah, he's Leto Jr. >> Dang. >> So, he auditioned on his own and got it and he killed it. >> Was he geeked? >> I mean, he those guys grew up watching me, you know, he was sitting on Affleck's lap and she's sitting with Gal and you know, we're doing Justice League. They were like >> six and eight. Wow. >> When I do Justice League, they grew up on set with me. So, they just so it's so much like just Yeah. I mean, he was in a Batman outfit is for at least 5 years. Like, the kid is loves all that and love Dune. And so, yeah, my babies are Lil's a singer, so she wants to continue in music. And then Wolf wants to do acting. 46:41 So, which I was very, it's just such a gnarly business. So, I'm like, >> yeah, >> I'm like, go be a doctor. Use your brain. >> Yeah. And go pay these nurses, doc. Um, actually, it's the hospitals that aren't paying them, but um Yeah, dude. That's got to be interesting if your kid wants to go down that road. But then you'll have a lot of experience too and you'll be there to help him. Be supportive in that way. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And he's doing young so he can try it out. >> Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. Guide him. >> You got kids? >> No, I don't have any kids yet. I want to get some kids. I want to uh Sorry. I would like to have children. I'm not trying to get some kids. [laughter] >> Um No, I want all kids to be free if they're not if I don't know them. >> Oh man, >> I don't want to know them. That's my new That's my rule. If I don't know kids, I don't want to know them. You know, people like, "Hey, I want you to see my kids." I'm like, "Fuck no. I don't want to meet your kids, dude. People are perverts, man." You know, these politicians. Um, anyway, what else were we talking about? >> You got a special lady you're with right 47:42 now? >> No, I don't. I that that that's another free bird right now, too. >> What's that? >> Your free bird. >> Free bird. Yeah. But I would like to have a I would like to have a a spouse. I would like to have a woman spouse, too. And I would like to Yeah, I I would like to have that, man. So, it'll happen. It's just like, you know, I just got I think for one, two, I've just been going all the time. It was like I'd be like I'd be like dating somebody and I'd be out of town for a while and you come back and you're like, "Oh [ __ ] I forgot about this." And not in a bad way. It's just like my brain was somewhere else. It's hard for me to focus on stuff sometimes. So, um I think I just feel like more of that semblance of like, okay, now this maybe could be more manageable, but I got to change some of my own ways and stuff like that a little bit too and and uh and be more purposeful. I think about just like just different prayer and different things like that overall, you know. So, >> you come from a big family? You got brothers and sisters? >> Yeah, I got three siblings and uh one of them is married. >> You're you're a baby. >> I'm the middle one of the middle kids. 48:40 Two boys and two girls. So, we got a good little group. >> Yeah. Um but yeah, nobody in my family can swim that good though. We're not Yeah. land people. >> Yeah. >> If you need us, we'll be on the land. You know, that's our motto, dude. [laughter] That's our family motto. I'm going to get it tattooed on my brother. >> When you were in New Orleans, look, what kind of sports are you into? What we >> basketball? Dude, is it true that the all that they have the team called the Tall Blacks? And >> yeah, >> is that true? The basketball team in New Zealand is called the Tall Blacks. That's freaking amazing, dude. We got Yeah, in New Orleans we have Well, we have some of the players are kind of thick over there, you know. So, we got the round Browns over there. That's our team. Um, no offense, Zion Williamson, but his weight does fluctuate. Um, and he's cost our city a lot of money, but what is this? Yeah, this is Oh, that's a New Zealand All Blacks. I don't know. [laughter] This is a bunch of Ben Simmons. They got maybe one and a half brothers on this 49:40 team, dude. And this But hey, that's awesome, though. Good for them. >> You a big basketball fan? >> I like college football. It's probably my favorite. >> College football. Who's your team? >> Um, I'm a Tennessee and LSU guy. >> Yeah. >> So, those are my squads. What about you? >> I don't do college football that much. >> You didn't get into it with your size. I'm sure they were like, "Get out here." >> I was hockey. