The Dalai Lama was once asked what surprised him most about humanity and he said, "Man.. because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices his money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future he does not enjoy the present, the result being that he does not live in the present or the future. He lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived." I read this years ago and has always stuck with me. You have to enjoy life and put some materialistic goals aside.

@DirtBikes_MathGarden

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@mikeb8138

5 жыл бұрын

"Pass the DMT bruh"

@erichaynes7502

5 жыл бұрын

No truer words have ever been spoken. In my case I went down that road to bad health..got so bad I had to quit work..took years to get my health back but I'm now so much better off than before. Now when I go out I see 8 out of 10 people obese I just wanna tell them it doesn't have to be this way.

@michaelmacleod2665

3 жыл бұрын

This is the best quote I have ever read. And i read a lot of self help stuff.

@stevethaysen4423

3 жыл бұрын

The dalai lama has a net worth of $150 million

leisure, the mother of philosophy.

@joeyg2525

5 жыл бұрын

This may be the simplest statement that's ever made me laugh out loud.

@jaynd

5 жыл бұрын

But kind sounds kind of real.

@insaneone4369

4 жыл бұрын

People who go out and have kids and can't afford them are the real fucking idiots.

I did this for 5.5 months in Central and South America.. HANDS DOWN the best thing I've ever done.. came back home to Norway broke af and had to figure shit out here, but totally worth it. If you have the oppurtunity, DO IT!!

@Mikamichae

3 жыл бұрын

If you can build an online income that lifestyle is perfect

@bryanpinto5819

2 жыл бұрын

Why was it the best thing? Blow jobs are best things.

I work seasonally now, Spring thru Fall, and snowboard all Winter long. Much happier.

@westcoast2372

5 жыл бұрын

Rich Sgarra fuck I wish I could

@ToxicatedLum

5 жыл бұрын

What job?

@Jdhernandez209

5 жыл бұрын

@@ToxicatedLum WORK AT NATIONAL PARKS THEY HAVE GREAT SEASONAL JOBS I WORKED AT YELLOWSTONE LAST SUMMER

@seth5394

3 жыл бұрын

where at

@67woozy

3 жыл бұрын

@@ToxicatedLum Local Conservation District

“Figure out what you wanna do and do more of that “- thanks joe beautifully said

“Nobody writes books about the guy that stays in the town he grew up in” - Joe Bro-gan

Joe, you should have somebody on to explain the legality’s and challenges of homesteading in the United States and Canada, what people should look for in purchasing property’s, and how somebody should go about starting to live off the grid with minimum cost.

@bct321

3 ай бұрын

Love that. Any suggestions?

Wow, 10 hrs w no wifi, very avant garde.

@BobbyTMF

6 жыл бұрын

Skip Nasty you say that like every person in the western world isn't obsessed and ruled by the internet etc.

@Smellyfupa

6 жыл бұрын

BobbyTMF true but he he said also makes sense...I mean it is just 10 hours

@biracialhumor

5 жыл бұрын

Skip Nasty I couldn’t imagine doing something like that...it’s scary...

@teejay3698

5 жыл бұрын

Unlimited data lol

I've been travelling for years. I teach English and inbetween contracts I take a few months off and travel. Feel no desire at all to settle down. The world is too big and interesting to stay in one place for good.

@samuelblanco261

4 жыл бұрын

I hope to do exactly that in a few years time. In between contracts, as you travel, what is your living situation? Are hostels the way to go?

I love how Jamie is just an elaborate Google assistant

@Dark_Vengeance

2 жыл бұрын

After months of vacations every summer in Europe...he is exactly on point with the feeling of stress and responsibilities

Canadian here, backpacked New Zealand for 4 months when I was 22, I only met 3 Americans down there in that entire time, and they were all 50-60 year old women going for a short vacation. Came across hundreds of Europeans of all ages, especially German, French and Scandinavian. Traveling abroad just doesn’t seem like an American thing compared to how it is for other cultures.

@erichaynes7502

5 жыл бұрын

True, I went down to Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide for a few months and I didn't meet one American.

@rml4289

Жыл бұрын

​@@erichaynes7502Americans aren't allowed working holiday visas

Awesome they talk about the Appalachian Trail. I spent 5months Thru hiking it in 2015, definitely an incredible experience.

Ari is so baked he can barely move.

This isn’t for everyone I’ve done it and I much more enjoy the hustle of a city. Working towards a personal business goals and accomplishing them. To each their own

I like how Joe's level of stoned varies according to his guests.

