I owned a pool hall and was a professional pool player in NJ and spent over 12 years playing pool and I get so nostalgic reminiscing about the crazy stories about the good ole days in the pool hall. It’s a totally different world that most people would never believe existed.
I miss those Friday and Saturday night when my dad and I would hang out in the garage, drinking, smoking cigars, and playing pool all evening and into the morning hours. We had some fun times and I miss him a lot. I’ve barely even played since he passed.
the table will call u again.. and u will be able to connect again.. stay strong friend find your way it’s just a great game I play alone often and love that time
Lucky you have such good memories of your dad, any time your minds towards those memories,you will get a nice warm feeling which is difficult to explain!
Hopefully this will surge a resurgence in billiards across America. If Joe took a more public interest in the sport, it would be great for pool. He's genuinely a good guy and he knows what he's talking about.
Yes totally agree, we're trying to bring back pool to it's glory days. I'd love to see the sport be on ESPN again. I live stream long matches usually on a weekly basis, we're starting again 1/14 and love to see some pool players come out!
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth. We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles. God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will. God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart. It’s all about forgiveness. To be forgiven we must forgive. It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly. Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward. Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life. 😊 😊😊
That was my life from 1971 to 1977. I hustled coast to coast and became a road partner for St Louie, Louie Roberts. I also was the guy who hypnotized Louie. I started the very First Sneaky Pete using a bar cue from my mother's bar in Indianapolis. It was refinished by Jim McDermott in 1971, three years before he started McDermott Cues in 1974. Four times I had guns pulled on me pointed at my face . Once two Las Vegas cops pulled guns on me because I was dating Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal's girl friend.. Her name was Angela Larney and was an Irish Dancer at the Stardust.. They told me I had to leave town by Sundown.. It will never be the same as was in the past because everyone wants to play tournaments.. In my day, the players and hustlers went to pool tournaments for the Gambling... I miss those days and many of my pool buddies that are now gone. I still own the very first Sneaky Pete pool cue, and sometimes play with it.. Richard B. now living in Denver...
i imagine this comment means a lot more for someone who knows pool but interesting nonetheless. do you search pool videos and comment things like this or did you just stumble upon this and happen to have a very relevant life story
@@simdog1502 When I traveled, I was a ghost. In pool the better you get the more you are penalized. Basically the better your game people stop playing you so you are forced to travel. The distances keep getting farther til you run out of real estate. So, the more people don't know about you the better.. Hence, I was a ghost and tend to be the same even today... With you tube and big money tournaments that lifestyle died. Yes, I stumbled upon Joe and this interview. Best of luck to you and never stop hitting balls...
Thank you, thank you, thank you. How refreshing to listen to a professional interview by someone who knows what time of day it is in the pool world. I used to provide support to the M1-Global and Affliction MMA fights and was already a huge fan of the other Fedor from Russia, but my passion is pool. Your expertise and knowledge of the game, number one, was intellectually stimulating to a pool aficionado like me, but it was your quick wit, storytelling, and ability to get young Fedor to open up that was amazing. I know you're quite a busy celebrity, but, man, if you could ever find some time to commentate pool matches and/or contribute your talent in any small way to pool as a sport, it just might be the saving grace and boost that pool needs at this time. I listened to this on Spotify, but now I'm going to listen again and watch the video on TH-cam. BTW, I'd also love to see you interview Ronnie O'Sullivan. That would be a hoot! What a great day for pool to listen to Joe Rogan interview Fedor Gorst. Brilliant!
Joe's story about Harlem reminded me that one time a huge friend of mine took me to a pool hall on South State in Chicago about 1959. I was a skinny red head 6' 2" 19 yr. old geek. I heard one of the players tell my friend to get me out of there or I was going to be bent over a pool table. I was so dumb I didn't know what that meant but Jerry did and we left fast.
My father was a professional gambler who treated it as work and his career. His time in it spans 45+ years of experience, but he would be enthused to infinity by this video. Good one, Joe.
Or lack there of. Nobody refers to a pool shark as the guy dropping his pool cue or making noises when your opponent shoots. That’s just Tom foolery, borderline Jim trickery.
@@PNW_MX Actually the term "pool shark" is used by people that know nothing about pool to refer to somebody as a good player. The term "sharking" is used by actual players to refer to a player that tries to deliberately distract their opponents just before they make contact with the cueball on especially important shots.
Also, if you could get on Danny D and have several hours with him to get some of his stories documented, the billiard community would be indebted. The old timers with all the great stories won't be around forever and it would be a terrible tragedy if a lot of that stuff was lost to the sands of time. Earl would be another great get. There's so many.
Unfortunately Danny D hasn't been doing to well in recent years. Heard he's been in a wheelchair lately and I dont think I've heard him commentate since before the pandemic
That's sad to hear I'm not familiar with him, but I am with the game. I think Joe and Earl would have a great freaking episode! Segal would be another killer episode. Only thing about Mike is he an talk so long he just breathes through his ears 😂
@@Dysusfusion Indeed. He lives here in Buffalo, around the corner from me actually, and the last time I saw him he didn't look that great. It's been a couple years now, but I always admired him as a legend of the game from a time when the game was different. There's a great poster of Danny D, Larry Lisciotti, Mike Segal, and Jim Rempe called The Roadrunners. Search it out :)
There was a bar I used to work at where we had a huge melee break out over a pool game that resulted in a stabbing. They weren't even playing in my bar. It spilled over from a bar that they were playing a pool game at down the street. Apparently, they were gambling and the guys who lost followed the guys they were playing against to my place. I wasn't working that night, but I watched the surveillance footage after the fact. It was pretty messed up. The club I work at now has billiards tables and two regulation pool tables. Guys gamble there for much higher stakes than I've ever seen in a dive bar, but there's no animosity among the players when it comes time to pay up.
