You can argue. He’s the best owner because it’s the most valuable sports franchise in the world. What we do on in our disappointed end as the team’s performance, which many of us think that it is indeed his fault also, I say touché.
@@axe2grind244GREAT owner; but poor GM. If he could just admit he’s over his head and hire a football guy to run things, he would go down as one of the greatest owners of all time. He got a lot of this from Al Davis; the difference being that Davis was a good football guy, but the game past him by. Jerry, though once a college player, never was.
I was quite literally about to say the same thing. Jerry is actually pretty good. I would guess they handed him a script and told him to change it to how he would say it.
@@DirtyD07He loved that family. Loved the some much he cheated on his wife how many times and then has buried the Cowboys at the bottom of the standings. Good for him I guess.
Bro, no one said Jack Ham or Billy. Bob Thornton was a great actor but clearly you think so All Billy Bob Thornton is is good at it's being trailer park trash😂😂😂
I worked side by side with my parents for 30 years in our family business: I was beside of my parents bedside when they passed away. Both times, they each said how proud they were to work with me. We worked 6 days a week and Sunday was our only day off. Each Sunday morning, I would come over to my parents house and have breakfast, lunch, and help my parents with their yard work. I still miss it : Therefore,: I will always know that I am still the luckiest guy ever, and I am positively moving on in my life. OH YEA ! From this Marine.
I have worked jobs with both of my parents, education and then sales and then eventually back to education. They both helped me get my foot in the door, and I had to work to keep myself in it. I thought it would be a drag, but now I am eternally grateful for it. You eventually realize that your parents are your biggest fans and supporters and being around them brings you the warmth and reassurance that you need. I will forever be grateful for the lunches I was able to have with them, to go from rarely seeing them to being around them everyday.
1:46 IMO this is the best part of this scene. Sure, Jones can speak earnestly about his own story, but the detail of doubling down on “sitting here sometime in the futu- *laying* here sometime in the future…” was great. Really felt like he was speaking to Monty, not monologuing to John Hamm. Jones stole the show.
Brah, Don't be naive. Sheridan is only one man, of course he has a team. He is currently working on multiple projects, you think he does it all by himself?
@@ezemdianosike5277 There's no need for a team of writers for most shows. That's a dei requirement that the union got them to agree to so they could have 1 person do work and 5 freeloaders to fill out checked boxes
@@ezemdianosike5277I know a guy who worked on a Sheridan show. Sheridan had a writer’s room, then he didn’t like the final product so he rewrote the entire thing himself. Then I got interested and I just went on Wikipedia and it says that Sheridan wrote the whole of Landman himself. Sheridan writes pretty much all of his episodes. Which sounds absurd, but the most time consuming part of the writing process is the re-writes and accommodating the budget, and since Viacom has given him a blank check to do whatever he wants, I’d assume he takes very little notes from them as well. I assume he doesn’t get much sleep.
Jerry has turned the Cowboys into the most profitable NFL team in the league. Unfortunately, he and the team keep all of that money. Instead, he and the team reward the fans with not winning a championship in almost 30 years. But I'm glad the team's doing well financially. That's important to all of us fans. That Jerry has plenty of money.
Only the most profitable because he owns the stadium. The Yankees have the most profitable logo. The NY baseball hat is iconic. Nobody wears Cowboys gear unless you're from Texas!@@bsb1975
I'm a single Dad. My wonderful daughter moved to Portland in November. I'm leaving home of 56 years in April. To be closer to her. The future is not certain or promised.
This is some kind of show. I give everyone an A just for showing up. Thank you all for Exposing yourselves on screen. Takes courage.God Bless you all 😊
I’ve laughed at Jerry Jones, reveled in his failures and enjoyed his missteps for the last 30 years. Maybe I was wrong. While I’ll never be a Dallas Cowboys fan, I am now a Jerry Jones fan.
"And when you finally acquire something, whether it be the love of your life or a football team, which to me is the same thing, you hold on to it. By God you hold on to it and NEVER let it go, even when others feel you're out of touch and you've become toxic with that very thing you love the most, you absolutely hold on to it even harder and never let it go."