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You were a goalie? >> Soccer? No, I was center. Nah, >> but I love I love uh soccer, too, man. I was play, you know, play soccer, but then I was [sighs and gasps] like a skateboarder, you know? I mean, like they all want you to get into wrest. Yeah, that's weird. That's weird. I have a >> But if you were a surfer, that makes sense. >> Yeah. No, I just grew up skating. I wasn't always as big. I mean, like I was, you know, but that's what I was doing when I was little and took that into high school. But I love skateboarding. And then surprisingly, my main love is rock climbing. >> Yeah. >> So, I travel the world rock climbing. That was kind of my thing. Did you ever go rock climbing with um >> Chararma? >> Jared Leto? 50:38 >> No. No. Well, I mean I've seen him out when we've been climbing. Yeah. He does. >> He climbs a lot with Hold. >> Hold. Oh, Alex Hold. Yeah. Oh, cool. >> Yeah, he climbs a lot with him. They do like El Cap and all kind of stuff together. >> He took me to a party here one time. I just remembered in New York and everybody was kind of dressed like they look like different birds and stuff. It was pretty crazy. Yeah. And there was no air conditioning in the place. It was like fancy. It was It was bizarre, but it was what you'd expect out of him. Um, >> yeah, that's people out on the rock right there. Yeah, rock climbing is pretty amazing, isn't it? >> I love it. I mean, >> what makes you love it so much? >> Well, it's something I did when I was little. I the first moment like my mom took me climbing in South Dakota and I just the when I touched the rock and just moved on it, it just felt like like I'm probably better at climbing than I am at walking. Like it just my body just feels it's just something that you connect with that you really enjoy. >> Yeah. But I love um just the fear and the problem solving and like the fear of it all because like we'll do like deep 51:35 water soloing now and you may orca and you like climb up and then you fall down in the water but it's just like the challenge of like I love I love climbing stuff when I was a kid. It's like how do you not like I love climbing trees. I love just climbing. So >> yeah, >> I don't know. I'm a [ __ ] gorilla. I don't know what to say. >> Yeah. >> Being in the dirt and I just enjoy taking my kids. My kids do it and it just keeps us out in nature. something to do. I guess it'd be like fishing or hunting like for other people, but like being in nature and >> Oh, yeah. >> and uh going to do adventures and and you know, setting out to do something and accomplishing it. And >> the other thing, too, is I think I'm very very much, >> you know, I'm not diagnosed ADHD, but I'm just I'm there's a lot of things going on and I feel like when I ride motorcycles and I go rock climbing, it's just like you can't do anything else but be there. So that's just like a little bit of my therapy or meditation is like that's when everything just gets real clean and clear. >> Makes you focus in. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Let you get you know everyone gets high on that or or loves that you know I mean 52:36 when you can really >> mind body spirit connects and you flow in something that's what you you know >> Oh yeah. When you're zipping down on a freaking motorcycle you can't Yeah. It's hard to be like oh I got to do that email or whatever. >> Well just like everyone you're in a car you're like you know doing your makeup you're eating food. You're talking to someone. You're not paying attention to [ __ ] where you're riding motorcycle. It's you're you're going to die if you [ __ ] if you're out if you're doing your makeup while you're riding your motorcycle. You're [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's not easy. >> Unless they come out those self-driving motorcycles, which I read about. That's going to be I'm like, what are we doing now? >> That self-driving motorcycles. >> Yeah. That's not what we need. >> No. >> A lot of organ donors are motorcyclists. And I didn't mean to say that out loud to you, but you knew it. >> A lot of them are. >> You're an organ donor? >> A lot of them are. Yeah. You keeping them? >> No. No. Yeah. I don't know if anyone wants them. [laughter] [ __ ] pickled. I'm actually waiting for this AI and >> [ __ ] to come around to go like, yo, two 53:32 new kidneys. Livers and kidneys right here. >> Livers and kidneys. >> That's what I need, bro. >> Oh yeah. I want a fresh sack of lungs, boy. Them inner tits. Yeah. >> And then just nail them again. >> Oh, [laughter] >> 30 more years just bashing these [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, dude. >> Toughen up. [ __ ] >> bro. That'd be crazy. You're like 95. >> Swap them out. >> Yeah. 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Oh, what what made you and Dave Bautista become such uh such friends, do you think? >> Well, we do a lot of action and when generally there's there's not a lot of big guys that are good actors and do action. Mhm. It's >> kind of a rare thing to have all of them. >> And I think uh Dave uh is a phenomenal actor and and and I really wanted to fight him and and see and I was like, dude, I would love to go toe-to-toe with him. And it's just kind of like, yeah, I I respect him and I and and then when we met, we're very different, but like super, you know, um there's no ego, there's no like we're very supportive of each other. where you understand the story. Like it's just a wonderful when you find an acting partner that you just >> you're there for the story instead of like your career. You're >> a lot of guys a lot of famous dudes 57:37 can't bleed or can't get hurt. I'm like [ __ ] I die in everything. Like my kids beg me not to die anymore. >> I'm like that's how we that's how you [ __ ] eat. I'm like [snorts] you're not going to die again. I'm like everything. That's how you have your life. So, I'm not