Sorry for your loss, brother. I couldn’t imagine losing my father that young. I’m 37 and he’s 64. He’s still my Superman. I have my own home, a wife and kids, and he still tells me what to do. 😂
My heart goes out to Adam. It’s scary when people you love get to a point where they can’t take care of themselves/they’re constantly falling. I’m a caregiver to my aunt and the anxiety is insane, but distractions with work and realizing there’s only so much one can do gives a *small* bit of relief. We’ll be right back 💜
Man. The timing of this episode is on point. Nothing prepares you for how to be a child to aging parents. My parents are 74 and 71. They’ve had their health issues. But for the most part, they’re in good health. My brother and I had a conversation with our dad a couple weeks ago about where all of their stuff was, insurance policies, bank accounts, etc…… I went over their house on Sunday, and saw on a book on the table called “When I’m Gone” which is for just that. It was nice knowing that they took our concern about that seriously, but also it was kind of a jarring realizing like “Oh, yeah. That’s where we’re at now”.
My only tip is to introduce the life alert early if there are any signs of dementia. She’d have the necklace on, take a fall, a forget she had it on. But the family stepped up and became the at home care we couldn’t afford
P.S. I’m a music teacher at a private school of rock in Salem, OR - would be happy to check on Mr. Dad Ray if you ever need someone here in town to help out.
Agreed, but I wish Ryan didn't interrupt every single time Adam tries to speak, so annoying. I'm only 8 min in and Adam's every sentence gets interrupted
I really do love the early morning drops. It has made my commute so much more bearable. As always, thanks for all you do Ryan to continue to give us great content! ❤
Loved this pod going through this with my dad. Nice to know were not ever alone in this crazy world. Ryan your the best. Your laugh alone brightens my day.
I’m 41, my son just graduated high school and my daughter is 14. I’m so glad now that I had kids when I did while I was still young and had the energy to keep up with them. I couldn’t imagine having kids at 41! 🤣
I'm late to the Adam Ray party, honestly I didn't care for the guy the first few times I saw his stuff... Now I can't get enough of this guy. So glad to be a fan now.
same, I'm late 20s and mom is mid 60s but my (step)grandmother AND great-aunt have both recently become very confused and are clearly no longer all there. It can be distressing watching your family repeat the same simple questions over and over, no matter how many times you answer them... very disconcerting
What a perfectly timed ad break. Adam talking about how his Dad hopes he doesn't die and they find him, then here comes Ryan talking about LiquidIV 😂😂😂
Okay Ryan, for the third time, I have tickets for your illinois show, pretty pretty please don't a)hurt yourself or b)cancel. I don't think my heart could handle it.😅 CANT WAIT 💕
So my grandpa was a freaking legend - Small town western Canada boy grows up to join ww2 and pilot Lancaster / Halifax Bomber planes doing many missions including pre dday bombing raids where he flew back over the dday armada of ships without even knowing it! Eventually gets shot down by flak and captured by the Germans for 9 months (we have 1 picture from that time and it’s crazy cause it’s my grandfather but you know on the other side of that picture/camera was a full fledged German soldier (word not mentioned for censor reasons). Anyways, long story short, he eventually makes it to 88 years old, his wife/my grandma has died years ago and he’s actually “dating” his old pilot friends wife since he had passed as well and one day at her house my grandfather stood up too quickly from the couch, blood didn’t move properly or whatever, and this 6’6” 88yr old man fell forward on to his chin and ended up breaking his spine and tearing every one of his neck tendons - to the point where they put him in a Halo (metal ring screwed into your head and attached to your spine) at 88yrs old, taught him to speak again, and just over a year later this savage of a man was walking around without a cane or anything!!!! Passed a year after that or so but the reason I bring it up is because before his fall he was an 87yr old living like a 60yr old we used to say - driving around, taking trains to see his gf, doing whatever he wanted - but as soon as he was able to speak when he was in hospital, he was actually the one to say “I think we need to discuss selling the house” - the only house him and my grandmother ever owned - and he spent the last year and a half of his life in a very nice retirement home downtown of our town and would spend many days sitting out on his walker on different street corners waving at cars and talking to anyone who would walk by. Literal Legend. He told the ambulance drivers to go away when he first fell too!!! Then called them back that night when he couldn’t sleep and they’re like “uhhhh yaaa obviously you can’t sleep sir you have a broken neck”. The greatest generation 100%. Miss him everyday. 19:51
Actually got to catch Adam while he was in Eugene at the Olsen, such a great comedian, tragic to hear about his dad in such a bad place while he is sharing such great times with people I can’t imagine that feeling. But holy hell, Adam is such an experience to be around, will go out of my way to see him any chance I get. Sickle cell it’s your turn!!!