I was born right here in Dallas Texas, same as my parents and grew up watching the Cowboys, my grandfather and mother screaming man - miss it.. and we love them no matter what happens. We just wish Jerry would “ take the Spring Chicken” part and let his kids or someone give the Cowboys a chance. I get how hard it will be and wanting to do it for your kids. But this gen of kids wants to do their own thing. Love Jerry and how he’s grown the business we have some iconic people and Jerry you are too!
This is just my opinion, I’d say it’s about 75% Jerry and just about 25% Taylor Sheridan, prolly just suggesting a few different word choices, maybe a few suggestions on which beats to emphasize. I’m also willing to bet good money that the direction was to “now tease Monty right before you leave” and Jerry came up with the rubber glove line
@@kernangler I'd say 90 Jerry/10 writers. Probably changed up some description or locations (I haven't verified) a bit to make it seem a bit more "wow", but I'm fairly sure that is his story of oil success.
I believe it's called workshopping a scene, they came to Jerry and asked him what he was interested in saying. Out of multiple ideas Jerry came up with, the group chose the one that best fit the plot. Then they worked together to turn that into a cohesive monologue. That seems like the most practical logistics to work with a man that high profile.
I was born and raised a Houston Oiler fan that HATES the Cowboys….but I gotta say….that speech sure did make me take note, and might have changed my mind!
While extremely fictional and somewhat silly Sheridan can make his shows, there really are solid advice and situations that he weaves into the scripts to make you stop and think about things.
Imo he also makes shows for us rural people. From yellowstone to this it's all relating and speaking to us. I'm from rural texas and all of us know someone in the patch. While silly and over the top sometimes it still gives a great look into our lives
@@nomaderic as did I...well rural SETX. Grew up knowing lots of people that worked cattle, and my dad grew up doing so in Alabama. So I had an appreciation for them showing the true work and nature of ranching and being a cowboy.
@DirtyD07 yea im from south texas near Victoria. Pretty much every male I know has worked on the rigs at one point or the other. If they aren't on the rigs they are on the farm. Minus all the over the top it's like I'm watching my life
Holy cow Jerry Jones was awesome here and it's coming from an Eagles fan. That was as convincing as can be, so real (seemed real). Great message too. Give him an Emmy before the Cowboys get a Super Bowl.
Yeah, I’m absolutely positively not a cowboys fan. But that speech was real! I wouldn’t expect anything less from a show as extraordinary as this one. “Landman” is a true television work of art! And I have a new respect for Mr Jones. As the old saying goes “ Never judge someone until you’ve walked in their shoes!” Bravo Mr Jones! That said “ LETS GO RAVENS!”
I have a new respect for Jerry Jones now. What he said was sincere and resonates. What he said definitely spoke directly to me. I'm a Giants fan... can't stand the Cowboys but this was real.
One thing Jerry has done is kept his family real close when the bought the team. Brought his sons to run the organization and when Jerry dies, his son Stephen takes over as owner. His kids are in one way or the other part of running the team in the background. Always had at least one grand kid at the owner suite during the games and his grandson is at Arkansas football team and yes Jerry did win the national championship with Arkansas in 1964 as a center and Jimmy Johnson as defensive tackle. I am not joking. He's always kept his family real close to him since he bought the team.
HALL OF FAMER JJ, and with that they should add " ACADEMY AWARD winner" JJ. Unscripted straight from the heart amazing delivery. Well done JJ, and GO Cowboys!
As much as I cannot stand this man as a “football guy”. This is the Jerry I loved. Guy ought to get an Emmy for this. Cuz how true it is! Think Jon Hamm was really crying.
My parents always wanted my brother and I to be doctors. Instead I became a lawyer, my brother got his doctorate but not in medicine. Our two parents had been practicing medicine for a combined total of 90 years when they retired. While we never followed in their footsteps it was only because they cast such a big shadow we could never surpass their achievements. In the end they knew it. We miss them both. My son misses his grandpa and grandma too. They were larger then life.
