*EDIT* What is "it"? 1:03:48 - ahh. All of it. Thanks Joe, for taking that Spotify money so those of us who wanted this format had nothing for years. Nice.
Nice episode, but unfortunately Joe is still insecure about being a comedian, because he's not funny, and he keeps trying to explain how it works to compensate his short comings. Ironically the worst thing you can do is explain it, but still a good episode.
Chris and Joe, your podcasts draw me in, and each time I listen/watch, I'm curious to see where each discussion will lead. There's something to be learned or to be reminded of, to help process questions and other unsettled things in my mind. I nod and smile a lot as concepts are said aloud at just the right moment for me to hear them in my life, or consider new ideas, and to be open to other people's perspectives. Thank you!
This is the best interview I heard with Chris. I think the last hour or half an hour are really beautiful, and I really needed to hear them. Thank you for that ❤
For Joe, Chris, and their viewers. The paradox can be understood and resolved by reading Robert Fritz "the path of least resistance." The phenomenon they discuss is oscillation, and Fritz explains the solution and how society got there decades ago.
Fantastic episode, two individuals with fulfilled minds talking about different parts of life and how to improve and really digging deep into the subjects, loved it and look forward to watching another episode with Chris.
1:25:44 Unhealed trauma gets passed on to the next generation. It is normal that it shows up in your genes and manifests in terms of illnesses and or what we attract in our lives. But we are not doomed when that happens, we get to do the work to heal and release these traumas to not only create a better life than our parents but also to not pass it on to our kids and the next generation afterward.
That’s funny about Block Island. I’m from Rhode Island, and it’s so true. There are tons of fishermen, and they get SO drunk all the time. It’s the reason why I don’t drink - it’s gross.
Incredible episode ! You two are such inspiration for me, and the insights I get from listening to your podcasts are invaluable. Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart, to both of you
I have been an armchair voyer for months! This EP got my sub! I love Joe Rogan. Than you for feeding my mind correctly. I always feel like part of the fam!
33:20 The oldest known living tree is a bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) located in the White Mountains of California, USA. This ancient tree, named **Methuselah**, is over 4,800 years old. It grows in the Inyo National Forest, but its exact location is kept secret to protect it from vandalism. In addition to Methuselah, an even older bristlecone pine discovered in 2013, known as **"Old Hara"**, is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, also located in the White Mountains. These trees are considered the oldest non-clonal trees on Earth.
Instead of shaming the feeling of jealousy when it comes up, we can recognize it as a signal that there is something in the other party or about the other party that we admire and that we may also want to have. Sometimes it simply highlights the parts of us that we feel insecure about and that we may want to work on.
What about being jealous of another persons looks, which is their genetic material that can never be acquire or “worked on”. Like he said jealousy is a nasty thing. At least that’s what I think as someone who’s struggled with it quite a bit,
@@shark_man_be mindful the response nowadays for anything is to take the extreme opposite side. So you've had problems with jealousy...don't say to yourself that's bad I need to suppress this feeling instead let the feeling pass, examine why you felt that way and if it was logical or is it something you can improve in yourself. Instead of taking the absolute of either side of that.
Not only can course correcting be difficult, but once you get far enough down that path you can easily lose sight of what it is that WOULD make you passionate. I have a decent job (not terrible but not the one either), a mortgage, a teenager, a marriage and I'm over 50. I'm honestly not sure that I would even know what to correct my course to anymore but less the actuality of doing it with the familial and financial responsibilities of every day life. That's the absolute worst and hardest part for me, that I've been on that path so long that I honestly have no clue what to do otherwise anymore.
I watched Season 1 of Love Island very recently and am just now learning that this is the same Chris from the show! I've seen podcast clips of his in the past, never once occurred to me that this is the same guy.