Love Adam Ray! Saw him at the Olsen Run club in Eugene !! He was soo great and so personable with the fans after the show! I’ll never forget him FaceTiming Blake Anderson with me because Danny Danza 😂🤙🤙
Oh my god. The same thing happened to my dad - 4 days alone stuck on the floor. We called the police to do a wellness check, which saved his life. He'd been hallucinating and was permanently handicapped from the incident. He lived a few more years after that. Miss him so much.
Most folks have no idea that isolation can be far more damaging than actual injuries. The fall probably hurt him, but that isolation without change is likely what truly harmed him
Big fan of both for a long time. Glad to hear that Adam’s dad made it thru four days, but presumably the ancient dog Sophie also had no food or drink for four days? Maybe she could drink from the toilet. I love Ryan’s laugh forever and always and thru anything.
This happened to my mother in law last year she fell she didn't have her dang life alert on she refused to wear it most of the time she couldn't get to the phone she was only there about 18 hours my partner showed up found her she was embarrassed because she had an accident obviously stuck but emergency services came and she ended up having a UTI idk if she had one already or it was being stuck on the floor but she broke her hip which she had done two years before and recovered with no issues but this time she wasn't so lucky she was in the hospital like ten days she woke up asked if she was dying it was terrible but she passed away peacefully she was 90... Now I know why older people are petrified of falling
This story is one of the reasons why I think everybody should have a Google dot or an Alexa in home of your elderly parents when they're alone like that
These ad reads are wild on these podcasts “he had a moment of: I’m not gonna be able to get back up. I hope they find me” - “with the summer Olympics right around the corner it’s important to stay hydrated with (shitty company name)”
We're gonna keep it right here.
You're goddamn right
Nah, we’ll be right back 👀
@andrewbrennan6105 naw, I'm gonna skip this one, too.
I heard the guitar riff in my head reading this 😂
@thomasf9478 you must think people give a shit.
I’m so happy Adam is getting the success he deserves. He’s hilarious, always has been
Bro is SO underrated!! And Sickler
bro really cut a Liquid IV promo in the middle of Adam telling his dad's near death expirience...this editor is SAVAGE
Had he been hydrated, he might have been able to get up 😂😂😂
Called timing bro.
@dezcanada predetermined timing. It's the 30-minute/halfway mark.
Having lost my 47 year old father unexpectedly at 21, words can’t articulate how cathartic these kind of episodes can be
Sorry for your loss, brother. I couldn’t imagine losing my father that young. I’m 37 and he’s 64. He’s still my Superman. I have my own home, a wife and kids, and he still tells me what to do. 😂
My heart goes out to Adam. It’s scary when people you love get to a point where they can’t take care of themselves/they’re constantly falling. I’m a caregiver to my aunt and the anxiety is insane, but distractions with work and realizing there’s only so much one can do gives a *small* bit of relief.
We’ll be right back 💜
Star struck meeting you while getting groceries. Your amazing Ryan Sickler!!!!
Love this!
Nice to get Dr. Phil's manager!
54:14 Holy shit!!! “It was his version of castaway”😢😂
This has been one of my favorite episodes yet. I love the premise to the show, and the guests are fantastic.
