Quote · Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
Ep 623 - The Good Guy Weed (feat. Lemaire Lee)
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Aging Rock Stars, R&B Singers, and Old-Man Horniness
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From Jackass, the conversation drifts to what it must be like to be a 50-year-old R&B singer still writing about women, or a metal musician whose rage has been replaced by contentment. Lemaire notes the inherent sadness in still singing about physical desire at that age. But Shane counters with a philosophical insight he delivers with the confidence of a man discovering gravity: at a certain age, the fear of death and a man's horniness don't compete — they merge. The result is an overwhelming, unstoppable force. The observation is the spiritual ancestor of the extended Belichick debate that follows. [1] — Shane Gillis "When you hit 70, your fear of death and your horniness don't fight each other — they fuse into the single most powerful force known to man.…" 17:20
When you hit 70, your fear of death and your horniness don't fight each other — they fuse into the single most powerful force known to man. Shane says it like he just discovered gravity, and the room immediately knows it's true.