It's podcasts like these that make me seriously consider hosting a new kind of podcast myself - a podcast for the other guys, the ones that say (like me), 'I tried all that as much as I could, but i'm not getting anywhere', or 'you don't understand, my situation is different, I can never succeed like you two did', or things like that. I really feel that so many people listen and are inspired, but they're also trapped by the inevitability of having tried before and failed repeatedly - but they KEEP LISTENING. Maybe a different kind of podcast that speaks more specifically to this group, maybe focusing more on all the tiny baby steps that need to be taken, bc those are all that they can do bc to others they are baby steps but to these ppl they are MONSTROUS. If anyone else here has had the same idea I would love to hear your thoughts.
I think there is a desperate need for this type of content, especially to reach men that are struggling. For me personally, I think Dr. K has a lot of good content in this vein that also comes from the perspective of a clinical psychiatrist. He has helped me out significantly, but we still need many more voices. The problem is that men are often ridiculed for generally having a hard time, and any difficulty in general is met with shame instead of and form of practical support.
I’ve thought about a podcast that helps people find their careers. Talking with people in different fields. From police,firefighters, electrical, pilots, retails managers everyday jobs that are essential but there’s no day to day overview of what it’s like
Interesting for sure... to be myself is probably one of the most difficult things to embody within the mass yet alone peace leaves me stunned. Still all obstacles that build you also contain loneliness or indifference. What I know is nothing. Thank you guys I appreciate the feeling of self I get when I see myself in you rather than not. Someone is most of us. The in between and unheard but perhaps is ultimately just illusion Peace 🔥 ❤
26:06 - Naturally. Its only real if we honor it. If we refuse to accept it's existence, if we just IGNORE it- where attention goes, energy flows. It will lose momentum, and fall into the cracks of history to be forgotten.
You know at the mobydck restaurant on the inside they have a pic on the wall that is called "The Semens Club" that has the workers names on it. I guess after they have proven there worth to be a cook at mobydck they get to be rewarded by joining the "Semens Club" but its spelled "The Seamans Club"
The bigger the society the bigger the impact on every individual, because the individual becomes less and less important but the society they are part of becomes more and more significant. So while you are a "part" of something great so is everyone else and would move on the same without the individual and people have a hard time dealing with that.
Politicians saying that the economy is strong and the “best we ever had”. That happened in Argentina with the previous government that DESTROYED the country. It was a shit show.
1:56:24...When someone tries to counter the claim that most rape victims are men by saying that most rapists are men, they're effectively saying that it doesn't count that most victims are men because most perpetrators are men. We've now shifted the focus of the conversation, ie. who is the primary recipient of rape, to 'which gender is the most offensive'. If it were true that most rape victims were women, it wouldn't matter if most of the perpetrators were also women because the point is that there is a serious problem with the amount of women that are being raped. The gender of the perpetrator is completely irrelevant unless your focus is to somehow denigrate a particular gender.
A non-psychopath has significant emotional activity just to the imagery because of *mirror neurons* . Basically they mimic another person's emotions when you see them. That's why people usually enjoy collective activities such as concerts and sports games more, because seeing other people's enjoyment amplifies yours. And also that's why fathers start feeling paternal when they see the mom nurturing the baby. If your mirror neurons work, you will always feel *some* emotion watching another human's significant emotion. Now the word "empathy" may not be the best choice because it's actually *understanding* the other's feeling. *Sympathy* is when you feel some of their emotion, which is what psychopaths missing. They may understand very well, but they feel nothing. Zero emotional response hence zero emotional activity in that area. Of course the level of activity is different for all individuals, but eith psychopathy, we're talking about zero or close to zero activity.
im disabled in canada so I get free money enough to live and I agree that at least for me it makes you want to find what you really like and not really focus on money. Just a thought
It is interesting what they talk about genetics, I believe that genetics does determine who we are, the more genetically ingrained something is, the greater its tendency to go out and pass on to new generations. But there are 2 things that make up who we are as a species and that will always be genetically stronger. 1) It's the ability to socialize, no matter what you are like, we all need someone. it is one of the things that helped us to survive, not only against the environment but also against other homo, the ability of homosapiens to collaborate with each other was the reason why we were able to extinguish other homo species. 2) The ability to change, is literally our greatest strength, no matter how ingrained something is in our genetics, over the generations it can be changed, because the ability to change is much more ingrained in our genetics than anything else. And it makes sense, if at the base of all our genetics was not the ability to change to adapt to the environment we would be extinct. It is not that we are more than our genetics and that is why we can change, it is that genetically we are made to adapt according to the circumstances, that is why we are such a successful species.
