Joe Rogan and fat meat head sidekick push idea of expensive watches being important

Troy York
   Joe Rogan puts out many clips and is the premier pod caster one often with the hugest number of views and downloads. Joe Rogan and his head are  the premiere YouTube sensation as he speaks in a microphone and looks at the internet in a new wave age media host of the era. So e of his videos are good and some are just paid advertising it appears and a recent episode and clip of him talking about expensive watches proved my point. Joe Rogan joked about hos over-valued these watches are but then laid praise for them and how incredible works of engineering these 80000 dollar watches are in this video for YouTube he shot with his fat buddy.

Joe Rogan said these watches don't do anything more special than his three hundred dollar watch yet somehow this talk undoubtly was Joe Rogan glamorizing the concept of extreme capitalism and how a few snooker wealthy individuals or those withing to give this impression by speeding so outrageously on a watch. This spending for a wristband that just tells time is the most of
ostentatious piece of jewelry for plutocrats to display their plutoness. Joe Rogan should of told this guy that these watches look like shit especially this black one and the others which looked like something that would come out of a kids gumball machines. Expensive watches are like paintings being an investment and practically are fake ways to increase money for rich people in safe investments that are not risky like the up and downs of th \e stock market. The only difference is that at least art took time and was produced by men of some talent while these watches are dull,dumb, and really serve little purpose in life except fake over-valuation for autocrats to display they can afford this and spend lavishly through domination of the economy and set their wages. Joe Rogan's lack of critical analytical examination of these expensive watches just proof of what little weight or knowledge  he carries as a moderate social critic. 

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