Einstein Brainchild’s Playlist so I didn't see this comment before he was talking about his instructor so I thought you were talking about the dude telling the story I was so confused
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do .
@@electrictroy2010 to be fair panic can fuck you up especially when you're underwater in pitch black darkness, it's very hard to think straight when you think you're gonna die
Cowboy broke so many records inside the octagon, now he broke the record for having Joe Rogan's undivided attention for the longest time on his show 😅 Great story!
He just clipped together real cave divers stories and lied the entire time. You need open water certification, then for Advanced Open Water Diver Certification You take Enriched Air Diver Course with at least 10 dives using enriched air deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and Deep Diver Certification or proof of at least 10 dives to 30 metres/100 feet And be At least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives or, 10 dives to 30 meters Then you need cavern certification then you can go for your cave certification. He’s either a r-tard or a lying pos. I say both. What a loser..
@@8KilgoreTrout4 head first in to a new passage way because at that point in the cave it was the only way (him hoping withhis experience it’s only maybe 10 feet) only to get stuck upside down because it got to tight the section ended up getting sealed basically a personal tomb. John Jones was his name ,Nutty putty cave.
@@sphincter3132 Oh, I had no idea the story was made up. Thanks for the info! I love Gus and Woody's Dive Talk videos. I'll have to got check out their video debunking this story.
@@billgreenly5522 why are you talking like the dudes a bitch for not going cave diving lmao. Its such a niche thing and super dangerous. And as far as i know most of it doesn’t result in anything other that adrenaline rush. So you could literally die for nothing.
@@billgreenly5522 there are plenty of fun things you can do that don’t require you to risk your life. You don’t have to be a shut in either. Not everybodys an adrenaline junky man.
I had two family members that did work , for the Smithsonian. One was a Geologist , Claude Swicegood. The other was his Niece, Roberta Swicegood and she was an Diver and Explorer. She died while doing sump diving to map the underground River Systems, on the East Coast. While down in the depths, she broke her Leg. Her Dive Partner was forced to leave her, because she had become stuck. By the time Rescuers made it back, she had died, alone in the dark. god rest her Soul, and that of all the Explorers who gave it all, to bring the World to us.
@Sonny You would be very surprised. Watch any "bad" interview or at the very least an amateur one, and the host will constantly interrupt or keep interjecting with "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, uh huh, yeah, yeah". A great host knows when to shut the fuck up.
I remember watching this interview awhile back and then about six months ago watching Dive Talks take on his story. Then I went back and watched this story again and man what a change of perspective.
@@The88Cheat From what I understood, Donald & his buddy were making a jump from the main line to another area of the cave and his buddy was the one running the new line. When they reached the new area and prior to tying off, his buddy got tangled in the newly ran line and caused a silt out. So, Donald backed up out of the silt and grabbed onto the line that ran deeper into the cave (where it was clear) but he had to let go of that line and go back into the silt toward the exit. (His vital mistake here was not tying off in case he got disoriented and had to come back to start again, which sure enough happened). Due to the fact that his buddy got tangled, panicked and then ended up exiting by following his own line out by himself, Donald says near the end of the video, “next time i’ll run my own damn line.” The Dive Talk guys seemed to instead make the assumption that Cowboy backed out and grabbed the line BEFORE the silt-out.
As a parttimer, his story never made sense to me and am glad fellow divers covered this. I'm amazed at one's ability to BE the problem and simultaneously make himself sound like the brave hero......
@@RizztrainingOrder yes lol that was my thing. Like you're the hero of the problem you caused? I've dove open water a lot and done some real basic 'caving' if you wanna even call it that and I caught all the mistakes
I just want to commend Joe for showing utmost respect by staying silent the ENTIRE time Donald was telling his story - which would’ve otherwise ruined the tension and suspense. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@GlorifiedGremlin many podcasts have hosts that talk more than the guests, its not a bad thing to encourage that sort of behaviour from joe as he will see the feedback and change accordingly
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do .
Terrifying. One of the stupidest things I've ever done (and I did some incredibly stupid stuff when I was young) was getting myself lost under the ice by myself in very bad visibility. I know exactly how that feels. I was incredibly lucky and found a way out in a few minutes. But in those few minutes I experienced everything he describes. The panic followed by forcing myself to calm down, picturing my final moments imagining my friend on the surface telling my family what happened. It was a very long few minutes!
Yeah man I almost drowned on a river rafting trip. Got sucked into an undertow and luckily wrapped in a ball to protect my head from hitting on rocks. I counted to a little over 30 seconds and then had that moment where you realize that you're going to die in just a few moments time. I let go and accepted that was my fate and had an extreme calm come over me but good heavens I am glad that I resurfaced right as that last inhale took place. I got really lucky that day.
Relieved and happy you are still here on this earth. I had a similar situation where I became extremely calm when I realized I would drown to death… but I survived and panicked the moment I realized I was alive. The moment itself when I let go, though, was calming. Grateful to be alive, there was another level of panic that entered my body when I was back onshore… thinking “wow, that could have been it.” It’s amazing what the mind and body do to protect us. Those experiences really change us - I’d like to think for the better 🫶🏼 In any case, I’m happy you made it too.
Man this story brings back some insane feelings. I almost drowned on a river rafting trip. That feeling of pure helplessness is so absolutely terrifying. Hearing his story brought it all back. I was literally sweating lol.
Damn… laying next to my 1 year old made me realize how precious life is how important we are to them.. I’m glad you never gave up. Lesson for all of us men if things get this bad keep pushing for the loved ones
What an incredible story. You could see it in his eyes and the tone he used to describe the event that it was life or dearth. Had to be such a surreal moment.
Ive had a close call before and let me tell y’all it gets very dark when you think you are not going to make it. The way he explained his frustration and will to live is very similar in my own experience and from others that I’ve heard. It’s that human instinct that we’ve kept dormant inside of us because we are to comfortable with life and we really shouldn’t be. Those instincts have kept us alive for thousands of years.
I watched a documentary about a diver who disappeared in an underwater cave. Months later, the camera crew followed some divers into the same cave, and at one point, the lead diver bumped into something. He pointed his light upward, and it was a swim fin, still on the foot of the lost diver who's body had floated up to the ceiling. You could hear him scream even though it was underwater. That gave me chills, and changed the chances of me ever doing cave diving from "no" to "hell no."
I'm a 40-year diver and instructor. I've dived shipwrecks, heavy currents, shark-infested waters, etc, and had just about every bad diving scenario happen, but I've never had the balls to dive in caves. His story confirms to me that I never will.
