During filming his podcast, the Joe Rogan Experience, the famous UFC commentator revealed one of his biggest fears.
In this episode, he had Remi Warren, a hunting guide, writer, television personality, and host of his own podcast, as Joe described him. Even though we are usually more intrigued by podcasts where Joe Rogan features scientists, doctors, and popular businessmen, a podcast with a person like this sometimes can really overcome our expectations. I mean they talked about world problems, current global situations, and movies, and both shared some exciting life stories.
Joe Rogan Scared Of Food Shortage
However, what caught our attention is the mention of the evident food shortage happening in the world and the moment. What fueled this shortage is the Russia-Ukraine war, the sanctions imposed on Russia, and the decrease in farming businesses over the last years.
“I don’t know why everyone is forecasting these fucking food shortages! It’s like freaking me out cause I hear about it in the news constantly. ‘Food shortages are coming!’ Yeah but how? There’s so much food. What are we doing? What are we going to do differently in six months than we’re doing now that you’re supposing there’s going to be food deficiencies?” Rogan says.
Even though this might sound a little bit humoristic, I assure you it is not. Food shortages are real and are evident. It can be already felt. The main beverages that we buy on an almost daily basis have been made more expensive. Sometimes, if you go shopping in a smaller local store you can even see that there is literally no bread, or no oil left on the rack. And this is really serious. We should do something. We don’t want the next world war to be for food.
There are rumors circling online that the food factories are initiating fires and other catastrophes purposely. This is still not proven to be true, however, with the state of the world today nothing would surprise me anymore.
“I’m sure they were burning factories already. I’m sure there’s something going on. How many factories are there? How many food factories are there? Are there thousands? Have we lost two? Like, what’s going on there? What should I worry about?” – Joe exclaims.
However, this is not about scaring you. Nobody is doing this intentionally so people will freak out. It is simply happening. Nobody wants it to happen, but it is happening. Same as natural disasters. Sometimes you can live through several a year, and sometimes there are none for more than a year.
“As long as the power stays on and the freezers keep running — good to go. My family could eat and my friends could eat for a year” So for all you Rogan friends. Do not worry, your friend has you covered.
