Jose Aldo has been in the fight a game a long time and has done thousands of interviews. Over the course of that time the former UFC Featherweight champion has been asked and answered every question imaginable pertaining to his fighting career and abilities in the cage, and done so while flying under the radar where controversy is concerned.

On the flip side, veteran MMA journalist Aaron Bronsteter has asked nearly every question imaginable, and was in the process of doing the pre-fight shuffle when he stepped in to speak with Aldo following his official weigh-in for his bout with Max Holloway at UFC 218 on Friday morning in Detroit.

The Brazilian needed to strip down and use the towel, but ultimately made the required 145-pound weight limit in order to make the title bout official. All Bronsteter did was ask Aldo about making the grade, and the former titleholder's response was all kinds of wacky.

Granted, the transition from his native Portuguese to English most certainly left something lost in translation, but just how much is really hard to gauge. Take a listen for yourself.

Well this was amazing, @aaronbronsteter. https://t.co/0eYSuqTv2x

— Shaheen Al-Shatti (@shaunalshatti) December 2, 2017

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We've heard of Georges St-Pierre going to his dark place ahead of fights, but Aldo seems to be taking that notion to entirely new depths.