uncle joey helping us grow day by day

"the secret to success is delaying gratification" sacrifice

@Vid_Master

2 жыл бұрын

You can train yourself to enjoy delaying gratification and getting big goals that you want, I made the choice to continually do this myself and I have accomplished a lot of really cool stuff since then. its worth it

@Obajorba

2 ай бұрын

Fuck yeah

For anyone reading this, if you have a dream but you're worried that you might not have that security or that stability if you chase that dream and it fails, forget about all that shit. Bite the bullet and leave everything behind, chase that dream. That security, that office job and that normal life isn't going to save you in the end. Nobody makes it out of this alive, we all die. Make this life a good one and if you fail, fuck it, you tried. And that's more than most people can say. If you fail, you won't regret trying and if you succeed, your dreams become reality.

@MainForcePatrolKZ

7 жыл бұрын

True words, well said.

@LuiWrenches

7 жыл бұрын

UNITDW i needed to hear that today thank you.

@liblib89

7 жыл бұрын

The feeling of ten years later and being no where near your goal should be a lot more scary than the fear of failure

@larryable1

7 жыл бұрын

In this day and age that is the best thing to do, Dependent

@patlyons7515

6 жыл бұрын

Love the comment. I was once told you only have 1 job and you cant fail.... Die. Very true everything else you can.choose

I'm 25. We all have our own battles, and a lot of people have been in wars. Much love.

@juanconnor8224

7 жыл бұрын

CM Connolly Like college tuitions which throw students to a market place that's aint hiring, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. I love Joey, but this baby boomer rhetoric is hypocritical. College in the 60s and 70s was what? $50 bucks a semester? Joey alot of the sacrifices that you made man, is the current standard to ALOT of young people nowadays.

@wifiunove1650

7 жыл бұрын

Hector Torres he had to rob and con to feed his vice. sacrafice?

@HotBoxTrucking

7 жыл бұрын

people are dumb to pay for college if they know it wont get them anywhere and to make it free will only make it harder. would u finance a car that doesnt run?

@CZRXCZR

7 жыл бұрын

SCIENCE!!!

@TheorizingWithBen

7 жыл бұрын

The sacrifice is letting your family down by avoiding college. Hope they understand natural adulthood. That and letting down high schools who lie about it as the only way to attain a career.

I tell my friends everytime we have a few drinks and we open up to each other, to always appreciate what they have. I grew up in 4 different foster homes before I was 16. Mother a drug addict, father in jail. I had to figure a lot of shit out for myself. When I see kids freaking out at their mother or father over something trivial, it always bothers me. What I see, is a caring parent. A roof over their heads. Food in their stomach. Unconditional love. I envy that. I don't know what it's like to love a parent, but I know those who haven't had that opportunity wish that they had. As the old saying goes, "You don't know what you have until you lose it". Trust me, you don't want to lose it to know what you had. There's a lot of things I wish I had, but I wouldn't be the guy I am today if I did. Struggle produces some of the most strong characteristics in a person. You either learn the hard way, or you don't learn at all. Much love Uncle Joey!

@jmgmarcus808

5 жыл бұрын

Brandon Hinton Hell yes bud, I can tell some stories myself. You did it right, you know what's up. Nothing comes easy.

This is the kind of talks you need to hear when you're 16 or 17 getting ready for life! I'm about to be 23 and barely starting learn about these sacrifices, I feel old, as if I wasted my good years right out of HS going to college by not making any real sacrifices. Some real shit here, Uncle Joey speaking truth doing the damn thing!!! Saludos de Houston Texas!

@tominhaledhisfingers2468

7 жыл бұрын

eloy pena I feel you mate, I'm in the same spot. As we say over here "It's never too late" said joey at 50 years old! Love from Finland

@Selektur

7 жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat! Going to turn 23 in a month and haven't done shit with my life. 23 is still relatively young, better realize now than when you're 30.