...They are soooo......high!

@thepleblian2079

7 жыл бұрын

Shrooms?

@kylejaynes2949

7 жыл бұрын

+The Plebian LOL naww, dude. Just weed. If they were on shrooms right now they wouldn't even be in the room, let alone doing a podcast.

@rossw4069

7 жыл бұрын

Why wouldn't they be doing a podcast on shrooms?

@hongkongfui100

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha the first few seconds I'm sitting here thinking "geez Joe, fucking spit it out". That thought immediately followed by "oooohhh, they must be stoned".

@sherm15

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle Jaynes yeah they are too functional for shrooms.

These guys are toasted lmfao

I did this for 6 months in south east Asia and Australia the vibes are real

Ari looks like he’s wearing the ironman mask.

I’m 47, 6 years younger than Joe. Maybe I’m just a boring old guy, but traveling as described here never really crossed my mind let alone interested me when I was younger. My thing was traveling within the US to see concerts, and even that was limited. That was enough for me as a younger guy. Nowadays, I’m all about taking my family on road trips. Can’t wait to get back to that once all this corona crap is over with.

Ari hit the nail directly on the head. If I cant pay for the things I want or need with the cash in my pocket, I'm not buying. I will never get a mortgage. I'll never get a student loan. Nothing of that sort. I'm 100% self reliant and I want nothing to do with the banking system.

I live in a TINY country and still fund things that will bewilder me on every trip, yet I've gone abroad to amazing places and had to chase the bewilderment almost (not every time.) It's not down to how long you go for, but what you gain from the time you have done!

@waynestatic9614

5 жыл бұрын

Bungle!

7:34- Important Life Lesson...everyone should hear this.

4 months, I thought for a second it said 4 years! I'm currently on 1.5 years of backpacking and yeah it does change you, if you're willing to be adventurous, you can learn a lot about life and yourself in the process. I encourage anyone to do it (if you have no kids of course), without a plan and without much money. Go for it.

I enjoyed this clip a lot, thank you.

Can’t be off the grid in a simulation

I like Ari, you know he is honest and never afraid to say his opinion.

Very valuable advice, I can't stress enough how important and fun traveling is growing up

@OmoruyiOmofonmwan

6 жыл бұрын

Navi not everyone has travelling money though.

For someone who knows so much Joe constantly plays the "wow, that's crazy"guy.

@taylorwinslow8015

3 жыл бұрын

he souled out

Must be nice to be able to take 4 months off work and not be homeless

@ahl6767

7 жыл бұрын

love inallwedo must not be nice to be jealous and spiteful of other people

@kennedycrevoiserat7095

6 жыл бұрын

I did one time right after highschool. Tripped for 4 months everday it was probably the craziest and best time of my life

@GrubKiller1177

6 жыл бұрын

Kennedy Crevoiserat how did u start like what did u do. If you don’t mind

@danielzilliacus7151

6 жыл бұрын

I travelled through northern and western africa on 3$ a day. Met an Israeli guy travelling with a Belgian passport spending 0.5$ a day. Its all about comfort lvl vs. experience.

@kane6589

6 жыл бұрын

A fair comment, but it's pretty easy to do in Asia. I'm a broke musician and pulled off two months in Thailand and Vietnam doing what he did. It's cheap as fuck over there, and if you're an American your $ is strong, so even better!

Just ordered a bivy for my birthday! We're hiking deep into the Oregon woods(we're native oregonians and avid hikers/campers but usually have all the comforts ) in August. Thanks for the info cuz our plan was to DIY hammocks and mosquito netting

You referenced someone's podcast in this video around 8:47, Who are you talking about?

*Overlanding,* might be what they were referring to. That requires a "rig", some sort of vehicle that enables you to camp anywhere you want. You often have solar power, small refrigeration, small kitchen, and other essentials. It's very appealing because you can be with nature at various amounts of time. It seems neat because you can still have a normal home. Henry Rollins does seem very cool and is often outspoken about much that's wrong with our country. He seemed kind of "piggish" once about women though, I haven't been very interested since. Maybe I was high too when I thought that, lol.

They’re called swags in Australia, and they come with decent mattresses, use mine for everything outdoors, bush parties, camping, sleeping in the car. They are the best thing.

He said work on a tugboat in Seattle. Hell's no sir

jobs here and there works and also getting meals off volunteer work is a great idea and also fulfilling. it's definitely doable.

