Joe Rogan Experience

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Timestamps: <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="258">04:18</a> - California Fires and Insurance Issues <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="636">10:36</a> - Experiences with the Fire Department <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="905">15:05</a> - Video Store Nostalgia <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1657">27:37</a> - The Journey to Filmmaking <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1809">30:09</a> - Heroin and Creativity <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2126">35:26</a> - Making Movies with Limited Resources <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2454">40:54</a> - Ambition and Life Changes <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2712">45:12</a> - Reflecting on Life Choices <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3036">50:36</a> - Building a Comedy Community <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3339">55:39</a> - The Path of a Filmmaker <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="60">1:00</a>:15 - Feeling the Strain of Fame <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="65">1:05</a>:52 - Navigating the Hollywood Machine <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="72">1:12</a>:45 - The Journey from PA to Director <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="75">1:15</a>:20 - Finding Productivity in Solitude <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="85">1:25</a>:01 - Stories of Regret and Growth <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="89">1:29</a>:26 - Exploring Dietary Choices and Ethics <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="90">1:30</a>:26 - Writing in Solitary Confinement <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="96">1:36</a>:09 - Roger's Twitter in Jail <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="104">1:44</a>:28 - The Movie Experience Together <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="105">1:45</a>:33 - Podcasting vs. Traditional Talk Shows <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="106">1:46</a>:06 - The Rise of Independent Filmmakers <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="114">1:54</a>:24 - Violence in Media vs. Sexual Content <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="120">2:00</a>:42 - The Complexity of Storytelling <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="124">2:04</a>:11 - Nostalgia and Movie Screenings <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="132">2:12</a>:56 - Creating a Movie Community <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="135">2:15</a>:43 - Family Ties and Film Knowledge <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="139">2:19</a>:14 - The Authenticity in Film Criticism <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="147">2:27</a>:58 - Cocaine Culture Impact on Cinema <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="154">2:34</a>:00 - The Effects of Substances on Life Choices <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="161">2:41</a>:02 - Cinematic Experiences and Emotional Impact <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="166">2:46</a>:00 - The Journey of Filmmaking <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="171">2:51</a>:00 - Influences and Inspirations <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="177">2:57</a>:00 - The Legacy of Kubrick <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="181">3:01</a>:23 - Creative Journey of Beowulf <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="185">3:05</a>:25 - The Turning Point - A Price for Passion <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="192">3:12</a>:25 - A Life Altered - The Accident and Reflection <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="196">3:16</a>:42 - Experiences in Jail <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="198">3:18</a>:59 - Lessons on Compassion <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="199">3:19</a>:38 - Closing Remarks and Gratitude Made with snap-summary.com

[@Hkwoieix]

Thank you so much

[@MILSPECMOM]

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[@22volavola]

You’re a godsend.

[@JackVicks]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@Hkwoieix]

@@22volavola surely he is 🤣 he is too quick!

[@bitnar]

Joe Rogan is going to be the first one to drop the alien interview without any warning lmao

[@Musicalchores]

Jamie pull up the intergalactic space governments website

[@JohnDoeBand1]

Yeah expect he barely talks about aliens anymore. Especially with so much happening right now 😫

[@JackVicks]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@chrisdamore7946]

What if he has akready ?

[@kajabrill2404]

💯🤣🤣

[@SmokyOle]

Dude Tarantino was spitting some of the realist life advice and knowledge at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2454">40:54</a>. Literally everybody needs to watch that segment.

[@MrinmayChakravarty-jf4nr]

Thanks bro he really spill the truth

[@andyprice4696]

That was a great segment with some real truth in it.

[@magdabrownis265]

He’s not doing anything for free. I didn’t see anything useful here

[@nicknuggets369]

Agreed. Very valuable I was very fortunate to be a felon at 16 and 17y/o I realized what he was talking about. Totally did a 180. Still a lesson you can continue to learn in terms of where do I want to be in the future.

[@jmz2144]

Self reflection is important to self development, we are our own best therapist if we allow ourselves to listen.

[@indochinapatriot435]

I’m retired Sound department. 25yrs. Living in the land of smiles. Couldn’t get out of Hollywood fast enough. Sitting in on these two reminds me of why I got in. I miss the comradeship, we are like very well paid and fed traveling gipsies . Very cool.❤️

[@boulder0076]

Love how these two are chatting with each other (and Joe) like they're still working at the Video store together

[@mowvu]

i had such nostalgia for the video store job i never had lol

[@cameronhaynes602]

Facts

[@jbean9021]

That was the best part.

[@LiquidDaylight]

They were all having a good time for sure. Great ep.

[@Hugoknots]

Completely agree

[@eferro7903]

Joe is on an insane roll with these guests over the past month. The goat for sure.

[@karniskavva]

🔥🔥

[@hmp5718]

Wtf are you smoking this entire past month has been boring nerds.

[@nolancho]

Nope! Wrong 😊 just shut up k? K.

[@georgiostemirsidis1966]

He should invite Scorcese! It would be an awesome episode!

[@JackVicks]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@Reiman33]

"I don't care how the sausage was made, I like the *sausage* . I wanted you to talk about the *sausage* , not the factory!" -Quentin Tarantino on film commentary

[@FaithRomero-ms5kq]

When you heard him say that ,did you think the same as me ,I wish he would interview a politician

[@kingjohan1335]

I think he is referencing a quote by Otto Von Bismark: "laws are much like sausages, it best not seeing them made"

[@D.v1dL33]

Tell us about the sausage!

[@HarryBuxley]

One of the only public figures in the world who still has integrity. Him and that vtuber who rants about DEI crap in games while rocking a heavily male voice but a small girl anime avatar. Separating a story into its own thing, as its own contained thing, with nothing else. Long live the storytellers, lets not kill them.

[@kingjohan1335]

@@HarryBuxley which vtuber? I'm interested

[@Gracie_19200]

When he said “explain the scene!!!!” For the 5th time I was dying 😂 they ARE like an old married couple omg “welllll… I talk to Quinten and if he allows it we will do it.” 😂

[@damiens6465]

Tarantinos friend freely shared some hard stuff about his life to the World that he didn’t have to tell anybody. Good on him what a great interview.