afraid to do all that kind of stuff and, you know, bleed and I and I think Dave likes to get down and dirty, too. So, um, but he's just a a a really great guy. The reason why we want to do it again is because it's just a good working relationship. Yeah. >> Yeah. His acting is great. >> Yeah. I saw him in Bladeunner and I just thought he was he was phenomenal in it. It was so subtle. He's very just like the opposite of me. I couldn't be subtle if you tried. Like, it's just >> I thought you did a great job in this movie, man. >> Thanks, bud. Yeah. I don't It's I I don't know if I even pay attention that I guess it's like if you're not paying attention if you don't if you're not noticing the acting then it's great, right? Isn't that kind of us the usual kind of Isn't that usually kind of the thought? >> Yeah. Yeah. If it's not tripping you up. Yeah. It's great. 58:37 >> Do you Do you feel like it's gotten easier to act over time? Like do you start to just understand it better? Does it become a little bit more like a muscle? What is that like? >> I just think I'm getting I'm getting uh you know chances to do it now. Like I've never even been in a a romcom, you know? Like my first comedy was last year with with with Jack Black doing Minecraft. So like, you know, it's just now finally catching on that I can >> do other stuff. >> Yeah. I'm not just getting my ass kicked and dying all the time. >> Yeah. You're not just a bouncer who's freaking going to the salon or whatever. >> Yeah. I think after like Game of Thrones, like people didn't know what to do with me. So it's like he didn't speak English. So they was like, "What the [ __ ] do you do with Drogo?" We're like, who are we going to put as that in that romcom? Drogo is I mean, he's handsome. Like like let's let's get that [ __ ] I don't I hope he speaks English. Like he's French. You know what I mean? Like what are you going to So >> this is hilarious. That's great. >> Um have you ever get to spend any time with Jack? >> I haven't gotten to spend any time with him. >> Oh man. >> So funny. 59:36 >> No, he's just the just like >> the greatest human, man. Like you just would love just being with him. He's so much fun. >> Oh, that's great. >> And it's just like he's that all the time. >> You go, you know, after work, we go eat together. Like it I just like people who they don't they don't act one way and then, you know, when work's over, there's someone different, you know, like I'm just I wear my heart on my sleeve. This is exactly who I am. This is what you're going to get. >> Here we are. >> Yeah. >> Um do you ever get people that confuse you for people a lot? Cuz I I'll have people that come up to me sometimes uh and they think I'm Tony Cavalero. Um do you get people like that sometimes I think? Or even like this, like if you walked in downstairs, somebody might think you're walking Phoenix downstairs. Um because how we did that Letterman Remember? Pull up Walking Phoenix on Letterman that time. >> What? >> See if we're close or not. Yeah. [laughter] >> Oh, that's pretty much it, bro. There's my twin brother right there. Dude, >> if you were walking Phoenix today this whole time, >> put these on. >> If you tell me you're walking Phoenix, 1:00:37 bro, it's going to get crazy in here. >> Oh, wow. Huh? >> I'm [ __ ] blind. Yeah. >> Oh [laughter] yeah, dude. >> Those are Yeah. >> Oh yeah, >> I wear those so I can see. >> Those are prescription. >> Yeah, I know. I wear glasses, >> dude. I wear glasses. >> Yeah, >> mine are downstairs. My eyes are going bad. >> I just can't do contacts. I can't put them in, man. But >> I'm not putting a little thing like that in my eye. Like a little sight. >> Would you ever get the little surgery? >> The uh I don't think I would. I don't want somebody going in my eye. >> I don't want that >> while I'm laying there like some pet of eye. >> I don't think you look like that guy. But do you know who the uh the dancing outlaw is? >> That guy that does that uh the Tennessee twostep guy. >> Yeah. There he There you are. >> That guy. What's his name? Jessica White, >> bro. >> Dude, you could totally play Jessica White. >> You could. >> You dude, not me. >> Oh, I thought you were saying you look like him. >> No, man. Pull up the one where he's got no beard. That one in the middle. Dude, that's you for days, bro. you talking 1:01:37 about? >> God, [laughter] listen. I said nice things about >> I know, dude. >> This guy. >> No, you don't get just go white. >> This guy is a [ __ ] listening to methadone all day, which is a band. Um, but it's only Yeah, I'm joking. It's okay. All right. Um, my bad. >> No, that's okay. Is there any recent uh is [clears throat] there a recent interview with Jessica White or did he pass away? >> He passed away. >> Damn. >> You should listen to the way he talks. It's probably cuz you guys Maybe it's cuz you sound familiar. >> Uh, no, >> that's him. >> No, that don't look like he looks like Hunter Thompson right there. >> Yeah, that is not >> No, that's not >> No. >> Yeah, it says Jessica White. >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> He's dead now. That's Kid Rock. Do you ever interview Kid Rock? >> Yeah. He lives in Nashville. >> That'd be