Bruce Lee death coroner report25:53
“Dangerous swelling of the brain attributed by the coroner to a hypersensitivity reaction to ingredients in the prescription painkiller equagesic.”
“But I don't want to ruin anything. No, it's incredible. It was actually so good. I'm reading a novel right now. Dark Matter? Yeah. It's by Blake Crouch. They'll probably do that and fuck this world up. It's really cool. It's about the multiverse. That's the fear is that putting that kind of technology in the hands of just some person who's smart, some guy who's”
“I don't have stuff. I can't make a demo. They don't like what I'm doing. She took her tax return and bought me a Korg drum machine. She bought me that Korg drum machine. And me and my man, Frankie, shout out to my man, Spin Master Finesse, Frankie.”
“And this is the language of success we're talking about right now. You got to be relentless. That's why, like, shout out to my man Tim Grover. He wrote the book Relentless. He trained Michael Jordan. He trained Kobe. I work with him sometimes. Good vibe. Good friend of mine. You have to be relentless.”
“One of the most impactful books for me was a book that I read when I was very young called The Book of Five Rings. Oh, yeah, Miyamoto Musashi. Yeah. So let's say, let's say, let's say you read Miyamoto Musashi. You read that a lot of times, right? Oh, yeah, yeah. I've read that. I don't even know how many times.”
“I'm literally going to set my intention to do the work. And then all of a sudden, he writes Legend of Bagger Vance and all these great books, and it becomes hugely successful. And turns it around. You know what's crazy? I heard this quote, right? And it like, it stripped me down.”
As referenced on air, with the quote and the moment. Reported, not evaluated.
“Dangerous swelling of the brain attributed by the coroner to a hypersensitivity reaction to ingredients in the prescription painkiller equagesic.”
“I didn't even know that I had all of these boxers in my family until I did my DNA research with Henry Lewis Gate on finding your rooster.”