What's up guys?

So they're doing the podcast.

Eugene and I are going to talk about a question.

I've been getting a bunch from people where, you know, with the sort of landscape that's going on.

Again, because a lot of people, these questions are coming from are from people that are not in their gyms yet because the lockdown and everything has had them to where they still can't go to their gym.

And so based upon mostly what's coming through social media with different beliefs and

things like that as we'll talk about it and we get into it, they're basically wanting to know

if they need to leave their gym.

And so I get into that and we talk about the idea of jiu-jitsu being like kind of like a social

glue because, you know, I think a lot of us

have trained in places.

I know at least for me, I've met people in my life that I would have never met otherwise.

If it wasn't for jih-jitsu, I think it's a cool thing.

I think it's a neat place because it has a way of creating this what Robert Moore

in one of his books calls Communitas, which means kind of a equal footing,

because it's kind of like when you go to a concert, if you go to a rock concert, right?

Like everybody, nobody cares what you do outside.

They don't care what you do for work.

You know, they don't really care about anything.

All of a sudden they're just like, hey, man, you got that same like ratty t-shirt that I've got

on. Hey, like, whatever. really care about anything all of a sudden they're just like hey man you got that same like ratty t-shirt that i've got on hey like whatever that's all we're doing right so it's a similar thing

where you go into a gym where we really don't care much about everything else outside of the gym

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