@@nicksharp8868 I'm a relatively decent pool player, but I won't even pretend to understand the rules of billiards. All I know is that there are no pockets and three balls. To the best of my understanding, it's about making contact with the other two balls either before or after contact with a rail. But don't quote me on that.
Yeah, guys came after my dad one time cuz they lost and got mad. A guy came at my dad so my dad threw him on a pool table and accidentally broke his leg. 🤷🏼♀️
I've been regarded as one of, if not the best pool players in my little college town. Mainly according to random frat guys that haven't taken the time to get to know some of the local players outside of the dive bar I frequent. And I am often approached by some of the old heads at the bar or the pool hall and asked to gamble on a game. But first of all I know I'm not nearly as consistent as I am "good" and second I am not a large guy. I'll be damned if I'm gonna get my ass beat because I hurt some frat dudes pride, so I've made it a personal rule that I will never gamble on the table. Occasionally will play for drinks among close friends "loser buys the next round " type shit. Maybe a 5$ bet here and there with people I've known for a long time. But I think I'm making the right call with that
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth. We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles. God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will. God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart. It’s all about forgiveness. To be forgiven we must forgive. It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly. Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward. Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life. 😊 😊😊
Fedor is a great player and as well one of the nicest people you will talk to, he cam e through st louis missouri middle of this year and stuck around for couple days. I would love to see cue sports billiards, pool, snooker, and all variety of games within the mains just take off. Would do good for my soul.
Always fun to see how the passion for pool transcends people from all walks of life and all types of backgrounds... Beautiful universal language and a great way to become "... A student of human moves". Thanks for having Fedor on Joe. Hope we can play some sometime
20 years ago I would play for around 10-12 hours a days every day and was almost unbeatable. I started taking a little bit of speed and then became ridiculously good. I couldn't miss. It was like the pockets were a foot wide. I used to turn up at the pub I drank at around 7pm each night and put my dollar in the challenge table, and would then hold the table until the pub closed at 4am. I also worked at a pub, so would play during the quiet times during the day. I bought a beautiful table recently and am absolutely terrible after not playing for 15 years. I'm getting better, but will never get back to the form I was in when I was doing speed. We used to have big pool comps between all the pubs, but no-one does them anymore. There were 16 pubs in our district and each pub had at least 1 team. Our pub had four teams that played another pub team every week. I miss those days.
I grew up in Chicago and played pool at Chris’s Billiards where Color of money was filmed and I also think the movie with Jackie Gleason. That place was so dope. Dark, except for those few lights above the table. It’s gritty and raw. Smoking was still around. We’d go in on a Friday night or whatever and just get lost and come out 3 hours later and time flew at the speed of light.
I really wish he'd get Dave Matlock on. Some stories he has from earning his name "King of the Bar Box" are insane. Great story teller, wonderful person, and they've met before with TAR.
I skipped most of high school to play pool almost every day in Dallas TX in the 80s. I clicked up with a few older guys who lived to play poker and pool. I was 16 when I started playing with them and eventually they asked me if I wanted to "go on the road" with them mostly across the southeast. I will wish I'd gone til the day I die. They were the coolest "characters" I have ever known and hope they are still with us. fucking cowboys
@@jlobiafra I didn't as far as I can remember. I played with guys who wouldn't play tournaments (although I played some Busch League) They were pretty seedy, but great guys but hardcore gamblers. they taught me so much more about life than I could have ever learned in school. Ross LaDart, Hippie Dave and Jimmy were lights out players and real men. I briefly worked for a guy named John McChesney selling high end cues as well. I'm still trying to track down my old Schick lol.
@@weetodd CJ Wiley is a legend in pool and put dallas on the map. He was a road player at first then started entering tournaments and has a famous pool hall in dallas. He use to travel with earl strickland
Come join us on our next live stream! We talk shop, analyze the game and tell pool stories. We want to bring pool back to it's glory days and bring back the road Player icon.
Great Interview. Fedor in the top 3 players in the world. My dad hustled pool for years. He hustled in bars playing bumper pool or some called skill pool. There was actually a championship in the game in Florida. My dad won it. There was an article with my dad and Mosconi.
Need more interviews with these pool players. You think Joey Diaz has got some stories? Hear what some of these road players have seen. Intriguing stuff.
Played in LA years ago as an aussie. Locals changing rules mid game was a highlight. "Cant shoot back", "didnt nominate that ball to hit", "ball didnt hit the cusion" etc. Never mentioned any of this pregame, only when losing 😂
I lived in Dallas Texas for a time back in 1980 . There was a 24 hour pool hall close to White Rock lake . They also had foosball tables , that's what i would be playing. I was 18 and everyone as far as i know was amped up .
Joe is an amazing pool player. I wish he could do for Pool what he did for MMA. I can imagine a celebrity Pool League, Pro Pool Associations and even conferences for Leagues. The vision is here he just has the ability to make it happen. If only ..