Since this aired last Sunday, I have watched this scene every day. I am trying to figure out a way to get what he said done. How did he tell us his story like that, with the emotions that he did, infront of really amazing actors. I wonder how that room felt once they yelled cut. That was a lot to take in as viewers, I'm sure Billy Bob and Jon were not expecting that. Amazing.
Jerry Jones failed to sling pizza's as a young man- borrowing over a million dollars in the 1970's to open up restaurants that failed. He failed at multiple business ventures in his 20's and 30's, going over 2.5 million into debt and primarily paid off by his father's insurance company. The plots of land purchased for 'homes' was really a smoke screen for starting a gas exploration company, his real intent and always was- and that is what landed him the capital to expand his business. The point I'm making is: You need to fail, again and again, before you and life come to terms and realize how best to prosper.
so... what every businessman does? hate all you want but at least he understands that every moment is an opportunity to shine. is he happy? no but he made his choice
I like how he said "I figured if I was spending so much time out there I should get something going". That's what successful businessmen do. They don't just go somewhere and goof off, they are always looking for a business angle wherever they are or the current situation they find themselves in.
its crazy that in his time ppl would just lend him money to just build homes without any prior experience.....i think id be laughed out of every single legitimate bank, venture capital place, lender if I went and tried it today.
Who knows how many takes and how much prep had to go into this, but they stuck to it till it was perfect. I sure as sh*t don't want to chase my kids all over the country, I want them to have their own thing and let them be their own people. But I can't fathom the void I'll feel once they take off on their own. This is a solid message that thumps me square in the chest.
My God, I think that’s the best scene I have ever listened to. It has to be the highlight of this entire series. I wonder if they did this in one take……?
Words of wisdom You could hear his voice when he got choked up about it Love like him or hate him, but you can’t disagree with them And you have to respect the perspective The guys a billionaire owns a sports franchise And according to him in the hospital, he’ll be surrounded by his children who happen to run his organization You couldn’t ask for a better thing
Good show...good point to when your older and death starts to block out a little of the sun your used to having...you want it to mean something...this life lived. Make it so
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Jerry delivers one message for all dads to remember
I needed to hear that. I really did.
How is Jerruh a better actor than he is a football owner!?!? Like, he was legitimately GREAT in this small role.
He’s a great and horrible owner.
He wasn't acting. Just telling his story on screen. Didn't have JJ making me cry on my 2025 bingo card lol
You can argue. He’s the best owner because it’s the most valuable sports franchise in the world. What we do on in our disappointed end as the team’s performance, which many of us think that it is indeed his fault also, I say touché.
@@axe2grind244GREAT owner; but poor GM. If he could just admit he’s over his head and hire a football guy to run things, he would go down as one of the greatest owners of all time. He got a lot of this from Al Davis; the difference being that Davis was a good football guy, but the game past him by. Jerry, though once a college player, never was.
He really is. I even had tears in my eyes!!!
That wasn’t acting. That was TRUTH from his heart.
Facts!!
Absolutely
🙌🏾
A man can neither hide nor fake love for his kids in his old age.
@@KyleeMcEwen-1 Are you sure of that?
He literally was himself and told his story, loved it.
Wow. Jerry killed this scene. That was awesome. Bravo. Signed: Eagles Fan.
I love Filthy.......I mean Philly.
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The acting is very much on point, and seemed effortless. Managing the Boys is another matter.
He wasn’t acting…that’s Jerry Jones story. That is Jerry, no acting about it
@@arned2493 he's literally telling his story. No acting. That was straight from the heart, which is why it was so effortless
I was quite literally about to say the same thing. Jerry is actually pretty good.
I would guess they handed him a script and told him to change it to how he would say it.
@@DirtyD07He loved that family. Loved the some much he cheated on his wife how many times and then has buried the Cowboys at the bottom of the standings. Good for him I guess.
Well said
Thornton had a look on his face of “I can’t believe he’s delivering it this well!”