The ability to change will always be stronger than any genetic tendency or shortcut you have coded in your genes.
31:18 - NO- unless it can be proved that the individual acted with INTENTION to cause such anxiety, that is one person's own responsibility to focus on what is healthy for them, rather than what causes them anxiety. All of our population pointing fingers and dividing each other causes ME social anxiety. So whats going to be done about that?? Because I KNOW that I'M NOT alone in that...🤦♂️
As much as I like this fella I still feel like he puts far too much emphasis on wealth and his idea of success. He needs to really face a hardship and probably lose everything and then rebuild himself before he can truly have the wisdom he tries so hard to portray. I think Rogan can see this and questions it, but ultimately it goes straight over Chris’ head. This cannot be taught. When someone is this sure of himself he has a real test round the corner, life is funny like that and to be honest he needs it.
I don't like men assuming what women want! It's a bit closed minded to say that women want a certain kind of man, but also interesting to hear people's perspectives on it. I'm probably guilty of assuming what men want in a woman! That's a whole podcast in itself!
The NHS is still good at Emergency response and critical care but because of lower funding and an aging population, increasingly bad at treatment of non-lethal conditions eg. Check ups, hip replacements etc. Also compared to America, prescriptions cost WAY less to maintain. Basically its quite good if your diabetic or get hit by a car, but if you need simple surgery to correct a non life threatening problem, you either need to wait 10x longer than you would in the US or pay out of pocket to get seen privately.
They speak early on about people in the U.S. being generally more supportive of people who have more than they do, whereas in the UK, there is an attempt to bring down such people. I can say that my faith gives me the reason to be supportive of people who have more than I do. If God has so blessed or gifted that other person with more things, then who am I to be envious of that? Be satisfied with what you have, and if you are not, work harder so that you can have more. But stop comparing yourself to others, nothing useful comes out of it.
What a compliment to kick things off. "You're such a good listener," coming from Rogan. Top tier.
It’s from 2022 if you’re confused at any point !
Damn! Didn't know that
*EDIT*
What is "it"?
1:03:48 - ahh. All of it.
Thanks Joe, for taking that Spotify money so those of us who wanted this format had nothing for years. Nice.
@@ChapsShruggedAre you used to everyone forming their lives around what pleases you?
You could have listened on Spotify 👍
Legend
@@ChapsShruggedit was free on Spotify too
chris williamson is a gem that needs to be protected and listened constantly.
Beautiful episode. Key takeaway for me: As long as you’re alive, you can improve your condition.
Nice episode, but unfortunately Joe is still insecure about being a comedian, because he's not funny, and he keeps trying to explain how it works to compensate his short comings. Ironically the worst thing you can do is explain it, but still a good episode.
@thomas-bj5hh I couldn't agree more
There's an old saying "Where there is life, there is hope."
All the best =)
"You can be anything you want, but you can't be everything you want. Just pick one thing and commit to it"
Ch. Williamson
Not even true let alone profound, most people can't be anything they want.
@@daveyboy4715 If you are a realist, you can. The only thing you need to do is set realistically achievable goals and work your ass off
I got it bro what are saying
I committed to a creative thing and no one knows
@@yashtapase3821 glad to hear that
@@JasurRavshanov-lq7vq but I'm having a problem can I discuss with you as I see that you can help me finding solution
Chris Williamson has the smoothest voice. Hes also very intelligent . Great interview.
He is a feminist
He is feminist
He’s also one of the few people that could make me question my sexuality
@@Kaiziaklmaao i was hoping for a comment on his looks on top
LMAO he's alright but definitely the most generic male bimbo of the podcasters, he is a dunce...