easy then. >> I see him there all the time. He has >> Oh, he does. He's got a club. >> Yeah, he has a club and he has a He has a crazy house there. He built like a replica of the White House up on this hill there. >> No [ __ ] >> It's insane. >> Wow. >> It's insane. It is a And he collects a 1:02:38 lot of cool stuff. Bob is his real name, but he's a he's a super interesting guy. And he's really nice, too. That's his house right there. >> I think Holy [ __ ] >> It's crazy, bro. >> Oh, >> and it's got a lot of kid rock stuff in it. Nobody's a bigger fan of kid rock than Kid Rock, dude. >> And I feel like he has he built Has he played is he doing new albums? >> Uh, yeah. He still does stuff. [clears throat] He has a rock the country. Uh, >> okay. >> Pull that up. I think it's called Rock the Country that just came out. A tour, new tour that just came out that Ella Langley's going to be on. Jason Aline. Um, Williams, Hank Williams. >> There you go. Kid Rock. Jason Alin, Blake Shelton, Jelly Roll, Creed, >> Sunlight. >> Dude, I could see you play Scott Stap in like a biopic >> or biopic, whatever they call it. >> That's you getting me back at that. [clears throat] Jessica White, >> I deserved it. I apologize. >> Um, dude, you know what? I used to love Sound Garden, dude. >> Of course. Yeah, man. What a legend. >> And I feel Is that them? But [ __ ] maybe I don't know who they 1:03:40 are. [laughter] These are the eyes of disarray. >> Is that Is that No, that's not. >> Would you even care? >> Is that Is that >> And I'm feeling Oh, Pilots. >> Oh, Pilots. Yeah, >> dude. Stone Pilots was good, bro. What's the first What's the first concert you ever went to? Um, what the I was at the Iowa State Fair. What the [ __ ] is his name? He does bourbon, scotch, and beer. Uh, Jesus Christ, I'm blanking on his name. >> Trace Atkins, maybe. >> No. [snorts] [sighs] No. Uh, god damn it. >> It's okay. >> Bad of the bad B of the Bone. >> Yeah. George Sood. Yeah. One B, one scotch, one beer. >> Iowa State Fair, baby. >> Dude, how nice is that thing? >> Iowa State Fair. Yeah. >> It's amazing. Haven't been in years. Funnel cake. O >> yeah, >> but I'm not driving across town for some for a funnel cake. What? Like but I guess that one would be the best cuz you'd have all the animals. You'd have all the crafts. >> Yeah. >> And the big rides. >> I had a good time in there. I was growing up. >> Yeah, I guess people did. 1:04:41 >> I couldn't I couldn't walk around there now. I'd be [ __ ] screwed. There's no way. >> Yeah, you'd have to hide. You have to dress up like something. >> Those days are over, man. >> But it's your size. Do you have to disguise yourself as something unique if you're out in the public? Like if you're >> There's no way I'm going to hide. >> You could hide. >> I can't hide. I mean, I'm in the flannel and a hat. It's about as hiding as it gets. >> You got [clears throat] a special outfit? >> I mean, you mean if I go out as like Boba Fett or like like a like [ __ ] with a helmet on like Iron Man? >> I don't know, dude. >> I mean, I could hide if I had a helmet on. Yeah. >> Yeah. If you wore like a football helmet or something. >> It'd [laughter] be crazy. >> I I I uh I was in um Jordan one time. We were shooting Dune and I wanted to go see Petra and I got all wrapped up and it was great because I got a I to walk through there. There's tons of tourists and so I did the whole, you know, full wrap and everything's on but it was hot and just a little bit of my triangles are sticking out and we're walking through and this this girl is like kind of sees she goes [sighs] and I'm like 1:05:42 but this [ __ ] thing gets me in trouble more than anything, man. Cuz is that a is that like a >> [ __ ] Yeah, this is this is basically tapped on and I have one that goes on my head. Goes right through there. >> And how do people earn? Do you earn them or how do you get it? >> This is like a family crest. Think of it like that. It's like the guardian. This is the shark. And this is for protection. Those are the ehe, the spear. This is the mono the shark. >> So basically when I'm in the water and we're snorkeling, the shark knows to go to you cuz you're white and I'm Hawaiian. So it's like >> this is what just lets them know. >> Yeah. That's fair. >> Yeah. >> I got to get something. >> You just could roll with me. I'll be like I'll point it somewhere else. >> I'll be on your back. [laughter] >> Pointing out the directions that >> You ever seen any sharks? You ever You ever seen anything? >> Uh I I went swimming with sharks one time in South Africa. We're in a cage. Have I ever seen >> big great whites? >> Yeah. >> Did you see a big great white? >> Oh yeah. One came and got So there were these two round cages off the boat and since the edge of the boat's like this, 1:06:38 you have two circles, there's a space in between the cages right up against the boat like because it's two circles. Yeah. >> And one of the sharks got stuck right in there and he was absolutely going apeshit. And then another one came up and put his snout like in the cage and I got to touch the top of it. Pat him on the head a little bit. Pretty cool. >> Yep. >> That old Doberman touch I put on him, >> you