[@OttoSkorzenyy]

Yeah he killed someone while driving drunk in California about 15 years ago.

[@brandonbombay6338]

"Tarantino's friend" is a hilarious descriptor of the guy who co-wrote Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs

[@SeanLives]

What so it's funny to state the truth that he is his friend?​@@brandonbombay6338

[@KushbiZ]

"Tarantinos friend"

[@dansub9795]

Academy and Bafta award winning.. Friend😂

[@smoke600k]

never thought TARANTINO would give me hope about my professional life, his speech about getting in the enviroment of where stuff is happening really motivated me

[@ralphgolladay9030]

And dude talking about quitting and now was a director

[@AngryDad.]

That’s why I work at hooters

[@oggyoggy1299]

Haha! 😂

[@nicknuggets369]

Birds of a feather flock together

[@ulicesvilla6995]

I'm 35 and it scared the fuck outta me. But it also woke me TF up

[@Thedudeabides803]

Tarantino stole Django’s coat.

[@trinidad111]

“So you want me to treat him like white folk?” “No, that’s not what I said”

[@jesseballard4753]

Funny

[@lewisgiles8855]

Eagle eye thedudeabides!

[@chickan10281]

Yes big daddy

[@AdaptiveApeHybrid]

Bad ass coat

[@YJupiter]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2580">43:00</a> Everyone MUST listen to this. I literally started planning how to use my time, surround myself with the right people, and actually do something for my future. Thanks, Quentin, for sharing this story.

[@silvergimmick4429]

Yes sir! I'm 38 and his words gave me the chills to be honest. NEVER take your eyes off the prize people. NEVER. I realize that too late.

[@0000sarge]

Quentin enjoying the expensive coffee before Bonnie gets home

[@txsiimk]

Does it say dead n word storage on the front of the studio?

[@MuskyMarmot]

Did you see a sign out front saying good comment storage?

[@mewho8814]

The wolf is gonna smell it and definitely want a cup

[@leslielearnorth]

@@MuskyMarmotthat was close

[@KUarentaKILLA]

@@txsiimkonly Kamala and blacks can say that word

[@Thevitamindealer]

I see Tarantino I click the video

[@orihc321]

Same

[@MitchSoreinstien-k6w]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@FiveNumberJonny]

That's what I did 😂

[@dawnagamble1549]

Absolutely ❤

[@horatiu1996]

Uraa

[@That_ViperDude]

I totally understand. My parents owned a country store in Hollis Maine from 1995-2005. When a giant grocery store was built 3 miles away they never lost a customer. My parents had such a personal relationship with all their customers that they remained loyal. It helped that their meat department was amazing along with the deli. My mom sold 140 lbs of homemade potato salad every week. I always support local business here in Huntington Beach and in Maine.

[@dingusbingus7463]

That's awesome

[@charismatic9467]

Yeah especially when it comes to food markets, having good meat and seafood is key. Large grocery chains meat and seafood is terrible.

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

It's so hard for small businesses to stay competitive with prices. It's the only reason I ever shop at some of the bigger stores and markets. I still stop in to local places almost daily, even just to buy a drink or something, and will pay higher prices for smaller items, just because I like the people, talking with locals, and it makes me feel like part of the community. That said, I worry about a lot of them when often their prices are 150% compared to bigger stores. I can afford that for little things, but, my paycheck simply won't allow me to spend 50% more on everything. My wages haven't exactly kept up with inflation, even for the big corporate store prices, and rent and everything else has skyrocketed. I feel poorer now than 10 years ago.

[@tonyranzini4958]

Tarantino addressing how funny Tim Dillon honestly made my day, truly both the best in their industries

[@BeastmanYT]

BRING US JEREMY CLARKSON! Also can't wait to watch this one!

[@TheModedEzio]

@@Taleisinelaborate

[@VicePointGTAX-wd9iz]

clarkson hardly leaves chipping norton now and if you have ever been there it is easy to understand why

[@JackVicks]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@DocuVisonTV]

Every podcast ur begging for Clarkson in the comments. 😂

[@galgadsmith]

@@Taleisin Woke clowns don't like Clarkson.

[@hvalenti]

Roger Avary is such an unsung hero in the Tarantinoverse. Glad he's on here.

[@thenarrativeandwhyyouloveit]

Exactly.

[@lopa-u9f]

he's the good part eh? good Tarantino is finally giving him some recognition True Romance is still the best thing Tarantino has ever been involved in, and that is mostly Avery

[@itsallgoodman4108]

The rules of attraction is the shit

[@schizvoid8774]

@@lopa-u9fyou wear a fedora I’m guessing

[@JoshuaMichael1122]

@schizvoid8774 I bet it looks fedorable too😉😂

[@mamaharumi]

It's very cool to see Avary with Tarantino here. So often, he's not given the credit he deserves for his work on Pulp Fiction.

[@NovemberFoxtrotRC]

How many words does Avery get to say during the podcast? 20 or less I’m assuming lol.

[@abrahamkassa2222]

@@NovemberFoxtrotRC actually He is the one talking more.

[@bookofbrah]

@@NovemberFoxtrotRC What are you even talking, seems like you havent watched the podcast😂

[@SergeSchwartz]

​@@bookofbrahthey're probably too busy on Reddit, trashing him on his page 🤣

[@jnnx]

Tell us you don’t know about the podcast, without telling us you don’t know about the podcast. . .

[@Cubodesangre666]

Adding Roger Avery to the mix makes this conversation much more fun.

[@zootsoot2006]

He's a textbook definition of a narcissist. Doesn't stop talking about himself the whole time and none of it's interesting.

[@brucemattes5015]

Quentin Tarantino is one of the few guests that forces Joe to allow the guest an unlimited amount of time in which to express his/her thoughts. Fantastic podcast.

[@AngryDad.]

His or her?😂

[@ericfromeng]

@@AngryDad. He lets Tulsi go off

[@kingtonalice858]

yeah, yes, yeah, right, yeah, yes, yes, yes, I know, lol

[@SykeThrone]

Facts. He’s awesome like not say it like this but he “knows his place” awesome

[@AngryDad.]

@@ericfromeng doesn’t make sense

[@mugzy2496]

I say this affectionately but Quentin Tarantino is such a weird little goblin man that anytime I see him interacting with people who seem like normal dudes it’s genuinely surreal.