Man. The timing of this episode is on point. Nothing prepares you for how to be a child to aging parents. My parents are 74 and 71. They’ve had their health issues. But for the most part, they’re in good health. My brother and I had a conversation with our dad a couple weeks ago about where all of their stuff was, insurance policies, bank accounts, etc…… I went over their house on Sunday, and saw on a book on the table called “When I’m Gone” which is for just that. It was nice knowing that they took our concern about that seriously, but also it was kind of a jarring realizing like “Oh, yeah. That’s where we’re at now”.
I had the opposite, but that's awesome. I would love to do that one day but I'm like 3 minutes in.
Wishing you all the best!!
My only tip is to introduce the life alert early if there are any signs of dementia. She’d have the necklace on, take a fall, a forget she had it on. But the family stepped up and became the at home care we couldn’t afford
How old are you?
@@bill-or-somthingbill4390 I actually used to work for a company that does that. Just had an interview to go back 🤣
🏆#1 Funcle A-Ray!
Thank you, Ryan & Adam🙏🏼
P.S. I’m a music teacher at a private school of rock in Salem, OR - would be happy to check on Mr. Dad Ray if you ever need someone here in town to help out.
Sickler is the man. Sickler with Ray? DOUBLE MANS
Adam Ray deserves so much success - he's always been funny and talented
He’s a good dude too
Agreed, but I wish Ryan didn't interrupt every single time Adam tries to speak, so annoying. I'm only 8 min in and Adam's every sentence gets interrupted
I’m glad Adam Ray’s Dad is okay. 💚
Adam is an American treasure.
Ryan’s laugh can cure cancer
This was an awesome ep. When he stared in the camera after getting the news about his Dad I was dying 😂. Dr Philllllll !!!!!! Lmao
25:40
These 2 are some of my favorite humans. I am just happy they are living the dream.
Super deep tough moment in the pod...
"BROUGHT TO YOU BY LIQUID IV!" 😂
I was having one of those 'everything is annoying low energy' type of days and Ryan's laugh brought me back to a normal place. Thank you again!
Just what I needed! Been having nerve pain all over due to back issues, this definitely makes this day a lot easier. Thanks Ryan, means a lot.
Sorry to hear. Hope your pain gets better! Glad you can enjoy the show tho to help you forget for a little
This is the most intriguing comedy interview I’ve seen in a while. Adam is a mystery.
Both are great, down to earth guys.
How the hell he fits all that hair in his Dr. Phil bald cap is the real mystery.
Homie did the best joe Biden impression for 2 hours on Kill Tony last week. So impressive to stay in character and not get cliche for that long.
Adam is blowing up and I fucking love it
I really do love the early morning drops. It has made my commute so much more bearable. As always, thanks for all you do Ryan to continue to give us great content! ❤
You're not kidding. The hr commute is so much better with that sickle cell laughter.
Appreciate these early uploads, I just got off my shift, needed something to decompress with it as I take it down for the day
lol I’m in Hawaii getting ready for work. It’s 5am. Uploaded midnight for me. Still perfect timing 😂
I just watched a clip of this video (dad ambulance / Dr. Phil) seven times in a row, then clicked on the full episode
One of my favorites these days!
I see Adam Ray and I watch. Very simple
Came here for Adam, laughed for Dr Phil, but I stick around because of the roasts on Brennan being a sink pisser...
Thank you for having him back Ryan
Be cool, B.
Loved this pod going through this with my dad. Nice to know were not ever alone in this crazy world. Ryan your the best. Your laugh alone brightens my day.
I’m 41, my son just graduated high school and my daughter is 14. I’m so glad now that I had kids when I did while I was still young and had the energy to keep up with them. I couldn’t imagine having kids at 41! 🤣
Had one at 31 😂😂I feel you ✌️🍻
Im 37 with a 2 yr old girl and 3 yr old boy, I'm pooped
If you paint some crazy tattoos on Adam's face, he'd look like that Wade Wilson guy who's been in the news lately.
