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@@rubetornabene8543 bro you took the words put of my mouth, everytime I'm.comong down and feel like shit I say no way never again, as soon as tomorrow comes and I feel better I go get more. Fuxking hell man satan's drug is hard to kick
I started doing drugs since my teenage, got addicted to cocaine. Spent my whole life fighting cocaine addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with OCD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
100% agree I used to have Psychosis and paranoid thoughts like "people thinking about me talking about me etc. Very odd behavior after getting off Adderall from 7-16. Antidepressants at 18-29. 31 now. I took way to much, but took about 20g of Gold caps (Psilocybin containing mushroom) I analyzed my entire life. The emotions that came out helped me understand behavior etc more. Wont ever need to do it again because I'm happy and contempt forever, but I wish more people did this to alter their perception of reality. Would help with healing much trauma
Any addict living in recovery has my respect. I know that a random person's respect doesn't mean much, but just wanted to put that out there. You deserve all the support possible!
That line Joey said about "There's some nights about how I didn't even want to do it, or need to do it some nights but still did it" is the most true line about addiction ever spoken.
Alex Adams that line can be applied to anything even sex. I’ve always said that I’m addicted to everything that’s why I can’t stay addicted to just one thing. Money, pride, and sex are my top three which makes it difficult to stay addicted to coke, weed, alcohol etc.
moneyhafimek everyone’s addicted to those tho. Those are just the basic addictions lmao real addicts are the ones that branch out & get tied up by the drugs, gambling & other shit
Did coke 2 months straight and the comedown was real hell for me. I really started understanding what "Coke is a hella of drug" meant. 2 weeks of cold and warm sweats, insomnia, cravings, depression, anxiety, fear and tears. Worst experience in my whole life. Today is my third week of sobriety. Never even try that devils powder.
"You're used to fucking up, so fucking up isn't an unusual feeling" never a truer word spoken about cocaine addiction, first couple of times u fuck up trying to quit when u end up back on it you feel remorseful, when u have fucked up multiple times it becomes the norm so you no longer feel guilty about it
Kevin Weed please do some more research on xan addiction and going cold turkey. You can literally DIE by going cold turkey from Xanax. You need to ween off of it in order to stop safely and there are some serious withdrawal symptoms
@@Stlucifertv he means being addicted to benzos. Not just taking a little bit to sleep. Benzos withdrawal sucks & it's similar to opioid withdrawal & you can even die from it.
Damn, the line where joe rogan said “Wanna know why you keep fucking up? Because you are used to fucking up And it comforts you. “ that shit hit different
I’m 29 and it ruined my life. I don’t wish that addiction on anyone. When you feel great all the time, it’s a hard, rough road when you snap back into reality after 7-8 days of no sleep and four 8 balls later. And you think you’re smooth and people don’t know. They know. When you’re disappearing for 5 minutes at a time every 30 minutes, you’re not exactly being sneaky. I hope anyone struggling can find their method of leaving it behind.
@@Gorilla11Savagethe high doesnt last long, so typically people will do a few lines a night. Paired with it already being highly addictive, repeated times, it becomes a habit.
I wish I could be brother with my 🤪 ass stories lol bruh I wanna just be free to tell these stories as well!! Ima start a Channel & see what happens when i post
I can tell about years and years of chaos and destruction if you pay me 10% of what this man is making and it will be more real, raw , and uncut then this PG 13 shit
There is great wisdom in this and many will not understand it! Drugs, Alcohol, Porn, Eating too much, Gossiping.. All escapes from something. When you are spiritually sound, have a clear conscience, None of these things will be a problem. We are creatures of habit and get ourselves into bad habits, but when you create good habits. Then your life will change! Too many people now live off their feelings. "Feelings - good nor bad, you just have to live with them" Just make a decision and go with it.. Don't live off your feelings, listen to the inner voice and it will lead you in the right direction.. Peace and good will to all!
The best way to quit cocaine is to stop drinking alcohol period I used to do coke every weekend then it became an everyday habit once I stopped drinking alcohol I stopped doing coke and so far I’ve been 11 months clean from coke I still don’t drink alcohol I’m afraid that if I get drunk my first instinct is to call my dealer (alcohol is the gateway drug and it makes you do dumb decisions like I did)😔
That was the reason I had my first relapse.....thought I could have a few beers. The problem is we're not addicted to whatever substance, we're addicted to the serotonin, dopamine etc our brains release when we do our drug of choice. Drinking keeps addiction alive. That's also why the "marijuana maintenance" program doesn't work
I've been clean for 12 years but I had tried for 3 years before that and it wasn't until I quit drinking that it actually stuck. The booze and blow just went hand in hand.
I literally woke up one day and looked around my decrepit bachelor pad feeling like absolute garbage after 2 hours of sleep/not sleep and said that was it. I'm done. 6 years addicted. 10 years sober. I'm so glad I made that decision.
I've been clean off coke for almost 2 years now. No rehab, no relapses, no cravings and I did it all by myself. I had no choice but to quit. To get my life back together again.
yeah dude if you do blow like that in serious amounts youll absolutely feel like that. if I did a g or split a half g on the weekends sometimes id feel like a degenerate.but just htink about how much more everyone else is doing lmao
DJEmonTV well I do over a gram a day up to 3 grams .. I only do it at night and get the cravings at night . My body never aches but i always get a adrenaline rush at 8-9 cause it's about that time
The worst thing about cocaine addiction is when you loose a bag and you spend 5 hours going through the same pocket and you think It will magically apear. 😂
I remember being in day 2 of a bender had one Gram left in a baggie. Was lying in bed smoking cigs drinking beer and doing lines.. anyway i lose the bag. I spend two hours turning the room upside down, I then place my hands on my hips as a "well that's that then" and the bag had been stuck to my back the whole time where I'd been sweating out the binge. Never been so relieved or embarrassed with myself at the same time.
I was battling booger sugar addiction and when Joe said all this right here at 6:42 it really hit home for me. I remember fully submitting to the life I was living. I had found a new comfortableness in my sinful decision making. I had accepted that that’s who I was destined to be. Little did I know that I would overcome that hurdle and adjust for the better to seek greater beginnings. To all the men and woman battling addiction out there, it’s important to keep that lil bit of hope that’s caged up in your brain. Remain positive and act on the energy that gives you light, don’t let your inner demons control your mind.
Exactly. The way I hid my heroin below my mattress before sleeping just smirking and thinking as soon as I open my eyes I'm gonna take it. Fucking heaven
Back in 1978 my friend Joseph started doing cocaine and weed when he was 25. And in 1981 he quit when he was 28. I would see him around town tweaking. He never told us about it till 1982. After he got outta rehab. He was also an alcoholic and he started drinking when he was 20. He quit when he quit coke and weed. because he was doing so much cocaine and weed that he knew he could overdose. He's 69 and I'm 72. God bless you Joseph
What made me stop doing coke was after months of constant use, one night I blew a fat booger which turnt out to be rotten flesh, I now have a perforated septum and even though you can’t tell from looking at me? I have pretty much one big nostril on the inside. That night I did my last bit of coke and ever since then I’ve been clean but the inside of my nose is forever damaged and I feel really bad about it at times. If anybody is going thru a cocaine addiction please stop asap… it’s not worth the damage or the money you waste for it. I pray to god you get the help you need, because god has literally saved me from killing myself. I will forever advocate against cocaine use, not all of us get a second chance to make things right, not all of us stop right on time before the nose collapses. God bless you, you’re only human. Don’t feel bad about it, just stop now and move forward. There’s a better life unfolding for you. Edit. I still do cocaine but I don’t do it everyday. Live your life people!
Bob Cratchit it’s just a saying round my way, I gave it up easily and heroin, vodka is what I struggle with, I never took crack though that’s a different thing. I used to have a gram a day up the nose not smoked
If ever I feel bad about my coke use or I get too jittery and anxious and think I’m gonna die on coke, I come watch Joey Diaz videos. Actually helps a lot. Hearing some of his stories makes me feel like a choir boy, and I’ve done a lot of coke. Good stuff.
Been clean from heroin almost 3 years . January 9th is my sobriety date . Shout out to Uncle Joey for the inspiration to finally decide I could get clean & actually do . Thank you brother 🙏🏻
Did he fail a drug test??? People used to think I did it because of certain behaviors I had. I’ve never done it. Joe talks about other drugs he’s done, he talks about jerking off, why would he lie about it?
@Paul, Why would he lie about it? Honestly, Cocaine is another type of perception people can have over you if everyone found out you did it. If he were to come out and say he's tried it, that will draw a certain type of attention to him not to mention he's denied it plenty of times so admitting it now would be putting out another fire he wouldn't want to. The perception of him doing coke and lying about it comes from the way he describes certain things about coke in passing. Things only coke heads would know or have experienced. If he says he hasn't done it, i'll believe him but I don't put nothing past anyone nor will I be surprised if he ever comes out and says hes tried it once or 100 times.
Sobriety is the best. I'm two years with no drugs or alcohol. I eat vegetables and fruit, meat and dairy, nothing processed, and I feel happy and great.