Joe speaking about difficult things to attain relative to subjectively valuable achievements is a brilliant frame. Many people need that paragraph!
What?
Can you share timestamp of that
Chris and Joe, your podcasts draw me in, and each time I listen/watch, I'm curious to see where each discussion will lead. There's something to be learned or to be reminded of, to help process questions and other unsettled things in my mind. I nod and smile a lot as concepts are said aloud at just the right moment for me to hear them in my life, or consider new ideas, and to be open to other people's perspectives. Thank you!
This is the best interview I heard with Chris. I think the last hour or half an hour are really beautiful, and I really needed to hear them. Thank you for that ❤
Why does youtube still show this f-ing "C19 vaccine WHO" message under the videos?
Nothing is more permanent than a temporary fix.
Hahaha ha - and true! 🤨@@michaelheath3014
@@michaelheath3014 This made me laugh out loud
It automatically appears below content associated with Covid bullshitters. And Rogan has been a serious Covid bullshitter.
I always wonder how many clicks they get🤣
For Joe, Chris, and their viewers. The paradox can be understood and resolved by reading Robert Fritz "the path of least resistance." The phenomenon they discuss is oscillation, and Fritz explains the solution and how society got there decades ago.
Chris is a brilliant conversationalist and highly intellectual ! Respect
Seneca wrote, “If a man knows not to which port he sails, no wind is favorable.”
We’re just whizzing by years and years of the Spotify years. In a sense this is emotional
Lol cutie
Nah not cutie, soppy but really it's just unaddressed trauma. Cheers, JBP.
There are no stupid emotions, every reaction says something about yourself.
emotions okay but not always all the way that could very well become dangerous hi 5 or ten :}
Fantastic episode, two individuals with fulfilled minds talking about different parts of life and how to improve and really digging deep into the subjects, loved it and look forward to watching another episode with Chris.
Two of my favorite guys giving each other a TedTalk.
I love Chris Williamson! I watch his podcasts all the time
2:20:40 Joe's analalogy on Authenticity and the relationship between difficulty and valuable
anal-alogy is crazy😂
Envy is worse than jealousy. Jealousy also means to be protective...look it up
Chris kept looking at Jamie when to look stuff up
but Jamie kept ignoring him.
hahaha yup, Chris just forgot the P word,hahaha
Jealousy kills the Spirit of Love and Life
1:25:44 Unhealed trauma gets passed on to the next generation. It is normal that it shows up in your genes and manifests in terms of illnesses and or what we attract in our lives. But we are not doomed when that happens, we get to do the work to heal and release these traumas to not only create a better life than our parents but also to not pass it on to our kids and the next generation afterward.
That’s funny about Block Island. I’m from Rhode Island, and it’s so true. There are tons of fishermen, and they get SO drunk all the time.
It’s the reason why I don’t drink - it’s gross.
Incredible episode ! You two are such inspiration for me, and the insights I get from listening to your podcasts are invaluable. Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart, to both of you
I have been an armchair voyer for months! This EP got my sub! I love Joe Rogan. Than you for feeding my mind correctly. I always feel like part of the fam!
One of the best pods !
33:20 The oldest known living tree is a bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) located in the White Mountains of California, USA. This ancient tree, named **Methuselah**, is over 4,800 years old. It grows in the Inyo National Forest, but its exact location is kept secret to protect it from vandalism.
In addition to Methuselah, an even older bristlecone pine discovered in 2013, known as **"Old Hara"**, is estimated to be over 5,000 years old, also located in the White Mountains. These trees are considered the oldest non-clonal trees on Earth.
Very cool. Thanks for the info!
Very powerful. Gotta be one of the greatest if not the greatest discussion overall I've ever heard 👌👍🙏🙌
Instead of shaming the feeling of jealousy when it comes up, we can recognize it as a signal that there is something in the other party or about the other party that we admire and that we may also want to have. Sometimes it simply highlights the parts of us that we feel insecure about and that we may want to work on.