[@bumbozambumbazebulon6738]

😂🎉 Perfect

[@Hogan.the.king69]

My thoughts exactly lol

[@getstarted7168]

Spot on!

[@fritz0r]

Its actually striking how socially apt he is though. These two flow like an old married couple for real.

[@housebrigade]

Every time I watch him in interviews there's always something weirdly intriguing about him and I could never put my finger on it. You have worded it so perfectly on what I had in my head

[@nyeteg02]

I love it when Joe says, "All those rich people"

[@RollingCalf]

Lol seriously. He is less out of touch than the rest of them but he is still very out of touch

[@PeePeeMilk]

@@RollingCalfI agree, he lives in a bubble and doesn’t realize it 😂

[@Spam-pq2sg]

He forgets he's not normal because he emersed himself in "normal" but he's still solid AF and hasn't changed since Fear Factor.

[@BigTerpz]

You must be new to the pod lol he changes frequently ​@Spam-pq2sg

[@charlesplante]

There are layers though. Even though I'm homeless, I have my own room and a job compared to the other 80+ people at my shelter that are doing crack and or heroine every day. Every social class no matter how poor or rich has layers that all hate each other.

[@FordDraper]

Quentin talking at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2400">40:00</a> is literally life changing stuff, dude is an incredible storyteller.

[@AlexKerwood]

Quentin pauses so hard mid sentence that I think I lost internet connection

[@daniel_dumile]

he always delivers, man knows how to tell a story. The contrast with Roger really shows his talent for that

[@TheKyleRogers]

@@daniel_dumileyeah Roger is more of a rambler. No shame in that, I’m probably that way too. It just makes you really appreciate someone who can do the opposite. It’s like they’re on fire all the time with banger after banger

[@nicknuggets369]

Bruh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Vegas_Local]

He paused because he was talking bout little kids arms that were cut off and he was so excited until he realized how it sounds I can't watch Hollywood weirdo movies anymore.

[@AlexDelarge1990]

​@@Vegas_LocalHe was quoting Marlon Brando from Apocalypse Now, a movie set in during the Vietnam War😅

[@LoganWood121]

My man Roger coming in for the defense on Waterworld. It was a massive effort to make that film, something you'll certainly never see again as far as filmmaking is concerned.

[@OmahaKurt2]

I think Waterworld is a great movie! Really is underrated…

[@hunnid17]

Waterworld was great at the time. It's only bad when you watch it these days

[@LoganWood121]

@@hunnid17 Still should be appreciated for the sheer ingenuity and effort it required to make it.

[@shawnlewis6544]

Love that movie.

[@hunnid17]

@@LoganWood121 well I didn't really know about any of that when I watched it as a village kid from Bulgaria. I just thought it was fun at the time

[@tindekappa9047]

"A billionaire friend who loaned his plane to Clinton" I can't be the only one who thought Epstein.

[@grxvytrain5794]

That or Gates..

[@electrikoptik]

Epstein wasn't a billionaire.

[@are_birds_real]

Name-Dropping Gone Wrong

[@immanuelhawkins6337]

He brought up multiple pedo references

[@JackVicks]

Its finally completed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnK2gIKBjMp-jpY

[@Nailenthusiast1981]

Firelighters go through a lot of crap that people never hear about. My dad is a retired firefighter, and he has stories that are bone-chilling. We have this bar in downtown Tucson called the Shanty. It's a hipster place now, but in the 70s, it was a rough biker bar. My dad was new to the force at the time and was on the medic truck. They responded to a call of a man severely beaten. He arrived on scene and started working on the guy doing cpr. The bikers came out and told him to stop or they would kill him. He basically gave them the middle finger and kept working on the patient. One of the bikers had a pool cue that he was going to start beating my dad with. Luckily, the cops pulled up and saved my dad's life. Our 1st responders dont get enough respect for what they do on the daily.

[@kairos_fluent]

I don't get it, firefighters do paramedic work as well ?

[@MuharRajiv911]

Why is a fire fighter doing cpr?

[@rhanemann9100]

I celebrated my 21st at the Shanty. The bartender (female) already knew me by name... (fake ID for a couple of years). Great old spot back then (early 90s). One of the few places in Tucson that could pour a proper Guinness.

[@Nailenthusiast1981]

@@MuharRajiv911 why not? If you're the first person on the scene.

[@fijubriju5659]

Joe Rogan is on fire last couple of months. Its good to be alive

[@brianmeen2158]

It’s pretty ridiculous the quality and amount of great content out there. I’m not surprised people don’t leave their house as much anymore

[@wildmercuryfilms]

In January, 2008, Joe’s guest, Roger Avary, killed the 34-year-old passenger in his car, Andreas Zini, who was visiting from Italy on his honeymoon. Roger was Drunk, and driving over 100 MPH, when he lost control of his Mercedes, plowing into a Telephone Pole. Andreas died at the Hospital. Roger’s wife was thrown from the vehicle, but survived. Andreas’s Wife was not in the car. Roger was sentenced to a year, and was allowed to work during the day, and stay at a Work Furlough at night. He went on Twitter AND COMPLAINED about The Work Furlough Center, so the Judge REVOKED his Work Furlough, and he was remanded to The Ventura County Jail to serve out the remainder of his sentence completely incarcerated.

[@bentouati9402]

The fawning over Trump was abhorrent though.

[@Caesar3456]

@@bentouati9402piss off ✊

[@amt5911]

@@bentouati9402 Clutch some more pearls.

[@74jailbreaker]

Just hearing them talk about the Blockbuster days really makes me miss it. Best part of a weekend, going to the video store and renting a couple movies to watch 😊

[@Joeymiggs]

Same! My dad would pick me up on Fridays we’d go rent a Nintendo game and an action movie!

[@geesixnine]

I was a Hollywood video guy, but yes, absolutely!