Few nights ago, I got wasted with my friends at the bar and I was thinking should I get a bag of coke and party all night? I was so riddled should I do it or not. At the end I decided to leave the bar and just go home. Even though I was drunk as hell, I was so happy that I didnt do any coke. I was smiling on my way to bed realizing that I will be able to fall asleep right away without my heart pounding through my chest, without paranoia or anxiety. I woke up early for work in the morning, I didnt even have a hangover because I was so happy that I didnt do it
You choose the right move not to mix uppers with Downers. I did the same thing, but had a prolonged seizure that lasted a hour also, lost my arm because of compartment syndrome. Because I’m an alcoholic and used to use weed for medicinal purposes. I wasn’t able to quit until my last seizure though.
If your heart is pounding out of your chest you did way too much. 4 months of doing it and my heart only pounded like that twice I blame that on it probably being cut with caffeine
@@Unmaleable My amount record for a night is like 2 grams max, after that I cannot do it anymore. Since I am from southeastern Europe, its getting mixed with bunch of pills and who knows what, maybe thats what causes all the sweating and pounding
had coke for over 25 years but it really got a grip of me just over 10 years ago and controlled my life - lost everything i had through it - now 1 year clean and slowly getting my life back together - horrible drug
You know, listening to Joey talk about how he beat his cocaine addiction is really fascinating from a behavioral analysis perspective. He kind of accidentally stumbled upon a principle called behavioral extinction. Basically, you remove yourself from a novel environment (he went to bed before 8pm) which is typically associated with the addiction and simultaneously create distractions to fill in the gaps. It's a textbook case of how to beat addiction. When I say textbook, I mean textbook. They teach this stuff in college level BA classes.
worst part about drugs and the one they never tell you about is how high functioning you can actually be as an addict, and that will keep you making excuses for yourself
I did cocaine for 12 years off and on. Never got physically addicted to it but I will say that the psychological addiction to it was quite powerful. Driving to go get it is indeed the best part of it. The excitement you feel when your plug comes through and calls you to let you know he’s got it, speeding through every red light, rolling through every stop sign. Then when you finally open the bag or the paper fold the cocaine is in the smell of it hits your nose and the exhilaration heightens even more. Then your first line hits and it is all downhill from there. The high is powerful but the comedown is miserable, it far outweighs the high especially as time goes on. That’s basically what caused me to quit it. That and numerous instances where it felt like my heart would give out at any minute. It starts off as the best drug you’ve ever done and quickly becomes the worst drug you have ever done. Incredibly flawed substance.
I really love how inclusive Joey is in his speech. The way he just casually talks to Jamie in between in his stories, really makes such a subtle but profund differences and it really makes him resonate a conscious inclusiveness to the audience. Its probably one of the reasons, why he is one of the greatest and most authentic comedians that ever lived on this earth.
Thats why joe rogan likes about him, he has done some ruthless acts but there is no doubt that he has a strong personality has a lot of experience and is just real
Last year around this time I decided to quit the addiction. I was super depressed and just going through a really tough time cocaine gave me that happy good feeling I was desperately dying for. Little did I know it was probably one of the worst decisions of my life!!! I had done coke before and used it for work the gym and everyday function and it was just fun but was never dependent on it. This time it was different I was using it to self medicate my pain and create this great feeling that life was not handing me in my time of struggle so coke was a great temporary comfort. Woah woah woah but once it got a hold on me there was nothing else I wanted besides it ... goals family friends food hygiene and everything else disappeared it brought out the worst in me days without sleep horrible nights full of paranoia voices and seeing and hearing things that's weren't there and unspeakable acts of my doped up brain . I would do it only at night and would go in until the birds would chirp then it turn from night to morning to afternoon to all day long. When it was finished I would spend hour looking for crumbs I might have dropped and just have a uncontrollable urge to get more . Ugh what a horrible thing cocaine can be I lost my physic that I had been working on for months I lost hard earned money I lost relationships and over all self respect. I became a zombie like human whos survival instinct were taking over and just this horrible human being, In only 5 months of use. Thank God he pulled me out, the road to sobriety it tough and I relapsed multiple times before making any true progress but I kept fighting trying not look back because if it did that to me in 5 months imagine years of addiction. To anyone trying to quit their addiction to narcotics weather it's downers or uppers just know your not alone. We recovering addicts are with you but most important of all God is with you and he will never abandon you, even if everyone else has abandoned you and looks at u like a worthless human being we aren't our mistakes. So if anyone sees this video looking for ways to quit like how I was when I first considered quitting you are strong you are powerful you are worth everything and more, most of all your worthy of living a better life. Though u might try relapse , try relapse and u keep falling time after Time after Time keeps trying keep fighting and keep being strong . There was a time when I thought I would never be sober yet a year later after many stumbles I am still here healthier happier, still fighting and still breathing. Being a better me and not the me that I was in those awful times so I pray you persevere and overcome anything life throws.. you got this and you will beat it Amen 🙏
@@philbisbo859 to be completely honest alcohol but pretty soon i pray i can eliminate every foreign substance from my life but the other stuff is long gone and for god in jesus mighty name !!
I’m currently battling addiction here’s to hoping I beat it this time. I got to the very bottom a few times I can’t afford to go there again I have to win this time I’m determined, god willing!
@@jamesspencer925 Says the little shit who clearly has never experienced an actual addiction. Speaking of growing balls, I bet yours have barely dropped you pathetic cretin.
I kicked the addiction myself last year and felt great for it. After a recent separation and selling my home I built myself and the break up of my family, I relapsed and I'm high right now which I'm completely ashamed of. It was the stupidest thing I could of done. Now I have to put myself through that hell once again. That's why I'm looking at positive videos about kicking it. I've just flushed a teenth down the toilet and manning up. Luckily I haven't completely destroyed my life yet, but if I touch that poison again I will. If there's any kids out there reading this? Stick to the Beer and Weed if that's your thing. Coke is pure poison and changes you. I hate the person I've become. But I will be my old self again soon enough.
You can do it lad, it’s in there! Draw that strength from its hiding place and use it, you can own it instead of the other way round. I’ve been in a similar position so felt compelled to message to tell you it can be done.
“You could be telling me the most important fuckin thing in your life & I would be watching you but I wasn’t hearing you” I felt that man. It’s not just with addiction. Also with depression & anxiety. Your minds racing so fast with thoughts about something else you could be doing something or talking to someone and totally tune them out. Not even hear a word they say. That shit is real
Man, I’m so happy I don’t have to listen to birds chirping and the sun coming up while I’m high as a kite with mates , sitting in a room filled with cigarette smoke and dreading the hellish drive back home, then get home and not sleep one wink until later that night, and the whole time crying at how much I’m fucking up.. Last time I did that was almost 3 years ago and it was absolutely the best decision I’ve ever made in my life..
LMAO spot on. I had nights like that. The drive back home, sunlight, birds chirping, was so depressing to me. My friend just went on and on but I didnt like it. Felt so depressed as soon as the nights over and the sun comes up or when you dont take the next bump fast enough. And I wasnt even addicted, just did it recreational.
Man you nailed it. Honestly reading this would have helped me out on a couple bad comedowns when I thought it was just me going through this. The worst would be when I was walking home, passing happy couples and families out strolling and being wholesome. I felt like such a POS.
Trust me I was hooked for 10 years and lost ten years off my life. I'm clean for over a year feels good and now live my life to the fall. Getting help was the best thing I ever done
did coke every day from when i was 21 till i was 27. At 19 i sold my startup company for a large amount of money and basically had nothing left to do with my life . I was always withdrawn and had never even tried weed until i met my girlfriend who later introduced me to the party life and naturally with that came coke. A person who doesn't have alot of confidence plus money to burn is a real shitstorm. Literally almost snorted myself to death when i OD'ed in 2017. Yeah the drugs made me feel good and i have to be honest, i did have alot of fun but i really regret doing it. completely destroyed my body and mind with it and i'm still feeling the aftershock after 6 years of being sober. I really wanna impress on people to not even try it once, its too good for human consumption. I know its wrong but if coke turned out to actually be good for your health, id immediately go back to snorting it. It literally almost destroyed me and i still crave it sometimes. Thats how deep the addiction runs.
What gets me is , I don’t touch it for years. Out of the blue I swear I can smell it. Yous guys know what I mean. Then the next 2 weeks my brain playing games w me about 5 x a day! I just carry on.
@@theknowing6951 completely destroyed my nose, heart is completely wacked out, i have a tick i didnt have before, kidneys are shot and weighed about 150 pounds when i quit. Yeah, it definitely does more damage physically than you think.
@@Guccimustard Ah, that’s tough to deal with; I’m sorry you’re going through that. I totally understand as a former user. I was abusing it for a whole year, sometimes where it would be completely full days of usage. Even after being sober for over a year, I still get the occasional random rapid heart rate out of the nowhere just because of how much damage I did. Cocaine addiction is dangerous.
13yrs clean.I was a coke head. I can relate to everything being said about it. Everything.The tingle feeling. The piece of mind knowing I had coke at home waiting for me.All his stories.
Good on you for quitting the coke Joey. I quit drinking alcohol 6 years ago because it was destroying my family and I've never looked back. You just know when you have to quit something or lose everything.
