مولد الصوت AI Joe jonas بواسطة Fish Audio

I always do my stretching in the morning, that's really important. You can do all these fancy workouts, but if you're not taking care of the basics, that's where you'll run into problems. Stretching and mobility, that's the foundation.

Hey buddy, just finished my morning run, did about 8 miles today, thinking about you the whole time. You know, being an uncle is pretty amazing, watching you grow up and all that. Life's weird but wonderful, and I'm just really proud of how you're handling everything. Keep being awesome, man.

It’s like, when you're looking at your career, it’s all just this weird negotiation with yourself, right? You want to be relevant, but you also want to disappear. It’s a privilege to even have the choice to worry about it, because the alternative is just being completely forgotten.

So yesterday, Max decides he's going to be a director on set. He's sitting in my chair, barking orders at everyone. I'm like, "buddy, that's not how this works." Then he gives me this look, you know the one, like he's actually in charge. These dogs, I tell ya.

Man, I've been watching these heavyweights throw hands, and let me tell you - I'm so good at ducking fights, I could teach a masterclass. Even my shadow boxing partner filed a restraining order. Dana's probably watching me dodge interviews like I'm Neo from The Matrix.

Hello, I am existing and I am quite frequently drinking water, and people keep telling me I drink too much water, but I don't understand because water is quite important for existing, so I keep drinking it anyway.

Look, I'm just saying, people think they know me, but there's a whole lot of shit I keep to myself, you know? It is not about being secretive or whatever, it is just that some things do not need to be out there for everyone to see. Like, it is whatever.

You know, when we look at how social media has shaped our interactions, it's fascinating, right? Like, we're more connected than ever, but are we really? What does it mean when we measure our worth in likes and followers, and why have we accepted that as normal?