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Tiger sharks will almost never even bite a person I've had hundreds of tiger sharks all around me on a dive in the keys. They look at you and just swim by. Now great white sharks I've never seen or would want to be around
@Saber I mean do you have a brain? Dude, sharks arent that aggressive, and they 99% wont bite you. Also, you look up and you see the sunlight, or the sky, or the clouds, or where the exit is. Not when youre cave diving, some caves can have a 20 meter long corridor that you cant turn around in on a dot. If you get lost in a cave, you need to know where the exit is, otherwise its game over. Sometimes a cave can collapse. In a cave you cant just go up to get out of the water.
@@InfectedByZanza starting with “do you have a brain” makes the rest of your sentence seem condescending, too. Most people with a brain would have an iota of social knowledge and wouldn’t start their sentence with that.
@Saber You should do your research about cave diving. Cave diving is absolutely dangerous, way more risky than diving with Sharks. You are in pitch black darkness and one wrong mistake will cost you your life. Many caves go very wide at the beginning and as you go deeper it becomes narrower, and in times when you come back up you are in a space that is too tight to get back up and you just drown. Some Underwater Cave also turns at an angle and if you have no sense of direction you might get lost under there. Remember, there is NO LIGHT down there. You are in pitch black darkness, and if your lights go out or you don't have a Line that Donald is talking about here to guide you back to the surface, you're done. That's why in Cave Diving it's very important to have extra training and follow every single rule in cave diving because so many people have died doing this. In short, Cave Diving is EXTREMELY Dangerous.
That last bit, the comment; "So, we're not diving together again are we?" Is spot on. If a situation like this arises with a dive bud, you should both be in agreement that you two don't match in a cave diving situation and shouldn't submerge together ever again. Find someone else who you match with, someone you can trust and whom trusts you. Need to understand eachother in order to make a good match for this activity.
Yikes. That dude can tell a story. Almost as intense as the movie “diving into the unknown” I enjoy scuba diving and freediving but this type of extreme cave diving is not for me..
Cave diving is so dang next level. Be safe people, always plan your dives dive with partners and have someone to know if you do not check back in again.
@@TroyD96 that 20 breaths were his gas gauge being a MM above the stop. He filled up his Boyance Compensation Device to its max because it is filled off your regulator. He wanted to put those 20 breaths in the bank while he had air. The fact that he did not have to resort to them does not detract from the intensity. Just think if he had not brought that third tank for safety.
likewise, I'm a recreational instructor but I have no desire to pursue cave diving, I've done cavern dives which is the beginning part of cave diving but not actual cave diving
I dont know those guys are tough as nails. Both knew the danger and both know that those things happen. I bet they are not angry with each other. Ever read the book or saw the movie "touching the void"? Two guys in the mountain and one cuts the rope to the other hanging free so he falls. He did it to prevent his own death. The other guy fell into a glacier and somehow survived. They never climbed together again but the guy that fell had no bad feelings for the other who cut the rope. He knows how things work if your life is on the line.
@@rahlap2449 I agree with you that he probably doesn't feel angry, but that is why I didn't mention anger in my comment. I was focusing more on guilt, embarrassment and things like that. The toughest people can still feel guilty because they failed a responsibility. To hear Donald talk about a moment where you dropped the ball might bring up some shame, guilt, etc.
@@Mr-E. Yeah thats true. Whatever Im just happy that Im not in a position like those poor bastards who paniced and did some panic-move that brings others in danger. Whenever I read or hear about that kind of stories, I think of the poor dude that cut the rope in "touching the void". Dude knows he did the right thing but to this day I bet he has nightmares doing it.
What gets me about this story is he risked his life and was close to death trying to go after his friend. All the while his friend was out just sitting there doing nothing. Not much of a friend if you ask me, never go into any dangerous situation with someone like that. But I am so glad to hear he made it. What a terrifying situation to be in.
He said himself, you only save yourself. His friend made the technically smart and correct move. All cave divers are made well-aware of the risk it poses.
It's the rule of all rescues. If you are putting yourself in immediate danger, you do not save them. It's a hard decision, but unfortunately, one body is better than two. (IE: saving someone that is drowning and also panicking, jumping in a river to save someone, cave diving)
@@DBPRODUCTIONS10 if you want a "source" refer to airplane oxygen mask safety instructions (only commonly evidenced example I know of) otherwise, it isjust known to be a logically based best practice for any type of rescue situation
Still and always will be one of my favorite fighters and this story gives me a completely different respect for Cowboy... Glad he was here to tell the story...
@Buckin Tweet - it's not stupid or dangerous if you are properlly trained. With quality training you learn how to deal with that. I have been in total silt outs plenty of times. You have to stay calm and use techniques you learned in your training to deal with it.
I use to go caving a lot in my 20's I got lost in a cave I had been in 20 times or more and I panicked and this was in a dry cave. My biggest fear is still being trapped underground. Another time I was in a very tight cave with a dozen or more tight squeezes, like crawling through 18" holes. So tight you need to take your helmet off and push it. While deep in this cave I heard a rumble, a sound you NEVER want to hear. All I imagined was one of those squeezes being blocked by a rock. Earlier that trip I acidently stood up and crushed a bat with my helmet. It slid off onto the floor and I felt really bad, like bad karma. then the noise ocurred! I left my group and made a beeline towards the entrance. I got out. No blocked passage but I was terrified. Never went into that cave again.
I've never experienced that much anxiety while listening to a damn story lol.. Thank you for letting him tell this without any interruption Joe, that was a good one..
Cowboy you are one of my favorite fighters because the quit in you is not there.. congratulations on your new found look on life.. keep it .. thanks for fighting to stay with us . And I’m sure a special thanks from your daughter who needs you here by her side an not watching down.. love ya brother and thank you for sharing your story with us..
Well done Joe. One of the hardest things to do as a host it to sit in silence. You recognized the greatness unfolding and let it happen👏. Amazing story cowboy you're a true warrior.
What made this story, is not just how the story begins and ends but how Donald Cerrone literally puts his entire emotions on display through it. Thanks Joe for not interrupting not even one time to one of the best podcast stories ever.
@Metallicalabrano4 and he's a successful fighter who could whoop your ass and he's making more than you could think of So enjoy your favorite snacks and watching your favorite movies and commenting shit like this and hanging in your mommy's basement 😉
As a parttime cave diver I'd love to hear his buddy's side of the story, of course cerrone is the brave hero especially in his own story but from the sound of it, Cerrone was the danger down there ignoring several rules there's even training for this exact scenario which he undoubtedly was trained for but chose to ignore, conversely the BS "number one rule is to only worry about yourself" rules aside, it sounds like his dive buddy followed the rules he was trained for and exited safely..............