[@Mauronic100]

Blockbuster sucked. Everything I wanted was out of stock on Fridays leaving me to walk around the place googling random movies that were left

[@nolancho]

Dont care what you think! 😊

[@esra_oziskender]

Ohhh those days were one of my best days. I was living in Boston. On a cold, snowy work day, stopping at the local Blockbuster after work and picking up couple movies along with popcorn was unforgettable ❤ So long Blockbuster! 🎬🍿

[@Ajax-0137]

Imagine being one of those guys seeing Quentin Tarantino everyday at the video store; then years later seeing he's one of the greatest filmmakers of a generation. Nobody would believe you

[@katskillz]

hmm not quite imho. Still his biggest talent is being a film archiver. His films are like wax museums with a pulse, right? The deepest layer of QT is fanboy, and homage is his strongest dialect. So no, not the greatest filmmaker despite the technical brilliance and nail biting script curveballs. It takes way more than that to be a master.

[@jnnx]

If you think QT is, “one of the greatest filmmakers of a generation,” you genuinely don’t love film, you love NOSTALGIA.

[@billybobmonroe3166]

​@@jnnxhe didn't say the greatest, he said "one of" meaning if there's a mount Rushmore he's on there. That's undeniable

[@marksimons4108]

Killing Zoe was the last great Tarantino movie! only catch is it was made by Roger Avery😂

[@AngryDad.]

@@katskillztotal fart noise dude

[@M.Khachatrian36]

One of the best podcasts on Joe Rogan! Period! Joe, extend your podcast to 5-6 hours!!! Seriously..

[@michaelholmes8848]

You need to watch more podcasts

[@tommy1138]

I see Roger Avary & Quentin Tarantino and I know that it's time to talk movies!

[@Robs_79]

When is Keanu Reeves coming on? X

[@wabalubadubdubdub]

That would be crazy good.

[@MikeCeritto]

Good call.

[@robertwhiteley-yv1sy]

That would be wild.

[@WaterBear616]

I don’t think this is Keanu’s crowd

[@spencerhopkinson9874]

@@WaterBear616 they literally go to the same firearms trainer, what exactly are you talking about?

[@TrapMusicNow]

I’ve been a volunteer firefighter for 12 years. I’ve seen kids tied to beds burned alive. 2 days ago I showed up and saw my uncle hung himself. There’s zero funding outside donations for small departments. These guys see more stuff than you can imagine. Please help them when you can. ❤

[@BlyGuy]

Damn, sorry to hear about your uncle.

[@TrapMusicNow]

@@BlyGuy❤

[@Alex-rl4uy]

It gets worse than that. Us cute little innocent apes aren’t ready for the gory truth.

[@vegeta8169]

Tide to beds?

[@anthonyhewitt9397]

Yeah I was also saying that outloud when I heard that you guys get sent to more calls than cops just as dangerous but seemingly only there to help save lives unlike cops who mainly go for tickets. I think you guys deserve more praise

[@kneau]

R.I.P. Sally Menke (Dec. 17, 1953 - Sept. 27, 2010)

[@kevdizzle]

I quote Quentin Tarantino every time me and my girl rob a diner with a telephone.

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

Yolanda's lines, right? ;D

[@wildmercuryfilms]

In January, 2008, Joe’s guest, Roger Avary, killed the 34-year-old passenger in his car, Andreas Zini, who was visiting from Italy on his honeymoon. Roger was Drunk, and driving over 100 MPH, when he lost control of his Mercedes, plowing into a Telephone Pole. Andreas died at the Hospital. Roger’s wife was thrown from the vehicle, but survived. Andreas’s Wife was not in the car. Roger was sentenced to a year, and was allowed to work during the day, and stay at a Work Furlough at night. He went on Twitter AND COMPLAINED about The Work Furlough Center, so the Judge REVOKED his Work Furlough, and he was remanded to The Ventura County Jail to serve out the remainder of his sentence completely incarcerated.

[@booboochills5504]

I love you honey bunny

[@EuanMoir-lt6bm]

Just hit 50ml of expresso.....still here.

[@FreezedriedTealLemon]

I just lost my daaawwgg

[@lleris74]

Tarantino is truly a master of what he does, incredible how his brain processes.

[@flydawg7784]

I’m always glad when Quentin gives a shoutout to Video Archives in Manhattan Beach. My girlfriend and I lived on 11th St. and used to rent there all the time. I don’t remember Quentin but my girlfriend would always come home with recommendations from him. I’d complain about the subtitles, but good films like Jean de Florette, etc. She got me into Bukowski also so it wasn’t all bad, lol.

[@MaynardOwns]

He def peeped at her feet anytime they were exposed. How’s that make you feel?

[@words911]

She sounds like a keeper

[@ryankane2321]

Roger talking about how he killed somebody but making it all about himself and saying it’s something that “happened to him” was actually infuriating. I feel for the victims family.

[@sdfswords]

Been evacuated 5 times in two years in Santa Barbara. We're ready to go in a few minutes at any time, day or night. Our firefighters literally stood in front of a firestorm that was rolling down the canyons, saved the city from certain destruction, as SB is essentially an urban forest.

[@FanWithNoName94]

As one of 7 people who listens to The Video Archive Podcast, I’m extremely excited

[@gearlab734]

I listen to the video archives podcast, it's good.

[@tommytwohats8241]

So it's 8 people

[@sd01]

I hadn't bothered to look at their web page in a long time, after a year of no new episodes I figured they were done. There is new stuff!

[@M8NTIS]

There’s dozens of us, DOZENS!

[@dinomerk9149]

Haha! I'll check it out haven't heard of it 😂 I'm down tho

[@lterhechte]

Please get Thomas Sowell on while he’s still here. Please like, I’ll post on every episode. We will make this happen

[@kski5432]

That would be awesome

[@jimmymcmenemie1427]

That would be wonderful 👏

[@leslielearnorth]

Was just thinking the same he’s a gift to mankind we need to hear everything he has to say before he leaves what a national treasure

[@tamaritiel9909]

That'll be a massive achievement cause I don't think TS is giving interviews

[@Midnight_Gardener]

As someone who writes and also has spent time in jail, prison, solitary confinement, and all that stuff… I can 100% vouch for Roger that every single word he said about a writers prison experience is EXACTLY what happens. People don’t realize how many incarcerated people (and people who are not incarcerated) are on the edge of being illiterate. They have no money, they can’t call home, maybe their family lives across the country or a foreign country, and they literally do not have the ability to communicate or express themselves to anyone outside of the prison. They ask you to “edit” or “check the grammar” and the letter they wrote because they don’t want to sound “ignorant”. Not wanting to be rude, inconsiderate, and not wanting to hurt their feelings, I would just start it from scratch and get them to tell me the ideas they want to get across. Everything else Roger said is entirely true, no exaggeration, not hyperbole, and it’s not dramatized for entertainment. His experience parallels most people’s prison experience… except most aren’t famous writers.