I wish i had the balls to do this !

Who's channel is this??

Best interview ever!! Bar none

small fishing rod, back pack, takedown .22 rifle and a book ton foraging ..... you can make it joe

Nice. I spent 22 years traveling and working overseas.

Good segment. KZread search Overlanding and see what some of these folks are doing. Clay and Jeff from Expedition Overland might make an interesting podcast. They just shipped their rigs to South America where later this month they begin an overland trip down the length of South America. They've traveled the length of Central America, traveled up into Canada through the Yukon and Northwest Territories all the way to Tuktoyatuk on the Arctic Ocean and into the vastness of British Columbia in the dead of winter.

i lived on a rez for years just off the wild it was so cool to be 1 wit nature

Met a German man in a guesthouse in Thailand who'd been travelling for 10 years only gone back to Germany when his mother fell ill ....I was done after 2 months, no structure was driving me nuts ....

Off the Grid is a stretch. He was a traveler, a modern day gypsy. I actually know a couple who went off grid. Sold everything, bought a crap house in Amish country. No wires at all or connection at all. She's a teacher, rides her bike to the schoolhouse. He works at an Amish saw mill. The house is beautiful now and I think they have a large savings.

My brother is a crazy bastard and hiked the Apalachian and the Pacific trail. Also hiked through northern India, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. He is a true adventurer.

@ffons5392

5 жыл бұрын

Nothing crazy about any of that.

I moved to SE Asia for 5 years. I miss it so much. One of my biggest regrets was moving back to the US.

@mauroslife

5 жыл бұрын

Why is that

@Thomson07

2 жыл бұрын

@@mauroslife because once you live in outside the US you realize how much more laid back and friendly people are in other countries. At least in my experience, also life in the US is just kinda depressing, thats why mental health is a crisis here.

Help.. what podcast is joe talking about at 8:40

Like Jules from Pulp Fiction, just walk the Earth :P

@IcyBandicoot

7 жыл бұрын

FreakyLynx "What you mean walk the earth"

@khalnetherfields7263

6 жыл бұрын

It's not jules that's David carradine, he even says so in the scene

Which podcast did Joe tell it´s a world changer? Can someone tell me please? I could not catch the name...

We've camped and hunted like that all my life and I'm 36. I mean we would camp move the next day set up mid late afternoon and hunt. I mean it's mostly squirrels the occasional rabbit, dove. In the end I mean you eat.

Joe, you and a few buds need to do a 5day thing in the grand canyon. Check out "Harvey Bouchart"

Very appealing may be an understatement

who are they talking about at the end?

I've been traveling and i 1000% identify with him

00:40 - "u might be smarter than me now and I wont be able to control u anymore." - Joe

we jumped off grid 3 yrs ago to raw land in tents and built our home in cash.... near 5 mo in tents..... I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.... however, the tent thing.....NEVER EVER AGAIN.... knock on wood .... but everyone should take time to unplug And adventure ♡

any other australians sitting here like? thats a swag bro

This is exactly what I want... NO! What I NEED to do! Just go completely NOMAD! Look at fucking Ari. He's all relaxed and just in tune with his whole experience.

@davidhyrman2763

7 жыл бұрын

MadnessInIsolation he's also stoned to the gills haha

@MRJTD99

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he did it for 4 months and came back to the "usual" way of living. He's only stoned so, make sure you realize that.

@caleb6595

7 жыл бұрын

Same bro. Don't listen to the people that try to make it seem like he's "just high", everyone I know thats travelled like that its changed them for the better.

Completely baked lmao

Ari's like an older brother I never had

A Bivi tent is a Swag in australia.

what did he say @8:44? something about a podcast?

@nathangrice6999

7 жыл бұрын

supersonicguru1 Henry Rollins Podcast

Where he went

I am one of these tent people, food is low cost, job every once and a while, freedome. The thing is, once you take that step you find what is lost and what we truly need, but at the same time you feel shit for leaving allot behind and not helping the world, but to be from what we truly need is hard, the strength you feel when you live this life is crazy, at home right now, fucking hate it, after Christmas I will be free agine. I hate Christmass too, minimalism is needed.

Joe beating around the bush not to say "u looked like a crazy person"

I'm sure lots of books have been written about Kant. Then again he did do alot of travelling, just not geographically.

The worst is when you have children. Imagine one day when they grow up and say they don't know their father because he went traveling around the world.