I literally went through the comments looking for a comment like this, but it was just a sea of "what a hero" or "what a great story teller".. I have to be honest, I was rolling my eyes at times. And, frankly, I have never known another diver to have the "every man for himself" mantra that he claims is the #1 rule. In fact, I've known a lot of divers who have put themselves in danger to rescue strangers, let alone their friends
@@jmal529 ya same here, I’m naturally critical of claims but as I wasn’t there I can’t pass judgement, but if one actually listens to his story it’s rather clear that Cerrone is either engaging in hyperbole, exaggerating, or views the incident through an emotional lens clouding his perception of the reality of the events that transpired. Or perhapsa pleasant mixture of all the above, Either way I’m glad he’s ok but that still doesn’t excuse the fact of throwing your dive buddy under the bus in front of millions likely due to your own momentary lapse of sound judgement..
I always have to come back and listen to this when it’s in my recommended, because it is a combination of one of the best stories I’ve ever heard paired with next level story telling man! Hats of to these two for all their work and life experience.
So I was a diver for many years and remember one time diving off the backside of Catalina which is not always the best place to dive being choppy and having a lot of currents in some spots, but I was a new diver and happened to get caught up in seaweed or kelp forest with a strong current and I panicked, I tried to use my dive knife to cut the kelp and dropped it, causing even more fucking panic and at one point knocked the regulator out of my mouth. I saw my life flash before my eyes as I was seconds from choking to death on water and by some freaking miracle my dive instructor found me right as I was passing out and choking on my last breath trying not to breath in water, he saved my life and I didn’t want to dive for a while after that. He wasn’t even looking for me but some how saw my lamp going crazy from my panic. Crazy experience, gotta respect these cave divers as it’s just so beyond dangerous
I sort of remember this story from when he originally told it but I was listening to YMH today and Dan Soder mentioned it so I decided to go back and listen again. Listening to it now and having a daughter myself, it scares the fuck out of me. I can imagine that level of panic and the fact that he got out is just so amazing
Me and my dad used to play cave explorer when I stayed him sick from school.. now that I'm thi ming about it, it was really that fun and kinda hurt actually..
Joes decades of interviewing experience comes out in his podcast. He just lets them say what they gotta say. This whole video is just cowboy telling a badass story and joe letting him tell it
@@linex7566lol Every keyboard warrior's gotta problem with any story 🙄 on here. Just let it be an awesome story.. They just soo jelly of any attention like a whore cat 🐈 in heat 🤣 🤣 🤣!
Joe Rogan has a bad reputation for interrupting EVERYBODY while they're fucking talking & ruining what they were saying because he's switching the topic etc. Haven't you read the other comments here trolling him for being able to shut the FUCK up for once? Then there's you saying he always lets them talk. This is the 1 fucking time he's EVER shit the FUCK up this long.
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do .
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do .
I think the only time I've had somewhat of an impending doom type feeling was being in a crowd crush situation at concerts. I haven't gone to a concert in years, but just being in that one situation.....yea, I'll stay on the outskirts of the crowd, thank you very much.
What's really scarier: Almost getting lost in a cave because some dude left you for dead... ...or being the guy who left Cowboy for dead to save himself, and face him again. Alone. In the middle of the ocean. Think about it.
Parma zyxwvu i think that guy was smart for leaving the cave & getting to safety bc that’s literally what you’re supposed to do, but he should’ve either called 911 or composed himself and gone back to the cave in a safe manor to try and guide cowboy out
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do .
Imagine hearing this story from some guy in the bus and you are all up focusing on the story and ends with the shark line and you realise you've wasted all your time on a fake story from a crazy guy
Another rule of cave diving is that if you lose your buddy in a silt out you always always always tie a line to the main line so that when you find your buddy or get lost you can just follow that line back. He should have done that
At the end when Cowboy stood up and reenacted the victorious moment when he made it out of the cave and screamed.. every hair on my body stood up. Felt like I was being charged with very intense energy. Incredibly moving story.
All jokes aside. I really hope Cowboy stays safe when hes out there having fun, hes a talented martial artist who lives a fun life on the side. it would be a damn shame if something were to happen to him.
MrTruboy I get what you're saying.. and for the most part yes white people do crazy shit.. but Bill Burr has a podcast explaining it... we're just bored.. lol. Also cave diving is actually pretty important... it's not just done for fun there's alot of divers strictly for scientific research. But for the people who do it for fun I'll never get why they do it for the fuck of it.. youll never catch my ass in a cave.
@MrTruboy scuba diving is popular amongst other races too and ethnicities like Latinos, middle Easterners, and Asians. Not just whites or Europeans rather
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The way he told it left me wondering if he survived or not until he finished
Lol
Same ahahaha
Einstein Brainchild’s Playlist hahahha seriously man
He's really good at telling a story
Einstein Brainchild’s Playlist so I didn't see this comment before he was talking about his instructor so I thought you were talking about the dude telling the story I was so confused
Me trying to remember where I entered my minecraft cave from
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Exactly!! And not enough food or materials....digging up!! Hoping you don’t hit water or lava...the struggle is real
Hahahaha im dead af. Haven’t played Minecraft in awhile I might hop back on now lol.
One of the greatest 16min of storytelling I've come across. He explained it in a way that I was feeling like I was him.
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do
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@@electrictroy2010 the way he tells story just sets off my bullshit detector.
@@areyouavinalaughisheavinal5328 agreed, maybe we’re just skeptics
@NotZeet what?
@@electrictroy2010 to be fair panic can fuck you up especially when you're underwater in pitch black darkness, it's very hard to think straight when you think you're gonna die
*Joe after 15 mins of silence* "damn..."
That’s crazy bro
Have you had elk meat?
He's speechless lol
Damn bro imagine if you were on dmt
He was thinking about grizzly bears the whole time
I love how internally he calls himself cowboy.
Did you notice how many time he said “we” referring to himself and cowboy
@@walterlangkowski4723 that's how you usually talk to yourself.. We! I can't explain why .. it's just .. the voice inside your head and you!
We say we because their are 2 of us in our head. The real deep down you that pops up occasionally and auto pilot society built you
Hiken Ace I always refer to myself as “we” lmao I thought I was just weird
Hiken Ace We,meaning my real ego,and myself stripped of ego.My primordial self.
Cowboy broke so many records inside the octagon, now he broke the record for having Joe Rogan's undivided attention for the longest time on his show 😅 Great story!
RIGHT!!! 😂
I think Teddy Atlas holds that record, when talking about Mike Tyson.
Edward Snowden holds that title
David Goggins, sorry to rain on your parade
He definitely owns the best, most captivating story in J.r
E. History
The way he tells the story gives me chills man I would never do that
Just never dive with a dangerous diver like Cowboy, follow your training (unlike Cowboy) and you'll be fine.