What about being jealous of another persons looks, which is their genetic material that can never be acquire or “worked on”. Like he said jealousy is a nasty thing. At least that’s what I think as someone who’s struggled with it quite a bit,
@@shark_man_ you can definetly "work on your looks"
Its all about understanding and improving ourselves for a greater good ✨♥️ peace
@@I-used-to-be-orcaznah there are things you can't 'work on' but are purely genetic.
In that case shit can be really taught to cope with
@@shark_man_be mindful the response nowadays for anything is to take the extreme opposite side. So you've had problems with jealousy...don't say to yourself that's bad I need to suppress this feeling instead let the feeling pass, examine why you felt that way and if it was logical or is it something you can improve in yourself. Instead of taking the absolute of either side of that.
Didn't think this episode would go straight into talking about trauma but man, I am here for it all the way.
first JRE I've listened to in a little while, very good
Not only can course correcting be difficult, but once you get far enough down that path you can easily lose sight of what it is that WOULD make you passionate. I have a decent job (not terrible but not the one either), a mortgage, a teenager, a marriage and I'm over 50. I'm honestly not sure that I would even know what to correct my course to anymore but less the actuality of doing it with the familial and financial responsibilities of every day life. That's the absolute worst and hardest part for me, that I've been on that path so long that I honestly have no clue what to do otherwise anymore.
“True hell is when the person you are meets the person you could’ve been”
This guy is an exceptional human being
Envy can be useful, jealousy is bad
Brilliant conversation guys.
Thank you
🔥
❤
this is beyond great. thank you both for the enlightenment and advice
Jealousy is the thief of joy.
Every time I hear "DSM" I hear "Diamond Star Motors"..😂
My fav is the Covid vaccine ad underneath the video
I watched Season 1 of Love Island very recently and am just now learning that this is the same Chris from the show! I've seen podcast clips of his in the past, never once occurred to me that this is the same guy.
It's podcasts like these that make me seriously consider hosting a new kind of podcast myself - a podcast for the other guys, the ones that say (like me), 'I tried all that as much as I could, but i'm not getting anywhere', or 'you don't understand, my situation is different, I can never succeed like you two did', or things like that. I really feel that so many people listen and are inspired, but they're also trapped by the inevitability of having tried before and failed repeatedly - but they KEEP LISTENING. Maybe a different kind of podcast that speaks more specifically to this group, maybe focusing more on all the tiny baby steps that need to be taken, bc those are all that they can do bc to others they are baby steps but to these ppl they are MONSTROUS. If anyone else here has had the same idea I would love to hear your thoughts.
I think about this often, especially as it relates to fitness
I think there is a desperate need for this type of content, especially to reach men that are struggling. For me personally, I think Dr. K has a lot of good content in this vein that also comes from the perspective of a clinical psychiatrist. He has helped me out significantly, but we still need many more voices. The problem is that men are often ridiculed for generally having a hard time, and any difficulty in general is met with shame instead of and form of practical support.
Yes I would support and think your 💯 spot on
I’ve thought about a podcast that helps people find their careers. Talking with people in different fields. From police,firefighters, electrical, pilots, retails managers everyday jobs that are essential but there’s no day to day overview of what it’s like
Ive tried that before but im not getting anywhere
Loved the conversation
from 2:40 on the information is awesome!!!
Perfectionism is procrastination
I'm living proof
Sometimes
Chris you should listen to the first 20 minutes and the the last 20 minutes to see if caffeine affects your speaking tempo. LOL. Great discussion.
1:06:41 - "Like a yard sale?"
"Yeah. Like, 'I don't like my left hand. You want it?'..."
😂😂😂😂😂
Interesting for sure... to be myself is probably one of the most difficult things to embody within the mass yet alone peace leaves me stunned. Still all obstacles that build you also contain loneliness or indifference. What I know is nothing.
Thank you guys
I appreciate the feeling of self I get when I see myself in you rather than not. Someone is most of us. The in between and unheard but perhaps is ultimately just illusion
Peace
🔥
❤
26:06 - Naturally. Its only real if we honor it. If we refuse to accept it's existence, if we just IGNORE it- where attention goes, energy flows. It will lose momentum, and fall into the cracks of history to be forgotten.