Paul Turnner out of Riverdale Ga, is a great example of a world beater gone down the drain. He could have been world champ if not for drugs. He was one of the best bar box’s players in the world.
@@billysikes1374 Just goes to show what them drugs will do to ya. last time I seen him play he beat Paul sung at Mr. cues in a one pocket tournament. He died a few years back of liver failure. Really surprised some one recognize the name.
@@billysikes1374 Naw unfortunately his lifestyle caught up to him. Cirrhosis of the liver. Man I use to watch him shoot around at Riverdale pool Hall. I would listen to the old stories about how good Paul was and the gambling he did back in the day. Paul, Ground hog ,Josh and lefty would go on for hours like Joe and this guy did.
@@jackross7_11 Lots of players let drugs destroy them, Keith Mccready is another. I knew Paul as well, used to have a hustle shot where he would freeze a ball center on the end rail freeze the cue on the other end rail same spot and cut it in. On a snooker table!
Joes addictive personality traits coming through heavy on this clip 😂 he is rarely this excited and obviously has massive respect for the guest due to the fact pool is one of Joes competitive guilty pleasures. Miss this enthusiasm on JRE.
I grew up in a pool hall if you had some cash you could get in the back room to play poker when I was 12-13 I won so much money this was back woods Kentucky there would be chicken fighting afterwards it was never about the pool or the fights it was about the gambling
I never cared for sports until I got into gambling, it was the same for me. Football first because it was predictable, and later fights because they weren't. But they switch places every decade or two lol.
Same here. I grew up in a bowling alley, that had a back room for poker and 2 pool tables in the front. My dad bowled there 3 nights a week. I learned to be tough in that environment, but I learned a shitload of street smarts. This was small town Texas, That same crowd of people that gambled also ran chicken fights, dog fights and animal baying- where they would put hog dogs in a pen with a wild boar and see if either the could pen the hog or die trying. These underbelly type lifestyles are largely things of the past due to the immorality, violence, and trouble they being. I saw all this shit young, and it was so normal in those environments that you just don’t think anything of it. I’ve long left, and rarely go home but I randomly think of those times and just can’t believe I made it out of that shit. Cause a lot of people didn’t
@@peepininmywindow5170 I get it man and I miss it but I hate it. Those old tobacco barns with black plastic stabled up but 100 cars out side didn’t give whit away. I started hustling for my boots. I am a wrestling fan Jerry lawler was the man I hustled $200 in like 85-86 and ordered boots like he had
@@syco133There’s a romanticism in it right? Nostalgia isn’t the right word although it does exist. But it was these underbelly’s that made this country what it was. That lawlessness, knowingly breaking the law, has a mystique to it if that’s the right word. One thing it did teach me, was how to relate to individuals of EVERY walk of life. I learned to read people, who you could trust by their handshakes, read between the lines and words. The experiences from those nights have gotten me into some WILD places through my life. I’ve been more fortunate than I could have imagined. The hard thing is knowing, in retrospect that most of those people we grew up with, that was as good as it would ever get for them. Some are dead, some in jail. Some still living at home burned out on drugs and booze. I went back when Hurricane Harvey Tore the coastline up. All those memories flooded back. Talk about emotional.
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth. We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles. God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will. God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart. It’s all about forgiveness. To be forgiven we must forgive. It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly. Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward. Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life. 😊 😊😊
Joe needs to have more pool players on his podcast!! Could really help bring more attention to this amazing game, pool requires an insane amount of skill, focus, and dedication, pool players don’t get the credit they truly deserve.
You definitely learn a lot about yourself and other people playing pool. You get tested by others and you find out what you will stand up to. Also just in the game you aren't really playing them but playing against yourself. You know the shots to take... That's the easy part but can you control yourself to make them.
Joe, pool players will be HOLDING YOU TO YOUR WORD! We need you. Start hosting some matches. Your ad revenue is more prize money than any professional tourney.
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I feel like Joe’s been waiting his whole podcasting career for someone to go deep with about Pool
I’m surprised it’s taken him this long. Wasn’t he super into pool for a while?
@@youtubescholar why ask if you already know
@@hittanomiss9702 I guess I misphrased it. I meant to ask how into pool he was.
He needs to interview earl the pearl, that would be wild
Nah that was his talk about mushrooms 🍄
I miss the days where every bar had a pool table.
I hear ya brother
Absolutely
The mob owned the tables
Every bar in my city gots a pool table only the clubs n shit don't
They are cleared out now in Australia also...
I owned a pool hall and was a professional pool player in NJ and spent over 12 years playing pool and I get so nostalgic reminiscing about the crazy stories about the good ole days in the pool hall. It’s a totally different world that most people would never believe existed.
My name
Will love to hear your stories one day with a beer and playing some games
I miss those Friday and Saturday night when my dad and I would hang out in the garage, drinking, smoking cigars, and playing pool all evening and into the morning hours. We had some fun times and I miss him a lot. I’ve barely even played since he passed.
The simplest of pleasures are always the ones you miss the most.. RIP to your dad
@@funkydankspliff That’s the truth. Thank you
the table will call u again.. and u will be able to connect again.. stay strong friend find your way it’s just a great game I play alone often and love that time
Dear diary
Lucky you have such good memories of your dad, any time your minds towards those memories,you will get a nice warm feeling which is difficult to explain!
