“Look at That Piece of Sh*t”- Proud Owner of $50,779 Classic, Joe Rogan Details the Stark Difference Between the 1969 and 1980 Ford Mustang

Joe Rogan‘s love for cars is no secret. From vintage muscle cars to modern miracles technology, name it and the UFC commentator has it in his garage. Moreover, his fascination with cars extends beyond their mechanics; he recognizes them as works of art.

Recently, Rogan welcomed Amanda Feilding as his guest on episode #2002 of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. Feilding is a renowned psychedelics researcher, and a majority of their conversation revolved around psychedelics. At one point, the 55-year-old drew a fascinating parallel between Mustang cars and psychedelic substances.

Joe Rogan relates Mustang cars with psychedelics

In the podcast, Rogan pointed out a relation between the decline in the aesthetic design of the Ford Mustang and the passage of the Controlled Substances Act in 1970, which effectively prohibited the use of psychedelics.

He compared the looks of a 1969 Ford Mustang with a 1980 Ford Mustang. According to him, the looks and design of the 1969 model were way better. Looking at the 1980 model, he said – “This is just disgusting. Look at that piece of sh*t.”

Interestingly, it was around the same time a federal act banning psychedelic substances was introduced.

“(Comparing the two cars) The difference is so stark, it’s amazing. And it is so clear that the time period directly correlates with the sweeping psychedelics acts of 1970, where they stopped people from using these things. They made them forbidden and dangerous.”

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He apparently suggested that the banning of these substances may have stifled the creativity of designers and creators. Moreover, Rogan himself owns a vintage Ford Mustang Fastback – 1st Gen. It is worth around $50,492 today.

When Joe Rogan criticized Tesla

In episode #1998 of JRE, Rogan shared his thoughts on Tesla, the groundbreaking electric vehicle manufacturer. While he admitted to owning a Tesla himself, he expressed a level of skepticism, cautioning against overreliance on the vehicle’s autonomous features.

“Yeah, I don’t trust it. I have it, I don’t trust it. Yeah, I have a Tesla. Answer the address you want to go to, press auto navigate. Here, stops at red light. You are supposed to keep your hand at the wheel though. Just in case.”

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