know. [clears throat] Did you like South Africa? >> Oh, dude. It's the most beautiful place that I've been. >> Yeah. >> You know, is there a place you've been that really makes you feel like this is really something special? >> I just got back from Guatemala. I went there with my lady. >> Oh, nice. >> She's from Guatemala. That was my first time. So, we went to like >> we got to go see the the pyramids, which is like the largest pyramids in the world. >> Bring them up. >> My father's from Nicaragua. >> Really? >> Yeah. Which is neighbors to Guatemala, I think. Is it in Central America? >> Yep. >> Oo, that thing's nice. I'm surprised you don't live in one of those. >> Cuz people think you do, dude. >> Tal the one down. Yeah, Tekal. The one that's Yeah, there one. Pretty pretty 1:07:38 spectacular. The one to the left. Food, culture, just so rich. Wow. How long was your trip for? >> Antigua. I went to Antigua. Antigua was just like I never seen streets like that. Um, we were there for like two weeks. Sorry. Two weeks. Seeing family and getting the parents and the family. >> Yeah. >> See if they like me, you know? The [ __ ] gringoes coming in. >> Oh, yeah. Huh. >> Yeah. >> But you weren't the gringo, though. >> I was. >> To them, huh? >> Yeah. >> Wow. Dude, it's good. >> I got white blood in me. >> It's good. Yeah, that's a good point. >> Say German blood. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. and Irish. >> Don't bring that honky blood around here, Whitey. [laughter] >> That's the kind of [ __ ] that I hear all the time. >> But they love me, so I'm in. Yeah, I got I got two thumbs up. >> Did you get a like do you get a written review or how like on the plane ride home, she read >> seed in their eyes and then and I could and I could I could I could feel the temperature. The the aunties were cool with it. The the nieces and nephews love me. The dad's amazing. I mean, I love her dad. He's We went to go see him play. 1:08:38 >> Um >> he's a musician. He's probably one of the biggest Latin m He maybe, you know, he's definitely one of the biggest Latin musicians of all time. >> Really? >> Yeah. Ricardo Arona. >> Let's bring up a picture of this man. >> He's actually he's got he's could be your father-in-law. >> Yeah. He's uh he's doing um >> your stepdad time time square two nights in a row. >> Ricardo. >> Ricardo. Yeah. Sea is the is the new his new tour. >> Seal. >> Yeah. Means skinny. >> Ricardo Arona. Yeah. >> God, I want to be something like that. >> He kind of looks like my older brother, right? >> You a little bit, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> You can see it. >> That's what's up. >> If I were Latin, >> yeah, >> but I'm not. I'm Hawaiian. And he's probably the biggest Guatemalan in history. >> He's very tall. >> He's like 6'5. >> No way. You can't even tell from this photo. >> I know. >> They should say that on the poster. >> First of all, they should have a poster that says, "Hey, come see us. 65 Guatemalan." [laughter] And he's, bro, he's he's >> Dude, I'd pay 40 bucks to go over and see that. 1:09:39 >> He's got two nights in a row at uh at New York Times Square. I think he'll be playing Nashville, too, bro. >> Really? >> Yeah, >> dude. If he is, I'm going to I'll make sure to go and watch >> you. Yeah, but he'd be right. >> I'll take I'll take a Latin a I'll take a Spanish girl out there on a date. >> You definitely You're definitely going to meet some Spanish nurses. >> That's a place to go. >> Yep. >> How How do you say nurse in Spanish? Bring that up for me, fellas. Ina. >> Infir. See. >> Infir. Information. >> Infir. That's what I'm going to say. >> That's where it's at for you. Take care of you. Love you. >> That's what I'm saying, dude. >> Yeah, man. >> Yeah. And yeah, there were ages when I was like, "Yeah, I'm going to get Oh, I want to find a uh like a model or something." And now it's like, and I'm getting older. I'll take a nurse. >> You've had all the models. >> You know what I'm saying? I don't know about that, but I just have like Yeah. I just You got to think ahead, you know? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they take care of you. I don't know if models are going to take care of you, but nurse will take care of you. >> Dude, you know, a model's not going to 1:10:37 take care of you, dude. And she's not even going to feed you anything cuz she doesn't eat anything. [laughter] >> What are you going to do? Just both sit there and suck on an empty bottle together. And she's lazy anyway. Probably. [laughter] Anyway, sorry. Um, what about this guitar, dude? I saw you brought this in. >> Well, yeah, cuz we were both tired. I was going to take a little nap because I didn't want to suck on your show. >> I appreciate that, man. Yes, I'm probably like a solid six right now. I'm normally a tan, but um we had the premiere before I came to Theo Von, which was a big accident. >> So, anyways, I was downstairs Chelsea guitars and found this in 59 and it kind of went like got a little bit of that watermelon color to it. >> Yeah, it's beautiful cuz it's usually cherry, right? >> Yeah. And then it fades because of that paint they used back then, but really >> didn't have the original pot, so it