After last night playing pool for hours and waking up to this was perfect. Joe needs more pool podcast!
Hmmmmm was ur phone listening to ur game lol
You got the 7
totally dude. totally, totally true dude
We do a live stream and talk shop every week for about 4 hours. Would love to see you! Next match is 1/14
I’m surprised he hasn’t had more episodes dedicated to it, he’s been talking about it since the very beginning
Hopefully this will surge a resurgence in billiards across America. If Joe took a more public interest in the sport, it would be great for pool. He's genuinely a good guy and he knows what he's talking about.
Yes totally agree, we're trying to bring back pool to it's glory days. I'd love to see the sport be on ESPN again. I live stream long matches usually on a weekly basis, we're starting again 1/14 and love to see some pool players come out!
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth.
We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles.
God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will.
God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart.
It’s all about forgiveness.
To be forgiven we must forgive.
It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly.
Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness.
Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward.
Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons.
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
😊 😊😊
@@jamesmayle3787 sure buddy
Look up
“Joe Rogan asks Elon Musk HARD Questions about Cobalt Mining for TESLA Batteries!”
thank me later 🙏
how much more public can he make his inteerest in pool? hes been consistently talking about it for like 20 years
Man, I almost forgot Joe was this into pool. So cool to hear him talking this game. Would love to hear more!!
It still cracks me up when Rogan tells Jamie how to Google.
I try to compete with Jaime to see how f I can find the answer quicker
Or how to rhyme.
i concur. absolutely right dude
It's ridiculous isn't it?
@@jeremyedwards1093 me too
Best JRE in a long time. Good seeing you fired up on a conversation. Great conversation and very informative
That was my life from 1971 to 1977.
I hustled coast to coast and became a road partner for St Louie, Louie Roberts. I also was the guy who hypnotized Louie.
I started the very First Sneaky Pete using a bar cue from my mother's bar in Indianapolis.
It was refinished by Jim McDermott in 1971, three years before he started McDermott Cues in 1974.
Four times I had guns pulled on me pointed at my face .
Once two Las Vegas cops pulled guns on me because I was dating Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal's girl friend..
Her name was Angela Larney and was an Irish Dancer at the Stardust..
They told me I had to leave town by Sundown..
It will never be the same as was in the past because everyone wants to play tournaments..
In my day, the players and hustlers went to pool tournaments for the Gambling...
I miss those days and many of my pool buddies that are now gone.
I still own the very first Sneaky Pete pool cue, and sometimes play with it..
Richard B. now living in Denver...
i imagine this comment means a lot more for someone who knows pool but interesting nonetheless. do you search pool videos and comment things like this or did you just stumble upon this and happen to have a very relevant life story
@@simdog1502
When I traveled, I was a ghost.
In pool the better you get the more you are penalized.
Basically the better your game people stop playing you so you are forced to travel.
The distances keep getting farther til you run out of real estate.
So, the more people don't know about you the better..
Hence, I was a ghost and tend to be the same even today...
With you tube and big money tournaments that lifestyle died.
Yes, I stumbled upon Joe and this interview.
Best of luck to you and never stop hitting balls...
Thank you for your likes.
Very much appreciated..
I miss the old days, but I still have my memories..
Have you seen
"Joe Rogan asks Elon Musk HARD Questions About Cobalt Mining For TESLA Batteries"
Ish ..
Thank you, thank you, thank you. How refreshing to listen to a professional interview by someone who knows what time of day it is in the pool world. I used to provide support to the M1-Global and Affliction MMA fights and was already a huge fan of the other Fedor from Russia, but my passion is pool. Your expertise and knowledge of the game, number one, was intellectually stimulating to a pool aficionado like me, but it was your quick wit, storytelling, and ability to get young Fedor to open up that was amazing. I know you're quite a busy celebrity, but, man, if you could ever find some time to commentate pool matches and/or contribute your talent in any small way to pool as a sport, it just might be the saving grace and boost that pool needs at this time. I listened to this on Spotify, but now I'm going to listen again and watch the video on TH-cam. BTW, I'd also love to see you interview Ronnie O'Sullivan. That would be a hoot! What a great day for pool to listen to Joe Rogan interview Fedor Gorst. Brilliant!
Don't think many people give a sxxt dude. I don't 😂
100's of hours of jre and the story joe told on his early pool playing days are just the best. I want to hear more.
All I can think about is the Drake and Josh episode where Josh hustles people at pool
Josh would whoop Fedor any day of the week
Nice to see you here Jake
Drake’s mom, Robin, is a professional pool player.
Tournament maybe but for the money$$$$$$$$ i doubt it bud@CookTheCrook15
Joe is so pumped for this episode
Joe's story about Harlem reminded me that one time a huge friend of mine took me to a pool hall on South State in Chicago about 1959. I was a skinny red head 6' 2" 19 yr. old geek. I heard one of the players tell my friend to get me out of there or I was going to be bent over a pool table. I was so dumb I didn't know what that meant but Jerry did and we left fast.
We need more stories about your early pool life Joe! Please! Great stuff
I can just hear Joey Diaz saying "We used cocaine as baby powder Joe Rogan."
Tremendous!