[@JustinMiales]

Thanks for putting these on KZbin and not having to watch Spotify. !

[@dylancox9836]

Wow. Roger telling his story was very powerful. Glad he opened up by the end of the pod. Really tells you about where he is as a person and film maker. He has a lot of perspective. He needs a budget! Get this man a movie!

[@michaelholmes8848]

Did he open up about the person he killed?

[@TheChance1991]

@@michaelholmes8848 Yes

[@kittycatfancy]

It was entirely about him. The person who lost their life was reduced to being merely a ‘passenger’ in his story. It left me with an uneasy feeling about the man.

[@mikel5163]

@@kittycatfancy Thought it was only me. He refers to it as "a thing that happened to me". He drove drunk and killed someone. That didn't happen "to him".

[@verifiedbadvibe8124]

​@kittycatfancy yep, dude didnt even say the guys name. just some unnamed passanger who only exists to further avary's career. literally says hes grateful he killed him and almost killed his wife

[@hylannn4771]

Tarantino was geeked up in this one!

[@tyholt8074]

He got real active after that "bathroom break"

[@johnnynava9485]

no he’s always been like that lol

[@randylahey1822]

love it!

[@TheChance1991]

That's his default mode. He probably does coke and calms down a bit.

[@deecsaunders]

The VIdeo Archive podcast needs to be a video podcast.

[@OYME13]

COOL STORY: I met Tom Savini at a convention way back in the day. For the convention, my friend shaved his head, and I being a semi-skilled artist, drew tribal designs all over his head, matching his hairline (using eye liner). It turned out REALLY well, to the point that many people asked my friend if he had tattooed his head for real. So, we're wandering around, and we come up to Tom Savini's table. And one of the first things Tom does is ask to get a closer look at my friends head, and then asked if the designs are real tats. My friend says no, and then explains that I'm the artist. Tom turns to me and seriously praises my work, asked me what I used, telling how great of a job I did, and that he was very impressed 😁 😊 For a master on that level to praise your work is a great feeling. Tom Savini is a real one, and is the GOAT of creature and make-up effects.

[@scaberouswretch3673]

One of my favourites is when he did the effects for getting his own head blown off in the movie Maniac.

[@christopherroser1849]

I know you won't read this it's not ment to be an insult,Merry Christmas to you and your family. May your troubles be less and your blessings be more and nothing but happiness come through your door. 😊

[@emadbagheri]

I find it insulting that you feel it is necessary to apologize that you are wishing people a merry Christmas.

[@nativemuttproductions8183]

This is super nice/cool thank you so much.

[@nativemuttproductions8183]

Same to you 🙏🏽

[@nativemuttproductions8183]

And yours 🙏🏽💯

[@RygerPete]

Happy solstice i hope only good money traverses through your business ❤ May the next year bring less existential fear. May your soul reach its unwritten goal! Stop being virtual - start being Spiritual 😊 One love to everyone ❤ And thank you for the sweet rhyme buddy!

[@CamelNotation222]

I'm thinking how Tarantino fits in this conversation like his career never happened, like this is a conversation with the writers of 1994 hit Pulp Fiction

[@dinocarosi4303]

Agreed. From 'living legend' to 'just one of the guys', today. It's working really well, (at about the halfway mark now,) this is quite the fun/interesting conversation so far.

[@mmeyers76]

I love how Quentin admonishes his friend for not getting to the point fast enough then spends three hours rambling about whatever and cutting everyone else off.

[@DrPoohBear]

"Are we happy? Oh ya. We happy."

[@wildcardartsent]

"Oh i'm sorry. Did I break your concentration?"

[@chrisshiel6438]

I don't remember asking you a God damn thing!

[@andrewjames7438]

Royale with cheese.

[@Cayman_Cider]

@@DrPoohBear What does Marcellus Wallace look like?

[@Cayman_Cider]

@@chrisshiel6438 Do they speak English in What?

[@Don69420]

Roger said it perfectly at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="420">7:00</a>, Fires are normal, what isnt is all these multimillion dollar houses, and theyre right where these fires burn. they put their house on an active train rail, and get surprised when the train comes.

[@nicknuggets369]

To be fair, a house is just a house. Life is a gamble. From dust we came to dust we will return

[@Horror-Man]

I feel like a WHOLE BUNCH of laptop writers are going to be switching to pen and paper after hearing Rogan say that he writes all of his stand up material on a laptop. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@who7645]

I’ve been looking for this comment 😂I love Rogan but man his stand up just isn’t for me lol 😅

[@williammacquarrie8586]

​@@who7645 His newest one was fantastic. Head and shoulders above the old ones

[@findmeinthecarpet]

​@@williammacquarrie8586he can afford to hire writers now.

[@geverniveup]

@@williammacquarrie8586mate wtf did you watch? That was one of the worst “comedy” specials of all time…literally

[@cmvrs888]

@@williammacquarrie8586 bold statement 😂 it was categorically bad.

[@ben10milli]

quentin geeking off the stogey talking over everyone 😂😂😂

[@damiantosd8720]

It’s so cool that these two worked in a video store together and are both successful and did well

[@melodycool9525]

Talk of the video shop has made me feel real melancholy because of how good it was to go as a kid.

[@Macvez]

Other then Avary killing his passenger in a car crash when he was drunk.

[@RoblesPictures]

I just finished rewriting my first feature screenplay for the third time. It's my day off today from work (I work at Best Buy and always love to imagine that's the closest thing to a video store. Researching the stories of my favorite directors inspires me.) Amazing timing to watch this episode, thank you for uploading it. I'm going to start working on writing a short film screenplay now to direct which will be my first movie made. We can all chase our dreams and it's a blessing they can come true if we work towards that moment.