@awsomedude123ism

5 жыл бұрын

Selektur im also in the same boat but I’m only 20. Feel like I haven’t done anything in life yet but I do have dreams and I’m really ready to make sacrifices but I feel like I don’t know what they are

@assholedestroyer4207

5 жыл бұрын

I Can get free university I can start in 6 months I am 16 and it will take 3 years should I do that? Or just get a job

@GaiaMisery

5 жыл бұрын

eloy pena I’m 38 and felt old since I was 21

Dope advice, but most of the comments on this video are bitter as fudge. Guys don't complain appreciate it, because if your daddy didn't tell ya uncle joey did.

@chiva714

7 жыл бұрын

Eldy Bellacetin for real! Motherfuckers are missing the point. It's either going over their head or they're taking it up the ass and trying to discredit Uncle Joey's advice by pointing out irrelevant shit haha

@DeathBecomesHerDeathBecomesHer

6 жыл бұрын

bitter as fudge? yo, fudge aint bitter, it's sweet.

@struckmatch3400

5 жыл бұрын

Amazing comment

@pmoneyblazes247

5 жыл бұрын

Death.Becomes.Her.07 Death.Becomes.Her.07 word dude is a half a mo mo

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Dope advice is all that Joey gives. That and advice on sandwiches.

I'm 20 and I'll just say that sometimes sacrifice isn't even a choice

@RandomRabbit007

4 жыл бұрын

If you dont have options, youre a slave

@FREEDOMFORUKRAINE2024

Жыл бұрын

Most people don't know how lucky they are. If you have never been standing there with a rope around your neck, you are lucky.

Needed that this morning, shout out Uncle Joey 🙏🏼💯

Thanks Joey. I needed to hear this

Thank you Joey Diaz. I needed to hear this. As someone who is trying to navigate this life out, very helpful love you

Thank You for sharing your wisdom and experience!

Gotta make the tough decisions... Great episode, got me through a long ass flight today.

I needed this uncle joey . thank you

This clip really changed my perspective I'm now working part time at a bar so I got money to go to comedy gigs in South Africa - I really had hit a slump and had an entitled shitty attitude - but hero's make sacrifices and are empowered by them - thanks you for sharing fam stay black.

@shroomhead4065

3 жыл бұрын

Stay black? Wtf.

@MJ-mi5sb

3 жыл бұрын

@@shroomhead4065 stay black brother you aint been listening to uncle joey

Thanks for this video.

It does suck to work on sat when your your young , but it does keep you from almost getting killed going out

@Zb_Calisthenic

4 жыл бұрын

Fact

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Truuf

every time joey hits the table my sub hits so hard haha

Great discussion. I love when the podcast goes into personnel development and self help. Uncle Joey has a wealth of knowledge to share. thanks for posting.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

But by no means is Joey’s life any kind of roadmap to follow.

Simone keeps morphing into Eddie Bravo. Imagine the beard and see what happens.

@KingHookJ

5 жыл бұрын

Like, I'm not saying anything I'm just saying, like, look into it man

@IAMIRONMANG

4 жыл бұрын

i clicked it cuz i thought it was edgy brah

Whys everyone crying in the comments?

Joey's incredibly quotable in the most unexpected moments, because he will say it so passively. Ex. "They didn't want to sacrifice the most important things for the most important thing". It's so true: You have to be willing to give up everything you have, to get everything you want.

Obviously we all know how to sacrifice we all grew up playing Yu-Gi-Oh!

this was really strong life changes always have ups and downs

I preciate' this video.

Replayed this over and over, neccessary for me to get this to sink in

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Brady Lorenz I hope that you didn’t abandon your daughter.

This is great advice!

This is EXACTLY what i needed to hear right now tp hello me stay strong for my kids & to stay clean 💙 thanx joey. This helped me See things clear when i needed to the most

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Let’s just hope that don’t abandon your kids too.

The key to success is delayed gratification.. as im eating impulse pizza.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Theo Phillips as long as it’s not Domino’s

Good talk

Essentially, Joey sacrifices his first daughter for comedy.

