In episode #2257 of The Joe Rogan Experience, the popular podcaster welcomed close friend and frequent guest Brian Cullen. The two discussed the wildfires raging in Los Angeles County and the mismanagement of the entire ordeal, which reportedly caused various complications.
When Cullen criticized the Los Angeles Fire Department’s poor wildfire management, Logan joked, then used humor as a way to express his anger at the staggering salaries of the fire department employees tasked with pouring water into the fire hydrants. there was.
he said:
“I’m not going to sit here while you disrespect the great people who run Los Angeles. Did you see that the woman responsible for filling the fire hydrants gets paid $750,000 a year? That’s a lot It’s sitcom money. It’s like, “I’m a sitcom star.” Not a star, but like a sitcom third person. ”
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Watch Joe Rogan mock one of the Los Angeles Fire Department employees (1:32):
Although Logan is no longer a California resident, he has expressed anger at the state’s government’s response to the wildfires. In fact, on episode #2256 of his podcast, he and fellow comedians Ari Shaffer, Shane Gillis, and Mark Normand voiced their criticism.
Joe Rogan was once warned about the possibility of wildfires like the Palisades Fire
Joe Rogan, a former California resident, is no stranger to wildfires. In fact, we have been forced to evacuate due to wildfires in the past. Interestingly, Logan was once told by a firefighter about the possibility of an unstoppable wildfire, which he shared in episode #2178 of his podcast.
he said:
“So I was talking to this guy and he said, ‘Hey, one day there’s going to be a nice breeze and a fire will start in the right place and burn down all of L.A.'” The road to the ocean. There’s nothing we can do about it. ”
Watch Joe Rogan reveal his past conversations with firefighters (1:40:54):
It’s a story Logan has told many times on his podcast, highlighting the precarious situation across California.
Edited by Krishna Venki