[@AniZedX]

good luck buddy , i hope you make it

[@Sx-xy2zi]

All the best for the future

[@nickelmypickle]

You got this man we owe it to ourselves to chase whatever pulls us this world is fragile anything at any moment could take you or all of us so try to chase the FIRE

[@truth806]

You're gonna get your ideas stolen just like everyone else

[@braxtonvestal777]

Good luck man! You've already done 90% more than the majority of us with a dream.

[@danielsantos4202]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3340">55:40</a> I just turned 24; never thought I'd get a wake-up call from Quentin Tarantino haha

[@user-xp3bn2ui5w]

Quentin is such a down to earth human being ❤

[@thechadshow6830]

This is the most endearing ive ever seen Tarantino. Perhaps ive been too harsh on him in the past

[@Starmachineofficial]

I think after his son was born he softened and changed a little. In a good way I mean.

[@ishan1920]

Don't know if any men will read this comment but god please don't miss the section between <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2385">39:45</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2925">48:45</a> where Tarantino goes soo real on his younger self.

[@EvanYearwood]

I’m at that part now

[@ishan1920]

I meant 39:45

[@chinqlinq89]

@@ishan1920 Hit the 3 dots on the right of your first comment to edit it. Not trying to be rude, some people just may not expand the comment thread to see your correction.

[@Ru-gv2if]

@@chinqlinq89 Thanks, I did not even know to do that. lol

[@ishan1920]

@@chinqlinq89 thank you. Genuinely can't believe I didn't know we could do that.

[@tom4276]

Best QT interview ever. Been watching Tarantino interviews for 30 years. I actually saw that “Video Archives” regular guy in this interview. Killer. This is why Rogan is Rogan.

[@thischannelisdeleted]

Did you watch the one last month where he says he loves Joker 2? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGasc4ygZrB1m9Esi=jmAVJ5xxmO5LFZrr

[@Gracie_19200]

This was such an amazing interview. Quentin and Roger’s bond really shows through here. They have this amazing chemistry together, which is something you only get from knowing somebody for as long as they have. They really complement each other. Roger knows when Quentin wants to say something and will stop and let him speak. And then Quentin knows every single thing Roger is bringing up, and will get so excited to explain it the way that he sees it in his mind. This was so interesting and I went and subscribed to their channel. I’ll definitely listen to their podcast.

[@jimsonjohnson3761]

Keep your feet hidden Jamie

[@yugo1car643]

😂

[@michaelbowen1838]

He yearns for the toes

[@AmandaBaker-Patterson]

hahahahah

[@anastasier]

He’s into woman feet

[@TheBeatKeepsBeating]

actually Jamie can you pull up your feet

[@staceyloveswill]

I appreciate Roger sharing this very difficult and tragic experience with us.

[@maxon1672]

Yes! It was a tragic and moving story. Also one of the rare cases where the justice and prison system resulted in a net positive output on his life and his impact on society. Pretty amazing.

[@WTHFX]

Agreed, although I wish Roger would have talked a little more about the man he killed, Andreas Zini. Zini was on his honeymoon and left his newlywed wife a widow. Talking about how prison made him appreciate life, and his gratitude for his wife surviving the crash, is beautiful and valuable, but - at the same time - not giving his due to the 34 year friend he killed and widow he left behind, was shameful and callow. He should tell Andreas' story and how he feels knowing he killed someone.

[@foreversilver4208]

​@@WTHFX the joke about him not being fun to drink with was FUCKED and yeah i thought it was wierd he didn't really mention the guy tht died I've been through something similar so I know it's hard to talk about so maybe he didnt wanna lose his composure I breakdown sometimes thinking bout the shit.

[@steverepas3590]

​​@@Ru-gv2if @WTHFX Roger literally says that it was not a hardcore prison. Please listen to the entiretiy of what he says before commenting. Plus a man can only talk so much about a traumatic experience before bursting out in tears and taking the podcast into a different direction. I think Roger thought this through a million times and confronted every demon he had to. He talks about it at the end. To me He seems like a genuine good person with some mistakes in his life, just like so many of us. He paid his dues as much as he could.

[@nicknuggets369]

I gained a heavy amount of respect for this. The weight of that to carry around is hard for me to fathom. We all make mistakes and also crucify people for them. It sounds like it’s given him peace and escape from a hollow existence. Glad he shared it.

[@DaveyD223]

Great banter between Avory and Tarantino 😂

[@barbb7826]

Love these guys, so authentic!!❤ My husband worked at two of the last Blockbusters in ATL. He met one of his best friends who was renting movies daily. Oddly enough this friend made his way on the first OutKast record. You have to make the jump at some point, most work a full time job and are up all other hours making their dream come true. Like when my husband started his business, shaking from sleeplessness he made the decision to finally quit. I still have some of the blockbuster desks/ tables in storage. My husband’s name tag is still in his watch box.

[@MillieJarvis-w3i]

I'm not sure if any men will read this comment, but please don't miss the section between <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2265">37:45</a> and <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2925">48:45</a> where Tarantino gets so honest with his younger self.

[@sleepingninjaquiettime]

Pretty much everyone and anyone in their twenties

[@MFJoneser]

@@sleepingninjaquiettimeright but literally no

[@Duskthunder9]

Yep I’m 19 and I have no idea what I want to do I’m currently doing blue collar shit jobs and this just isn’t for me and I know it.

[@andrewt013]

@@Duskthunder9 soft hands brother

[@Duskthunder9]

@@andrewt013 It isn’t even the work itself I just don’t see any future doing this unless you can start your own successful business’s which has like a 20% chance of succeeding.

[@samurachi420]

Tatatino just described the economic hellscape millennials have. I went from sonic to Walmart, Kmart, fresh and easy, head shop, beer store, car sales, home depo. In the end it's all just scraping by.

[@morningstar577]

I worked at F&E to the very last day!

[@whysix3417]

Try a factory. You'll probably get paid more and get better benefits.

[@TheOutlawMan]

Learn a trade

[@Ru-gv2if]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="147">2:27</a>:50 - until this topic ends. Tarantino is on point about how comedy markers for aspiring comedians are very different from those in the past, but Rogan isn’t having it, isn’t listening, and is blocking the point Tarantino is making. Rogan won’t concede, not even a little. It’s too bad for the younger ones trying to figure it out-they could have learned something valuable if Rogan had been more honest instead of calmly staying on the offensive about comedian success today.