Occupy your hands with a pen, or something you can hold just like a cigarette, and slowly turn it into a good habit such as using that pen to draw sketches/write goals down. It'll turn those bad habits into good ones hopefully. Stay positive, 💪❤️
@@ElTioCuboshit, you're talking about mind altering, massive dopamine release, hard drugs now bro. That's obviously something you'll have to work on. Get out of that environment if you can, delete the connections numbers, and you'll think about it a lot but don't let your thoughts control who you are. You have to stay busy doing something all the time at first bro. Doin' lines off a bad bitches ass, on a yacht, is the only time that shit is acceptable
Only did coke once in my life, mixed with lots of booze. Me and my friend ended up walking 20 kilometers that night, whoever we found around we would go to and harass, not to hurt them in anyway, but simply because we felt so fearless and powerful. I remember when we stopped at a bench my friend started asking about the coke, he was sure I had more and was pissed that I was "hiding" it from him like fucking Smeagol or something, he only let it go when he saw the empty baggy, though he was still suspicious I took the rest of it without sharing it with him. It was fucking scary how much it changed me, how much it changed my friend, and I decided NEVER to do it again, had plenty of opportunities but it's just repulsive to me.
Most importantly, never give up trying. Also try reducing the amount you take in. Instead of a 40 bag, get a 20, then drown out the WDs with beer. Know yourself when high.
I remember walking on a sidewalk and picking up a little white stone and inspecting it to make sure it wasn’t coke someone had dropped. I realized at that moment I had let this drug take over my mind. I had to move across the country and restart but I’m 22 years sober now
My friend just got sober, I showed him Joey and he loves that someone can make him feel like they understand, Joey knows what it's like to suffer from drugs
@@indiaxlovee impossible, you're probably drinking coffee or energy drinks regularly even tea. We all have habits sure some are better than other but yeah no one is truly sober
The thing with coke is that it's never enough. Whatever I bought I had to finish that same day, even if it was clearly too much for my body to handle. Layin lines every 10 minutes, feeling the paranoia and heart rate build up.
My experience with cocaine was this: at first it brought on intense euphoria, that lead to me jabbering on and on with friends or even complete strangers about weird theories and future plans and commitments that I would never follow through on. Then, after years of using it, it lead to me buying it and immediately holing up in my room in front of my computer. Playing video games, watching porn, talking to random girls, sex. However, at the end of every session I would get the most ferocious paranoia. Thinking I was about to be lynched by the entire community, being spied on, cameras watching me use the cocaine, and even being hunted down by evil spirits. Needless to say, I don't fuck with it anymore! My brain and conscience has had enough!
Man, I know what addiction feels like, coke didn’t do it for me in the end. I learnt how to cook crack and became addicted to that. I’m 40 now sober for 5 years. There is light at the end of the tunnel.
Everything joey is saying is exactly right, I went through the same thing and had the same feelings as he describes. It’s a crazy thing, there would also be nights/times I didn’t even need or want to take it, but I would just because it was there
The thing about any substance use, including even cigarettes, is that ignorance is bliss. Once you know what something feels like, you might crave it, even if you beat the addiction. But if you don't know, there's nothing to temp you. My advice from my personal experience to everyone who hasn't yet done hard drugs : curiosity is much easier to control than temptation. Stay strong folks.
That’s just how people his age talk man, my parents and grandparents would always socialize during holidays and the icebreaker would always be “did you see that episode of wheel of fortune a couple Tuesdays ago? I can’t believe he blew it” or something around those lines lol
Coke comedown is fucking hell on earth . If you have some personal stuff the high is good but when Its over darkness falls i hate that feeling . Pure depression
I quit coke 5 months ago. Didn't realize I had a problem until 4 years into addiction. What made me quit was when i was in poland and I did way too much and my chest was hurting and my left arm was so tense. After that, I never touched it again.
Yooo that’s weird hit me up that’s happen to me before and when I’m sober for long periods of time my left arm hurts and tingles at the fingers I never got heavy into coke but a lot of benzodiazepines
It’s crazy how an addict will go from sick to fine just because they know they’re gonna get drugs or when they’re on the way to get some or get High. It’s def a mental thing to an extent.
It would be intresting to find a monk that is willing to get addicted to x-drug and see how he would come out of it. He who smokes, is stoned Hasheus 4:20
I've bought coke a handful of times and it's so strange, I would be 10 minutes off of a line and be plenty high from it but still if I looked at the bag it was almost uncontrollable, I would just do another line for no reason, and 3 or 4 hours later the bag is done. So glad Uncle Joey turned around man, and even more so these days he's infinitely healthier than he was in this podcast.
Coke is definitely one of those drugs. You just chase it harder and harder, even when you are already high. It’s crazy stuff, and I’m grateful I never fell in love with it like all my friends did. It’s a devil of a mistress.
I was on pills for 12 years and what he said about just having it is so true. If had pills I could go a few hours after waking up without feeling sick. If I didn't I wouldn't sleep and was dope sick.
Had a massive coke and alcohol addiction. Along with depression and anxiety..did shrooms once 🍄 changed my life forever. I still do it but like once or twice a year I’m still battling my demons and childhood traumas but thanks to shrooms I became a better person and I will one day beat it all.
everyone says this and I see how it could help addiction but the next day after the shrooms are out the system im always right back into the same addicted mindset. So I dont think just 1 shroom trip is goin help all that much during the trip yes but after ur right back
@@zyback a bad trip can save your life. Do some LSD or alot of shrooms and open a bible. Become too aware, so that you can become at peace with your sober state of awareness, and want it back. Ego-death, it's complex and terrifying, God will walk you through it though
@@baneoftheoppressor5880 I really like how u just said that bro cuz that’s what a bad trip is and what it really means. Becoming way to aware that u freak out. No one really admits that happened to them. One time I was so focused on my heart I thought I was going to die for like 5 min. Iv had bad trips but I guess I always come back to see if I overcome it the next time and I normally do. Lol.
Yo i quit 18 years ago, but if I had some in front of me, I would totally do it. Bottom line, it is awesome shit. Like chiva, if only we could control it. I think I could do some now and quit again.
I quit drinking 238 days ago today. I couldn't drive home from the pub unless I stopped at the bottle shop to get two six packs of beer and two bottles of red wine. This became a daily habit. I drank it all a lot, but I mostly got them for the peace of mind that they were there if I needed them. Nobody would have ever known I was an alcoholic, I think this may be the first time I have truly admitted that I was, but when it became obvious to others there was an issue the anxiety was too much and I had to quit. It was the hardest thing I have ever done, and the damage is still healing, but my life has changed dramatically.
I used to do coke x3 per week for about 5 years. I stopped. I decided to get a job in anouther country and quit drinking alcohol also. for a while I had to avoid places where people do coke but now it doesn't bother me.
An old man told me one time that " your best friend will turn into your worst enemy". He was right. My biggest fear while I was addicted was that I thought it was the only real pleasure I had, and that life would just suck without it. That's a lie. There is a better life after addiction and I am proof. The same way it gradually stole everything from you is the same way you'll get it back when you stop.
@@ethanberi9398 You are correct not to risk it. You don't want to fuck around & find out... Trying to kick opiates is incredibly hard to do esp if you work. But my statement still stands as well, that not everybody goes crazy & becomes crazy addicted etc.
Thats honestly the best way to stop. For me that is. Knowing its there, but not taking any. I stopped cigs and weed that way. Some people just get rid of everything they have in a hurry, only to buy again. They dont realize its comfort to have it and not taking. Its a good trick. If you have self control..
@@Stanna44 facts , like quitting smoking, a doctor said dont stop buying cigarettes, have a pack available, just decide to not smoke , basically face your enemy instead of hiding from it
The thing with molly is that you don't feel good at all after it and the high is good but not worth the low. With percs you just wake up and take them the next day
I had my fun with coke. Haven’t done it in over a year but I quit because of a story my dad told me. He works in a hospital and a patient came in that was a daily coke user for 30 years. Dad said the patients heart was 3 times it’s normal size from swelling. Over working itself. He died
How coicaine feels. “I don’t feel anything... I still don’t feel anything, here go get more... go get more, take all my money” lmao cocaine is truly the devils drug. I loved every bit of it, especially getting the drips on the back of my throat and washing it down with beer
Arnav Rawat great, coming off drugs sucks the first few days, afterwards it’s just normal. Took me a while to be able to drink socially and not crave cocine.
I used to party with that shit all the time, for a good few years of my life, not addicted but used it when I was out at the bars etc, always ended up back at someone’s kitchen being bookey as fuck peering out of windows. It’s surrounded by absolute losers and I’m so glad I got away from it. At the time I thought I was having the time of my life but looking back they were the worse years of my life. Trust me and stay the fuck away from that drug, I promise you it’ll ruin your life
@@davidodea2832 no thanks. Those withdrawals are even worse yet. Can't imagine being addicted to both. I was prescribed Xanax and Dilaudid before the crackdown. Thank the Lord that I didn't like the Xanax. The Dilaudid I did like
@@davegordon6943 I was addicted to benzos, booze, and opiods. It's difficult to put into words what coming off them was like I never thought I was going to feel normal again. Took about 7 months before I even started to have hope of returning to reality. I nearly had to go back on them but glad I pushed through. Truly horrific, scary as fuck.