@@brink6463 Great advice. Also don't believe anything Cowboy says
Spelunking is crazy too, and I have done it. I watched a documentary about a guy who got wedged upside-down in a dark cave. YUCK!
He just clipped together real cave divers stories and lied the entire time. You need
open water certification, then for Advanced Open Water Diver Certification
You take Enriched Air Diver Course with at least 10 dives using enriched air deeper than 18 metres/60 feet and
Deep Diver Certification or proof of at least 10 dives to 30 metres/100 feet
And be At least 18 years old and have a minimum of 30 logged dives or, 10 dives to 30 meters
Then you need cavern certification then you can go for your cave certification. He’s either a r-tard or a lying pos. I say both. What a loser..
@@8KilgoreTrout4 head first in to a new passage way because at that point in the cave it was the only way (him hoping withhis experience it’s only maybe 10 feet) only to get stuck upside down because it got to tight the section ended up getting sealed basically a personal tomb. John Jones was his name ,Nutty putty cave.
He is such an amazing story teller. I've never seen Joe Rogan so quiet during a podcast. Not a peep out of him until he was done with his story.
Now watch some actual pros tear his story to pieces: th-cam.com/video/4yO0iV4YcvI/w-d-xo.html
@melaniebaker2012 you where mislead by a liar telling a story. If you want to be proven wrong dive talk has a great video on this bogus story.
@@sphincter3132 Oh, I had no idea the story was made up. Thanks for the info! I love Gus and Woody's Dive Talk videos. I'll have to got check out their video debunking this story.
@@sphincter3132dive talk is lying
@@sphincter3132I call mad cap
Men used to tell other men stories around the fire...
Now we listen to Joe Rogan's podcasts
Sad....but true
Manly*
I still sit around fires telling stories with my manly pals. All it takes is a little willingness. But you’re still right. Interesting thought.
Zebulous keep the tradition alive!
Better than wine bar with gf
"Drownings my biggest fear" - Man who goes cave diving
@@billgreenly5522 why are you talking like the dudes a bitch for not going cave diving lmao. Its such a niche thing and super dangerous. And as far as i know most of it doesn’t result in anything other that adrenaline rush. So you could literally die for nothing.
@@billgreenly5522 there are plenty of fun things you can do that don’t require you to risk your life. You don’t have to be a shut in either. Not everybodys an adrenaline junky man.
@@billgreenly5522 nobody was, at least in this thread. So either you’re trolling or too damn sensitive
its called facing your fears. He does it often. Incase you didn't know he fights men in a cage
@@crazycamyo7126 that's facts right there. i read the OG comment as a complement as well
He’s alive telling the story and I’m panicking during his story hoping he survives. Bravo.
I had two family members that did work , for the Smithsonian. One was a Geologist , Claude Swicegood. The other was his Niece, Roberta Swicegood and she was an Diver and Explorer. She died while doing sump diving to map the underground River Systems, on the East Coast. While down in the depths, she broke her Leg. Her Dive Partner was forced to leave her, because she had become stuck. By the time Rescuers made it back, she had died, alone in the dark. god rest her Soul, and that of all the Explorers who gave it all, to bring the World to us.
Joe is best interviewer, He stayed quiet. 'Cause he recognized how intense the topic was.
@Sonny You would be very surprised. Watch any "bad" interview or at the very least an amateur one, and the host will constantly interrupt or keep interjecting with "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, uh huh, yeah, yeah". A great host knows when to shut the fuck up.
One of the few times Joe wasn’t talking over his guest continuously lol
@Sonny just go watch late night shows like Jimmy fallon n Kimmel those fucking idiots don't know shit
@@Marinebiology488 I dont rly think he talks over them. It usually just seems like conversation back and forth
NuKeZ z have you not seen him and Eddie Bravo? Lol
Cowboy beat the cave fair and square, I had it 1,2 and 5 for Cerrone and rounds 3 and 4 for the cave.
Round 4 was probably one of the best rounds in history.....
Fight of the night and performance of the night to cowboy!
The head kick the cave gave him in round 3 was by far the best thing I’ve seen
Cave Diaz
hahahahahah.
I remember watching this interview awhile back and then about six months ago watching Dive Talks take on his story. Then I went back and watched this story again and man what a change of perspective.
Dive talks bro
Upon rewatching I believe Dive Talk misunderstood the story.
@@alugificator Why is that?
@@The88Cheat From what I understood, Donald & his buddy were making a jump from the main line to another area of the cave and his buddy was the one running the new line. When they reached the new area and prior to tying off, his buddy got tangled in the newly ran line and caused a silt out. So, Donald backed up out of the silt and grabbed onto the line that ran deeper into the cave (where it was clear) but he had to let go of that line and go back into the silt toward the exit. (His vital mistake here was not tying off in case he got disoriented and had to come back to start again, which sure enough happened).
Due to the fact that his buddy got tangled, panicked and then ended up exiting by following his own line out by himself, Donald says near the end of the video, “next time i’ll run my own damn line.”
The Dive Talk guys seemed to instead make the assumption that Cowboy backed out and grabbed the line BEFORE the silt-out.
Joe needs to have the DiveTalk guys on.
I wish. I'm guessing you saw their video on this story too?
As a parttimer, his story never made sense to me and am glad fellow divers covered this. I'm amazed at one's ability to BE the problem and simultaneously make himself sound like the brave hero......
@@RizztrainingOrder yes lol that was my thing. Like you're the hero of the problem you caused? I've dove open water a lot and done some real basic 'caving' if you wanna even call it that and I caught all the mistakes
i can't stand how pretentions they are
He literally putt me in that cave with him.
Literally? Are you sure?
@@bernardomcf2842 lol they're stupid
Just putted ya right in there
krylonking420s yea hes a fantastic story teller
krylonking420s I think you need to research the definition of the word 'literally'.
I just want to commend Joe for showing utmost respect by staying silent the ENTIRE time Donald was telling his story - which would’ve otherwise ruined the tension and suspense. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Joe knows best
Man yall just have to "commend" him for the same exact thing every single time a video comes out lol
@@GlorifiedGremlin many podcasts have hosts that talk more than the guests, its not a bad thing to encourage that sort of behaviour from joe as he will see the feedback and change accordingly
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do
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Imagine if Neil Degrasse Tyson was there 😂
After I watched the Dive Talk reaction to this video, I had to come back and laugh
Joe is an Incredible listener. You can tell this guy relives that often. I could feel the anxiety when he was talking
I literally envisioned the entire story wtf this guy’s a great storyteller
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Honestly though. When he talked about the not being able to see in the silt I was like *YUPPPP RIP* 😭😭
He’s such a dramatic cry baby. This isn’t even good story telling if you know anything about diving.