was kind of cheap. And then, you know, I'll I'll put some put some new pickups in it and it'll be a back to new. >> Are are you a collector of guitars or >> I am. I'm a big fan. I got a band we play. We're going to go play Dubai here 1:11:37 on the 28th. And look, too, I forgot to show you. Yeah. Uh >> I was in Dubai. Oh, no. I was in Qar, actually. >> Signed by Chuck Barry. >> Yeah, they have all their guitars signed on. >> Who is it? >> Chuck Barry. The guy that that was just up on the >> That's song by Chuck Barry, dude. Oh, that's him. >> See, there's a guitar. >> Johnny B. Good. >> There you go. >> I used to carry his guitar in a >> between the tree by a railroad track. >> I loved him, dude. We used to listen to his tape all the time. I had his cassette tape when I was young. >> Actually, it might be a good idea. My son loves Chuck Barry. I might might do him right [sighs] when he turns 18. Maybe I'll give him this guitar. >> Just let him play it. You keep it. You You know, he just booked a role in a movie next year. Like, he's doing fine. Okay. [laughter] He can get his own. >> My love language is presence. I'm horrible. >> Get his own stuff now. Are you? >> I am. Yeah. >> Oh, that's pretty cool. >> Yeah. >> Um Oh, I heard that you were working with a a water company. Is that true? 1:12:38 >> Yeah. I started I started this company called Monalu. >> Manalu. >> Monalu. Started it eight years ago. Um, I was on a flight and you know, you're flying over the on the plane and you see a Coca-Cola in aluminum can, you got beer in aluminum can, you got sparkling water, aluminum can, and they give you those little shitty Dani water bottles with a cap, you know, the label, and then there's like three different types of plastic on it that we can't recycle. Just goes into our land and goes into our landfills. And I'm a father. I don't want to see plastic. We don't need single- use plastic. Generally, I carry my own water bottle when I go to the airport. You fill it up. Eight years ago, they didn't even make they didn't even have aluminum for water. So, I [clears throat] went to Ball, the people who make those cans, and I went to the aluminum company. I said, "I'm going to make a water bottle with you, a water aluminum cans." And they're like, "We're not a Yeah, he had it to me, baby. Um, we're not a we're not a um this is it >> a water company." I was like, "Well, you are now. I'm awful, man. Let's do this." 1:13:40 So, we we set out to do it. And then we end we ended up making the first like screw can. It went back on and uh so we made Monalo and then it changed. Well, now it's got our we put our movie on there. Oh, great. >> So, we put the labels on there. >> But see how it's got Monalo printed on the top. And so >> once we kind of stopped singleuse plastic and now cuz at the time I went to Dani and I went to I went to the blue and the red guy, Coke and Pepsi and I was like would you do this? Would you make the aluminum? and they're like, "Doesn't make sense to us cuz it's easier to do plastic." But anything that's in plastic, it's just leeching in there. It's just poison, man. You You don't want to be drinking out of plastic bottles, man. >> Yeah. That's what I think about a lot of times, especially now with people talking about all the bad stuff that's in our food and our water. It's become such like a, you know, such a talking point right now. Um, >> it's Yeah, I thought a lot about how do you find water that isn't? Cuz most of the water is in plastic. And even if you look up like what's the best water that doesn't have plastics in it, you know, they won't even really tell you. It's 1:14:36 all these like kind of gimmick videos that lead you to buy certain things usually to buy water purifiers and stuff. >> Yeah. But I mean the idea is just to go so now we kind of changed now that they are making those we made a circular system. So we're now on powered by Boomerang and it's actually it's pretty cool man like the idea is to be in starting with Hawaii mainly is to be like in hospitality. here in hotels, hospitals, schools where imagine just going to your room and you got a crate like a milk crate and there's all your water in there and you drink it and you put it back and then down in the basement there's a machine. It's a circular system. It it sterilizes it. It fills it with your natural local water source and put some minerals back into it and cleans it and makes it so it's fresh water. It's not >> packaged up. It's there's no emissions. It's not sitting in some crate in some warehouse stagnant dead water. It's fresh water always. And if there was a CO or anything like that, each hotel would still operate. The water still operates, right? So you can still have 1:15:38 fresh water and it's just bottled up. Think of it as like you go into a restaurant, you eat, you eat with their plates and their fork and you're done, you leave, you come back, you're going to use, you're not going to take [ __ ] home. You just, it's just a container for it. And so it's constantly reusable and recyclable. So you're cutting out waste. Now the idea was just to cut waste. So because even when you're having the aluminum bottles, you still got to recycle those. And um so it's