One thing I noticed myself is that at some point you start to feel like drugs and fucking up and being an addict becomes part of your personality and identity. It's like the drugs, be it weed, alcohol, coke or all of those at once become part of what you are, or so you think. So it feels like you're being yourself, and you get comfortable with that idea. You want people to know that you do drugs, that you got the plugs, that kind of stuff. And that's addictive as hell itself, let alone the physical and psychological addiction you have to the high. And I started to feel like if I were to quit, I wouldn't be true to myself, and I'd stop being cool and having fun and feeling bad ass. If that makes any sense. And I'm not a bad ass at all, in fact I'm just a nerd who wants to look like a bad ass. And then you try to quit, but it's like you have to find out who you really are, because you feel like you just lost a big part of your identity and now you have to figure out how you're going to be perceived by others if you're not doing drugs anymore.
I quit coke two hours ago best decision of my life
Same here, 2hrs clean
Yes hastat vayelum yem heshtotsi hamy beranums, bayts duk mi morratsek sa, yurakanchyur tghamard uni tsragir, kani derr nra arrnandamy chi varrvel. Lsekim khorhurdy yev mi ltsrek tak sous dzer arrnandami mej.
Keep going strong my dudes u can do it 👏
@@rubetornabene8543 bro you took the words put of my mouth, everytime I'm.comong down and feel like shit I say no way never again, as soon as tomorrow comes and I feel better I go get more. Fuxking hell man satan's drug is hard to kick
@@tucosalamanca8318 you're funny
If leather had a voice... Diaz has it
😂😂😂
This made me lol
Art Vandelay 😂😂😂
VANDELAY!!
lmao
I started doing drugs since my teenage, got addicted to cocaine. Spent my whole life fighting cocaine addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with OCD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them
YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
100% agree I used to have Psychosis and paranoid thoughts like "people thinking about me talking about me etc. Very odd behavior after getting off Adderall from 7-16. Antidepressants at 18-29. 31 now. I took way to much, but took about 20g of Gold caps (Psilocybin containing mushroom) I analyzed my entire life. The emotions that came out helped me understand behavior etc more. Wont ever need to do it again because I'm happy and contempt forever, but I wish more people did this to alter their perception of reality. Would help with healing much trauma
How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta
Any addict living in recovery has my respect.
I know that a random person's respect doesn't mean much, but just wanted to put that out there. You deserve all the support possible!
Thanks, does mean something man.
@@NHJ_pLeppen it dont mean shit to ya😂
Means a lot bro, appreciate it💯
@savage nicki get out with that bullshit , get a job be a good man to your people.
11 years!!
Why does he sound like every mob boss ever
@psykotikoutlaw dipped in a vat of whiskey and raked across broken glass.
@Egidio Mezzo he looks like a younger version of Vincent pastore
cause he is every mob boss ever
Raccoon 205 mob bosses are not drug addicts
Eric Cartman Joey is just addicted to every drug so there fore nothing stops him
That line Joey said about "There's some nights about how I didn't even want to do it, or need to do it some nights but still did it" is the most true line about addiction ever spoken.
My drinking habit in a nutshell. "once that shit grips you that's it"
I can relate if the subject was masturbation
Alex Adams that line can be applied to anything even sex. I’ve always said that I’m addicted to everything that’s why I can’t stay addicted to just one thing. Money, pride, and sex are my top three which makes it difficult to stay addicted to coke, weed, alcohol etc.
moneyhafimek everyone’s addicted to those tho. Those are just the basic addictions lmao real addicts are the ones that branch out & get tied up by the drugs, gambling & other shit
No pun intended ‘line’
Did coke 2 months straight and the comedown was real hell for me. I really started understanding what "Coke is a hella of drug" meant.
2 weeks of cold and warm sweats, insomnia, cravings, depression, anxiety, fear and tears. Worst experience in my whole life. Today is my third week of sobriety. Never even try that devils powder.
Keep going bro 👍
Be careful of your kidney function going forward.
Not just cocaine, reject any form of instant gratification.
@@danielwells7083 what happens to your kidneys?
@@lt1swapgonzalezperez102 You can suffer kidney failure. My best friend suffered this.
"You're used to fucking up, so fucking up isn't an unusual feeling" never a truer word spoken about cocaine addiction, first couple of times u fuck up trying to quit when u end up back on it you feel remorseful, when u have fucked up multiple times it becomes the norm so you no longer feel guilty about it
Me rn with weed Im going to give it away
Lol weed is good I call it my medicene
@@tristanferrin8648 call it whatever its dragging you down
@@abrahamsanchez7455 i'll have it LOL
So true I’ve said fuck it so many times but no more
The end of a cocaine binge is a like a glimpse into hell.
Xanax as well. It’s horrifying
@@JH-dr4xo wtf di you mean lol Xanax is the drug to take when you're trying to come down from any other drug. You just go to sleep
Kevin Weed please do some more research on xan addiction and going cold turkey. You can literally DIE by going cold turkey from Xanax. You need to ween off of it in order to stop safely and there are some serious withdrawal symptoms
But I did it again and again, when I didn't want to. Insane. 2+ years clean
@@Stlucifertv he means being addicted to benzos. Not just taking a little bit to sleep. Benzos withdrawal sucks & it's similar to opioid withdrawal & you can even die from it.
Damn, the line where joe rogan said
“Wanna know why you keep fucking up?
Because you are used to fucking up
And it comforts you. “ that shit hit different
Summed it up perfectly, he opened my eyes with that one
That's pretty much the story of my life.
Once fucking up becomes comfortable it’s a dangerous spiral man
Truth, I went back and immediately rewatched that part as soon as I heard it. Real eye opener right there.
I need this thing framed somewhere.
I’m 29 and it ruined my life. I don’t wish that addiction on anyone. When you feel great all the time, it’s a hard, rough road when you snap back into reality after 7-8 days of no sleep and four 8 balls later. And you think you’re smooth and people don’t know. They know. When you’re disappearing for 5 minutes at a time every 30 minutes, you’re not exactly being sneaky. I hope anyone struggling can find their method of leaving it behind.
Everything about cocaine is evil.
Your life sucks eh. Grow up get clean
4 days in the now, work tommorow, doing 3x the size lines as when i started and barely keeping my buzz going. such a waste but its insanely
@@urmumsballs69 you can do it bro
@@Gorilla11Savagethe high doesnt last long, so typically people will do a few lines a night. Paired with it already being highly addictive, repeated times, it becomes a habit.
I love how Joey Diaz is so open and honest about his chaos and drug addiction
I wish I could be brother with my 🤪 ass stories lol bruh I wanna just be free to tell these stories as well!! Ima start a Channel & see what happens when i post
I can tell about years and years of chaos and destruction if you pay me 10% of what this man is making and it will be more real, raw , and uncut then this PG 13 shit
Rather be honest and true then fake that’s why he is the best 🤙🏻
It's beautiful to be an open book.
@@lotterylarry7777 You never made the channel...
"There's no chemical solution to a spiritual problem." Chris Moltisanti
@@TheFrenchmanCooksand THC obviously
Solution, no... Prescription, quite possibly.
There is great wisdom in this and many will not understand it! Drugs, Alcohol, Porn, Eating too much, Gossiping.. All escapes from something. When you are spiritually sound, have a clear conscience, None of these things will be a problem. We are creatures of habit and get ourselves into bad habits, but when you create good habits. Then your life will change! Too many people now live off their feelings. "Feelings - good nor bad, you just have to live with them" Just make a decision and go with it.. Don't live off your feelings, listen to the inner voice and it will lead you in the right direction.. Peace and good will to all!
He should have been made after the Triboro Towers thing
@@DG-nc1jc easy to say lol
The best way to quit cocaine is to stop drinking alcohol period I used to do coke every weekend then it became an everyday habit once I stopped drinking alcohol I stopped doing coke and so far I’ve been 11 months clean from coke I still don’t drink alcohol I’m afraid that if I get drunk my first instinct is to call my dealer (alcohol is the gateway drug and it makes you do dumb decisions like I did)😔
That was the reason I had my first relapse.....thought I could have a few beers. The problem is we're not addicted to whatever substance, we're addicted to the serotonin, dopamine etc our brains release when we do our drug of choice. Drinking keeps addiction alive. That's also why the "marijuana maintenance" program doesn't work
JesseLimones🙃 keep it up!
I've been clean for 12 years but I had tried for 3 years before that and it wasn't until I quit drinking that it actually stuck. The booze and blow just went hand in hand.
Amen so true after a week or 4 it gets better
I know a lot of people where the drink and sniff go hand in hand but for me it was purely the sniff I don't even drink.
I literally woke up one day and looked around my decrepit bachelor pad feeling like absolute garbage after 2 hours of sleep/not sleep and said that was it. I'm done. 6 years addicted. 10 years sober. I'm so glad I made that decision.
I've been clean off coke for almost 2 years now. No rehab, no relapses, no cravings and I did it all by myself. I had no choice but to quit. To get my life back together again.
