If there’s one thing certain about Joe Rogan, it’s that he is fascinated with animals. He also might appreciate them more than he does humans. The podcast host shared a story about why he moved from Los Angeles with Red Hot Chilli Pepper’s Anthony Kiedis.

Mark Wahlberg just left Chicago to give his children a better place to live. While this news was doing rounds on the internet, UFC color commentator Joe Rogan shared the real reason he left Las Vegas to shift to a $14 million mansion in Texas. He also spoke about how it’s more peaceful; living away from the city and closer to Mountain Lions.

Joe Rogan likes living closer to Mountain Lions and away from Humans

Joe Rogan is a veteran UFC commentator. He’s also the host of the ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast on Spotify. The Fear Factor host is further a master of directing conversations to take an interesting turn. Celebrity guests feel comfortable and tend to open themselves up while conversing with him.

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In episode #1884 of JRE, Anthony Kiedis joins the show. Kiedis is the lead vocalist of the famous American band “Red Hot Chili Peppers”. The two started talking about their time living in Los Angeles. Joe Rogan shared the main reason why he had to move out from there “But I had been thinking about getting out of L.A…” and added “I get anxiety about the sheer number of people…” pointing out the extensive population. Los Angeles is one of the most populated cities in the state of California.

“The untenable volume of human beings…” “There’s a certain level of anxiety that comes with that” claimed the 55-year-old, currently residing in a $14 million mansion in texas.

Anthony Kiedis inquires, “You did live in the Boondocks, did you not?”

The Fear Factor host states “I lived a little outside…” “Like I didn’t live in the city-city…”

Claiming he enjoyed places with lesser humans involved. Then, He said places like Montana or Utah feel more relaxing because of the lower population.

The JRE host claimed that where he lived, “There was a lot of like owls and coyotes and… Mountain lions!”

This amazed Kiedis and he goes, “Those are my people…!”

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Who wouldn’t love to trade places with Joe Rogan?