[@LaynoProd]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2250">37:30</a> very inspiring! im still working on an independent short film as a music artist based on my previous album, and the limitations do inspire new creative ways to storytell, what Roger Avary said “sometimes if you can’t do what you wanna do, what you come up with is better” was powerful and inspiring for me to complete my short film soon with my video director and cowriter since I had to stop in about halfway thru shooting the film in 2022 since my resources ran out, now theres no excuse for me to delay the vision and look at the challenge to complete it somehow in new ways, all my friends are excited for me to finish it soon and not keep delaying it, thanks for this amazing podcast Joe Rogan! Quentin Tarantino is my favorite director of all time, and wow the story and realization he told at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2520">42:00</a> to <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3000">50:00</a> about his friend turning 30 and taking the risk to move out of home to be around more people that were actually making movies showed that it’s possible and building those relationships and opportunities leading to another is very relatable since I just turned 27 and moved out at 23 and currently working odd jobs to make ends meet but use the rest of my time and week to build and make music records and other art projects is more confirmation that Im heading in the right direction in my life & career, also Pulp Fiction is a huge influence to my upcoming short film based on my 2nd album BAD DATE NEVER AGAIN, stay tuned - with gratitude, LaynoProd 🤯🙏🏽🔥

[@funnydonor9484]

Joe: it takes 40 years to get good at comedy 😅

[@nithinsuku]

Joe being the voice of authority on standup comedy is the most ironic thing in this podcast.

[@danfontaine8179]

@@FijyFilmshis latest Netflix special was a dumpster fire lol

[@kazman_6899]

Joe could die 3 times, he still wouldn't be good at comedy

[@yourah3]

​@danfontaine8179 Wheres your netflix standup special? Would love to see it lol

[@Cbart23]

Joe is not a good comedian. He just makes loud noises and gets animated. Like a cheap imitation of his hero, Kinison.

[@GusGusk3]

I've been.... doing not great to say the least, the whole thing about staying in a work well you do well enough to stay but not well enough to be happy or live really resonated with me... like "Maybe I should try and take more risks and follow my dreams" kind of vibe, "Maybe it's not too late". I had numbed myself thinking there was no future where I was while also not wanting to take a risk.... I'LL RECONSIDER IT.

[@nocigar7730]

I believe in you man. Go get it!

[@jurassicthunder]

I'm trying to become one of the greatest musicians of all time, what's your dream?

[@Lesterthenightfly01]

@@jurassicthundermight need to start posting

[@wenm00n-y3v]

another banger of the JOE ROGAN EXPERIENCE. TRAIN BY DAY JOE ROGAN PODCAST BY NIGHT, ALL DAY!

[@UmdogTR]

You’re so gay

[@wabalubadubdubdub]

ALL DAY!

[@danleavers1583]

What I love about this pod is the contrast between Tarantino and Avary’s style, I’ve always been enthralled by Tarantino a ability to make something sound incredibly entertaining and poignant, almost like his movies, but Avary gives this other angle, talking about the seemingly banal details that actually are really fascinating - that story about making a new scene out of necessity as they ran out of time / money, using a ‘Kubrick-esque lens’ for a wide shot - this is the kind of detail that some would leave out to make the story sexy, but it’s a real insight into the more technical aspects. Great great show

[@scoro1773]

Sorry but if you build an 8 figure or more house in an area where no house should really be, don't complain that you can't get insurance on it.

[@nicknuggets369]

To be fair being out there is very enticing. It would make zero financial sense but id move out to Cali in a heartbeat. Drive up and down the 1 and tell me it’s not the most beautiful place maybe outside of Italy Greece

[@Southforthewinter]

Quinten Tarantinos last film should be what he talked about. His story of a young film fan working at a video store and becoming a locally respected film critic. And he can pay homage to his entire discography by having the store banter with customers involve them talking about films he’s made but make it clever. where he takes it from there could be limitless. A movie about movies… Instead of trying to live up to a big expectation as his finale, I think being able to make the last movie about his own personal love by making the main character a fan/film critic would alleviate the pressure. It may sound boring on the surface to some of his fans. But if you think about the nature of his dialogue being elite and sense of humor, he could tell a really good relatable story in that video store.

[@DennyOLeary]

100% back this

[@hymniclimbic]

At that point just watch clerks without audio and listen to compilations of him talking about movies. Or better just watch bleeders or I like movies.

[@mo_musashi_28]

I believe that was his last film he was gonna do, something about a film critic unless he side lines to the sequel of Kill Bill.

[@Southforthewinter]

@@hymniclimbic or ….hear me out. Or maybe I’d still wanna watch quintens feature film of this story rather than watch clerks on mute…..like you honestly think that’s the same experience? Respectfully what’s wrong with you sir lol

[@nicknuggets369]

Very solid advice

[@drewf8619]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="689">11:29</a> (Former special forces guy here) A special forces guy; hating firefighters is wild and unheard of... We risk our lives to kill killers.... They risk their lives to save the innocent... There isn't an operator I know who hates firemen.

[@ratchetandclancfan]

I work in forensics and I dunno if the guy got lied to or is making it up himself but the coffee/caffein injection is absolute bs. Lmao

[@Cayman_Cider]

​@@ratchetandclancfan his buddy probably said it completely sarcastically/jokingly and he took it more serious than its intent

[@askers_]

​@ratchetandclancfan yeah well I work in Starbucks and I will say it's true

[@ratchetandclancfan]

@@askers_ pretty sure even a quick google search would tell you that's garbage. It's a nice story to tell gullible idiots tho.

[@johndelta00]

Homies wife hooked up with a firefighter for sure while he was deployed😂

[@horrorpowerfilms9481]

Damn! this is the best Joe Rogan episode in years, so refreshing to see an underrated genius like Roger Avary talk, he helped shape our Pop culture as we know it today and he was almost forgotten. I'm glad that he and QT finally came on good terms.

[@markkerr6048]

Finally Del boy is on the show

[@juliehyam5996]

Lol. I thought he must be off to interview Julio Geordio and Jules Cockneyhoheehoheehaw afterwards

[@HrvojeZuanic28]

Lovely Jubbly

[@jammiiee]

You wally!