@@youtubehandle_kate i bet you stink irl
@@goobaflooba lol this dumbass can’t even get his verbiage right when it comes to diving. Stick to losing fights.
First time EVER Joe let someone talk that long..... Best story on Rogen, hands down.....
Leveck Family exactly, that was enlightening. Man, gotta look out for #1 in those caves.
BrutesMcGee actually, I figure number 2 is a bigger problem what with all that silt and stuff...
It seemed like a very emotionally and psychologically taxing story so hopefully Joe was letting him vent the weight off this guys shoulders
Sue aiken was pretty good too
Right!
Terrifying. One of the stupidest things I've ever done (and I did some incredibly stupid stuff when I was young) was getting myself lost under the ice by myself in very bad visibility. I know exactly how that feels. I was incredibly lucky and found a way out in a few minutes. But in those few minutes I experienced everything he describes. The panic followed by forcing myself to calm down, picturing my final moments imagining my friend on the surface telling my family what happened. It was a very long few minutes!
Yeah man I almost drowned on a river rafting trip. Got sucked into an undertow and luckily wrapped in a ball to protect my head from hitting on rocks. I counted to a little over 30 seconds and then had that moment where you realize that you're going to die in just a few moments time. I let go and accepted that was my fate and had an extreme calm come over me but good heavens I am glad that I resurfaced right as that last inhale took place. I got really lucky that day.
Man I’m glad to hear you’re okay! I hope you are doing great to this day brother!
Relieved and happy you are still here on this earth. I had a similar situation where I became extremely calm when I realized I would drown to death… but I survived and panicked the moment I realized I was alive. The moment itself when I let go, though, was calming. Grateful to be alive, there was another level of panic that entered my body when I was back onshore… thinking “wow, that could have been it.” It’s amazing what the mind and body do to protect us. Those experiences really change us - I’d like to think for the better 🫶🏼 In any case, I’m happy you made it too.
Doesn't take much more than a few minutes to drown, so that was more than long enough
Yikes. That's always been my nightmare. Glad u found your way out
Man this story brings back some insane feelings. I almost drowned on a river rafting trip. That feeling of pure helplessness is so absolutely terrifying. Hearing his story brought it all back. I was literally sweating lol.
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This is the one time I wanted Joe to ask. Right at the end of the story.
“Damn dude that’s crazy, have you ever tried DMT?”
Lol ya but I highly doubt cowboy has ever done DMT
This story is actually a metaphor for a DMT trip.
@@dkmma3312 he said he did it once
What is DMT?
@@dkmma3312 He talked about doing it on JRE
That's the quietest Joe's EVER been... E V E R!!
Listen to his podcast with Marcus luttrell, silence
@@matthewo6927 isn't he the marine dude who they made a movie about? Lone survivor?? Defo got to check that out! Didn't know Joe had him on. Thanks
15:51 he felt the panic
He was holding his breath. He thought his high ass was down in that cave running out of air
he can be quieter, as he says, "it's entirely possible"
15 minutes just to learn his instructor panicked and re traced his steps, and Cowboy going in circles for 40 minutes 😂😂😂
Damn… laying next to my 1 year old made me realize how precious life is how important we are to them.. I’m glad you never gave up. Lesson for all of us men if things get this bad keep pushing for the loved ones
I'm sat here sweating and Cowboy has the audacity to say "hope that i explained that good for everybody"
😂
What an incredible story. You could see it in his eyes and the tone he used to describe the event that it was life or dearth. Had to be such a surreal moment.
Hahahahh Man im hyperventilating to this story
This story is mostly bullshit lmao
Glad I chalked up before this one. LoL
Didn't know cowboy is such an awesome story teller
People who do crazy shit have awesome storys
it's the mushrooms experience that gave him this ability. not that he was not good at storytelling before
He's certainly an awesome bullshit artist
you know WHY he's an awesome storyteller?? oh my god you're a genius!!
fucking artist :))
Ive had a close call before and let me tell y’all it gets very dark when you think you are not going to make it. The way he explained his frustration and will to live is very similar in my own experience and from others that I’ve heard. It’s that human instinct that we’ve kept dormant inside of us because we are to comfortable with life and we really shouldn’t be. Those instincts have kept us alive for thousands of years.
I watched a documentary about a diver who disappeared in an underwater cave. Months later, the camera crew followed some divers into the same cave, and at one point, the lead diver bumped into something. He pointed his light upward, and it was a swim fin, still on the foot of the lost diver who's body had floated up to the ceiling. You could hear him scream even though it was underwater. That gave me chills, and changed the chances of me ever doing cave diving from "no" to "hell no."
What’s the documentary called
@@Dudechill- rt
@@Dudechill- "Ben's Vortex"
I'm a 40-year diver and instructor. I've dived shipwrecks, heavy currents, shark-infested waters, etc, and had just about every bad diving scenario happen, but I've never had the balls to dive in caves. His story confirms to me that I never will.
Tiger sharks will almost never even bite a person I've had hundreds of tiger sharks all around me on a dive in the keys. They look at you and just swim by. Now great white sharks I've never seen or would want to be around
@Saber I mean do you have a brain? Dude, sharks arent that aggressive, and they 99% wont bite you. Also, you look up and you see the sunlight, or the sky, or the clouds, or where the exit is. Not when youre cave diving, some caves can have a 20 meter long corridor that you cant turn around in on a dot. If you get lost in a cave, you need to know where the exit is, otherwise its game over. Sometimes a cave can collapse. In a cave you cant just go up to get out of the water.
@@bwp714 Well yes he said it was an unspoken rule :3. You can't really hear those.
@@InfectedByZanza starting with “do you have a brain” makes the rest of your sentence seem condescending, too. Most people with a brain would have an iota of social knowledge and wouldn’t start their sentence with that.
@Saber You should do your research about cave diving. Cave diving is absolutely dangerous, way more risky than diving with Sharks. You are in pitch black darkness and one wrong mistake will cost you your life. Many caves go very wide at the beginning and as you go deeper it becomes narrower, and in times when you come back up you are in a space that is too tight to get back up and you just drown. Some Underwater Cave also turns at an angle and if you have no sense of direction you might get lost under there. Remember, there is NO LIGHT down there. You are in pitch black darkness, and if your lights go out or you don't have a Line that Donald is talking about here to guide you back to the surface, you're done.
That's why in Cave Diving it's very important to have extra training and follow every single rule in cave diving because so many people have died doing this. In short, Cave Diving is EXTREMELY Dangerous.
This was easily the most bone chilling story I have ever heard! He should do audio books....That crap is still giving me chills!
