Ted Danson Shares a Lesson About The Law of Attraction

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  • Опубліковано 29 жов 2024
  • We assume Ted Danson is going to 'The Good Place', despite the tip that he holds in his hand waiting for the barista to notice.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 59

  • @loganbeardall6904
    @loganbeardall6904 5 років тому +113

    Danson is smart, humble, and a great actor.

  • @XyzXyz-mm9vq
    @XyzXyz-mm9vq 5 років тому +38

    It’s impossible not to like and really admire Ted for his honesty and humility.

  • @TheEpicSimplicity
    @TheEpicSimplicity 5 років тому +60

    Very grateful for this Ted Danson interview series.

  • @TheLWord75
    @TheLWord75 2 роки тому +1

    I love him on Curb Your Enthusiasm! His chemistry with Larry and the cast is perfection.

  • @MrRRHHMM
    @MrRRHHMM 3 роки тому +1

    Ted.. THANK YOU for the years of ''Cheers''......you made lots of us very happy, with that fantastic sit-com..

  • @hanniffydinn6019
    @hanniffydinn6019 5 років тому +16

    Loved him as a kid in cheers. Great to see him brilliant in the good place. Super fun show.

  • @seanlehmann7055
    @seanlehmann7055 3 роки тому +2

    What a well balanced, sincere, authentic man.

  • @tjwash2
    @tjwash2 4 роки тому +3

    You are the most gifted interviewer of all time because you let people talk. You don't overly influence where the conversation goes. You don't try to interject a put on personality the way comedian interviewers do. Top notch.

  • @henrysmommy7
    @henrysmommy7 5 років тому +10

    That's some insightful self reflection, the nice guy who at least half the time is actively trying to be charming. Especially when you consider that they both seem to be aware of the fact that charming isn't really the positive character trait that most people (especially women or at least women from past generations...my Grandma always had a tone when she said a man was charming, this kind of starry eyed, almost romantic idea of what that meant. An opinion that was probably connected to the golden age of Hollywood).
    Anyhow, in my experience charming men are fun to be around, but if you trust them, especially when they've actively turned their charm on you, then you're about to be disappointed. Charm is just a slick way of hiding ulterior motives..

  • @bySterling
    @bySterling 3 роки тому

    Luved seeing Ted on Curb, was initially surprised as it was so random but was just awesome

  • @matrixist
    @matrixist 5 років тому +62

    He understands the matrix we live in...

  • @candacefontyn441
    @candacefontyn441 5 років тому +3

    I really appreciate his outlook on life!

  • @krow449
    @krow449 4 роки тому +1

    Danson is a true symbol of what it means to be a gentleman in today's world. I highly respect him and intend to interview him someday.

  • @anthonyourbrother
    @anthonyourbrother Рік тому

    "Man, I love going to work...!"
    Thank you.
    Thank you. 🙏

  • @alexforce9
    @alexforce9 4 роки тому +15

    Its a plesure just to listen to this man. I realy like the old Ted Danson more than the young one.

  • @kls9710
    @kls9710 5 років тому +11

    Highest points for anonymous giving for its own sake. I call it brownie points. Nice to see this side of Ted Danson.

    • @Scorchy666
      @Scorchy666 3 роки тому

      I used to think that way. I really did, until one day. The barista finally turned to me and passively aggressively commented about how hard he works but no one tips. I tipped him constantly while his back was turned making my drink. He never knew it and had some built-up resentment. Now I want them to see me.

  • @adammarshall978
    @adammarshall978 5 років тому +3

    What a fascinating guy.

  • @tomd720
    @tomd720 5 років тому +9

    Ted Danson you are a wise man !

  • @elsjemassyn8921
    @elsjemassyn8921 3 роки тому

    Love Ted Danson and yes wow thats brilliant advice 👏

  • @FRNKNSTNmusic
    @FRNKNSTNmusic 3 роки тому

    Perfect way to start your morning!