Ian Collins did you get the same feelings he described? Because I have no idea wtf he was talking about
yeah dude if you do blow like that in serious amounts youll absolutely feel like that. if I did a g or split a half g on the weekends sometimes id feel like a degenerate.but just htink about how much more everyone else is doing lmao
So now you take roïds
DJEmonTV well I do over a gram a day up to 3 grams .. I only do it at night and get the cravings at night . My body never aches but i always get a adrenaline rush at 8-9 cause it's about that time
George R how do you sleep at night and function next day like normal. I would be up all night and the next day would be a write off
The worst thing about cocaine addiction is when you loose a bag and you spend 5 hours going through the same pocket and you think It will magically apear. 😂
The worst thing about cocaine addiction is having a cocaine addiction
I remember being in day 2 of a bender had one Gram left in a baggie. Was lying in bed smoking cigs drinking beer and doing lines.. anyway i lose the bag. I spend two hours turning the room upside down, I then place my hands on my hips as a "well that's that then" and the bag had been stuck to my back the whole time where I'd been sweating out the binge. Never been so relieved or embarrassed with myself at the same time.
Lmao I felr that
Yeah lose it up your nose lol
You have to take the baseboards off.
Comin down off coke was the most depressing thing I've ever experienced
and yet most people will do it again and again. Why do we have this self sabotage behaviour? does that even occur in nature?
Lemmings running off a cliff. But I don’t know what their motivation is.
Parrots will exhibit self-destructive behaviours out of loneliness@@EducatedVarangian
I was battling booger sugar addiction and when Joe said all this right here at 6:42 it really hit home for me. I remember fully submitting to the life I was living. I had found a new comfortableness in my sinful decision making. I had accepted that that’s who I was destined to be. Little did I know that I would overcome that hurdle and adjust for the better to seek greater beginnings. To all the men and woman battling addiction out there, it’s important to keep that lil bit of hope that’s caged up in your brain. Remain positive and act on the energy that gives you light, don’t let your inner demons control your mind.
It’s all within the mind. We have the power to stop. We just need to find the want.
HAIL SATAN 🤘
😅
@@jizim8947cringe
I needed to read dis...thank u
"I was at peace knowing it was there. I didnt even have to do it."
I know that feeling well buddy.
Captain Red Rum yeap
Exactly. The way I hid my heroin below my mattress before sleeping just smirking and thinking as soon as I open my eyes I'm gonna take it. Fucking heaven
After doing your last line even tho it was a big one that feeling u get when u know its gone i cant even feel good
Phantom Alpha me to,i now work 6 days a week so i dont even have time on a friday night to do it
Exactly how i feel with weed
Joe Rogan is a charismatic guy, but next to Joey he looks like a shy elementary school boy.
They respect each other.
True that😂
Wtf. Joe Rogan is levels above joey diaz to be fair
Bro shit
@@rogermoore3991 wrong
Back in 1978 my friend Joseph started doing cocaine and weed when he was 25. And in 1981 he quit when he was 28. I would see him around town tweaking. He never told us about it till 1982. After he got outta rehab. He was also an alcoholic and he started drinking when he was 20. He quit when he quit coke and weed. because he was doing so much cocaine and weed that he knew he could overdose. He's 69 and I'm 72. God bless you Joseph
Fucking autocorrect, meant to say being not behind
@@jackjones8753 I'm sorry I can't understand do you mean I need to auto correct or you needed to?
@@codyjackson3191 I misspelled something and was correcting myself. Sorry for the confusion.
@@jackjones8753 alright
@@AnmolMishra946 I think it's because the government makes money off of alcohol and smoking but not coke because it's sold by citizens not stores
What made me stop doing coke was after months of constant use, one night I blew a fat booger which turnt out to be rotten flesh, I now have a perforated septum and even though you can’t tell from looking at me? I have pretty much one big nostril on the inside. That night I did my last bit of coke and ever since then I’ve been clean but the inside of my nose is forever damaged and I feel really bad about it at times. If anybody is going thru a cocaine addiction please stop asap… it’s not worth the damage or the money you waste for it. I pray to god you get the help you need, because god has literally saved me from killing myself. I will forever advocate against cocaine use, not all of us get a second chance to make things right, not all of us stop right on time before the nose collapses. God bless you, you’re only human. Don’t feel bad about it, just stop now and move forward. There’s a better life unfolding for you. Edit. I still do cocaine but I don’t do it everyday. Live your life people!
Currently going through it. How did you end up stopping? Just by keeping clear of everything or did support groups help?
Respect but bro! Hard thing to kick
@@M0r3cheese69 the internal damage, and just reading peoples testimonies online helps. Do what you need to stop
A cuban who grew up in jersey amongst Italians. The voice makes sense
Lived in the Italian Bronx I think really early in his life. Pure old school NYC/New Jersey it’s great to listen to if you’re from here
Fuckin sciffuzza
@@at-cj2iy Shut the hell up you lousy diaspora.
Thanks to your comment I can explain to myself this guy ! Hahahhaa
Only legit way to give up cocaine..... run out of money.
He-Mans Furry Trunks bruh you just said cocaine isn’t addictive in another comment
Bob Cratchit it’s just a saying round my way, I gave it up easily and heroin, vodka is what I struggle with, I never took crack though that’s a different thing. I used to have a gram a day up the nose not smoked
He-Mans Furry Trunks that’s why coke is a rich person’s drug. Don’t get into it if you’re poor barely making rent.
That's where im at rn. Relapsed after 10 months. Its fucked bro.
literally what happened to me few months ago
If ever I feel bad about my coke use or I get too jittery and anxious and think I’m gonna die on coke, I come watch Joey Diaz videos.
Actually helps a lot. Hearing some of his stories makes me feel like a choir boy, and I’ve done a lot of coke. Good stuff.
Literally doing this exact thing rn
@@alexislarsen6208 same
Yep hit the nail on the head w that one
That’s why I’m here lol
Yep… I need to quit. I hate being an addict. Not sayin y’all are.. but I definitely am and I’m tired of fucking up.
Been clean from heroin almost 3 years . January 9th is my sobriety date . Shout out to Uncle Joey for the inspiration to finally decide I could get clean & actually do . Thank you brother 🙏🏻
Keep on! Well done! much respect from Australia!
Joe "I've never done cocaine" Rogan
BC C joe “I’m a goddamned liar” rogan
Did he fail a drug test??? People used to think I did it because of certain behaviors I had. I’ve never done it.
Joe talks about other drugs he’s done, he talks about jerking off, why would he lie about it?
What a pussyyyyy
@Paul, Why would he lie about it? Honestly, Cocaine is another type of perception people can have over you if everyone found out you did it. If he were to come out and say he's tried it, that will draw a certain type of attention to him not to mention he's denied it plenty of times so admitting it now would be putting out another fire he wouldn't want to. The perception of him doing coke and lying about it comes from the way he describes certain things about coke in passing. Things only coke heads would know or have experienced. If he says he hasn't done it, i'll believe him but I don't put nothing past anyone nor will I be surprised if he ever comes out and says hes tried it once or 100 times.
The Truth he’s mentioned several times on podcasts that he’s never done it. He’s also mentioned people on the internet always accusing him of it.
Sobriety is the best. I'm two years with no drugs or alcohol. I eat vegetables and fruit, meat and dairy, nothing processed, and I feel happy and great.
God bless you I'm just starting at 22. I hope I don't fuck up haha
I know it, ive been there. Shit never leaves though. Keeps knockin
Pretty fuckin boring tho
Boring af
robbiepeterh where do you get non processed foods
Few nights ago, I got wasted with my friends at the bar and I was thinking should I get a bag of coke and party all night?
I was so riddled should I do it or not. At the end I decided to leave the bar and just go home. Even though I was drunk as hell, I was so happy that I didnt do any coke. I was smiling on my way to bed realizing that I will be able to fall asleep right away without my heart pounding through my chest, without paranoia or anxiety. I woke up early for work in the morning, I didnt even have a hangover because I was so happy that I didnt do it
You choose the right move not to mix uppers with Downers. I did the same thing, but had a prolonged seizure that lasted a hour also, lost my arm because of compartment syndrome. Because I’m an alcoholic and used to use weed for medicinal purposes. I wasn’t able to quit until my last seizure though.
If your heart is pounding out of your chest you did way too much. 4 months of doing it and my heart only pounded like that twice I blame that on it probably being cut with caffeine
@@Unmaleable My amount record for a night is like 2 grams max, after that I cannot do it anymore. Since I am from southeastern Europe, its getting mixed with bunch of pills and who knows what, maybe thats what causes all the sweating and pounding
@@marlboroman2601 my limit is like .2 a night...strong stuff here.
had coke for over 25 years but it really got a grip of me just over 10 years ago and controlled my life - lost everything i had through it - now 1 year clean and slowly getting my life back together - horrible drug
You know, listening to Joey talk about how he beat his cocaine addiction is really fascinating from a behavioral analysis perspective. He kind of accidentally stumbled upon a principle called behavioral extinction. Basically, you remove yourself from a novel environment (he went to bed before 8pm) which is typically associated with the addiction and simultaneously create distractions to fill in the gaps. It's a textbook case of how to beat addiction. When I say textbook, I mean textbook. They teach this stuff in college level BA classes.
Nice love hearing stuff like this
Moving out of my hometown is the only thing that helped me its interesting that they teach that in those level classes I never knew that.