@Ash-se6gh

5 жыл бұрын

vimar miranda poor thing

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Dick move.

Bless uncle Joey 🤙

I love this. I sacrificed a lot of fun studying and doing well in school. ❤

Its not just work you sacrifice in order to become whom you really seek to be in life. This also falls in line with relationship, career, family, hobbies, social life, etc. All areas depending the individual can be sacrificed to gear a person to the bigger picture. And many of those obstacles or sacrifices are namely the things we as a people most have issues with starting out since our early childhood.

uncle Joey dropping some knowledge as usual

Like this episode

I was a three time cancer survivor before I graduated high school. I never really had a high school experience and I never really had a college experience. During my first journey with cancer I lost 60 ibs and felt on top of the world. I thought I was in love but it was fake nice bs. You deal with that being a cancer patient. People always tell you kind words online but when it comes to reciprocating that in person the actions don't meet the words they expressed. My ego was distraught I never trusted my self having that much ego and confidence. I was mad and angry at the world so I started smoking and drinking and I tormented that poor girl. The weed and the booze made me paranoid. I was always anxious it just amplified all those emotions for me. After my second relapse with cancer I finally decided to get sober. I'm six years sober because every time I would continue to smoke weed after chemo I always relapsed. Wither it was bad juju or whatever I finally gave up weed and booze. ten years later I'm finally deciding to get my shit together and become healthier. My goal is to live out to see my retirement and have kids and family. Keep chasing that dream. I honestly believe that everything is inspiration people who say they are wasting time in life aren't looking at time as an growth opportunity even if your on the couch. Keep up your drive and always use your initial ideals to guide you through your storm. Keep Fighting!

@AzzaTheForbiddenOne

Жыл бұрын

May God bless you ✊🏼❤

Love to sit and talk with joey I know he could help me out

The war of art! Sounds like a book you should write Joey 8:57

Preach uncle Joey

Gotta watch Joey every once in a while to get a dose of real

preach it unkle Joey

Knows what my house would smell like on Sunday

LESS people know sacrifice while more know convenience. But like lots of people have been saying, sacrifice is something an INDIVIDUAL does, and there's still plenty of selfless and determined young people.

back in BOULDAH!

💙💙💙

Where can I find the full podcasts?

Delco shirt!

Diaz, your not talking about sacrifice your speaking self discipline. You sacrificed nothing other than your daughter for your personal gain and her pain. Sorry Chico, that isn't a sacrifice. You did something to better yourself at the expense of her losing her father because he couldn't man up and face the problem and do what needed to be done. Sacrifice is to put yourself in front to the betterment of others. Having to be away from your kids over Christmas to pay the mortgage so your family isn't homeless, not eating for a day or 2 so your kids can eat and have lunch, that is sacrifice. Passing up a party to do some comedy shit isn't sacrifice. Yours is a criminal mind. Your thinking is that doing something like, "if I do this right thing, I sacrificed". Nah man, you did shit. Sacrifice is your pain for others happiness.

Why was he 15 in the 7th grade lol

Your right uncle Joey.

next level pearls

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

On your face, maybe.

I need help with this. I sacrificed from 18yrs old to 24 yrs old. I worked at a construction warehouse my whole college career and went to school full-time. Studied on the weekends and when I had some time. Sacrificed a lot of time with friends and family and activities on myself. Now I am 25 yrs old and in the bummer, I have Saturdays and Sundays off. I have gotten lazier, I dont feel like doing anything and I am on the verge of losing my job. I feel like crap and dont feel like doing anything . I have even picked up on drinking everyday. I am so lost and dont know what to do. I do work out every other day and do dumbbells other than that just youtube, booze, t.v. video games and lazy.

