Joe Rogan was seriously freaked out his latest guest figured out a secret that UFC commentator hasn't even told his wife.
Since starting 'The Joe Rogan Experience' podcast back in 2009, UFC star Rogan has recorded episodes with sports stars like Mike Tyson, celebrities like Jamie Foxx and even US President Donald Trump.
However, it's not just famous celebrities that come on to Rogan's popular podcast, as the 57-year-old also hosts experts from various fields or occupations that interest both him and his audience.
In his most recent episode, Rogan spoke with American mentalist and mindreader Oz Pearlman, and it's safe to say he seriously freaked the podcast host during one section of the episode.
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To show his ability to read minds, Pearlman asks Rogan to think of his credit car PIN code, something that his wife doesn't even know, and what follows seriously freaked the UFC commentator out.
"I want it to be spontaneous. Would your wife know your ATM PIN code?" Pearlman asked.
Before Rogan bluntly replied: "No."
Pearlman then got the podcast host to quickly name a random four digit number, before breaking down how his selection and behaviour afterwards revealed what his actual PIN number is.
After Rogan picks the humber 2020, the mentalist is able to quickly figure out that the first number is a low number, before successfully guessing that it is 1.
Acknowledging that the successful guess was clearly making Rogan uncomfortable, Pearlman noted: "I like the fact when people always say to me it's fake when they watch the videos they're like 'You must have set it up.'
"Joe doesn't even want this to happen right now. He had no idea this was going to happen."
Pearlman goes on to figure out that the final number is the biggest, before writing down his guess for the entire PIN code and showing it to Rogan, who confirms that it is correct.
"Yeah....that's weird. I'm skeptical because I've got that pin code in the mail. I don't like that," Rogan admitted.
Replying, Pearlman joked: "He's calling his bank right now and being like 'Yo, do you know this, has this guy been playing the long game?""
Ben McCrum