How do you beat food addiction?
@@Yeah_na build a house without a kitchen? Haha
@@dezzahayes6492 ahh yes, or turn the kitchen into a drug den...
worst part about drugs and the one they never tell you about is how high functioning you can actually be as an addict, and that will keep you making excuses for yourself
I did cocaine for 12 years off and on. Never got physically addicted to it but I will say that the psychological addiction to it was quite powerful. Driving to go get it is indeed the best part of it. The excitement you feel when your plug comes through and calls you to let you know he’s got it, speeding through every red light, rolling through every stop sign. Then when you finally open the bag or the paper fold the cocaine is in the smell of it hits your nose and the exhilaration heightens even more. Then your first line hits and it is all downhill from there. The high is powerful but the comedown is miserable, it far outweighs the high especially as time goes on. That’s basically what caused me to quit it. That and numerous instances where it felt like my heart would give out at any minute. It starts off as the best drug you’ve ever done and quickly becomes the worst drug you have ever done. Incredibly flawed substance.
I agree especially when you start smoking it. Whole different animal. Cocaine is great until the comedown or you can’t afford it anymore.
I really love how inclusive Joey is in his speech. The way he just casually talks to Jamie in between in his stories, really makes such a subtle but profund differences and it really makes him resonate a conscious inclusiveness to the audience. Its probably one of the reasons, why he is one of the greatest and most authentic comedians that ever lived on this earth.
Thats why joe rogan likes about him, he has done some ruthless acts but there is no doubt that he has a strong personality has a lot of experience and is just real
Last year around this time I decided to quit the addiction. I was super depressed and just going through a really tough time cocaine gave me that happy good feeling I was desperately dying for. Little did I know it was probably one of the worst decisions of my life!!! I had done coke before and used it for work the gym and everyday function and it was just fun but was never dependent on it. This time it was different I was using it to self medicate my pain and create this great feeling that life was not handing me in my time of struggle so coke was a great temporary comfort. Woah woah woah but once it got a hold on me there was nothing else I wanted besides it ... goals family friends food hygiene and everything else disappeared it brought out the worst in me days without sleep horrible nights full of paranoia voices and seeing and hearing things that's weren't there and unspeakable acts of my doped up brain . I would do it only at night and would go in until the birds would chirp then it turn from night to morning to afternoon to all day long. When it was finished I would spend hour looking for crumbs I might have dropped and just have a uncontrollable urge to get more . Ugh what a horrible thing cocaine can be I lost my physic that I had been working on for months I lost hard earned money I lost relationships and over all self respect. I became a zombie like human whos survival instinct were taking over and just this horrible human being, In only 5 months of use. Thank God he pulled me out, the road to sobriety it tough and I relapsed multiple times before making any true progress but I kept fighting trying not look back because if it did that to me in 5 months imagine years of addiction. To anyone trying to quit their addiction to narcotics weather it's downers or uppers just know your not alone. We recovering addicts are with you but most important of all God is with you and he will never abandon you, even if everyone else has abandoned you and looks at u like a worthless human being we aren't our mistakes. So if anyone sees this video looking for ways to quit like how I was when I first considered quitting you are strong you are powerful you are worth everything and more, most of all your worthy of living a better life. Though u might try relapse , try relapse and u keep falling time after Time after Time keeps trying keep fighting and keep being strong . There was a time when I thought I would never be sober yet a year later after many stumbles I am still here healthier happier, still fighting and still breathing. Being a better me and not the me that I was in those awful times so I pray you persevere and overcome anything life throws.. you got this and you will beat it Amen 🙏
Thank you.
Thank you
What are you on now?
@@philbisbo859 to be completely honest alcohol but pretty soon i pray i can eliminate every foreign substance from my life but the other stuff is long gone and for god in jesus mighty name !!
I’m currently battling addiction here’s to hoping I beat it this time. I got to the very bottom a few times I can’t afford to go there again I have to win this time I’m determined, god willing!
You will it not God, that's just an excuse not to try harder.
James Spencer thanks for the positive words lol
You can laugh, but your just a loser who hasn't got any strength, if your waiting for God to help, good luck, help yourself & grow some balls.
@@jamesspencer925 Says the little shit who clearly has never experienced an actual addiction. Speaking of growing balls, I bet yours have barely dropped you pathetic cretin.
You can do it bro I trust in you and ask God for strenght dont listen to negative comments
Idk whats more traumatizing, his coke stories or his shirt collar.
Mr. Jones lmfaooo
Hahahhaa😂
Mr. Jones 😭
Bro that has to be the funniest shit I’ve read all week
😁 #BaconNeck
I hope everyone struggling with addiction right now can find the strength and motivation to get clean and stay clean
I kicked the addiction myself last year and felt great for it. After a recent separation and selling my home I built myself and the break up of my family, I relapsed and I'm high right now which I'm completely ashamed of. It was the stupidest thing I could of done. Now I have to put myself through that hell once again. That's why I'm looking at positive videos about kicking it. I've just flushed a teenth down the toilet and manning up. Luckily I haven't completely destroyed my life yet, but if I touch that poison again I will. If there's any kids out there reading this? Stick to the Beer and Weed if that's your thing. Coke is pure poison and changes you. I hate the person I've become. But I will be my old self again soon enough.
You can do it lad, it’s in there! Draw that strength from its hiding place and use it, you can own it instead of the other way round. I’ve been in a similar position so felt compelled to message to tell you it can be done.
💯
“You could be telling me the most important fuckin thing in your life & I would be watching you but I wasn’t hearing you”
I felt that man. It’s not just with addiction. Also with depression & anxiety. Your minds racing so fast with thoughts about something else you could be doing something or talking to someone and totally tune them out. Not even hear a word they say. That shit is real
Been me everyday for the past 3 years
@@mitchellpaulson7837 hope it gets better for you soon, brother.
I have this problem no lie
Therapy is great guys. It saved my life
Anxiety sucks but at least you don't have physical pain. Now that I have nerve damage my former crippling social anxiety seems meaningless.
Man, I’m so happy I don’t have to listen to birds chirping and the sun coming up while I’m high as a kite with mates , sitting in a room filled with cigarette smoke and dreading the hellish drive back home, then get home and not sleep one wink until later that night, and the whole time crying at how much I’m fucking up..
Last time I did that was almost 3 years ago and it was absolutely the best decision I’ve ever made in my life..
LMAO spot on. I had nights like that. The drive back home, sunlight, birds chirping, was so depressing to me. My friend just went on and on but I didnt like it. Felt so depressed as soon as the nights over and the sun comes up or when you dont take the next bump fast enough. And I wasnt even addicted, just did it recreational.
I can totally relate. Well said man. Sober since Jan2-2015
Man you nailed it. Honestly reading this would have helped me out on a couple bad comedowns when I thought it was just me going through this. The worst would be when I was walking home, passing happy couples and families out strolling and being wholesome. I felt like such a POS.
just reading this give me shills, its like hell on earth, never more.
Man. I felt this comment so much
Trust me I was hooked for 10 years and lost ten years off my life. I'm clean for over a year feels good and now live my life to the fall. Getting help was the best thing I ever done
did coke every day from when i was 21 till i was 27. At 19 i sold my startup company for a large amount of money and basically had nothing left to do with my life . I was always withdrawn and had never even tried weed until i met my girlfriend who later introduced me to the party life and naturally with that came coke. A person who doesn't have alot of confidence plus money to burn is a real shitstorm. Literally almost snorted myself to death when i OD'ed in 2017. Yeah the drugs made me feel good and i have to be honest, i did have alot of fun but i really regret doing it. completely destroyed my body and mind with it and i'm still feeling the aftershock after 6 years of being sober. I really wanna impress on people to not even try it once, its too good for human consumption. I know its wrong but if coke turned out to actually be good for your health, id immediately go back to snorting it. It literally almost destroyed me and i still crave it sometimes. Thats how deep the addiction runs.
What gets me is , I don’t touch it for years. Out of the blue I swear I can smell it. Yous guys know what I mean. Then the next 2 weeks my brain playing games w me about 5 x a day! I just carry on.
What did cocaine physically do to your body?
Did you do spend all your money ?
@@theknowing6951 completely destroyed my nose, heart is completely wacked out, i have a tick i didnt have before, kidneys are shot and weighed about 150 pounds when i quit. Yeah, it definitely does more damage physically than you think.
@@Guccimustard Ah, that’s tough to deal with; I’m sorry you’re going through that.
I totally understand as a former user. I was abusing it for a whole year, sometimes where it would be completely full days of usage. Even after being sober for over a year, I still get the occasional random rapid heart rate out of the nowhere just because of how much damage I did.
Cocaine addiction is dangerous.
13yrs clean.I was a coke head. I can relate to everything being said about it. Everything.The tingle feeling. The piece of mind knowing I had coke at home waiting for me.All his stories.
Me too me tooo
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I was brown, tar.. But i get it completly
Hope ur still doing good
The running the lights to get to atm
Good on you for quitting the coke Joey. I quit drinking alcohol 6 years ago because it was destroying my family and I've never looked back. You just know when you have to quit something or lose everything.