You know at the mobydck restaurant on the inside they have a pic on the wall that is called "The Semens Club" that has the workers names on it. I guess after they have proven there worth to be a cook at mobydck they get to be rewarded by joining the "Semens Club" but its spelled "The Seamans Club"
The bigger the society the bigger the impact on every individual, because the individual becomes less and less important but the society they are part of becomes more and more significant. So while you are a "part" of something great so is everyone else and would move on the same without the individual and people have a hard time dealing with that.
Politicians saying that the economy is strong and the “best we ever had”. That happened in Argentina with the previous government that DESTROYED the country. It was a shit show.
1:56:24...When someone tries to counter the claim that most rape victims are men by saying that most rapists are men, they're effectively saying that it doesn't count that most victims are men because most perpetrators are men. We've now shifted the focus of the conversation, ie. who is the primary recipient of rape, to 'which gender is the most offensive'. If it were true that most rape victims were women, it wouldn't matter if most of the perpetrators were also women because the point is that there is a serious problem with the amount of women that are being raped. The gender of the perpetrator is completely irrelevant unless your focus is to somehow denigrate a particular gender.
This is therapeutic.
Definitely a top episode.
This is good. Really good.
Two good lads, great conversation
Fucking oath! Enjoyed every minute.
Jealousy comes from those who witness greatness but are too lazy to perform better themselves.
The Ukranian fighter dude that learned dancing for boxing kinda reminds me of how Bruce Lee did the same thing with salsa dance
A non-psychopath has significant emotional activity just to the imagery because of *mirror neurons* . Basically they mimic another person's emotions when you see them.
That's why people usually enjoy collective activities such as concerts and sports games more, because seeing other people's enjoyment amplifies yours.
And also that's why fathers start feeling paternal when they see the mom nurturing the baby.
If your mirror neurons work, you will always feel *some* emotion watching another human's significant emotion.
Now the word "empathy" may not be the best choice because it's actually *understanding* the other's feeling. *Sympathy* is when you feel some of their emotion, which is what psychopaths missing.
They may understand very well, but they feel nothing. Zero emotional response hence zero emotional activity in that area.
Of course the level of activity is different for all individuals, but eith psychopathy, we're talking about zero or close to zero activity.
Great show!
Quote Chairman & Ambassador of Handsomeness,
CH Williamson
Aspects of other people's jealousy has all but ruined my current nursing post.
That's for sure.
💜
why is this only on 4k
Chris is very insightful.
looks like a bro of the craft to me
The C-19 blue badge under the video is just ridiculous.
Both people having millions of combined subscribers and viewers and somehow only has 12,000 Views. #censored
Wtf is going on? I cant even find this podcast on the channel.
Any ideas what it could be?
@@ChrisNanche not a freaking clue I had the exact same issue!!
I think this is an old interview that posted on Spotify first. Not 100% though as I missed it on Spotify.
It’s 426k as of now (two weeks) after your comment. Weird. Also the people that control youtube suck and they’re always up to something deceitful.
Housing and Healthcare should be human rights. Who cares if some people won't want to work; is it better to have a nation of wage slaves?
Yall giving me SO MUCH content to watch ❤
cOnTeNt!!!!!
con tent
im disabled in canada so I get free money enough to live and I agree that at least for me it makes you want to find what you really like and not really focus on money. Just a thought
Love Chris’s podcast!
It is interesting what they talk about genetics, I believe that genetics does determine who we are, the more genetically ingrained something is, the greater its tendency to go out and pass on to new generations.
But there are 2 things that make up who we are as a species and that will always be genetically stronger.
1) It's the ability to socialize, no matter what you are like, we all need someone.
it is one of the things that helped us to survive, not only against the environment but also against other homo, the ability of homosapiens to collaborate with each other was the reason why we were able to extinguish other homo species.
