Transcript
0:00 I had a guy on my show and he talked about how these people came for him and he called the cops and the cops didn't show up. They're outside his house for an hour and he said, "That's why I have a gun now." And I was like, "All right." And then it happened to me. Really? Yeah. Can you elaborate on this? I got a call from Joe Rogan and he's like, "Hey, my security guy said there's a guy here and he's looking for you and they think he has a gun and he seemed like he was on meth or something." And I said, "What what kind of a car does he drive?" I was like always driving like a blue pickup and I looked outside my front window and there it was. So I call the cops immediately and I have this hilarious conversation where I trying to explain to them who Joe Rogan is and I'm like it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You know I'm trying to explain why this is a credible. So finally I'm like there's a guy that like well did you see the gun?
0:46 And I'm like no I told this the security guy at Joe Rogan. So who's Joe Rogan? You know it was just one of those conversations. So like okay we'll send a car. They didn't send the car for an hour.
Summary
- The speaker had a previous guest who experienced a similar threat and emphasized the importance of having a gun for protection.
- Joe Rogan's security alerted the speaker about a man looking for them, suspected to be armed and under the influence.
- The speaker humorously describes their struggle to explain Joe Rogan's credibility to the police during the emergency call.
- The police took an hour to respond to the situation, highlighting issues with emergency response times.
- The conversation underscores the challenges of communicating urgency in a crisis to law enforcement.