[@eatwhatthemonkeyseat8161]

You plonker

[@glocktavious]

Alright DAVE

[@Scruffyman81]

Please interview Javier Milei, with Joey Diaz translating.

[@v_enceremos]

for what? how to fk up a country in less than 100 days

[@Jalerbo]

That would he wild, VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO

[@offtime915]

😂😂😂😂

[@Iceman8032X]

This would feed families 😂

[@tigervalley62]

Oh lord... 😂😂😂

[@souuuuuuuuup1]

I don't need you to tell me how fucking good my coffee is, okay? I'm the one who buys it. I know how good it is. 😂 Thanks for the episode btw!

[@Cayman_Cider]

If there was a sign in his front yard, what would it say?

[@MickMacklerack]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="130">2:10</a>:37 LMFAO 😂😂😂😂 great episode. Lots of good quotes. I liked "The worst thing that can happen to you is getting comfortable"

[@nixtscharner266]

What I found here is that you are not boring, you maintain that energy that really wants to listen to you and the guests you bring us are phenomenal. Thank you for being yourself and sharing part of your life with us, may you continue to have many success.

[@funkrobot9762]

I mean…..Rogan is a coward and an idiot but he gets good guests.

[@deengew]

Its a bot, dummy

[@wildmercuryfilms]

In January, 2008, Joe’s guest, Roger Avary, killed the 34-year-old passenger in his car, Andreas Zini, who was visiting from Italy on his honeymoon. Roger was Drunk, and driving over 100 MPH, when he lost control of his Mercedes, plowing into a Telephone Pole. Andreas died at the Hospital. Roger’s wife was thrown from the vehicle, but survived. Andreas’s Wife was not in the car. Roger was sentenced to a year, and was allowed to work during the day, and stay at a Work Furlough at night. He went on Twitter AND COMPLAINED about The Work Furlough Center, so the Judge REVOKED his Work Furlough, and he was remanded to The Ventura County Jail to serve out the remainder of his sentence completely incarcerated.

[@TehSlaw]

​@@funkrobot9762big words from a nobody behind a keyboard

[@sugihara5091]

​@@funkrobot9762Wow, so like a more successful and relevant version of you

[@TäyttäEIämää]

Is it just me, or can others see also a Quentin Tarantino sitting in this room.

[@wfarmer05]

JRE never disappoints! Tarantino is a LEGEND! Thank you ROGAN!

[@justinanglemyer9682]

Jan Irvin, Brian Dunning, .... I wouldn't say "never"!

[@wildmercuryfilms]

In January, 2008, Joe’s guest, Roger Avary, killed the 34-year-old passenger in his car, Andreas Zini, who was visiting from Italy on his honeymoon. Roger was Drunk, and driving over 100 MPH, when he lost control of his Mercedes, plowing into a Telephone Pole. Andreas died at the Hospital. Roger’s wife was thrown from the vehicle, but survived. Andreas’s Wife was not in the car. Roger was sentenced to a year, and was allowed to work during the day, and stay at a Work Furlough at night. He went on Twitter AND COMPLAINED about The Work Furlough Center, so the Judge REVOKED his Work Furlough, and he was remanded to The Ventura County Jail to serve out the remainder of his sentence completely incarcerated.

[@Hugoknots]

Absolutely beast of an episode. Entertaining all the way through. Have them return!!!

[@ProfessorREM]

Now that was enjoyable. Rocking and rolling.

[@SAINTzenxp]

So good to see that Quentin is hanging with Joe even tho they’re on different political teams. Friendship and curiosity wins! P.S. this Avery guy sounds so much like Gerby from MSSP. Like his Cadence and apologetic tone lol

[@philipjanek3864]

Quentin Tarantino is beginning to look like his Richie vampire character in Dusk til dawn 😉 for real 😂

[@Njbear7453]

He looks like deadite Ash from evil dead 2 💀💀💀😭😭😭😭

[@jamesp.3951]

I almost lost my house to fire in San Diego in the mid 90s. The Santa Ana winds blew the flames hundreds of feet in the air. I drove through the devastation after the fire and it was surreal. Every 2nd or 3rd house on the streets burned down to the ground from the roofs down. No damage to the lawn or trees next to the homes. The homes with tile roofs were untouched. The homes with wood shingle roofs burned right to the ground. It was crazy to see. Most homes were spared by tile roofs.

[@troelsgudiksen9900]

Fire scare and a hilltop. Tarantino - tie a water canon to your chimney - link it up to a 100bhp genset and use you swimming pool as a backup water source…

[@tonypine3434]

Yeah and buy an Ice Dragon

[@BugMill]

I could watch or listen to QT talk writing/movies/TV/media and sometimes music pretty much all my waking hours. Amazing episode.

[@DonRoccoRicardo]

If I saw a 24 hour episode of Quentin talking film, not just his own, but the art as a whole... I'd do a backflip out of excitement. But boy do I love how much Quentin loves Quentin.... Because I can relate to how much I love Quentin.

[@michaellentern475]

Killing Zoe is an absolute classic..

[@Njbear7453]

That clip looked like trash

[@xslonk]

One of the BEST episodes of the JRE so far. I rarely listen end to end as engaged as this. And from both guests too, I learned so much. The jail segment was incredible.

[@baddi25]

God i miss going to the videostore

[@vladislavbatkaev]

😢

[@CCitis]

Same. Made me think so much about it. The smell. The feel of the movie jackets. Grab some snacks in the line up. It was so good man. Renting N64.

[@RygerPete]

Copying games and movies was great! ❤ I miss it too, not the same feeling today with the digital crap with commercials and political nonsense crammed into the movies 😅😢

[@vl8962]

Can an actual comedian sit down with Joe and tell him he has never been a high level comedian 🤔🙏

[@angelbradleyfamily700]

I got comfortable and now im 36 still selling beer at the beer store like wondering if my dreams of music or comedy could have been.😢😅😂

[@stonewal316]

No

[@dashingdreww1185]

We need a reality tv series of Roger Avary & Quentin Tarantino hanging around gettin into wacky situations bickering with each other 😂😂😭😭