Did you quit through AA?
just do it... even if it means losing everything
did u do it through AA. 6 Years well done!
I think he just relapsed
A D damnn
Worst part of addiction is the habits they formed, still can't have a coffee and not want a dart (smoke)
Man you are so right. I try to quit but damn smoking was and is a cherry on top right after coffee
Occupy your hands with a pen, or something you can hold just like a cigarette, and slowly turn it into a good habit such as using that pen to draw sketches/write goals down. It'll turn those bad habits into good ones hopefully. Stay positive, 💪❤️
@@lazydoctorr what if I want a fuckin line? I do sugar?
@@ElTioCuboshit, you're talking about mind altering, massive dopamine release, hard drugs now bro. That's obviously something you'll have to work on. Get out of that environment if you can, delete the connections numbers, and you'll think about it a lot but don't let your thoughts control who you are. You have to stay busy doing something all the time at first bro.
Doin' lines off a bad bitches ass, on a yacht, is the only time that shit is acceptable
@@ElTioCubo nah bro you watch this video again. Distractions are key. You into anything creative?
Only did coke once in my life, mixed with lots of booze. Me and my friend ended up walking 20 kilometers that night, whoever we found around we would go to and harass, not to hurt them in anyway, but simply because we felt so fearless and powerful. I remember when we stopped at a bench my friend started asking about the coke, he was sure I had more and was pissed that I was "hiding" it from him like fucking Smeagol or something, he only let it go when he saw the empty baggy, though he was still suspicious I took the rest of it without sharing it with him. It was fucking scary how much it changed me, how much it changed my friend, and I decided NEVER to do it again, had plenty of opportunities but it's just repulsive to me.
To be honest bearing around people on coke is enough to put you off. Makes you psychotic. Not sure why it’s ever been glamorised.
someone is greedy
My preciousssss.
“I was on the heroin trying to get off the coke....”
Oneshotup that’s some Eric Clapton shit
Oneshotup Crazy😂😂
Cigarettes let me quit chewing gum.
John Frusciante has entered the chat
I read that when he said it
I remember that electric feeling. Sober since 2009.
i respect you
Well in mate
God Bless🙏🏼
Been trying to stop drinking and doing coke... been 2 days.. one day at a time..... prayers for anyone else trying to make positive changes 🙏
im right there with you, you got this
How are you getting on?
Most importantly, never give up trying. Also try reducing the amount you take in. Instead of a 40 bag, get a 20, then drown out the WDs with beer. Know yourself when high.
I remember walking on a sidewalk and picking up a little white stone and inspecting it to make sure it wasn’t coke someone had dropped. I realized at that moment I had let this drug take over my mind. I had to move across the country and restart but I’m 22 years sober now
Congratulations on newfound sobriety 🎉stay strong, focus on your goals and you’re set
Not turning over a stone for drugs 💀
Been there
Damn bro
U was finna try that mf 🤣😭
“I was at peace knowing the coke was already home” man that’s the truth
add take a dump
So true. Just knowing you have a gram at home makes you feel better vs knowing you're dry
same as weed, just knowing you run out is enough to make you "queasy".
Them stomach rumbles
I don’t know how much anxiety I had just trying to get it and once I had it I will put it on the counter and not do it for hours
"I was doin heroin to get off the coke..."😂😂
hes insane lmao
I started doing coke to stop Fentynal and then I developed a coke habit
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cheaper
Yup did coke to quit heroin then alcohol to quit coke lol
My friend just got sober, I showed him Joey and he loves that someone can make him feel like they understand, Joey knows what it's like to suffer from drugs
Coke was fun. But the hangovers were the ones that made me realize it was Satan's drug.
I LOVE the way this dude talks.
Pirate Aleks dude has charisma for days.he sounds alpha as fuck
Thats the voice thats it
If cholesterol had a voice it would be diaz
Joey the GOAT Diaz.
@@fuccyahhat1229 HAHAHAH
Everyone is hooked on something, drugs, alcohol, sex, money, exercise, food, plastic surgery, pain. There is something for everyone!!!
thats called a Vice.
woodyfive0 unless you’re actually happy and sober
Internet.
Mine is sugar 😩
@@indiaxlovee impossible, you're probably drinking coffee or energy drinks regularly even tea. We all have habits sure some are better than other but yeah no one is truly sober
The thing with coke is that it's never enough. Whatever I bought I had to finish that same day, even if it was clearly too much for my body to handle. Layin lines every 10 minutes, feeling the paranoia and heart rate build up.
My experience with cocaine was this: at first it brought on intense euphoria, that lead to me jabbering on and on with friends or even complete strangers about weird theories and future plans and commitments that I would never follow through on. Then, after years of using it, it lead to me buying it and immediately holing up in my room in front of my computer. Playing video games, watching porn, talking to random girls, sex. However, at the end of every session I would get the most ferocious paranoia. Thinking I was about to be lynched by the entire community, being spied on, cameras watching me use the cocaine, and even being hunted down by evil spirits. Needless to say, I don't fuck with it anymore! My brain and conscience has had enough!
Lol fuck knows how you managed to have sex while onit.
I may as well be a eunuch when i’ve been sniffing.
@@EyesWideOp3n that's really the only thing on my mind whenever I take that stuff lol
@@syndiccalls9965 Can agree with you there lol
Being lynched 😂😂😂😭
Wow
The honesty of these podcast are healing alot of ppl the more stories the more ppl saved and I truly want this nobody is alone
Man, I know what addiction feels like, coke didn’t do it for me in the end. I learnt how to cook crack and became addicted to that. I’m 40 now sober for 5 years. There is light at the end of the tunnel.
Proud of you. Keep going
Salute Sir
KM Hemmans The UA-camr
It was the opposite for me
Everything joey is saying is exactly right, I went through the same thing and had the same feelings as he describes. It’s a crazy thing, there would also be nights/times I didn’t even need or want to take it, but I would just because it was there
Thank you I'm fucked up w a cocaine addiction and listening to Joey express himself really helps
Young Jamie's my fuckin hero. Uploading clips while the show's still going.
GRIP KING Dythronix dude Jamie's a beast
He learned it from Lee
You should send Joey some of what you are smoking because you are away with the fairies :)
Never did hard drugs. It was pretty easy to look around and see the waste cases. "Just having a good time" turns to shit pretty quick.
ikr. Hell, weed withdrawals were enough of an eye opener.
A week sober I hope I come back to this comment in a year still clean and every time this gets liked it will remind me to stay strong 💪
Still sober?
The thing about any substance use, including even cigarettes, is that ignorance is bliss. Once you know what something feels like, you might crave it, even if you beat the addiction. But if you don't know, there's nothing to temp you. My advice from my personal experience to everyone who hasn't yet done hard drugs : curiosity is much easier to control than temptation. Stay strong folks.
I only craved cocaine when I was on cocaine it was weird
Yeah how weird is that. When you're on it you want it but if you're not on it you don't care about it
Alan Robinson weird
100% it's the weirdest thing
Super duper weird
Is it easy to quit than, my brothers getting help now and I hope he will be okay
Joey- “Did you watch 60min 3 weeks ago?”
Joe “no”
What kind of question lmaoo
nyeland harmon XDDDD
Just right off the bat too lol
That’s just how people his age talk man, my parents and grandparents would always socialize during holidays and the icebreaker would always be “did you see that episode of wheel of fortune a couple Tuesdays ago? I can’t believe he blew it” or something around those lines lol
1986, Harlem, I'm watching 60minutes doin some coke. Tremendous
Cause it was about an opioid epidemic the current topic they are talking about hahaha
Coke comedown is fucking hell on earth . If you have some personal stuff the high is good but when Its over darkness falls i hate that feeling . Pure depression
I quit coke 5 months ago. Didn't realize I had a problem until 4 years into addiction. What made me quit was when i was in poland and I did way too much and my chest was hurting and my left arm was so tense. After that, I never touched it again.
Yooo that’s weird hit me up that’s happen to me before and when I’m sober for long periods of time my left arm hurts and tingles at the fingers I never got heavy into coke but a lot of benzodiazepines
@@ivanmiranda5181 I get random pains and the tingle feeling in my left arm once in a while. It sucks
This video should be titled... "Trigger to buy an 8-ball"
Brian Gallas if u can’t control urself at all
Facts hahahahaha
Or, reasons to QUIT.
Sobriety is for quitters 😎
Rehab is for quitters
Joey Diaz "There were nights I didn't want to do it...but I did it" real talk 3+ yrs
It took me my friends grave to quit drugs. 5 years all clean, Life’s never been better.
7:05 is what psychological addiction really is.
amen bro
It’s crazy how an addict will go from sick to fine just because they know they’re gonna get drugs or when they’re on the way to get some or get High. It’s def a mental thing to an extent.
Cocaine is all mental, I'm coming off it now.
It would be intresting to find a monk that is willing to get addicted to x-drug and see how he would come out of it.
He who smokes, is stoned
Hasheus 4:20
Thats not how withdrawals work tho
@@h3ck774 rehab confirmed. Because it’s ritual effect in the brain from going to get drugs vs not.
