Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Joe Rogan Experience #1477 - Tony Hawk" video.

I'd love to see Joe's reaction when Rodney tells him about using the wheel well of his car to tear his hip apart
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He said the guy "fell on some hard times" so I'm wondering if it was Gator. Hosoi?
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Stacy was the only person he actually said the name of in the whole interview.
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44:30. In 1992 I bought my first "modern" board in that you could literally buy the exact same setup today. Shapes haven't changed and materials haven't changed. I remember it specifically, it was a Kelly Bird Real board and it's funny to me I still ride the exact same setup. Same size board, wheels, trucks haven't changed, it's the same.
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People always shit on the top. Gretzky was a whiney baby, Tony Hawk is awkward and goofy, and today kids bag on Nyjah Huston even though he's absolutely beyond incredible. It's just the way it is.
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There were several instances here where he could've really spiced things up, but he's so low-key that it doesn't seem to be in his nature. He's always downplaying stuff. I was friends with some of his Birdhouse riders and Tony was just so quiet and gentle. He needed a BF on there with him who was more like the Steve-O type who'd go off on some stories about Tony.
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He has about a hundred different way he could've made this interview epic but he's too humble/low key for that.
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Lance is still pro, Cab is still pro, there are tons of old dudes still with their name on a board.
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Do it.
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His Feasters street part was legit.
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YouTube doesn't pay for content. Spotify gave him 9 figures to walk away.
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Welcome to skateboarding.
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Makes sense Duane was a fuckhead and just pouty that Tony had legit skill and wasn't a pile. I was wondering if was Gator or Hosoi maybe, but you're probably right.
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Gee, where to you think that conversation would go? What to talk about that they might have in common? Hmmm.. think, think.
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