Brian Girley I dont know, man, could you drive while listening to this?
Leveck Family I don’t know. I was doing other things like normal and I totally stopped and didn’t move until the end.
I Dig Ohio you are what you eat right Brian?
I thought it was kind of hard to follow.. He's a great fighter but he's not much of a story teller..
Me too, man I started to breathe a little heavy just listening to this.
That last bit, the comment; "So, we're not diving together again are we?" Is spot on. If a situation like this arises with a dive bud, you should both be in agreement that you two don't match in a cave diving situation and shouldn't submerge together ever again. Find someone else who you match with, someone you can trust and whom trusts you. Need to understand eachother in order to make a good match for this activity.
Dive Talks reaction tobthis is so good
Yes Joe Rogan! This is how you don't interrupt
Schaub would've shit all over this... Hundred percent. #gayman
rogan is especially good at interviewing and listening compared to the average person. likely why his podcast is so huge.
Rachel Nichols from ESPN needs to come take notes
Yikes. That dude can tell a story. Almost as intense as the movie “diving into the unknown” I enjoy scuba diving and freediving but this type of extreme cave diving is not for me..
Cave diving is so dang next level. Be safe people, always plan your dives dive with partners and have someone to know if you do not check back in again.
@@TroyD96 that 20 breaths were his gas gauge being a MM above the stop. He filled up his Boyance Compensation Device to its max because it is filled off your regulator.
He wanted to put those 20 breaths in the bank while he had air. The fact that he did not have to resort to them does not detract from the intensity. Just think if he had not brought that third tank for safety.
likewise, I'm a recreational instructor but I have no desire to pursue cave diving, I've done cavern dives which is the beginning part of cave diving but not actual cave diving
For real
ExpatMoe agreed
Thank u cowboy 4 everything and I hope u keep this life avenger up and stay strong 4 ur kids
Joe is amazing. He stays silent and keeps eye contact. That's how you show respect.
This stressed me out. I like that he didn’t act like he wasn’t scared
😂😂😂😂
@@stevepriest7341 I found the laughing village idiot.
@@josephdockemeyer6782 ?
I am trying to imagine the other guy watching this and feeling intense guilt, embarrassment, etc.
I dont know those guys are tough as nails. Both knew the danger and both know that those things happen. I bet they are not angry with each other.
Ever read the book or saw the movie "touching the void"? Two guys in the mountain and one cuts the rope to the other hanging free so he falls. He did it to prevent his own death. The other guy fell into a glacier and somehow survived. They never climbed together again but the guy that fell had no bad feelings for the other who cut the rope. He knows how things work if your life is on the line.
@@rahlap2449 I agree with you that he probably doesn't feel angry, but that is why I didn't mention anger in my comment. I was focusing more on guilt, embarrassment and things like that. The toughest people can still feel guilty because they failed a responsibility. To hear Donald talk about a moment where you dropped the ball might bring up some shame, guilt, etc.
@@Mr-E. Yeah thats true. Whatever Im just happy that Im not in a position like those poor bastards who paniced and did some panic-move that brings others in danger.
Whenever I read or hear about that kind of stories, I think of the poor dude that cut the rope in "touching the void". Dude knows he did the right thing but to this day I bet he has nightmares doing it.
Yo this is some good shit to read after smoking a blunt
@@mrlee9691 😂😂😂😂
What gets me about this story is he risked his life and was close to death trying to go after his friend. All the while his friend was out just sitting there doing nothing. Not much of a friend if you ask me, never go into any dangerous situation with someone like that. But I am so glad to hear he made it. What a terrifying situation to be in.
He said himself, you only save yourself. His friend made the technically smart and correct move. All cave divers are made well-aware of the risk it poses.
It's the rule of all rescues. If you are putting yourself in immediate danger, you do not save them. It's a hard decision, but unfortunately, one body is better than two. (IE: saving someone that is drowning and also panicking, jumping in a river to save someone, cave diving)
@twow3f855 source? Genuinely curious if true
@@DBPRODUCTIONS10 you wont find a source but it is a widely taught practice for rescue workers, its not an official rule or law just a good practice.
@@DBPRODUCTIONS10 if you want a "source" refer to airplane oxygen mask safety instructions (only commonly evidenced example I know of) otherwise, it isjust known to be a logically based best practice for any type of rescue situation
Still and always will be one of my favorite fighters and this story gives me a completely different respect for Cowboy... Glad he was here to tell the story...
Reminds me of when I couldn’t find my car in the Walmart parking lot
Brooooo 😂🤣🤣😂😂
💀💀💀
That may be the funniest thing I read in over two years.
Lmao
Lololol. I literally laughed hard reading that comment.
I’ve never experienced that much anxiety while listening to a story. And I am starting my cave training in a few months ...
You start your training yet?
@@beetee801 I believe he died. Jumbo Dog was just in the news as a drowned cave diver.
@@andrepounds7134 sounds legit. They definitely used the correct name Jumbo Dog?
@@leewilson6033 yeah dumbo dog and dumbo cat very sad they were real ones 😩😩😩😩
@Buckin Tweet - it's not stupid or dangerous if you are properlly trained. With quality training you learn how to deal with that. I have been in total silt outs plenty of times. You have to stay calm and use techniques you learned in your training to deal with it.
I use to go caving a lot in my 20's I got lost in a cave I had been in 20 times or more and I panicked and this was in a dry cave. My biggest fear is still being trapped underground. Another time I was in a very tight cave with a dozen or more tight squeezes, like crawling through 18" holes. So tight you need to take your helmet off and push it. While deep in this cave I heard a rumble, a sound you NEVER want to hear. All I imagined was one of those squeezes being blocked by a rock. Earlier that trip I acidently stood up and crushed a bat with my helmet. It slid off onto the floor and I felt really bad, like bad karma. then the noise ocurred! I left my group and made a beeline towards the entrance. I got out. No blocked passage but I was terrified. Never went into that cave again.
I couldn’t imagine how helpless you would feel trapped in pure darkness
I've never experienced that much anxiety while listening to a damn story lol.. Thank you for letting him tell this without any interruption Joe, that was a good one..
Interstellar and Dunkirk music plays.
Hell ya that story had me breathing heavy and my anxiety through the roof as if I was about to die sitting in my bed haha... glad it’s over
I didnt want to listen just on the title. I had to build up the courage! Lol
LOL Joe did great not interrupting, was so into it
@@weedvideos420
None, I'm not taking that chance lmao.. Well, I have had one from New Orleans east, so it can't get much worse than that..
Imagine how many stories like this you’ll never hear. Glad he made it out alive.
He has tonnes of these stories. Cowboy gotta do these all on his TH-cam account.