Why'd you have to do that dang it lol
If he doesn’t go as that POS for Halloween, that’s a missed opportunity…. Maybe even a new KillTony Character lmao
@@robertwoodward3860👀👀👀
Adams love for his dad makes me cry. This podcast is great.
Dr. Phil’s impression of Bill Burr on the live show at the Comedy Store is absolute gold 🤩🤩🤩
"Dads not a big floor napper." Ryan missed that one, but made me laugh!
54:14 Holy shit!!!
Adam- “Bro it was his version of castaway”😢😂
So glad he was ok🙌🏼
Sickle Cell and Dr Phil?! 🤩
I'm late to the Adam Ray party, honestly I didn't care for the guy the first few times I saw his stuff... Now I can't get enough of this guy. So glad to be a fan now.
Adam is finally starting to get his flowers but he deserves everything
This Adam Ray is really growing on me!!
The wheat thins bits got me so bad, lol great ep
Two of the best in "showbiz"
"I was like 'maaaan'"
"DA SUMMER OLYMPICSSSS, YAAL!!" Had me cryin laughin😂😂
That Liquid IV ad was perfectly timed lmfao
Thanks for the free hr of laughter
That's wild I'm Adams age and my moms not even 60 yet but have the same situation with my grandma she will be 82 or 83 in a few months
same, I'm late 20s and mom is mid 60s but my (step)grandmother AND great-aunt have both recently become very confused and are clearly no longer all there. It can be distressing watching your family repeat the same simple questions over and over, no matter how many times you answer them... very disconcerting
Hells yeah buddy faces! So stoked for this one🪬
that was super gay
Adam is hilarious. If his stand up show or Dr. Phil show comes to your town - go!
Adam is awesome ❤ good luck with your dad 🙏
Chapter 11 of my book is called " always scream fire, never scream help" !! Lol
What a perfectly timed ad break. Adam talking about how his Dad hopes he doesn't die and they find him, then here comes Ryan talking about LiquidIV 😂😂😂
Criminally underated podcast
Laughed my ass off. Great episode fellas! Keep it rolling
Okay Ryan, for the third time, I have tickets for your illinois show, pretty pretty please don't a)hurt yourself or b)cancel. I don't think my heart could handle it.😅 CANT WAIT 💕
Adam seems like a great friend
Adam is the best dude!
The liquid iv commercial is too good placement hahaha
I never saw him before him telling Burnt "Can I finish a sentence?.... Jesus... CHRIST!" ... Fan since!
Oh, you're one of those people
So my grandpa was a freaking legend - Small town western Canada boy grows up to join ww2 and pilot Lancaster / Halifax Bomber planes doing many missions including pre dday bombing raids where he flew back over the dday armada of ships without even knowing it! Eventually gets shot down by flak and captured by the Germans for 9 months (we have 1 picture from that time and it’s crazy cause it’s my grandfather but you know on the other side of that picture/camera was a full fledged German soldier (word not mentioned for censor reasons). Anyways, long story short, he eventually makes it to 88 years old, his wife/my grandma has died years ago and he’s actually “dating” his old pilot friends wife since he had passed as well and one day at her house my grandfather stood up too quickly from the couch, blood didn’t move properly or whatever, and this 6’6” 88yr old man fell forward on to his chin and ended up breaking his spine and tearing every one of his neck tendons - to the point where they put him in a Halo (metal ring screwed into your head and attached to your spine) at 88yrs old, taught him to speak again, and just over a year later this savage of a man was walking around without a cane or anything!!!! Passed a year after that or so but the reason I bring it up is because before his fall he was an 87yr old living like a 60yr old we used to say - driving around, taking trains to see his gf, doing whatever he wanted - but as soon as he was able to speak when he was in hospital, he was actually the one to say “I think we need to discuss selling the house” - the only house him and my grandmother ever owned - and he spent the last year and a half of his life in a very nice retirement home downtown of our town and would spend many days sitting out on his walker on different street corners waving at cars and talking to anyone who would walk by. Literal Legend. He told the ambulance drivers to go away when he first fell too!!! Then called them back that night when he couldn’t sleep and they’re like “uhhhh yaaa obviously you can’t sleep sir you have a broken neck”. The greatest generation 100%. Miss him everyday. 19:51
Adam Ray is too fucking funny. I'd love to see Ryan on Dr. Phil Live
Actually got to catch Adam while he was in Eugene at the Olsen, such a great comedian, tragic to hear about his dad in such a bad place while he is sharing such great times with people I can’t imagine that feeling. But holy hell, Adam is such an experience to be around, will go out of my way to see him any chance I get. Sickle cell it’s your turn!!!