2) The ability to change, is literally our greatest strength, no matter how ingrained something is in our genetics, over the generations it can be changed, because the ability to change is much more ingrained in our genetics than anything else.
And it makes sense, if at the base of all our genetics was not the ability to change to adapt to the environment we would be extinct.
It is not that we are more than our genetics and that is why we can change, it is that genetically we are made to adapt according to the circumstances, that is why we are such a successful species.
The ability to change will always be stronger than any genetic tendency or shortcut you have coded in your genes.
Ooooh, I thought it's a new one. This episode was magnifient though and gave me one of the best (if not the best) definitions of being a man.
Good job Chris ❤🎉😊
He looks like Scott Eastwood
Love you Joe ❤✊🏼
You can’t have freedom of speech without citizens owning arms
I don't like my left hand...you want it? hahaha
Loved this episode.
31:18 - NO- unless it can be proved that the individual acted with INTENTION to cause such anxiety, that is one person's own responsibility to focus on what is healthy for them, rather than what causes them anxiety.
All of our population pointing fingers and dividing each other causes ME social anxiety. So whats going to be done about that?? Because I KNOW that I'M NOT alone in that...🤦♂️
It took me over an hour to figure out he was saying “status” not “statist”
Chris💪
cool Joe you know whats needed
is there a way to find out what the guest had to say?
47:10 - I'm possibly the worst I've been in my life, but I'm not quitting. This is as "bitchy" as I get. 😂
when was this recorded? they're talkin like this is a couple of years old. still a good chat.
In the discription box, all the way down it says when the video was first release. In this case 2 aug 2022.
is Joe talking about Leo Gura from actualized when we speaks about the Guru?
3:21:25 “Sunny days wouldn’t be special, if it wasn’t for rain” -50 Cent
jimmy our tea n crinkets
For the problem of desensitization , I feel like they should try Virtual Reality 🤔
As much as I like this fella I still feel like he puts far too much emphasis on wealth and his idea of success. He needs to really face a hardship and probably lose everything and then rebuild himself before he can truly have the wisdom he tries so hard to portray. I think Rogan can see this and questions it, but ultimately it goes straight over Chris’ head. This cannot be taught. When someone is this sure of himself he has a real test round the corner, life is funny like that and to be honest he needs it.
I have social anxiety.... Who should I sue for damages?
The coffee shop for making their tables too small to hide under
The way Joe say schizophrenia 20:31 😂 “schizophreniaaaaa” 💁♀️🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈😂😂😂
Spotify exclusivity expire?
Yee it ended a few months ago i think, its back to youtube
Incredible. Now you need to do Joe the same favor.
It seems like these two are talking about me lmao
I don't like men assuming what women want! It's a bit closed minded to say that women want a certain kind of man, but also interesting to hear people's perspectives on it. I'm probably guilty of assuming what men want in a woman! That's a whole podcast in itself!
❤ Chris
20:17 I thought the UK is having a NHS crisis?
The NHS is still good at Emergency response and critical care but because of lower funding and an aging population, increasingly bad at treatment of non-lethal conditions eg. Check ups, hip replacements etc.
Also compared to America, prescriptions cost WAY less to maintain.
Basically its quite good if your diabetic or get hit by a car, but if you need simple surgery to correct a non life threatening problem, you either need to wait 10x longer than you would in the US or pay out of pocket to get seen privately.
@@olivergille8305 really? I hear lots of stories about people having to wait several hours in ambulances for a hospital bed
They speak early on about people in the U.S. being generally more supportive of people who have more than they do, whereas in the UK, there is an attempt to bring down such people. I can say that my faith gives me the reason to be supportive of people who have more than I do. If God has so blessed or gifted that other person with more things, then who am I to be envious of that? Be satisfied with what you have, and if you are not, work harder so that you can have more. But stop comparing yourself to others, nothing useful comes out of it.
it all depends whether they got it fairly or by 'hook or by crook.'
@@BLOME777 I agree. If they got it legally, I don't have a big problem. If they got it illegally, then they'll have to face the music.