@@eezlummockelchev420 and they’re all bullshit
“Deadmen tell no tales” -pirates of the Caribbean, Disneyland
@@cllax14 So funny to see Groomerland's stock tumble.
@@cbbees1468 I don’t have any stock in Disney so it doesn’t affect me? Calm down there edgelord lol
never not heard joe speak over someone until this
Cowboy you are one of my favorite fighters because the quit in you is not there.. congratulations on your new found look on life.. keep it .. thanks for fighting to stay with us . And I’m sure a special thanks from your daughter who needs you here by her side an not watching down.. love ya brother and thank you for sharing your story with us..
I did not know much bout the UFC, I thought this guy was a professional underwater cave treasure hunter with a cowboy hat
Same here. Your comment led me to go watch a video. I clicked on one of him just finishing fights. That dude was kickin' some heads, yo!
@@bradsmith6019 yep, legend of the sport, most fights, most wins, most finishes, most fight bonuses, sadly i think its time for him to retire
@@saunajoe5973 Then, TH-cam led me to Khabib Nurmagomedov. That guy is a legend!
Hes not a pro and his story is bullshit this didnt happen. There are tons of videos with real pro divers debunking his story
@@vashisl33t wtf are you talking about lmao
Well done Joe. One of the hardest things to do as a host it to sit in silence. You recognized the greatness unfolding and let it happen👏. Amazing story cowboy you're a true warrior.
This guy is great at parties!
My TH-cam Comments Are Now Shadow Banned hahaha funny bro 'can perform triggered' killed it 😂
Nobody is gonna interrupt Donald Cerrone when he’s a few beers in😂 you’ll get head kicked
schuab would
If Bryan callen was there he would of asked some stupid question
What made this story, is not just how the story begins and ends but how Donald Cerrone literally puts his entire emotions on display through it. Thanks Joe for not interrupting not even one time to one of the best podcast stories ever.
Awesome man, I heard it from someone else and the joy i got when in ending that u made it
Watched this in my pool while relaxing, immediately got out.
Rip Bryan Callen cave diving wasn't for him!!!
Bahahaha
hopefully you didnt kickup any silt
I call bullshit
watched this is my bathtub, immediately got out.
Cowboy “The Best Story Telller” Cerrooooone
@Metallicalabrano4 Bruce Buffer: IIIIIIIIIIIIt's, TIIIIIIIIME.
@Metallicalabrano4 and he's a successful fighter who could whoop your ass and he's making more than you could think of
So enjoy your favorite snacks and watching your favorite movies and commenting shit like this and hanging in your mommy's basement 😉
I'd leave a like but you have 444
Edd Sorenson would be amazing as an interview! He has saved men and women from death. He make sure that they come home
th-cam.com/video/IM3fh_svzOI/w-d-xo.html
As a parttime cave diver I'd love to hear his buddy's side of the story, of course cerrone is the brave hero especially in his own story but from the sound of it, Cerrone was the danger down there ignoring several rules there's even training for this exact scenario which he undoubtedly was trained for but chose to ignore, conversely the BS "number one rule is to only worry about yourself" rules aside, it sounds like his dive buddy followed the rules he was trained for and exited safely..............
😂
I literally went through the comments looking for a comment like this, but it was just a sea of "what a hero" or "what a great story teller".. I have to be honest, I was rolling my eyes at times. And, frankly, I have never known another diver to have the "every man for himself" mantra that he claims is the #1 rule. In fact, I've known a lot of divers who have put themselves in danger to rescue strangers, let alone their friends
@@jmal529 ya same here, I’m naturally critical of claims but as I wasn’t there I can’t pass judgement, but if one actually listens to his story it’s rather clear that Cerrone is either engaging in hyperbole, exaggerating, or views the incident through an emotional lens clouding his perception of the reality of the events that transpired. Or perhapsa pleasant mixture of all the above, Either way I’m glad he’s ok but that still doesn’t excuse the fact of throwing your dive buddy under the bus in front of millions likely due to your own momentary lapse of sound judgement..
Joe rogan : "Did you find any elk meat when you were down the cave in panic mode"
J B Elk meat and DMT
Wasnt sure if he was gonna make it out at one point there 😂
Patrick Sullivan yoo fr man😂 I was like “fuck I hope he makes it out”
Lmfao i feel u brother. He made it like The survivor supposedly never made it
He's gonna do it again...
Yaaaa 123
I'm guessing the friend didn't make it out ??
I always have to come back and listen to this when it’s in my recommended, because it is a combination of one of the best stories I’ve ever heard paired with next level story telling man! Hats of to these two for all their work and life experience.
Now watch some actual pros tear his story to pieces: th-cam.com/video/4yO0iV4YcvI/w-d-xo.html
Sorry to ruin it for you but it's been extensively called out as being a bullshit story by expert cave divers, multiple times in fact.
Imagine surviving all that just to go to Randy Savage's garage sale to buy a hat.
Criminally under rated comment.
Imagine going to randy savages garage sale 👀
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jfc lmao
Lmfaoooo
I almost drowned listening to his story
Right! Lol
Always come back here and listen
So I was a diver for many years and remember one time diving off the backside of Catalina which is not always the best place to dive being choppy and having a lot of currents in some spots, but I was a new diver and happened to get caught up in seaweed or kelp forest with a strong current and I panicked, I tried to use my dive knife to cut the kelp and dropped it, causing even more fucking panic and at one point knocked the regulator out of my mouth. I saw my life flash before my eyes as I was seconds from choking to death on water and by some freaking miracle my dive instructor found me right as I was passing out and choking on my last breath trying not to breath in water, he saved my life and I didn’t want to dive for a while after that. He wasn’t even looking for me but some how saw my lamp going crazy from my panic. Crazy experience, gotta respect these cave divers as it’s just so beyond dangerous
Holy shit. that's one of the most intense stories I've ever heard.
He had me wondering if he was even gonna survive lmao
What’s it like being the kind of person who just repeats the most popular comment?
David V you ever thought that multiple people can think the same thing
Me tooooo
He had me wondering if I was gonna survive. LOL!
I sort of remember this story from when he originally told it but I was listening to YMH today and Dan Soder mentioned it so I decided to go back and listen again. Listening to it now and having a daughter myself, it scares the fuck out of me. I can imagine that level of panic and the fact that he got out is just so amazing
I was gasping for air the entire time cowboy was telling the story God man what an experience
To prevent this is very simple kids.
"let's go cave diving!"
"no"
Thank you. Common sense. Fight or flight response.
Me and my dad used to play cave explorer when I stayed him sick from school.. now that I'm thi ming about it, it was really that fun and kinda hurt actually..