just the idea is just to either if you're not carrying your own stuff, it's pretty cool that you can go to a hotel and you know that it's it's there's no not only are you not doing waste, it's getting recycled. So it's a full circular. >> That's incredible, man. >> Just to kind of get rid of the single I mean just to cut all that [ __ ] down cuz it's just absolutely ridiculous. >> Yeah. Yeah, when you think >> the idea of like taking shitty water, putting it in plastic bottles, shipping it to a place like Hawaii, which has the best water in the world, we drink it, and then the [ __ ] ends up in our ocean or a landfill. So, it's the dumbest thing in the world. I'm going to try to 1:16:31 do that in Hawaii first. So, I mean, obviously, we're self-contained plan Earth. We didn't need anyone. We can We were self-contained at one time. So, if we can just do that with all our tourism and people come from all over the world getting married and they get to see what they're doing and each hotel. So, we have four se all different hotels, four seasons and Twin Fin, all these different places where it'll have their it'll have their label on it. So, it's it's it's still all there. So, the advertising is for them. It's just we're trying to >> stop the waste. >> Yeah. I love that. Yeah. Dude, when I even think about just how many bottles I like I probably drink seven bottles of water a day. >> So, that's seven empty bottles. It's like that's just me. That's ridiculous. >> Oh, bro. It's just it's the most archaic thing that we're drinking out of plastic bottles. But I mean, so we we're doing it in a business side and eventually we'll try to get it where, you know, we'll have depot for it. But I mean, the idea is to get people doing it because in every school kids can be doing this. >> Well, I like the idea too that you can have your thing at home that you could 1:17:24 just that that would then be able to refill it. I I think that's pretty novel. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> thanks buddy. It's Yeah, it's Monalo powered by Boomerang. you can check it out. And that's that's the goal is to, you know, let just another thing to try to fix in a very broken world. And we don't need that pollution in our in our oceans. >> Aquaman, you heard it. >> You heard it, man. >> Have you ever been a lifeguard or not? >> Yeah, that's why my whole family are watermen. Yeah, they're all lifeguards. Yeah. I went to I went to junior lifeguards my whole life when I was growing up. >> Dang, that's like I wish I could be a lifeguard when I >> It's pretty cool when you save someone's life. I saved a person's life before like in the ocean. Yeah. And it's it's it's it's when you do junior life cards, it's really cool to to really take your time. Things slow down. I'm sure it's probably like a firefighter like I'd panic in a fire, but I think if I saw so many of them and I practiced, you know, most people go, "Oh shit." And then they they they freak out. Whereas the natural calm come kind of comes over you and you just like assess the whole situation so you can both get out alive. You 1:18:22 understand the rip. You understand what the ocean's doing >> and you had to save somebody. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Was that in Hawaii? >> Yeah. >> Wow. But I mean it's just the and I'm like I said I've been many times like drowned and like it can you get cut you get caught in a rip. >> Yes. >> You it's taking you out. You're not going to beat the ocean and you can literally be I mean I've been at pipeline a leash snapped and I'm literally 8 ft from the shore but it's like a river going by and you're swimming trying to get in like it's eight feet and you're just getting burned out. >> Yeah. >> And you're like there are cameras everywhere. There are people right there. I could yell for help and I look like a idiot. I'm going to drown in 8 ft of water. >> Yeah. >> And the current's so it's just the that the that undertoe is just pulling your feet out and it's going to exhaust you and it generally you just got to go with it. It's going to take you out to sea and it'll dump you back in. But that's they everyone drowns like that. It's just you got to watch out for the rips. So go jumping into the [ __ ] ocean and then if you see a sign don't go in. That's why I mean >> don't be stupid. 1:19:21 >> You're like the Yogi Bear of the ocean kind of. remember him? >> Oh, I do. You put out those fires, kids. >> Yeah, dude. Put them out. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I know. He was so adamant. >> He was talking to me the other day. I built a fire and I was like, "That's Everything's green around here." >> Yogi was >> Yeah, in my head. Cuz you guys were psychos. >> But I was like, "Listen, I could dump out." >> Oh, Smokey the Bear, dude. Sorry. [laughter] Who did I say? >> Yogi. >> Who's Yogi Bear? >> Yogi Bear's piggy. >> Oh, dude. He's starting the fires then. [laughter] God, he's probably on subboxing or whatever by now. Oh yeah, he's not doing well. I think he was a stepdad, too. You can tell by his outfit. [laughter] >> You could tell by that outfit. He was [clears throat] definitely trying to meet a lady >> that already had kids probably, too. >> Not like the Bernstein bear where he was locked in. