The following is a conversation with George St. Pierre, considered by many to be the greatest fighter in the history of UFC and MMA, but even more than that, one of the greatest martial artists ever.

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As a side note, let me say that getting the chance to hang out with George, talk to him on the podcast, record a quick self-defense video that I'll release soon, all while both of us wearing suits was one of the most memorable days of my life.

In setting all this up, I talked to Joe Rogan, and originally we couldn't schedule a chat with him and George on the JRE, which allowed me to pretend for a brief time that George came down to Austin just to see me.

Who the hell am I?

In truth, him and Joe probably conspired to make me feel special, but that's the point.

It's inspiring to see George and Joe who are at the top of their field treat others as equals, as human beings, no matter who they are, even silly Russians in a suit.

Meeting George was an honor for me beyond words.

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In fact, before all the sponsorship stuff, I had their love seat that I recently released a conversation with Michael Mallis in Yaron Brook, but the previous conversation with Michael Mallis, I got to hang out with him on that love seat.

For a few hours after our conversation, you know, there's something about a love seat that forces you to commit to this journey you're on with the other person.

Like we're going to be in this together.

Armchair is like Wolfpack of one, and then a couch is like, well, I'm not sure I'm going to commit yet.

I'm just here to have some fun and to explore possibilities, relationships.

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