Technically its physically and mental
I've bought coke a handful of times and it's so strange, I would be 10 minutes off of a line and be plenty high from it but still if I looked at the bag it was almost uncontrollable, I would just do another line for no reason, and 3 or 4 hours later the bag is done. So glad Uncle Joey turned around man, and even more so these days he's infinitely healthier than he was in this podcast.
I had the same experience.
@@24flyingcats84 Very easy to see how people with lots of money can get so far into an addiction with it.
Coke is definitely one of those drugs. You just chase it harder and harder, even when you are already high. It’s crazy stuff, and I’m grateful I never fell in love with it like all my friends did. It’s a devil of a mistress.
The last line and the come down afterwards is so depressing.
Yeah I'm the same, just one after another
I was on pills for 12 years and what he said about just having it is so true. If had pills I could go a few hours after waking up without feeling sick. If I didn't I wouldn't sleep and was dope sick.
What about what he said about oxycontin - that he did a "sixteenth" one night? He's obviously full of shit because oxy's don't come in "sixteenths." 😉
@@paulfrehley7352he basically sahing he took a piece
@@user-le3tt2du8hdo you still take them? I hate to ask but they are so expensive any hard to find now.
In my life, I’ve never met a single person who can remember and recite dates like Joey
Had a massive coke and alcohol addiction. Along with depression and anxiety..did shrooms once 🍄 changed my life forever. I still do it but like once or twice a year I’m still battling my demons and childhood traumas but thanks to shrooms I became a better person and I will one day beat it all.
Psychedelics can give that mental reset you need, they’ve helped me. Best of luck man, you’ll beat it
everyone says this and I see how it could help addiction but the next day after the shrooms are out the system im always right back into the same addicted mindset. So I dont think just 1 shroom trip is goin help all that much during the trip yes but after ur right back
@@zyback a bad trip can save your life. Do some LSD or alot of shrooms and open a bible. Become too aware, so that you can become at peace with your sober state of awareness, and want it back. Ego-death, it's complex and terrifying, God will walk you through it though
@@baneoftheoppressor5880 I really like how u just said that bro cuz that’s what a bad trip is and what it really means. Becoming way to aware that u freak out. No one really admits that happened to them. One time I was so focused on my heart I thought I was going to die for like 5 min. Iv had bad trips but I guess I always come back to see if I overcome it the next time and I normally do. Lol.
@@zyback ego death changed my whole perception
this is the best, most honest conversation about addiction ive ever heard.
Yo i quit 18 years ago, but if I had some in front of me, I would totally do it. Bottom line, it is awesome shit. Like chiva, if only we could control it. I think I could do some now and quit again.
Except for the part where he claimed he had a "sixteenth" of oxycontin, which doesn't even exist. Credibility: ZERO-POINT-ZERO. 😉
I quit drinking 238 days ago today. I couldn't drive home from the pub unless I stopped at the bottle shop to get two six packs of beer and two bottles of red wine. This became a daily habit. I drank it all a lot, but I mostly got them for the peace of mind that they were there if I needed them. Nobody would have ever known I was an alcoholic, I think this may be the first time I have truly admitted that I was, but when it became obvious to others there was an issue the anxiety was too much and I had to quit. It was the hardest thing I have ever done, and the damage is still healing, but my life has changed dramatically.
Glad to hear you decided to quit! Not much good would happen if you continued down that road. Good luck 👍
@@Pazaluz - thank you!
It’s refreshing listening to someone speak openly about this issue.
I used to do coke x3 per week for about 5 years. I stopped. I decided to get a job in anouther country and quit drinking alcohol also. for a while I had to avoid places where people do coke but now it doesn't bother me.
Robert Taylor I never gonna stop
@@Bekltuvanetko You can stop man, if you want to. Believe in yourself man, try to avoid places and things that lead to it
Congratulations!
@Neurolicious Shit dude. Stay away from that shit. For me I had to quit alcohol too.
An old man told me one time that " your best friend will turn into your worst enemy". He was right. My biggest fear while I was addicted was that I thought it was the only real pleasure I had, and that life would just suck without it. That's a lie. There is a better life after addiction and I am proof. The same way it gradually stole everything from you is the same way you'll get it back when you stop.
It's even better when you can control it.
Not EVERYBODY losses control when they play around.
Some have their cake & eat it too.
@@ClickClack_Bam This sounds like seriously bad advice. Better to not risk having anything take over your life.
@@ethanberi9398 You are correct not to risk it. You don't want to fuck around & find out...
Trying to kick opiates is incredibly hard to do esp if you work.
But my statement still stands as well, that not everybody goes crazy & becomes crazy addicted etc.
I get comfort in knowing I'm not the only one fighting addiction.
I feel so alone fighting addiction.
It's a journey only you can do to get clean.
Bruv, I started my recovery from knowing the same. I think it's the support.
He is telling the truth about those surges you get in your nervous system. Especially trying to sleep. It’s hell.
" I didn't have to do it , I had peace KNOWING it was at the house." Perfect example of true addiction, i know trust me.
I heard that. Shit hit home honestly
Yup
Thats honestly the best way to stop. For me that is. Knowing its there, but not taking any. I stopped cigs and weed that way. Some people just get rid of everything they have in a hurry, only to buy again. They dont realize its comfort to have it and not taking. Its a good trick. If you have self control..
@@Stanna44 facts , like quitting smoking, a doctor said dont stop buying cigarettes, have a pack available, just decide to not smoke , basically face your enemy instead of hiding from it
Same
Took a perc 30 once and realized right there I don't ever want to see that shit ever again because it was the greatest thing I've ever felt in my life
had this experience with molly.
@@sanderson9635 Indeed, you are doomed to Always compare Everything Else with the High of molly. And Nothing comes close
i used to take 2 back to back but after i did em so much, i got sick of em.. been months and i dont even think about em
The thing with molly is that you don't feel good at all after it and the high is good but not worth the low. With percs you just wake up and take them the next day
@@missythestaffy9785 facts
I had my fun with coke. Haven’t done it in over a year but I quit because of a story my dad told me. He works in a hospital and a patient came in that was a daily coke user for 30 years. Dad said the patients heart was 3 times it’s normal size from swelling. Over working itself. He died
Quit in a singel day after 5 years of cocaine addiction to a point losing everything (home,family,friends)
Lee and joey saved me tbh WEED FOR LIFE❤
How coicaine feels. “I don’t feel anything... I still don’t feel anything, here go get more... go get more, take all my money” lmao cocaine is truly the devils drug. I loved every bit of it, especially getting the drips on the back of my throat and washing it down with beer
How does sobriety feel?
Arnav Rawat great, coming off drugs sucks the first few days, afterwards it’s just normal. Took me a while to be able to drink socially and not crave cocine.
@@Chicagocubs21 That gives me hope. Great going.
Jesus so glad my body doesn’t do well with stimulants, I don’t even like nicotine, only drug for me is bud
Amen. You get that tooth numbness and the back of your throat goes numb with that first swallow
I used to party with that shit all the time, for a good few years of my life, not addicted but used it when I was out at the bars etc, always ended up back at someone’s kitchen being bookey as fuck peering out of windows. It’s surrounded by absolute losers and I’m so glad I got away from it. At the time I thought I was having the time of my life but looking back they were the worse years of my life. Trust me and stay the fuck away from that drug, I promise you it’ll ruin your life
Quitting coke wasn’t hard for me at all, just switch to sprite
Coke withdrawal is like hanging out with the devil. Opiate withdrawal is like getting tortured by the devil.
Try benzo addiction
@@davidodea2832 no thanks. Those withdrawals are even worse yet. Can't imagine being addicted to both. I was prescribed Xanax and Dilaudid before the crackdown. Thank the Lord that I didn't like the Xanax. The Dilaudid I did like
@@davegordon6943 I was addicted to benzos, booze, and opiods. It's difficult to put into words what coming off them was like I never thought I was going to feel normal again. Took about 7 months before I even started to have hope of returning to reality. I nearly had to go back on them but glad I pushed through. Truly horrific, scary as fuck.
@@ryanlebear that's hardcore dude
There’s nothing worse than losing control. The feeling of helplessness is hell...I haven’t been to hell in over 7 years.
3 years off heroin . July 16 2007. Never looked back
bless you all
bless everyone in the struggle
Don't u mean '2017' bro?
Shh, don’t tell him. Now he won’t experience 2020 until 10 years! :) jk
One thing I noticed myself is that at some point you start to feel like drugs and fucking up and being an addict becomes part of your personality and identity. It's like the drugs, be it weed, alcohol, coke or all of those at once become part of what you are, or so you think. So it feels like you're being yourself, and you get comfortable with that idea. You want people to know that you do drugs, that you got the plugs, that kind of stuff. And that's addictive as hell itself, let alone the physical and psychological addiction you have to the high. And I started to feel like if I were to quit, I wouldn't be true to myself, and I'd stop being cool and having fun and feeling bad ass. If that makes any sense. And I'm not a bad ass at all, in fact I'm just a nerd who wants to look like a bad ass. And then you try to quit, but it's like you have to find out who you really are, because you feel like you just lost a big part of your identity and now you have to figure out how you're going to be perceived by others if you're not doing drugs anymore.
Opiates are the worst and best thing that ever happened to me, I’m so happy to be sober, I’m in a better place than I’ve ever been!