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He was just a dumb dad. >> That guy was a family man. >> He was. He was. >> Yeah. Bernstein was a family man. >> I love me some Bernstein. >> God, they were good. >> Especially like the fall issues. always I always got snuggled down when I read 1:20:23 those ones. >> And the sc one remember there was that one scary book or whatever there was a fire or whatever and people were like no no fires in the stained bears and people flipped out and [ __ ] >> Oh, really? >> Yeah, dude. People just cannot handle real [ __ ] That's the kind of thing I'm talking about. Was there ever was there was there a time in a movie where you were training for something? It was like one of the toughest things you ever had to actually train for or does it never go that far with training? Yeah, I mean training for [sighs] training for Aquaman was pretty was pretty challenging. Um, I'd have to say maybe the Yeah, I'd say probably Aquaman's probably the hardest I've ever had to train. I'm not a very like I'm not like a gym rat. I just like to do things, rock climbing, you know, go surfing and things like that, but actually like get you do that for a roll. I don't necessarily like, >> you're not in there getting pumped every day, like a maniac or taking SARS or whatever. >> I just want to do the things I love to do. Yeah. [clears throat] But I'm Yeah. >> You're not like some subs monkey that's 1:21:24 over there GNC every day or something. >> Supplements guy. >> Yeah. I don't even do like sh >> creatine all that. Oh yeah. >> I like to eat food. >> Damn. >> That's my I like to eat. >> Yeah. >> I'm Hawaiian, >> dude. Yeah. You got to get fat when you get older. >> Yeah. I'm definitely going that way. >> Hell yeah. I can't wait to get fat. >> I'm trying not to, baby. But >> soon as I get married, I'm getting fat and then I'm getting divorced, too. [laughter] >> I can't wait to get divorced. Um, what else? So, people should go see The Wrecking Crew. It's a great film. It's fun. It's >> Yeah, it's good, actually. It's feel good. You get to go to Hawaii, you know. If you can't make it there, put on the Wrecking Crew. >> Yeah. >> Let me and Dave take care of you. >> Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. >> Yeah. Work out some trauma in your family. Open up a can of dole pineapple for your lady >> and put on the wrecking crow. >> Yeah, >> it's almost the same thing. >> Some shaved coconut. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? Some mounds. >> Oh, dude. >> Bust out a couple of those. >> My dad used to give us mounds sometimes when we're good. >> Not a lot then, huh? [laughter] 1:22:26 >> Not a lot. Not a lot of mounds. Um, yeah, dude. Thanks so much for taking time. I know you had a long day, man. I know it's like kind of a pain in the ass. And uh >> it's not, man. I don't do podcasts that much cuz I always get in trouble. So, you're my second and it was wonderful. And dude, I'm just It's awesome to meet you, man. >> Yeah, it's a pleasure, man. Thanks for all the awesome entertainment and um yeah, thanks for just sitting and sharing some of your experiences and story with me. >> You know, there's one thing, too. You know, the thing that you have with uh Oh my goodness, David Spade. >> Uh when we were at the 50s SNL, >> he was there. >> Yeah. So, I saw I saw him when we were there. My daughter is like a massive massive fan of Brooklyn 999. And so Andy Samberg's like her dude she loves the most. So I saw him about last person I'm leaving. I see him and I go, "Dude, my daughter loves you. Can I please get a picture with you?" And I send the video to my daughter and I said, "Hey, listen. If there's anything, I'd love to do something with you." About 3 weeks later, he pitches his story in Hawaii. 1:23:27 It's amazing. I laugh my ass off. We instantly sell it. I'm going in two weeks to go shoot it in Hawaii. No way. >> A [ __ ] year later. No, with with Samberg. But yeah, but I'm just saying it's the same thing where you've just likeminded friends. I thought you were saying. >> Yeah, just friends and buddies meet in the comedy. Like I've never met him before. It's just through my daughter, but you see something and you're like, dude, >> and you make a friend. >> But like I'm saying, you got anything in there and you want to, you know, you see me, you see like, oh dude, Mimo would be like, "Oh my god, >> I'm going to think it'd be fun. This would be fun to be in." You know what I mean? >> I'm going to think something good. You're Paul Bunion. [laughter] >> I could be the Blue Ax, bro. You could be Paul Bunion. I don't know, >> babe. I'll be Babe. >> Yeah, you'll be Babe the Blue Ox then. [laughter] And we got to find somebody to be Paul Bunan. I'm going to be the brother that's on methadone. >> But we'll figure it out. >> We'll figure it out, homie. >> Jason Mo, thanks so much, man. Go see the record crew, guys. Now I'm just falling on the breeze and I feel I'm 1:24:23 falling like [music] these leaves. I must be corner stone. Oh, but when I reach that ground [music] I'll share this piece of mind I found. I can feel it in my bones. But it's going to take