Dude pulled out one of the best performance in front of Jon Hamm and Billy Bob f*ckin' Thornton.
Facts!
Cuz it wasn’t a performance. We can criticize the man for his football decisions but you can’t deny that he loves his kids.
@@DITBC I mean accept for his illegitimate kid and of course his wife that he cheated on multiple times.
Bro, no one said Jack Ham or Billy. Bob Thornton was a great actor but clearly you think so All Billy Bob Thornton is is good at it's being trailer park trash😂😂😂
@ Did you have a seizure while typing this? LOL!
I worked side by side with my parents for 30 years in our family business: I was beside of my parents bedside when they passed away. Both times, they each said how proud they were to work with me. We worked 6 days a week and Sunday was our only day off. Each Sunday morning, I would come over to my parents house and have breakfast, lunch, and help my parents with their yard work. I still miss it : Therefore,: I will always know that I am still the luckiest guy ever, and I am positively moving on in my life. OH YEA ! From this Marine.
I have worked jobs with both of my parents, education and then sales and then eventually back to education. They both helped me get my foot in the door, and I had to work to keep myself in it. I thought it would be a drag, but now I am eternally grateful for it. You eventually realize that your parents are your biggest fans and supporters and being around them brings you the warmth and reassurance that you need. I will forever be grateful for the lunches I was able to have with them, to go from rarely seeing them to being around them everyday.
C’est la vie, dude 😢
I’m pretty positive you made them proud, and still do.
@@JenniferMartinez-zq5ql : Family is Always " FIRST " 🤠
Way to go Jerry Jones thanks for sharing these words
It’s too bad he didn’t talk about not having kids out of wedlock lol
Mr. Jones, if you see this, your eloquence is only eclipsed by your wisdom. Thank you for sharing them both.
This is one of the most heartfelt story I've heard in any show.
can we go ahead and give Jerry an Emmy now?
I would say…..
WOW! That was great “acting” by Jerry Jones! That came from the heart and he truly meant it. Much respect, Jerry! GO-BIRDS 🦅
1:46 IMO this is the best part of this scene. Sure, Jones can speak earnestly about his own story, but the detail of doubling down on “sitting here sometime in the futu- *laying* here sometime in the future…” was great. Really felt like he was speaking to Monty, not monologuing to John Hamm. Jones stole the show.
Yep! I thought it was just me.
I couldn’t believe I was getting choked up 10 minutes into episode 9 but this pep talk got me! 😢
Well Said Mr. Jones. That spoke to me as a Father and as a Man!
Imagine the writer’s table when some intern said “…then we give Jerry Jones a 3 minute monologue”
Landman doesn’t have a writers table. It’s just Taylor Sheridan.
Brah, Don't be naive.
Sheridan is only one man, of course he has a team. He is currently working on multiple projects, you think he does it all by himself?
@@ezemdianosike5277
There's no need for a team of writers for most shows. That's a dei requirement that the union got them to agree to so they could have 1 person do work and 5 freeloaders to fill out checked boxes
@@ezemdianosike5277Youre the naive one, look it up brainiac Taylor Sheridan was the only writer on Landman like many of his other shows!
@@ezemdianosike5277I know a guy who worked on a Sheridan show. Sheridan had a writer’s room, then he didn’t like the final product so he rewrote the entire thing himself. Then I got interested and I just went on Wikipedia and it says that Sheridan wrote the whole of Landman himself. Sheridan writes pretty much all of his episodes. Which sounds absurd, but the most time consuming part of the writing process is the re-writes and accommodating the budget, and since Viacom has given him a blank check to do whatever he wants, I’d assume he takes very little notes from them as well. I assume he doesn’t get much sleep.
Monte last words should of been
“Sell the Team Jerry”
Yes!! 🙌
Jerry has turned the Cowboys into the most profitable NFL team in the league. Unfortunately, he and the team keep all of that money. Instead, he and the team reward the fans with not winning a championship in almost 30 years. But I'm glad the team's doing well financially. That's important to all of us fans. That Jerry has plenty of money.