That's 💯 something Joey Diaz would say 👍🏼
This video is way better that I thought it was gonna be. This guy is an interesting character.
If Joe did as many Pool Player podcasts as he does MMA ones, I would watch every single second of it.
Join us on our weekly live stream matches! (Next one is 1/14)
Pool isn't that interesting.
@@WeighedWilson exactly what I say about MMA. Turns out different people like different things!
@@navtektv how many people buy $80 pay per view pool matches?
@@WeighedWilson Less people than there should be. But I'm biased because I like Pool more than I like MMA.
Fedor is a machine. Great player. Love watching him
Do you go to pool halls these days? Curious what they’re like
@@youtubescholar same as they have always been. Pool players. Gambling. Beer, and music.
@@anthonym5917 are the average player ages getting older or are there younger guys playing pool too?
Isn’t his nickname “The Machine”
@codysmith7646 if it is...thats a hell of a coincidence
I love that Joe is into pool and is knowledgeable on the subject. I remember back in the day he had on Justin Collett from TAR. Cool podcast.
So awesome you got this interview man. Love it
Pool is one of those games as a kid where you're most excited to be playing an adult game.
My father was a professional gambler who treated it as work and his career. His time in it spans 45+ years of experience, but he would be enthused to infinity by this video. Good one, Joe.
Joe finally has an excuse to flex all his pool knowledge 🤣
Or lack there of. Nobody refers to a pool shark as the guy dropping his pool cue or making noises when your opponent shoots. That’s just Tom foolery, borderline Jim trickery.
Yea I don't even play pool and I know that ain't no pool shark. It just doesn't make any sense the way Joe described it.
@@PNW_MX Actually the term "pool shark" is used by people that know nothing about pool to refer to somebody as a good player. The term "sharking" is used by actual players to refer to a player that tries to deliberately distract their opponents just before they make contact with the cueball on especially important shots.
@@okeydokey2337 Okeydokey is absolutely correct.
Also, if you could get on Danny D and have several hours with him to get some of his stories documented, the billiard community would be indebted. The old timers with all the great stories won't be around forever and it would be a terrible tragedy if a lot of that stuff was lost to the sands of time.
Earl would be another great get. There's so many.
Unfortunately Danny D hasn't been doing to well in recent years. Heard he's been in a wheelchair lately and I dont think I've heard him commentate since before the pandemic
That's sad to hear I'm not familiar with him, but I am with the game. I think Joe and Earl would have a great freaking episode! Segal would be another killer episode. Only thing about Mike is he an talk so long he just breathes through his ears 😂
@@Dysusfusion Indeed. He lives here in Buffalo, around the corner from me actually, and the last time I saw him he didn't look that great. It's been a couple years now, but I always admired him as a legend of the game from a time when the game was different.
There's a great poster of Danny D, Larry Lisciotti, Mike Segal, and Jim Rempe called The Roadrunners. Search it out :)
Earl was called by Rogan but he never called him back 😂 which is weird coz I’d imagine he would be up for it. Just gotta keep asking
Hello Mr. James H!
This is Juan Jose Solorzano!
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There was a bar I used to work at where we had a huge melee break out over a pool game that resulted in a stabbing. They weren't even playing in my bar. It spilled over from a bar that they were playing a pool game at down the street. Apparently, they were gambling and the guys who lost followed the guys they were playing against to my place. I wasn't working that night, but I watched the surveillance footage after the fact. It was pretty messed up. The club I work at now has billiards tables and two regulation pool tables. Guys gamble there for much higher stakes than I've ever seen in a dive bar, but there's no animosity among the players when it comes time to pay up.
Wild , glad I never experienced that. btw - the only regulation pertaining to a pool table is that it has to be twice as long as it is wide.
I haven’t played a lot of pool what’s the difference between a billiards table and regulation?
@@nicksharp8868 I'm a relatively decent pool player, but I won't even pretend to understand the rules of billiards. All I know is that there are no pockets and three balls. To the best of my understanding, it's about making contact with the other two balls either before or after contact with a rail. But don't quote me on that.
Yeah, guys came after my dad one time cuz they lost and got mad. A guy came at my dad so my dad threw him on a pool table and accidentally broke his leg. 🤷🏼♀️
I've been regarded as one of, if not the best pool players in my little college town. Mainly according to random frat guys that haven't taken the time to get to know some of the local players outside of the dive bar I frequent. And I am often approached by some of the old heads at the bar or the pool hall and asked to gamble on a game. But first of all I know I'm not nearly as consistent as I am "good" and second I am not a large guy. I'll be damned if I'm gonna get my ass beat because I hurt some frat dudes pride, so I've made it a personal rule that I will never gamble on the table.
Occasionally will play for drinks among close friends "loser buys the next round " type shit. Maybe a 5$ bet here and there with people I've known for a long time. But I think I'm making the right call with that
Pool and table tennis are two things I could genuinely spend days on end doing
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth.
We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles.
God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will.
God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart.
It’s all about forgiveness.
To be forgiven we must forgive.
It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly.
Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness.
Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward.
Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons.
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
😊 😊😊
Great interview, I'd love to see more pool players.
Have you seen
Elon Musk meets Post Malone
😆 it’s hilarious!! 👽
Fedor is a great player and as well one of the nicest people you will talk to, he cam e through st louis missouri middle of this year and stuck around for couple days.
