You Bet Your Life #53-23 Spunky old lady vs. Groucho (Secret word 'Clock', Feb 18, 1954)
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2013
- The old lady in couple #3 is the clear highlight of this episode. Neither Groucho nor his cigars impress her at all, but Groucho seems genuinely tickled by her.
COUPLE #1: Ann Rierdon, Arthur Murray dance instructor / Bill Eddy
COUPLE #2: Shirley Lestelle, a woman with a pip-squeaky voice / Charles Sandoval, who's wearing an eye patch because he's "sensitive to the lights"
COUPLE #3: Athol Smerdon, from Australia / Mary Sackett, a spunky old lady who complains about Groucho's cigar-- and he obligingly puts it out!
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Episode identification and basic description based on "Tell 'em Groucho Sent You", © 1997 by Mark Petty. Used by permission. - Комедії
Groucho may have been before my time but I never get enough of him. I'm in my mid 40's and I would rather watch this than what is airing nowadays. Thanks for the laughter, Groucho. RIP
I used to watch Groucho reruns in the '70s.
Groucho will be a victim of “canceled culture”
@@davidjames666 yes, you are right. There are some things he said to people on the show that is not acceptable in our society anymore.
Mariangela SP love the Marx brothers films and radio shows.
Never really paid attention to him before but his technique was flawless.
I have never heard anyone quip so effortlessly.
Who can possibly dislike this? Thank you to whomever one thanks for these wonderful episodes of this amazing witty genius. I can watch them over and over and just wish all of them were available. Go our team who loves these these! Who's with me??
Groucho knew how to make the most boring people and situations hilarious. A true comical genius.
Recently lost two dogs. Both old but dedicated and loving. Watching Groucho is helping us through the sad times. Where are the Groucho's of today???
We don't have one like him in 2021, he was funny, but I think some of the things he did or said are seen well or welcome to in 2021. Sorry for your lost. I have 2 dogs, and I don't want to think how I will feel the day they finally leave me. Hope you feel better now
She rendered him speechless. He actually gave her a compliment by getting rid of his cigar. I don’t think he would’ve done that for just anybody.
he had no comeback, she earned that right to put the cigar away…plus he respected her like he respected his mother and grandmother so it’s the good son in him on display
and she did it twice!
Groucho did that to UP his ratings...ONLY! The Talmudvision is ALL about MK, and ...SHEKELS. VIEWERS +SHEKELS=CONtrol. (mind control) Simple math.
A lot of women were freaking formidable in the old days. A forgotten fact
@@internetwonderbuilder4741 L0L And THAT was before they became 'EQUAL'! LMBO
@@internetwonderbuilder4741 people died before they got that old. the equivalent would be a 100 year old today
The whole family used to sit down and watch this every time he came on some fond memories. It's hard to believe I'm living in the same world these days
It SNOT the same world! It's a DEGENERATE society now!
My sister Laura is going to be on the new show with Jay Leno!
@@swedesboromusicstudio9737
You Bet Your Life (show)?
@@ahashdahnagila6884 Yes with Jay as the host.
@@mr.blackhawk142 you got that right
I very much enjoyed watching this, classic stuff
Groucho Marx was a natural, the dear old lady was great, Idaho, she got it!
I even liked the commercial!
so did i and im from the uk i felt so good
My grandparents and my mom and aunts and uncles were born in Idaho. And then when my mom was a little girl they moved to California where I was born and raised
WHOdaho???
Back in 1986 I bought a 1954 Chrysler Imperial for $600. It had factory air that was so cold that actual frost would accumulate on the blower. It had a 331 cubic inch hemi engine. At that time it was the most powerful production engine on earth. I drove it while I served in the USAF and through college and it never let me down. Those were great cars.
1954 was a great year. I came into the world that year & grew up in the 1960s, life was much simpler then. I miss those days.
I started 2nd grade. The Weekly Reader lied to us. They said the near future would be made easier for everyone by scientific advances work less hours, get paid more because of increased productivity and have lots of leisure time for traveling and hobbies. We didn't count on predatory capitalism to completely obliterate that dream.
