This is The Labor.

Welcome back to Office Hours.

Our next guest has more world records, changes the world more than anyone you'd ever imagine.

And whoever thought it when he was 16, he was pretty much just a skateboarder.

And now he's changing the world.

Welcome to Office Hours, Rob Deerdeck.

Thank you. Thank you for having me.

Oh my God, I've been so excited to have you because we had a conversation

when I was trying to convince you to come on, which didn't take much convincing.

That blew my mind.

It's kept me up at night because your understanding and awareness is off the charts.

You know, beyond half a billion dollars that you make with your brands, the world records that you have,

the companies, the endorsements, all the things, you've pretty much evolved into a world thought leader.

And what we share in that context is the dependent variable of time.

I believe that time is the only dependent variable to all matter, subjective and objective matter.

Through your journey of ridiculousness and everything else, how have you come to the conclusion

or maybe not of the importance of time in our human journey?

Well, I mean, look, I mean, thank you for the intro.

Thanks for going next level.

And look, I'm not really changing the world since not too many people don't know about it up to this point.

It's only intimate conversations with friends like you where I really lay out my sort of deeper thesis as it relates to time.

But, you know, really you've got to think your entire existence is sort of shared between time and mind.

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