I would love to see cue sports billiards, pool, snooker, and all variety of games within the mains just take off. Would do good for my soul.
Almost the entire clip without seeing joes eyes lol
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To the gills
only time I saw his eye was when he said how dumb he was back then.... right after he said “I was your age!” 😂
Always fun to see how the passion for pool transcends people from all walks of life and all types of backgrounds... Beautiful universal language and a great way to become "... A student of human moves". Thanks for having Fedor on Joe. Hope we can play some sometime
Finally!! Been waiting for this for ages now! Can I watch the full episode anywhere?)
Joe is teaching the pool pro about pool 😂
Joe was probably hustling in pool halls before this guy was even born.
No, joe talks as if he knows there is other listeners... you might be new, so I am just sayin'
@@dertythegrowercalm down I’m sure they know who joe is😂 it was a joke
Have you seen
Elon Musk meets Post Malone
😆 it’s hilarious!! 👽
Joe Rogan putting pool back into mainstream with just one podcast. And Fedor making it to his studio is a huge accomplishment in recognition
I would love to see Joe get Effren Reyes on his podcast. He’s probably the best ever.
That would be awesome.
man I’m loving these guys talk about pool and I’m loving all the comments sharing their pool stories also such a great game
20 years ago I would play for around 10-12 hours a days every day and was almost unbeatable. I started taking a little bit of speed and then became ridiculously good. I couldn't miss. It was like the pockets were a foot wide. I used to turn up at the pub I drank at around 7pm each night and put my dollar in the challenge table, and would then hold the table until the pub closed at 4am. I also worked at a pub, so would play during the quiet times during the day. I bought a beautiful table recently and am absolutely terrible after not playing for 15 years. I'm getting better, but will never get back to the form I was in when I was doing speed. We used to have big pool comps between all the pubs, but no-one does them anymore. There were 16 pubs in our district and each pub had at least 1 team. Our pub had four teams that played another pub team every week. I miss those days.
I grew up in Chicago and played pool at Chris’s Billiards where Color of money was filmed and I also think the movie with Jackie Gleason. That place was so dope. Dark, except for those few lights above the table. It’s gritty and raw. Smoking was still around. We’d go in on a Friday night or whatever and just get lost and come out 3 hours later and time flew at the speed of light.
Have you seen
Elon Musk meets Post Malone
😆 it’s hilarious!! 👽
Chris s on Milwaukee .. real sharks in there.. gritty a great word for it
Thank you so much for having a pool player on your podcast. We need more of that to keep growing pool again. Jayson shaw and Earl would be great.
Using cocaine instead of baby powder for the cue is craaaaazy Lmaoooo
Finally. More pool talk please. I hope he does get involved in some tourneys, I would watch.
I really wish he'd get Dave Matlock on. Some stories he has from earning his name "King of the Bar Box" are insane. Great story teller, wonderful person, and they've met before with TAR.
So glad to see a professional pool player getting the spotlight. Keep em coming… SVB, Jayson Shaw, Mika, Tony Chohan
Pagulayan, Earl the Pearl, Archer, Hall, Hopkins, Dechaine, etc. So many to choose from!
Yes keep 'em coming we need pool to be a big sport again!
So who was the lowlife Filipino shark?
Keith Mccready would have the best stories
Yawn
Fedor Gorst: I don't want to say his name.
Joe Rogan: WHAT DOES HIS NAME RHYME WITH???
Hef Le Duna
@@sroloson hahahah yup
Love this. This is the JRE I fell in love with.
Such a great episode... love when Joe gets honed in on one topic.
A pool shark is a pet shark that’s kept in a salt water pool.
Well in a pool hall it’s a whole different beast
I skipped most of high school to play pool almost every day in Dallas TX in the 80s. I clicked up with a few older guys who lived to play poker and pool. I was 16 when I started playing with them and eventually they asked me if I wanted to "go on the road" with them mostly across the southeast. I will wish I'd gone til the day I die. They were the coolest "characters" I have ever known and hope they are still with us. fucking cowboys
Did you know CJ Wiley?
@@jlobiafra I didn't as far as I can remember. I played with guys who wouldn't play tournaments (although I played some Busch League) They were pretty seedy, but great guys but hardcore gamblers. they taught me so much more about life than I could have ever learned in school. Ross LaDart, Hippie Dave and Jimmy were lights out players and real men. I briefly worked for a guy named John McChesney selling high end cues as well. I'm still trying to track down my old Schick lol.
@@weetodd CJ Wiley is a legend in pool and put dallas on the map. He was a road player at first then started entering tournaments and has a famous pool hall in dallas. He use to travel with earl strickland
Come join us on our next live stream! We talk shop, analyze the game and tell pool stories. We want to bring pool back to it's glory days and bring back the road Player icon.
@@weetodd do u live paycheck to paycheck now
What a treat! My favorite podcaster and my favorite pool player together!
Great podcast clip I’m over to Spotify to watch the show. Love SA 🇿🇦
best book i ever read about the old school wild life of pool hustling "McGoorty: A Pool Room Hustler by Robert Byrne". its soooo good and well done.
I'll check it out
From my home town..
So happy to see Fedor on. Hate that Earl didn't respond! Please make the JRE challenge matches happen!!!!