Wheat thicks lmao best thing ever 😂
My cousin saved us from the heat with a generator here in Texas. No way I'm missing the Honeydew. Grateful for everything 🙏🏻. Happy Toosdee y'all.
Another great episode! ❤
Great ep
Love Adam Ray! Saw him at the Olsen Run club in Eugene !! He was soo great and so personable with the fans after the show! I’ll never forget him FaceTiming Blake Anderson with me because Danny Danza 😂🤙🤙
THE W3333DS kickin' in~
Oh my god. The same thing happened to my dad - 4 days alone stuck on the floor. We called the police to do a wellness check, which saved his life. He'd been hallucinating and was permanently handicapped from the incident. He lived a few more years after that. Miss him so much.
Most folks have no idea that isolation can be far more damaging than actual injuries. The fall probably hurt him, but that isolation without change is likely what truly harmed him
Love this episode but felt 2nd hand embarrassed when Sickler said 29 is too old to get knocked up😂
This episode has hit so hard thanks ryan
Love you Ryan! Same thing happened to my dad. So scary. They never wear that life alert! 🤦🏼♀️
I’ve never seen him without the Dr. Phil costume, his real look almost looks like a character or something now! 🤣
put an extra self alert on the dog
I saw Adam when Fully Loaded was here. He was the funniest & seems like the nicest guy.
This guys laugh is funnier than the jokes 😂
My grandmother in law had a BAD UTI that made her hallucinate and forget a bunch of stuff..... Its scary how bad they can effect a person...
It’s so hard to not see Dr. Phil now
Adam the goat
That dog is 245 years old! 🐶
Diverticulitis? I had a bout of that myself one time, knocked me right on my ass.
We'll be right back!
Big fan of both for a long time. Glad to hear that Adam’s dad made it thru four days, but presumably the ancient dog Sophie also had no food or drink for four days? Maybe she could drink from the toilet. I love Ryan’s laugh forever and always and thru anything.
Love the way back from New Zealand
happy tuesdee y’all!
loving the Tommy Vercetti vibes
ENOUGH DOCTOR PHIL!!!!!!
Yessss!
This happened to my mother in law last year she fell she didn't have her dang life alert on she refused to wear it most of the time she couldn't get to the phone she was only there about 18 hours my partner showed up found her she was embarrassed because she had an accident obviously stuck but emergency services came and she ended up having a UTI idk if she had one already or it was being stuck on the floor but she broke her hip which she had done two years before and recovered with no issues but this time she wasn't so lucky she was in the hospital like ten days she woke up asked if she was dying it was terrible but she passed away peacefully she was 90... Now I know why older people are petrified of falling
Nice to know yall understand.
Life Alert: This is a device that you wear and will alert the hospital when you fall. It is meant for the elderly.
We’ll be right back 🫵
I fucking love this guy. Adam.
We’ll be right back…. We’re keeping it right here.
This story is one of the reasons why I think everybody should have a Google dot or an Alexa in home of your elderly parents when they're alone like that
Fantastic combo of humans
Goat💪🏽
Fuck yes! Been waiting for him to pop on here
I was bummed that Adam's show was sold out in Portland when he was here a few weeks ago.
Insane ad break for liquid iv
These ad reads are wild on these podcasts “he had a moment of: I’m not gonna be able to get back up. I hope they find me” - “with the summer Olympics right around the corner it’s important to stay hydrated with (shitty company name)”