😂
@@bsb1975 It's not about the money he gets to work with his kids & the job he wanted no amount of money can replace that.
Only the most profitable because he owns the stadium. The Yankees have the most profitable logo. The NY baseball hat is iconic. Nobody wears Cowboys gear unless you're from Texas!@@bsb1975
I'm a single Dad. My wonderful daughter moved to Portland in November. I'm leaving home of 56 years in April. To be closer to her. The future is not certain or promised.
good luck to you scott.
Go be next to your little girl Scott. Good man
Good man Scott, god bless you and your family
Be there for her, and watch your lives unfold together with love and awe. And write it all down Scott... every bit of it. ❤
Good on you Sir. Enjoy your next life adventure. Good luck.
This is some kind of show. I give everyone an A just for showing up. Thank you all for Exposing yourselves on screen. Takes courage.God Bless you all 😊
I’ve laughed at Jerry Jones, reveled in his failures and enjoyed his missteps for the last 30 years. Maybe I was wrong.
While I’ll never be a Dallas Cowboys fan, I am now a Jerry Jones fan.
This was probably one of the best scenes on TV
Yup
Period
AMEN TO THAT 😇🙏!!!!
Jerry is simultaneously a great owner and a terrible one.
@JonRaybon yep
Future Emmy for best guest performance nominee...
The frontrunner hands down.
Holy cannoli's! Jerry Jones does a great job with this scene.
Jerry gives one heck of a performance!
Jones isn’t acting. Very well done.
Give Jerry an Emmy right now !
just incredible…. that emotion was real
Profound
Jerry got mad skills
"And when you finally acquire something, whether it be the love of your life or a football team, which to me is the same thing, you hold on to it. By God you hold on to it and NEVER let it go, even when others feel you're out of touch and you've become toxic with that very thing you love the most, you absolutely hold on to it even harder and never let it go."
Terrible advice. Jerry Jones said that too? If so he was a lot younger when he did than when he filmed this scene.
Best show on television.
I was born right here in Dallas Texas, same as my parents and grew up watching the Cowboys, my grandfather and mother screaming man - miss it.. and we love them no matter what happens. We just wish Jerry would “ take the Spring Chicken” part and let his kids or someone give the Cowboys a chance. I get how hard it will be and wanting to do it for your kids. But this gen of kids wants to do their own thing. Love Jerry and how he’s grown the business we have some iconic people and Jerry you are too!
Great story and message from Jerry, but him being in Landman was so Jerry I peed my pants laughing so hard.
Great performance Jerry!!! I hope you can win one last Superbowl your way!!!
I don't know if that was all scripted for Jerry or if it was his real story. Whatever it was, Jerry really pulled it off.
This is just my opinion, I’d say it’s about 75% Jerry and just about 25% Taylor Sheridan, prolly just suggesting a few different word choices, maybe a few suggestions on which beats to emphasize.
I’m also willing to bet good money that the direction was to “now tease Monty right before you leave” and Jerry came up with the rubber glove line
@@kernangler I'd say 90 Jerry/10 writers. Probably changed up some description or locations (I haven't verified) a bit to make it seem a bit more "wow", but I'm fairly sure that is his story of oil success.
I believe it's called workshopping a scene, they came to Jerry and asked him what he was interested in saying. Out of multiple ideas Jerry came up with, the group chose the one that best fit the plot. Then they worked together to turn that into a cohesive monologue. That seems like the most practical logistics to work with a man that high profile.
Jerry wouldnt be on this show if he wasnt a stakeholder with 100% discretion
Trick to getting the most out of Jerry Jones. Let him talk about himself.
You could tell he meant every word though. Bravo.
This felt different when I saw this scene, nowhere near acting, it was a personal message about success at cost. Thank you
This wasn't an act or set up that man spoke from the heart
Just love this show. Remember ya don't live to work, YA WORK TO LIVE!
Lol, Jerry giving life advice is hilarious
Isn't Jerry Jones a Billionaire!? Put the Coke down sir 😂😂😂😂
Amazing scene❤
He ain’t just whistling Dixie .