@Lishkabro

5 жыл бұрын

Rants/Tips you’re not alone man , I spent my early 20s doing construction work , I’m now a journeyman carpenter , but I’m not entirely sure I want to continue doing this as it’s difficult to make easy money, but you can make hard money , good money , but you have to bust your ass . There is no salary. So yea , life is full of twists and turns and that Instagram , family wealth we see being passed down to kids , you can’t compete with that, in the long run our struggle will improve our lives .

@MarkanVaran7

4 жыл бұрын

restrict youtube to bare minimum (only subscribe to things that are useful and maybe few stupid/funny videos like pranks and ultimate fails) but bear in mind that youtube is like a drug/sugar, it's addictive and once you start watching you'll find yourself at 1am still watching the videos so don't really spend that much time on it. Lay off the video games. I played a shit ton of video games when I was 8 up to about 17 and even though I have some really good childhood memories of those games and times I would do absolutely anything to go back and try again in football and training because video games are cool but having a healthy sports life is way better and who knows maybe you can make it in pros. Lay off the booze and drink it occasionally if there is some special moment and try to develop a strong mentality.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Hold your hands and arms over an open flame everyday. It’ll toughen you up.

@FREEDOMFORUKRAINE2024

Жыл бұрын

Switch the alcohol for weed and avoid liver disease later in life my dude. Other than that. I am in the same boat. Just passing the days as fast as possible with video games and weed. I really don't know what to do currently. I don't want to do anything. I want to be left alone. I don't know. I am 22 and feel done with life.

I'm 24...young people don't understand sacrifice..they've never seen it before..I am Portuguese, my dad made sure I know what sacrifice is..havin a job isn't sacrifice, goin to school isn't sacrifice..sacrifice is sacrifice

Gotta sacrifice!

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Your child?

Sacrifice is key

Like Jhon Lithgow in cliffhanger. .. sacrifice

Wisdom.

fuckin legend 💙

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Not really.

u say what?

once good choice will bring 5 or 6 bad choices out of your situation.

Why is everyone taking him personally, im 22 and he is definitely right, parents are more protective of their children and life is easier overall so naturally we are more spoiled and arnt forced to learn to sacrifice at an early age till we grow older and responsibilities hit. This was not the case before where the kid could chill till an older age. He is obviously saying generally this is the case, doesnt mean every one of you. Jesus christ how is it hard to understand implied generalizations lol.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Because abandoning your child is no sacrifice. It’s selfishness.

im quitting marijuana after over a decade of excessive smoking,and joey helped me.had to take a hard look at my life and i realised its been holding me back for far too long.if i ever become slightly succesful then i will blaze to the cows come home but not until i have stability security like minded friends and ultimately a loyal girl.wish me luck mofos...and i dont want lee to leave the podcast.seeing too many hints lately that he could be gone soon to focus on stand up.hope not.

Joey I need to do a podcast with you about a great book I wrote. Tell Joe Rogan lol he has to be there too. Love ya cs lol

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, I’m sure he’s going to make that a priority. You mortadell.

Poor Lee! 😂

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

.... he needed that motivating pep talk.

no we don't it's to easy now

I understand now I’m 23

The good thing is I made watching football my job 👍😝👍

TLDR He moves away from his family to pursue his (acting/comedy?) career. The second part is actually about carving out time. Then cycles back to working more than 40hrw, pre6am starts.

If you ever quit Fentanyl cold turkey, you know what sacrifice is. Sacrificing instant gratification for long term success

Joey the world most successful ex cocfend comedian

👍

Subbed, im in san diego, hit me up when youre down here or ill find you

@dukewent1909

7 жыл бұрын

Flat Earth SubGenius lol wat the fuk

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Weird and creepy, you stalker.

When I Genghis Khan this society at a pivotal moment in history that will define the modern era I will appreciate all of you who "Sacrificed" everything to transcend this pitiful monetary debt slave labor reality conjured up and manipulated by the ruling class throughout human civilization.

Man Joey kind of roasted Lee.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Lee is a fat, worthless slob. He needed that.

Wait so I should move to LA…?