Some people like to have fun though
@@DoppSkates are you saying what I think you are saying haha
LMK97 Lotta better ways to have fun.
Moral of the story: When it counts LISTEN TO YOUR OLD LADY. They sense things we dumbshites don’t
😂
@Eva B. ..... you must know it to be true 😂👍🏽
This is true
SO TRUE
and there's the other 1001 times they are just being worrywarts.
Goosebumps. What a test. This guy is legendary 😯
Unbelievable how great Cowboy told this story! 2 of my favs here J Rogan & Cowboy
Joes decades of interviewing experience comes out in his podcast. He just lets them say what they gotta say. This whole video is just cowboy telling a badass story and joe letting him tell it
i suspect joe knew it was complete bullshit
@@Shadow1986 did it get exposed as fake or something?
@@linex7566lol Every keyboard warrior's gotta problem with any story 🙄 on here. Just let it be an awesome story.. They just soo jelly of any attention like a whore cat 🐈 in heat 🤣 🤣 🤣!
Joe Rogan has a bad reputation for interrupting EVERYBODY while they're fucking talking & ruining what they were saying because he's switching the topic etc.
Haven't you read the other comments here trolling him for being able to shut the FUCK up for once?
Then there's you saying he always lets them talk. This is the 1 fucking time he's EVER shit the FUCK up this long.
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do
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Cowboy is officially the second greatest storyteller of all time.. only behind Slick Rick of course.
ochobengal hahaha you SOB!
Ayyyee
Kevin Johnson damn totally forgot about joey da gawd lol
Charlie Murphy up there to!!!
K.holiiday Charlie is responsible for two of the greatest stories ever told lol
Imagine someone going through this exact same situation but we never got to hear their story
Wow! A story I would have never expected from a UFC fighter. And such a good story teller. I felt like I was in the cave with him.
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do
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Now watch some actual pros tear his story to pieces: th-cam.com/video/4yO0iV4YcvI/w-d-xo.html
And you didn't. It's been debunked as complete bullshit lol.
he's def not a good story teller lmao
Cowboy: tells crazy near death story
Joe: damn that sounds like this dmt trip I had last week
Never laughed so hard at a youtube comment😂😂😂
😂
Ahhh yes the old DMT jokes on a rogan video... How original
Longest time Joe has not interrupted👏
Right
I think the only time I've had somewhat of an impending doom type feeling was being in a crowd crush situation at concerts. I haven't gone to a concert in years, but just being in that one situation.....yea, I'll stay on the outskirts of the crowd, thank you very much.
I really recommend watching dive talks break down on this story.
This dude has some major PTSD from this incident
i thnk this dude is just an asshole in general. but yea, ptsd for sure as well.
Brandon Nevarez why is he an asshole? Maybe you’re just a sour bitch
Brandon Nevarez
How though?
@@vipa8403 if you have to ask why then you need to re-watch this video dumbass.
Brandon Nevarez this comment alone proves your a mad at life and will take it out on anyone that can’t to anything about it
Win or lose tonight cowboy is legendary and I hope life is good to him and his family. Keep fighting and keeping coming home to your family.
Jose Pataquiva cowboy is great a loss will not bring him down
He lose
This is peak JRE!!!
The good ol' days.
Everyone loves a good storyteller
While his telling the story I’m trying to control my breathing
Controlling my cock
What's really scarier:
Almost getting lost in a cave because some dude left you for dead...
...or being the guy who left Cowboy for dead to save himself, and face him again. Alone. In the middle of the ocean.
Think about it.
definitely almost dying in a cave. What kind of stupid question is that
@@petergazer9135 like a plane bro, right over your head....
Parma zyxwvu i think that guy was smart for leaving the cave & getting to safety bc that’s literally what you’re supposed to do, but he should’ve either called 911 or composed himself and gone back to the cave in a safe manor to try and guide cowboy out
RB3K Call 911? lmfao
Cosmic Bro yes get connected to the national guard/rescue divers, whatever it takes to save a life dumb bitch
Great storyteller this is one off the best podcasts 👏
This guy is such a great story teller . had me on the edge of my seat the whole time like "did he survive?" even tho he is telling the story ahahahha
DONALD STUPIDLY LET GO of the mainline. Twice. Meanwhile his friend calmed down & followed the mainline & went direct to the exit. As you’re supposed to do
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@@electrictroy2010 spamming the same comment over and over again 🙄 get a life
@@HeArN0EviL it’s true though lol Donald has been exposed by cave divers for telling this story 😂
@@HeArN0EviL He's right though. Maybe @electricboy2010 is trying to point out this guy's bullshit story.
You should ask a cave diver if his story even sounds true
And just then a shark appeared out of nowhere and I rode it to safety.
Imagine hearing this story from some guy in the bus and you are all up focusing on the story and ends with the shark line and you realise you've wasted all your time on a fake story from a crazy guy
Muslim Mystic id be angry for at LEAST a week
@@jalalkphilosophy more entertaining than tv
Muslim Mystic 😂😂
Glad you made it Brother!🫡❤️😎
Another rule of cave diving is that if you lose your buddy in a silt out you always always always tie a line to the main line so that when you find your buddy or get lost you can just follow that line back. He should have done that
Excatly
I was driving when I first heard this podcast, halfway through the story I had to pull over and give it my full attention, powerful story
Hahahahahaha...
For a second there i though you wrote "diving"😂😂🤣
I was like who tf listens to podcast while diving
At the end when Cowboy stood up and reenacted the victorious moment when he made it out of the cave and screamed.. every hair on my body stood up. Felt like I was being charged with very intense energy. Incredibly moving story.
Gay
you lost it
Thanks Bill Burr 🙏🏾
@Miles Davidson I'm dead😂😂💀💀💀
You and me both. I've had to watch this atleast 4 times
absolutely heart wrenching
Who thought an UFC fighter can be such a wonderful storyteller. Absolutely amazing
The way he stood up at the end and hollered was fucking so real and awesome.
All jokes aside. I really hope Cowboy stays safe when hes out there having fun, hes a talented martial artist who lives a fun life on the side. it would be a damn shame if something were to happen to him.
We get it Truboy you're racist
MrTruboy I get what you're saying.. and for the most part yes white people do crazy shit.. but Bill Burr has a podcast explaining it... we're just bored.. lol. Also cave diving is actually pretty important... it's not just done for fun there's alot of divers strictly for scientific research. But for the people who do it for fun I'll never get why they do it for the fuck of it.. youll never catch my ass in a cave.
Sounds like a threat to me
@MrTruboy scuba diving is popular amongst other races too and ethnicities like Latinos, middle Easterners, and Asians. Not just whites or Europeans rather