Joe Rogan's unique challenge to famed runner David Goggins leaves fans in splits: 'You think you’re so cool running for a thousand miles?'
AUSTIN, TEXAS: Joe Rogan, known for hosting 'Fear Factor' and UFC fights, has a large fan base for his popular podcast, 'The Joe Rogan Experience.' With thought-provoking debates and millions of listeners, the show has become a significant project for Rogan. Recently he challenged famed runner David Goggins during his podcast show.
Rogan recently passed a significant milestone on his popular show. JRE, the world's most successful and well-known podcast, just completed 2000 episodes since its debut in 2009. And in order to commemorate this achievement, Joe took matters into his own hands, albeit in an unusual manner.
'Think you're cool running 1000 miles?'
Duncan Trussell, an American actor and stand-up comedian, appeared as a guest on the 2000th episode of JRE. To everyone's amazement, both of them decided to play dress-up to boost the ante. Duncan, who has already appeared on the show several times, dressed up as a black cat. Rogan, on the other hand, appeared to be dressed in a wolf costume.
During the conversation, Rogan made a playful dig at legendary American runner David Goggins. Trussell commented, "David Coggins needs to put on one of these things and f**k for an hour."
Rogan issued a bizarre challenge to the 48-year-old. Pointing at Goggins, he said, “You think you’re so cool running for a thousand miles? How about f*ck for four and a half minutes with this on.”
'This is why I love Joe'
A user wrote repeating Rogan's word, "Think you're cool running 1000 miles? How about f**k for four and a half minutes... this is why I love Joe." A commentator added, "I definitely think Joes right. Ive worked haunted houses since I was a kid, and the moment you get dressed up, you find yourself lost in character." “If you can f**k with one of these on, you’re an American hero” -Joe Rogan One of the great quotes that will be remembered for generations," a user reacted. A user pointed out at Rogan's Twitter controversy, "I love the thought of someone who's finally going to listen to a JRE episode because of all the recent twitter crap, and the first thing they get is this."