Joey makes out to be every little thing he did was a sacrifice. I went to work…sacrifice. I took a crap…sacrifice. I ate breakfast….sacrifice. I took a shower….sacrifice. Give me a break Joey Diaz. Everyone in creation did 80% of what you label as a sacrifice. Don’t break your arm patting yourself on your back. Your still not “clean” when your dope smoking more than you ever did coke my friend. I’m sorry. Your doing great my friend, but your not quite there yet. But your doing way better than you were🙌🏻 Congratulations 🙏

It was sons of anarchy the expression

This is a great video but that guest looks like a mix between Eddie Bravo and Theo Von

Does his shirt say delco il die

@brunsta234

6 жыл бұрын

k Pupo what's that

@MrBogswallop

5 жыл бұрын

dwd ded Delaware county PA

just two words : south america

Young people don't think Joey Diaz knows what perception is

@ericvega3597

3 жыл бұрын

What

it means cronic depreshion

@lerp5555

7 жыл бұрын

Those. red dots under the words that you're typing mean they're misspelled.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Dunce.

Ok boomer

Not really in this video but Joe likes to over talk everyone. If someone can relate and they want to add their ten cents in Joey will immideitly speak over them or will say look listen lol.

29 Haters

ok boomer

I love Joey, but he hangs out with people like Lee, Redban, Iliza, Schaub, Ari, and Bert.....not a fucking work ethic between those guys. Plenty of people in the real world are hustling for that envelope everyday, but dont get your world view from the green room of the Comedy Store. The fact remains that MOST people will never know what sacrifice is until they have a child of their own....until then, they can go from state to state and job to job without worrying about much. Joey has sacrificed, and he knows that is the key. Joey DOES have a good work ethic (the best in Deathsquad probably) and he's trying to help Lee so that Lee doesnt find this shit out at 45 like Joey did. We give the advice we most needed ourselves....and Joey is no different. The advice he gives to Lee (that Lee has refused to follow for years now) IS good advice. You can get away with Lizard Meat, blackjack losses, and a controlling unemployed girlfriend when you are in your 20s.....BUT....if you DONT put up with that, you will have a much better foundation to build your Church upon. Redban could be a millionaire by now if he would have just kept his eye on the prize....instead, the guy has lost ground, gained weight, and lives with a mail order bride. Imagine Lee's life off of the Church gravy train.....hard to pay for the LA/Vegas lifestyle when you're being paid for YOUR wit instead of Joey Diaz'.

@bdavis0344

7 жыл бұрын

Gekokujo76 ehhh you lost me as soon as you said Schaub, Bert and Ari have no work ethic

@Gekokujo76

7 жыл бұрын

I forgot to add Duncan and Esther Ku to the list. Hey, I dig Bert, Ari, and Duncan...but these arent the "go getters" that wake up with their dicks hard looking for an envelope. Ari is LAZY....by his definition and those of his friends. He is currently not working or answering phone calls for the 3rd month in a row. Duncan has never put out a special. Ever. You cant name your favorite Duncan bit unless you've seen him live. The guy is unemployed more than your lazy cousin. Bert has 2 fucking kids and he spends most of his time on the road, doing Reality TV, or drinking out in his Man Cave. Besides Joey, there isnt a single Deathsquad type whose podcasts have INCREASED since they got the JRE bump. MAYBE 1 a week from these guys. If you arent outworking somebody in a Mcdonald's drive thru....you dont get to talk about work ethic. Dont confuse "success" with "work ethic". If you were to take two medium comics and have one do the open-mic at Chuckle Hut and the other does 3 hours on JRE....which one is going to sell 5k t shirts the next day? That has NOTHING to do with work ethic. Talking in front of a mic is work....writing comedy isnt easy....but just shitcasting your thoughts while drinking with your friends? It's so easy, Lee can do it on 2k mg of THC. Not exactly the salt mines, comrade cocksucka.