That really hits home .
Best show on television right now
severance :allow me to reintroduce myself
It's absolutely true. I haven't cared for Yellowstone, but Billy Bob's character in Landman is Emmy caliber.
Dexter original sin is great too
Not at all. Slow AF, nothing happening 🤷
It’s great
Jerry did a great job in that scene!
Jerry obviously wasn't talking about his last daughter.....😂
I was born and raised a Houston Oiler fan that HATES the Cowboys….but I gotta say….that speech sure did make me take note, and might have changed my mind!
New found love and respect for JJ.
While extremely fictional and somewhat silly Sheridan can make his shows, there really are solid advice and situations that he weaves into the scripts to make you stop and think about things.
It’s great old fashioned TV about people who feel real.
Imo he also makes shows for us rural people. From yellowstone to this it's all relating and speaking to us. I'm from rural texas and all of us know someone in the patch. While silly and over the top sometimes it still gives a great look into our lives
@@nomaderic as did I...well rural SETX. Grew up knowing lots of people that worked cattle, and my dad grew up doing so in Alabama. So I had an appreciation for them showing the true work and nature of ranching and being a cowboy.
@DirtyD07 yea im from south texas near Victoria. Pretty much every male I know has worked on the rigs at one point or the other. If they aren't on the rigs they are on the farm. Minus all the over the top it's like I'm watching my life
They're TV shows, not documentaries.
Jerry Jones did an outstanding job in the scene. He should definitely receive some type of award.
It was at this point where everyone in the room knew this was the Jerry Jones Show.
He killed it in this scene.
What a phenomenal scene for Jerry
Holy cow Jerry Jones was awesome here and it's coming from an Eagles fan. That was as convincing as can be, so real (seemed real). Great message too. Give him an Emmy before the Cowboys get a Super Bowl.
He’s a better actor than GM. You’re welcome Eagles fans.
It's comforting to know that as they lay waste to the entire planet in pursuit of their unquenchable greed, that they're doing it for "the children".
That was surprisingly well done, Jerry. Kudos to you, Sir.
Yeah, I’m absolutely positively not a cowboys fan. But that speech was real! I wouldn’t expect anything less from a show as extraordinary as this one. “Landman” is a true television work of art! And I have a new respect for
Mr Jones. As the old saying goes “ Never judge someone until you’ve walked in their shoes!” Bravo Mr Jones!
That said “ LETS GO RAVENS!”
Emmy to Jerry Jones for that monologue
I have a new respect for Jerry Jones now. What he said was sincere and resonates. What he said definitely spoke directly to me. I'm a Giants fan... can't stand the Cowboys but this was real.
Emmy! yes they give Emmys for guest actors.
It definitely is Emmy worthy.
He can always buy a Golden Globe
One thing Jerry has done is kept his family real close when the bought the team. Brought his sons to run the organization and when Jerry dies, his son Stephen takes over as owner. His kids are in one way or the other part of running the team in the background. Always had at least one grand kid at the owner suite during the games and his grandson is at Arkansas football team and yes Jerry did win the national championship with Arkansas in 1964 as a center and Jimmy Johnson as defensive tackle. I am not joking. He's always kept his family real close to him since he bought the team.
HALL OF FAMER JJ, and with that they should add " ACADEMY AWARD winner" JJ. Unscripted straight from the heart amazing delivery. Well done JJ, and GO Cowboys!
Shocking how good Jerry Jones was in this scene.
Wow, Jerry can act, pretty awesome.
that dude looks like the GM for the dallas cowboys
He may not be a great GM for the team but he has done a great job with this acting.
He was so good you can see it in the other actors faces.
Man jerry killed that
Wish Jerry’s performance as an Owner and GM would reflect his acting performance in this scene, my beloved Cowboys would benefit greatly.
Never admired him however I can say that scene is one of a man among men.
As much as I cannot stand this man as a “football guy”. This is the Jerry I loved. Guy ought to get an Emmy for this. Cuz how true it is! Think Jon Hamm was really crying.
