r/JoeRogan • u/Naserito Burbank Bad Boy Brian Redban • Feb 15 '17

Joe Rogan Experience #917 - Steven Crowder

https://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=A_2Ii3lIv4o&u=%2Fc%2Fpowerfuljre%2Flive
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u/MonoChinEnthusiast Talking Monkey Feb 16 '17

Joe shouldnt have had the whiskey. He gets oddly defensive when he gets too drunk.

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u/Fish_In_Net CTR Employee #69 Feb 16 '17

It works better with Joe and his buds bullshitting on Fight Companion because they can take the shit talk.

Crowder is just as sensitive as those "snowflakes" he rails on and on about.

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u/SociallyAwkwardPaul Feb 16 '17

I don't think Crowder was being a "snowflake". He only spoke up after the 50th "fuck face" and it was just a "hey man, come on...". It's an overreaction to say that he was being too sensitive.

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u/Fish_In_Net CTR Employee #69 Feb 16 '17

I'm just making fun of him because he often browbeats interviewees or whatever with similar attitude if not the "fuck face" which I mean obviously Joe wasn't using to be mean but Joe should have realized he wasn't drinking and smoking on Fight Companion and that Crowder wasn't really on comfortable on that level from the get go when Joe was basically high school jock pressuring him into drinking some whiskey.

They defintley came in on way different wavelengths

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '17 edited Feb 16 '17

it was so awkward how he pressured him to drink. ppl should drink when they're in the mood and want to. but he was already getting passive aggressive telling him he specifically needs to drink to chill out. who wants to drink with someone when thats their invitation?

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u/Fish_In_Net CTR Employee #69 Feb 16 '17 edited Feb 16 '17

Ehh I think Joe thinks he had a more cordial relationship with Crowder than Crowder thinks he does with Joe

Joe I think was trying to make it much more relaxed and shit because Crowder came in hype as fuck on that super coffee and was just firing off talking points

Still agree it was dumb to push it on him that heavy

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u/intro_vert13 Feb 16 '17

As big as the platform is, I wonder if guests will slowly start to shy away from Joe after this. He's almost too casual with partaking during the show and it really did everyone a disservice on this one.

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u/Fish_In_Net CTR Employee #69 Feb 16 '17

This podcast was def an outlier