@bdavis0344

7 жыл бұрын

I don't like Schaub, but the guy has two podcasts and an HBO show ik the works. He's definitely putting in the work to get where he is. Ari has albums and specials as well as an established show on comedy central. I don't know what him leaving the country and living his life disconnected from the rest of the world takes away from the work that he does when he is working. As far as Bert goes, you contradicted yourself about Bert. You just said he spends most of his time on the road DOING SHOWS or taping reality TV which is also WORK. I honestly don't understand what point you're trying to make with those three. I don't care what you say about the other people, I didn't bring them up...you decided to go on a Duncan rant yourself. I don't even consider Duncan a comedian he's a Podcaster that used to do comedy. I also don't know why you're complaining about the number of podcasts they put out on a weekly basis. You ever stop to think that they don't release more because they're WORKING so they can't record more? I'm sure fighter and the kid has numbers comparable to JRE and I'm sure Berts podcast is fine as well. Just because they don't record an episode on a daily basis doesn't mean they aren't working. That's just a silly thing to say.

@dogma71

7 жыл бұрын

Actually Esther Ku turned a MTV gig into a money making standup career quickly at a young age normally takes 15 plus years for them to make decent money. She has to deal with not developing as a comic for jumping a head so fast.

@Gekokujo76

7 жыл бұрын

Again...you guys are confusing "success" with "hard work". Rogan FILLS up a day, but his labor consists of hiking up snowy hills and lifting up heavy objects or rolling with black belts. That isnt "hard work", although it certainly would be if those were his jobs and he showed up to them 40 hours a fucking week. His job where he made money consisted of describing fights (a job he initially did for no pay after flying out on his own dime) or feeding cockroaches to coeds. THAT isnt hard work. THAT is how Rogan got huge. Rogan being huge is what made the rest of them register on everybody's radar. "I made a million dollars because I designed an app that sorts your hats by color" IS NOT the kind of "hustling" that The Church of What's Happening Now is talking about. There is no "ballsack" needed for app design, there is no sacrifice to getting syndication checks for reality shows. Schaub DEFINITELY makes A TON more money by selling shirts to you momos than he did for getting brain damage from fighting the best fighters in the world. WHICH ONE WAS HARDER WORK? You people dont even know what it means....and that is why Joey is right. Podcasting is a way of making money....but are you really going to call it "hard work"? Like I said...if Lee can do it on 2k MGs of THC, it cant be that taking mentally or physically CAN IT??? "b-b-but he's making money, so it's work"......what the fuck ever.

I️ find joey Diaz hilarious but please stop lecturing the younger generation about sacrifice. You don’t know their struggle, but it’s real even if you don’t see it.

I think his opinion on what sacrifice is, is pretty far off.. justifying being a dead beat dad as 'sacrifice', or being a selfish coke head and missing weddings is not a sacrifice. If he sacrificed being a comedian to be a father, working a dead end job to make sure she has everything that's sacrifice. Love Joey, but I think he's trying to justifying his mistakes with the word 'sacrifice'

@HipHopAn0n

6 жыл бұрын

He might be, but that doesn't change the fact that he's right - without sacrifice you have no real shot at success unless you were handed opportunities by your family.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

HipHop Anonymous, or you were handed opportunities by Joe Rogan.

thats far too general. my lifes fucked. you dont shit about my life joey. watch yo self!

@lerp5555

7 жыл бұрын

U don't shit about sentences

@TheManWithNoInsides

7 жыл бұрын

His life is probably too shitty to worry about grammar. "Sacrifice" some compassion.