This scene was outstanding
Jones wisdom is golden..!
Yall can call him Mr. Jones but we get to call him Jerry! Cowboys up
My parents always wanted my brother and I to be doctors. Instead I became a lawyer, my brother got his doctorate but not in medicine. Our two parents had been practicing medicine for a combined total of 90 years when they retired. While we never followed in their footsteps it was only because they cast such a big shadow we could never surpass their achievements. In the end they knew it. We miss them both. My son misses his grandpa and grandma too. They were larger then life.
As an Eagles fan. I hate that I cried to this. Gospel
Billy Bob Thornton is a legend of an actor and an inspiration for sarcasm 🥹
Jerry wasn't acting, he was just being.
Them cowgirls need to win another Superbowl!! 😄😄
I swear to God, I’m going to go on Amazon and buy some Cowboy gear right now!
You can't beat the Cowboys' logo. That star looks so good on a baseball cap!
Since this aired last Sunday, I have watched this scene every day. I am trying to figure out a way to get what he said done. How did he tell us his story like that, with the emotions that he did, infront of really amazing actors. I wonder how that room felt once they yelled cut. That was a lot to take in as viewers, I'm sure Billy Bob and Jon were not expecting that. Amazing.
Jerry giving those traditional masculine values a whirl!
Jerry Jones gave a stellar performance with this advice. Awesome!
Jerry Jones failed to sling pizza's as a young man- borrowing over a million dollars in the 1970's to open up restaurants that failed. He failed at multiple business ventures in his 20's and 30's, going over 2.5 million into debt and primarily paid off by his father's insurance company. The plots of land purchased for 'homes' was really a smoke screen for starting a gas exploration company, his real intent and always was- and that is what landed him the capital to expand his business. The point I'm making is: You need to fail, again and again, before you and life come to terms and realize how best to prosper.
so... what every businessman does? hate all you want but at least he understands that every moment is an opportunity to shine. is he happy? no but he made his choice
I like how he said "I figured if I was spending so much time out there I should get something going". That's what successful businessmen do. They don't just go somewhere and goof off, they are always looking for a business angle wherever they are or the current situation they find themselves in.
its crazy that in his time ppl would just lend him money to just build homes without any prior experience.....i think id be laughed out of every single legitimate bank, venture capital place, lender if I went and tried it today.
@@pinecactus9672 Yes, it was a lot easier to get money than it is today.
Hate the Cowboys, and not a Jerry Jones fan.
That being said, that was brilliant.
Who knows how many takes and how much prep had to go into this, but they stuck to it till it was perfect. I sure as sh*t don't want to chase my kids all over the country, I want them to have their own thing and let them be their own people. But I can't fathom the void I'll feel once they take off on their own. This is a solid message that thumps me square in the chest.
The most human I’ve ever seen Jerry
My God, I think that’s the best scene I have ever listened to. It has to be the highlight of this entire series. I wonder if they did this in one take……?
Words of wisdom
You could hear his voice when he got choked up about it
Love like him or hate him, but you can’t disagree with them
And you have to respect the perspective
The guys a billionaire owns a sports franchise
And according to him in the hospital, he’ll be surrounded by his children who happen to run his organization
You couldn’t ask for a better thing
“And in 18 months I had enough money to destroy the cowboys Super Bowl aspirations”. So true jerry
Jesus Christ Jerry can act
Mr. Jones was not Acting💯❤️🔥🙏🏾
Can give advice but can’t take it. 😂.
It's a different advice. He's preaching life, not football
Good show...good point to when your older and death starts to block out a little of the sun your used to having...you want it to mean something...this life lived. Make it so
Some on the monologues in Taylor Sheridan shows are epic
Jerry Jones was thinking about every botched 3rd and 4th down when doing that speech
This is great acting 😊😊😊
I don't think it was acting!
I have mixed feelings about the guy, but I have to say, he really pulled that off.
I am not crying... you are crying.
Jerry you killed it brother expect the part where you said “you’re proud of the cowboys” come on brother 😅