Joe is literally a kid in candy story talking about pool with him. 😂
*FRED GORST WHISPERS AND MUMBLES WHEN HE TALKS*
More on pool hustling or the bowling hustle would be cool 🤙
> poker hustle
Bowling hustle, lol. Kingpin was a spoof. Pool players have zero respect for bowlers.
Great Interview. Fedor in the top 3 players in the world. My dad hustled pool for years. He hustled in bars playing bumper pool or some called skill pool. There was actually a championship in the game in Florida. My dad won it. There was an article with my dad and Mosconi.
Great episode
I think the player Fedor was talking about in the beginning is Carlo Biado
Need more interviews with these pool players. You think Joey Diaz has got some stories? Hear what some of these road players have seen. Intriguing stuff.
Played in LA years ago as an aussie. Locals changing rules mid game was a highlight. "Cant shoot back", "didnt nominate that ball to hit", "ball didnt hit the cusion" etc. Never mentioned any of this pregame, only when losing 😂
Rogan love that pool is a passion of yours (you are really good) love to see you help grow/regrow the game which is a love for me as well!
I love this episode! Pool is my absolute favorite game. 💗💗
Definitely need more pool players on the podcast. Fedor is a beast
Nahhhhh
@@limosine 100%. If you don't like, feel free to move on.
@@867star yeah I tend to skip some like MMA and 🎱 pool ones.
I lived in Dallas Texas for a time back in 1980 .
There was a 24 hour pool hall close to White Rock lake .
They also had foosball tables , that's what i would be playing.
I was 18 and everyone as far as i know was amped up .
Grew up in the late 70's through the early 90's in my father's pool hall...most fascinating time of my life...
Great interview! I love that Joe is a pool player !
LETS GOOOOO this is what we need. And this is how I know Joe still has a passion for the game
Joe “Bogan rhymes with Rogan” Rogan
You should definitely do the pool commentary 😊👍
🤔 They should also be as a podcast the adlib will be off the hook 😂👍
What timing. I just watched Pool Junkies last night!
Joe is an amazing pool player. I wish he could do for Pool what he did for MMA. I can imagine a celebrity Pool League, Pro Pool Associations and even conferences for Leagues. The vision is here he just has the ability to make it happen. If only ..
Paul Turnner out of Riverdale Ga, is a great example of a world beater gone down the drain. He could have been world champ if not for drugs. He was one of the best bar box’s players in the world.
Paul was the best bar table player in the Country 30 years ago, huge pos, Would dump his mom for $10
@@billysikes1374 Just goes to show what them drugs will do to ya. last time I seen him play he beat Paul sung at Mr. cues in a one pocket tournament. He died a few years back of liver failure. Really surprised some one recognize the name.
@@jackross7_11 im from Savannah Ga, knew Paul my whole life, Thought he died in a car accident
@@billysikes1374 Naw unfortunately his lifestyle caught up to him. Cirrhosis of the liver. Man I use to watch him shoot around at Riverdale pool Hall. I would listen to the old stories about how good Paul was and the gambling he did back in the day. Paul, Ground hog ,Josh and lefty would go on for hours like Joe and this guy did.
@@jackross7_11 Lots of players let drugs destroy them, Keith Mccready is another. I knew Paul as well, used to have a hustle shot where he would freeze a ball center on the end rail freeze the cue on the other end rail same spot and cut it in. On a snooker table!
Been waiting on this
I'll watch every JRE that's related to pool. The Jeremy Jones interview was outstanding. Fedor is the young stud.
Joe should have Earl Strickland on.
Joes addictive personality traits coming through heavy on this clip 😂 he is rarely this excited and obviously has massive respect for the guest due to the fact pool is one of Joes competitive guilty pleasures. Miss this enthusiasm on JRE.
And due to the fact that he's the best pool player in the world at the moment. He's ridiculously good
I grew up and worked in pool halls for 19 years. Learned almost everything I needed to know about life, in pool halls.
I fkn love when they get into pool talk!
I still remember that episode of Drake and Josh where Josh was really good at pool
Josh was a hell of a hustler that episode!
Pool scenes are cool. Like Fresh Prince when Will gets hustled and Uncle Phil goes and empties the hustler lol
Drakes Mom in real life was a world class pool champion.
@@jeremybyrd8555 Yep Robin Dodson
This is awesome, hahaha! 💪🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🥰
We need to bring pool back
I really hope you filmed and you post your match against Gorst. Please Joe!
I grew up in a pool hall if you had some cash you could get in the back room to play poker when I was 12-13 I won so much money this was back woods Kentucky there would be chicken fighting afterwards it was never about the pool or the fights it was about the gambling
I never cared for sports until I got into gambling, it was the same for me. Football first because it was predictable, and later fights because they weren't. But they switch places every decade or two lol.
Sounds like good times
Same here. I grew up in a bowling alley, that had a back room for poker and 2 pool tables in the front. My dad bowled there 3 nights a week. I learned to be tough in that environment, but I learned a shitload of street smarts.