@mofasacrundop1893

7 жыл бұрын

i wasnt poor i was po, i couldnt afford the o, l

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

Poor babies.

there have always been people that were born with silver spoon and the rest of the people that had to make sacrifices, and from the stories joe has told it honestly sounds a lot like he had silver spoon in the ass too, i dont think he understands the pressures poor kids get thru at all, sorry to say you are wrong this time joe. you were born in the 5% richest familys in the world and lived selfish addict life

@ExploitMage

7 жыл бұрын

no joke i simply cant disagree... just bcuz, joey has from the sounds of it, lived as a substance-abuser in functional society since he was age 12.. or 11.. Not sure. The age he began smoking weed and doing PCP weekly... but over time, he seems to think Xanax + high dose cannabis is being ''clean'' unlike if he does cocaine, he only considers being not-clean if someone/he's doing Heroin / Coke, pills and shit basically he looks at like harmless.... He definitely could use a reality check purely regarding daily life on drugs.... even if weed is percieved to do nothing via 40 years tolerance immunity, and seems as though it only has a very mild effect, its still not being clean from drugs even on its own....

@FREEDOMFORUKRAINE2024

Жыл бұрын

So what dude. I guess I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth in the 2nd safest country on earth. Still tried to off myself at 12, 16 and 21. I was pretty much suicidal from 12-21. I was always rich and safe and yet, my life was a torture. I am highly intelligent to the point where I got special treatment in school (skipping classes) and everything. I was fluent in English at the highest level at 16 (I am German) and all for what man. I am unhappy and bored with life.

Trust me im 20 and I do wont say but if I did you would agree

@chriser555

7 жыл бұрын

What ? learn how to speak dude, that would be a start.

@milesmayhem5440

4 жыл бұрын

You are quite illiterate.

Joey .. I adore u but this episode is BS. Your "sacrifice" was drugs bruh. Cmon man .. u were hooked.

I wonder when the sacrifice began. Hahaha he says we don't know sacrifice, but let's be honest where in Uncle Joey's lawlessness did he fucken sacrifice? ahahahahaha He sacrificed those gays he beat and robbed!! ahahaha Those fucken 8balls straight to the dome must have been quite a sacrifice! ahahahahaha

@MainForcePatrolKZ

7 жыл бұрын

You're right, I love Joey when he rants about things on JRE, but he tries to give too much advice to young people as if he is a great example.

@SlugDropsonheads

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Lahey I absolutely love Joey to hahaha I just know he would bust his own balls of he heard himself. It's all love and I know he means well with his advice.

@e99fuy0ng

7 жыл бұрын

I think you're probably discrediting how much of a powerful motivator it can be to see you're life falling to pieces right before your eyes. There's a good chance Joey's gone through that.

@SlugDropsonheads

7 жыл бұрын

David I absolutely agree, I could be discrediting him in the exact way he is discrediting young hard-working men who probably didn't need to rob and steal to learn a lesson such as that. Again, nothing personal, just thought it was a funny assumption on his part.

@jre4907

7 жыл бұрын

Its easy for people who have not put themselfs through hell to get them out to critise people who have as if they have they understand the mindset change , what you leave behind , what you have to let go and make your life better id say its alot harder as everyone is judging you over the past

It's great that Joey's writing and all, but his standup is trash. He's a great storyteller. That stuff is hilarious, but as comedian he's not worth a damn.

Says the guy that kidnapped somebody, I know that isn't going to go down well with DeathsquadForLife morons, but if Joey Diaz is your moral compass you are a danger to everyone around you. He might be funny but he is also a terrible human being who is also massively overweight, breathes heavily if he has to adjust a nut and sweats if he's forced to speak, so forgive me if I don't live by his life standards.

@0xstev3

7 жыл бұрын

meh. look for the good in everyone, not so you can ignore the bad, but so you can learn from it

@sororityslayer8517

7 жыл бұрын

Orlando Trustfull Thats in his past. EVERYONE. EVERYONE HAS MADE MISTAKES. The fact that joey survived and got out of that life is amazing.

@TheOrlandoTrustfull

7 жыл бұрын

I bet you fucking remedials think Joe Rogan is a funny person as well.

@Lo0nex_

7 жыл бұрын

can you give me the single best reason for listening to you?

@byduhlusional

7 жыл бұрын

Orlando Trustfull This video touched to close to home huh?

Ok boomer

@FREEDOMFORUKRAINE2024

Жыл бұрын

Go to sleep forever