A few days back, Logan Paul rolled out one of the most decorated episodes of his podcast alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger. Ever since he began this channel, Logan Paul always brought in the biggest of celebrities, from sports, entertainment, the music industry, and more.

However, the buzz around his episode with Schwarzenegger was different for obvious reasons. In this podcast, Paul and his team spoke to the all-time great over many points. But out of the blue, ‘The Maverick’ asked Schwarzenegger a thoughtless question, and he even got a witty response from the legend.

“Why do you still come to the gym?” he asked.

“For the same reason as why am I having breakfast every day. I had breakfast yesterday. I had breakfast 10 years ago. Why am I still having breakfast? Why am I still sleeping? I slept 5, 20 years ago, I slept 10 years ago, so, I’m still sleeping every night.”

“Exactly, same as with training. Training is part of my life. It’s that simple. Nothing will ever change until I die. I will be working out and I will be having a great time in the gym and I will be getting the pump.” replied Schwarzenegger.

Logan Paul was star-struck by the multi-tasking legend. He praised Schwarzenegger many times throughout this podcast.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger built his identity with bodybuilding, and he went to places. Just like Paul, he inspired many young guns to stay cautious about their physique, thus getting in their finest shape.

Logan Paul spoke about meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger in his childhood

In the same podcast, Logan Paul asserted about meeting his childhood hero at an event.

‘The Maverick’s father took him to ‘Arnold Classic‘ event in Ohio. Paul was just 11 then, and he witnessed his hero by being absolutely close.

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Logan Paul even touched the bodybuilding maestro’s arm, and he described what he actually felt.

Even in the above podcast, the happiness on Paul’s face was evident as he looked upon his hero in this episode.

What do you make of ‘The Maverick’ and Schwarzenegger’s above comments?