I will be retiring to a 40' fifth wheel and will be on the road for the rest of my life. I will be energy independent (in about 20 years I will be 55 years old) and by the time I retire there will be solar panel advancements enough to power my home. I will still go where I can get water hookups, but I will be totally energy independent and will have my own internet/tv ect... I have been saving for about 15 years for this, and will have enough saved for my adventure in about 15 or so years.

@thepleblian2079

7 жыл бұрын

Nice... I'm going to do the same, except retire on a boat, probably Portugal

@kylejaynes2949

7 жыл бұрын

Good luck bruh.

@familymendes148

7 жыл бұрын

The Pleblian nice choice, let me know I show around

@lowdagaramhai

7 жыл бұрын

GertPacu Pokemon and how long until suicide

@donjuan6118

7 жыл бұрын

GertPacu Pokemon Let's just hope the government doesn't start taxing people for living in tiny houses, RVs and other vehicles. Knowing those assholes, they'll find a way to start taxing people for cornering the housing market.

10 hours with no wifi? holy shit thats like a long airplane ride! crazy!

Joe Rogan should have scooter Tramp Scotty on the show he's the biker Gypsy King

I wanna see Les Stroud on this show. would shed a lot of light on the ins and outs

Doing three months in Europe right now!

8:06 Twerking 12 hours a day?

@u-shanks4915

4 жыл бұрын

CLUTCH MONTANA made my day

I am 25 and about to start backpacking across America from Ohio to West Coast if I can't escape my small town by next year.

@actliketonymontana

5 жыл бұрын

I’m 24 small town on west coast. Perhaps our loser butts will meet in Texas somewhere

@Ufos4dahoes

5 жыл бұрын

@@actliketonymontana ha maybe

Who are they talking about at the end? Henry Rollins?

Just saying. Tons of ppl write about their own city they're living in.

@DaPoopIsInDaPudding

5 жыл бұрын

What’s ppl. Are you trying to abbreviate the fucking word people??? Jesus.

ohhh my god sounds amazing i need monnnneyyyyyy

@BobbyTMF

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Swan no you don't. Don't let that excuse stop you from achieving something if you really want it. Travel can be done cheaply if you really want it. Good luck.

Back in the 70s there was a guy who ate almost exclusively caught food using mouse and rat traps to catch rodents just to prove he could do it without buying food. If I had carried a 22 with me in 07 when I did it I don't think I would have had a night without fresh small game the issue with doing that other than legal ones would be not knowing where other hikers are being that you are constantly in new areas.

He learned how to welch on a bet.

High AF!😂😂😂😂

Ari is a cool dude! I like the idea of abandoning my smart phone and modern life for something much more simplistic and rural. Going off-grid has never been easier!

Its always a little strange when they mention how working 12 hours a day is crazy. I work at least 14 a day. I clocked nearly 90 hours this week just to get by.

@Petrzmolik

4 жыл бұрын

Weird flex but ok

Good for him. I see many negative or snarky comments. It's all jealousy. You wish you had the money or the time or both to do what he did. 3 months of only thinking about "what am I going to eat today" sounds like paradise to me. To the haters, quit hating and go get yourself a life.

I miss redbans cat and monkey noises I loved it when he would spaz out with the monkey noises

I know Beavis and Butthead when I hear em

Ari looks sooooo good right here 😮‍💨

Where do people find the money to travel for months?

3:55 Rubbertramps

Joe "pull up ummmmmmm" Rogan

Just a man and his thoughts

This is great and the first 3 min are spot on. I lived in mountains off grid for 3 months in 2018. Now it’s 2019 and I am going back, hopefully this time for 4 months. Peace and quiet, your own thoughts you haven’t heard in years. Last time I went alone, This time I found the perfect girl and she is moving with me :) if any one has questions let me know. @remgray

having no reasonably is depressing.

Oliver Saul here, don't comment much, first time I believe to you Joe Roman, 1. question, suicide bomber and Kamikaze, is it different? They both have honor on their minds? or something like that. Big fan, always inhale the content, sometimes I cough.

Watch Henry Rollins get interviewed by Nardwaur. Unforgettable

@DaPoopIsInDaPudding

5 жыл бұрын

I saw that. Forgot about it.

Camping South America? lol I backpacked all thru Latin America for 5 years and never pitched a tent.

dude profundity

We live in an artificial world

9:00 who is the guy they talking about.

@Lydiaohlydiaa

7 жыл бұрын

vcvitiko Henry Rollins

Ari's ripped lol