This was small town Texas, That same crowd of people that gambled also ran chicken fights, dog fights and animal baying- where they would put hog dogs in a pen with a wild boar and see if either the could pen the hog or die trying. These underbelly type lifestyles are largely things of the past due to the immorality, violence, and trouble they being. I saw all this shit young, and it was so normal in those environments that you just don’t think anything of it. I’ve long left, and rarely go home but I randomly think of those times and just can’t believe I made it out of that shit. Cause a lot of people didn’t
@@peepininmywindow5170 I get it man and I miss it but I hate it. Those old tobacco barns with black plastic stabled up but 100 cars out side didn’t give whit away. I started hustling for my boots. I am a wrestling fan Jerry lawler was the man I hustled $200 in like 85-86 and ordered boots like he had
@@syco133There’s a romanticism in it right? Nostalgia isn’t the right word although it does exist. But it was these underbelly’s that made this country what it was. That lawlessness, knowingly breaking the law, has a mystique to it if that’s the right word.
One thing it did teach me, was how to relate to individuals of EVERY walk of life. I learned to read people, who you could trust by their handshakes, read between the lines and words. The experiences from those nights have gotten me into some WILD places through my life. I’ve been more fortunate than I could have imagined. The hard thing is knowing, in retrospect that most of those people we grew up with, that was as good as it would ever get for them. Some are dead, some in jail. Some still living at home burned out on drugs and booze. I went back when Hurricane Harvey Tore the coastline up. All those memories flooded back. Talk about emotional.
The Qball in Vinland NJ 30 years ago used to get busy in the high stakes, awesome little shop...
3:58 “thats a expensive powder” 😂😂😂😂😂
Joe is so great due to his random fact crap gathering...sure he does some study for guest but he seems to have decent know everywhere
he loves pool as much as mma
There’s this set of circumstances you’re tied to. It’s in the foundation of this universe. Pay attention, there is no coincidence. God exists. The Bible is truth.
We all see these clips in reality. Where we know we’re being talked to. By the universe. We explain it away for our own sanity. What we want, and the things we must do to obtain them, verses what we learn God wants. It’s hard to get those two on the same level. But the shock of knowing what we must give up causes so many to avoid digging deeper. There are reasons why. Poison exists on a spiritual level, sin taints our immortal souls. It isn’t that we’re bad. It’s that Satan attached a curse to actions we take, claiming us as him. Like a drowning man tying himself to your ankles.
God offers the knife to free yourself. Grace is a free gift God wants to give us all. It removes that stain of sin on our souls by forgiving the mistakes we made in ignorance. It’s just that God has a nature he cannot control. As our loving father he cannot give to one without another. He has to give us our own free will, one and all if anyone. Sin is something that takes many forms, and we all fall short of the glory of God. Being perfect isn’t the point. It’s about forgiveness. God can’t blanket forgive sins just because he knows our life’s circumstances. That’s forgive the devil too, considering he was an angel and only sinned one. Again, God can’t do for one child without the other. We have far more sins by count. He’s responsible for all the evil on earth, but it is the humanity that carried out his will.
God has made standers we all must reach spiritually in life. Soul growth and development that shows faith. Shows that we’ve taken the teachings of Jesus Christ to heart.
It’s all about forgiveness.
To be forgiven we must forgive.
It all starts at the heart, at home, with our family. Those people that have loved us, sheltered, fed, etc. working though the grievances we all build up with our parents is a huge spiritual milestone. That’s really what sets everything into motion as an adult. Once that gear grins freely the next fall into place so smoothly.
Jesus Christ is lord. It’s something you learn inside once you clear out that inner baggage. You bleed your heart clean though your eyes. You understand why you need to submit to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness.
Everything you ever need is in three books of the Bible. Genesis explains the problem, why these circumstances are so important. Mathew explains what’s been done to fix the system. And just one more, one book of the Bible you chose yourself. I Suggest James. It has many interesting lessons condensed and straightforward.
Please trust me. I know how it sounds. It really does all begin with the inner work of forgiveness. It teaches your soul so many important lessons.
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
😊 😊😊
Joes pool knowledge is high. He’s a great player himself and been in and out of the world of the game for years.
@@jamesmayle3787 cool story 😴
Have you seen
Elon Musk meets Post Malone
😆 it’s hilarious!! 👽
Joe needs to have more pool players on his podcast!! Could really help bring more attention to this amazing game, pool requires an insane amount of skill, focus, and dedication, pool players don’t get the credit they truly deserve.
Defiantly hasn't gone away . The pool scene in Houston is still pretty wild .
Great stories from Fedor gorst!
First! Fedor is the man! He got screwed out-of the Mosconi Cup team this year!
You definitely learn a lot about yourself and other people playing pool. You get tested by others and you find out what you will stand up to. Also just in the game you aren't really playing them but playing against yourself. You know the shots to take... That's the easy part but can you control yourself to make them.
this guest basically sat there as joe interviewed himself
Congrats on your win Gorst!!!!
Legendary stuff
Joe, pool players will be HOLDING YOU TO YOUR WORD! We need you. Start hosting some matches. Your ad revenue is more prize money than any professional tourney.
man that was such a cool interview.
🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫💉💉💉💉💉💉🌿🍄🍄🍄🍄
Stevie Dunlap stunned the field at The Cue in Cookeville, Tn one night.
Look at Joe trying to slide in “I’ve never done cocaine” comment. Bet all listeners had that 🙄
Lol
It's entirely possible man iv never done cocaine look that up jamie
I won alot of matches on mushrooms back in the day.
I love playing on Lsd mushrooms etc. been really thinking about doing it for tourneys
@@lmlslicklml 😂😂😂