  • @GR_BackingTracks
    @GR_BackingTracks Рік тому

    ...keep working, and keep saying "Thank You."
    This is a science that has kept me successful for over 12 years now, and it took me nearly 40 years to figure it out!

  • @RS-jd7jp
    @RS-jd7jp 4 роки тому +1

    Love Him❤️💯

  • @georgeoothoudt7358
    @georgeoothoudt7358 3 роки тому

    Thank you.

  • @alaharon1233
    @alaharon1233 5 років тому +4

    That was interesting watching Ted Dansen looking intently to see if the interviewer has gotten to the twist yet

    • @kevinw712
      @kevinw712 5 років тому +1

      btw, I finally started watching the show just about 2 weeks ago via Netflix. I'd only heard going into it that there was a huge twist at the end of season 1, but not what exactly it was. Suffice to say I was incredibly disappointed to discover the twist was EXACTLY what I guessed it might be, and I mean literally before I even watched a minute of the pilot. I mean, surely that would have to be the most obvious thing for people to go to first in their minds, yea? It's like with "Lost", surely the big secret of the show wouldn't be that they're all dead and it's just purgatory, because that's the first sort of "surprise" possibility you'd think of. And mind you, this was a show (TGP) I was not exactly bowled over from the beginning of it anyway. I was close to giving up early until Adam Scott showed up. And yet I have to admit, the other show of Michael Shur's, Parks & Rec, its 1st season was easily the worst of the series, those first few episodes were not exactly comedy gold, and it wound up being one of my favorite sitcoms of all time. But, as of right now I have not gone back to Netflix to start with season 2 of The Good Place.

    • @alaharon1233
      @alaharon1233 5 років тому

      @@kevinw712 You definitely should. I wasn't such a fan of much of season 1. Really just that last episode, but season 2 is where it gets its footing. Season 1 is kind of just "get through it for the twist" which sucks if you don't like the twist, but season 2 is actually really good on its own merits.

  • @Christopher-md7tf
    @Christopher-md7tf 5 років тому +16

    I really don't buy this idea that if someone does something good for selfish reasons, it's somehow completely negated. Like Tahani in The Good Place. She may have been very concerned with how she comes across, but she still raised millions of dollars for charity. If someone donates money or helps an old lady across the street just to feel better about themselves or look better, it might not be "optimal", but they still did something good.

    • @lm1584
      @lm1584 5 років тому +3

      its not completely negated, but the motives definitely - over time - make a differnce and produce results

    • @koshersalaami
      @koshersalaami 4 роки тому +1

      I agree with Christopher on this one, at least up to a point. There are people who will tell you there’s no such thing as a purely altruistic act. My answer is yes, but so what? If you do good for your own satisfaction and enjoyment, what that says is that you’ve adopted a value system valuing the good, which is a desirable thing. That means you’re getting it right. If you enjoy helping people, you’ll do it more than you will if you don’t enjoy it. For credit? Good question. What we know is that Ted likes getting credit for giving big tips. What’s the result? That he gives big tips. You think the barista is going to say No, Not taking it, Not pure? I don’t think so. The barista will say, and mean, Thank you, which will be an appropriate response. What, some socialist barista is going to say It’s nothing to him? Not the barista’s call. Not the barista’s money until the tip is received. Ted doesn’t owe the barista a twenty. Aside from which we all know that if it isn’t anonymous the barista will say later “I got a $20 tip from Ted Danson today!” In this respect the tip has more value to the barista if it is witnessed.

  • @tuckermathews9625
    @tuckermathews9625 3 роки тому +1

    That tip thing is from Seinfeld. Great episode

  • @daviswendye
    @daviswendye 3 роки тому +2

    I make sure people see me tip so that they know I'm not a jerk.

  • @TheLastLoad
    @TheLastLoad 5 років тому +7

    I wish we could just get one long interview video I hate this tiny clip format.

    • @KiaboyZ
      @KiaboyZ 5 років тому +4

      I believe you can get the full interviews if you go to offcamera.com . I think they also have a few seasons on Netflix.

    • @ArbitraryLifestyle
      @ArbitraryLifestyle 5 років тому +1

      14 "free" episodes on Netflix.

  • @yensilluap
    @yensilluap 3 роки тому

    That was quite brave to let the world know about wanting to be noticed tipping the barber. But he is right that there is no lasting merit in that example - we have to do good deeds quietly and discreetly so that only the Lord sees. He sounds like a man striving to do good and striving to be honest.

  • @Mivieiraaaa
    @Mivieiraaaa 5 років тому +2

    Ted❤️

  • @kinsmed
    @kinsmed 5 років тому +4

    Huh. Michael's not a role. It's Ted.

  • @wfly81
    @wfly81 3 роки тому

    A real class sct.

  • @Solar73529
    @Solar73529 5 років тому +12

    WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH, Most people's subconscious mind is 90-95% negative and therefore your main vibration is 90-95% negative and the world you perceive is a reflection of that, your conscious mind is the 1-5%, now think about that, when you think positive conscious thoughts and say affirmations etc, 70,000 thoughts per day and most are unconscious and are manifesting 99% of your life and you call it fate or karma, THEREFORE the real way to create what we NEED, may it be health, peace, happiness, joy etc, is by transforming the 90-95% negative unconscious which consists of negative emotions, beliefs and trauma and as we heal trauma the negative decreases and the percentage gets smaller and in turn the positive vibration within us gets higher, this is the meaning of the yin and Yang and being an alchemist, transforming the negative into positive so that eventually, our subconscious will be around 10% negative and our main vibration will be 90% positive and then the world will become a reflection of that, see the truth is actually more simpler than you realise, but the technique to transform the subconscious, raise your vibration and consciousness isn't easy, because it requires facing our shadow side and healing on deeper levels, which takes time, practice and revisiting past trauma, so I get why people prefer the fake smiles, law of attraction escape techniques, positive thinking, affirmations, Ayahuasca, cannabis and meditations, but one thing I know for sure and so do the many clients I have awoken to a higher understanding and healed, is that you cannot escape your shadow side forever, where do you think disease manifests from, think about it, you don't need any outside teacher, because only you know you, your past, your experience and feelings are yours and your path alone, all the keys to perfect health and self discovery are already inside you, use them and trust in your own inner knowing and know that all you perceive is rooted from an unconscious level and as you heal, your PERCEPTION, awareness and understanding will change, therefore the only way to inner peace is by surrendering to healing and self discovery therefore don't try and control it, or force things to change like uneducated, unhealed UA-camrs because they are simply lost in there ego and there own PERCEPTION therefore what they tell you will misguide and deceive. Change accur's when you change, look within and you will see that what you seek is seeking you, know that you are exactly where you need to be and all the pain and suffering was chosen as a way to awaken to your truth and your truth alone, use it and freedom will be attained and all your needs will be met, forget about what you think you can attract because that will just bring you more suffering, turn your focus on what you can create, shine light in your darkness and watch your light grow within and without, it is then that you will discover you are already perfect, with all your so called mistakes and flaws and when you find true gratitude in that, it will create the perfect life for you, the only action you need to take is getting to know yourself and excepting all parts within and without.

  • @kmm2442
    @kmm2442 4 роки тому

    He really is Larry David.

  • @b991228
    @b991228 5 років тому +2

    I’ve heard it referred to as self-aggrandizing narcissism.

  • @tunahelpa5433
    @tunahelpa5433 11 місяців тому

    100%

  • @nicollyrox
    @nicollyrox 5 років тому

    YAS

  • @robbystafford8273
    @robbystafford8273 3 роки тому

    2 "nice" guys

  • @apachedisco
    @apachedisco 5 років тому +6

    Guys, he is just self-aware, yeah that's a big deal these days, but come on, he is just a guy, ya know?

  • @OneLove-ij2ss
    @OneLove-ij2ss 5 років тому

    that outro is a bit creepy.

  • @chrisbrown2211
    @chrisbrown2211 3 роки тому +1

    Why not show the entire interview kind of annoying