You bet your life!
I miss those days, too. I came in the world in 1947 and grew up on shows like this. As they say, they don't make 'em like that anymore. Yes, I too, miss those days.
Sister Veronica
1947 was a good year for at least 2 of us here. And the aliens landed at Roswell...
Me too :(
Mrs Sackett must have been the ONLY woman to ever make Groucho lose the cigar! :)
Bless her heart
@AJ T. By choice? Is that near Oakland? Lol
Groucho was SO respectful of her!!
I love that she finally got to answer a question and she was right.
Lol ! She was priceless!
She's a hoot 🤣
That is literally something you dont see everyday. Groucho respecting his elders. Lol
I love the honesty of the little old lady .
People from the 19th and early 20th centuries have a very different aura about them than post-war generations. We are fortunate to be able to see and hear them through video. The clarity of their speech is remarkable and the lack of fillers is delightful.
One of the best contestants ever-The old lady that puts Groucho in his place !!!
And Groucho loves it, too!
The day groucho got "out-grouchoed" !
Groucho got schooled!
...and as the cigar was part of his trademark look while on stage, he was a very good sport to put it away. A true gentleman.
@@007gunlogo The fact that she objected to him opening another cigar even though he wasn't going to light it makes me think maybe the old spinster just didn't like anything that's cigar shaped ;)
How clever do you have to be to carry an entire show based off your wit and personality. Groucho was a genius.
+EM Pinball it's easy, you need to be relaxed.... he's smoking, u see...not a problem
+Sebastian Plugaru - until Mary made him dispose of it
Pinball is right.
Definitely smart, but he had writers I'm sure.
Groucho had two writers who interviewed the contestants. They wrote some one-liners for Groucho if he wanted to use them. To be sure, he ad libbed lots of jokes, but he wanted some material ready in the interest of professionalism.
It's really nice (and sadly strange) to see people who are simply decent. What have we done?
noooddle ; yes! What HAS become of us?!
There are plenty of good decent people around. We don't see them much because the indecent people get all the attention.
Are you saying you're not?
noooddle What do you mean “we”? I had no part in creating this debacle. Soon I will be dead, and no one will be happier than I to be out of this mess.
do stick around for a while, surprisingly happy events can occur any ol' time! x
Honestly, I loved the way Groucho respected the older lady. He was a real gentleman in this instance.
Indeed! Not very typically Groucho-like at all.
However, it is not seemly to ask a lady her age..
Linda Kordich
If I was him I would have been tempted to point out that breathing was a very useful hobby to have ,at her age! He missed one there!
Linda Kordich Grabbing her cheek didn’t seem too respectful.
You look hot in pic
He HAD no choice. He had to quench that cigar....and put the 2nd one back in his pocket. Those were the good ole days
This is pure entertainment. This TV show has a radio feel to it. It was well produced.
The show started on radio in 1947 and aired on both radio and television from 1950-60. The radio and television versions were on different nights, and although the same contestants appeared on both, some sight gags were eliminated from the radio show.
@@bobthetvfan jhk
@Ray Carroll
There were a number of TV programs that were "simulcast", back in the late 1940s until sometime in the mid-1950s.
(So, they were produced with the radio listener in mind, too.)
The Burns & Allen radio spot was actually more entertaining, to me, than its simultaneous TV broadcast.
'The Lone Ranger' was also simulcast on both radio & TV
(1949-1954).
>>> The TV series ended in 1957.
'The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet had a long run, on radio, and was simulcast on TV when its television run began in 1952.
Production was different for simulcast programs because radio listeners had to be able to "visualize" what was going on...
And Groucho has the POIFECT face for....radio!
Go 49ers!
Hey, I want a DeSoto Firedome automatic, with full-time power steering, to drive around in the desert. I’m going to my Plymouth dealer first thing in the morning.
Plymouth is dead
You can buy them via Google.
Do not waste your time and money with those cheap Desoto's. Get yourself a great car with huge collector value, get a PACKARD.
Ha ha. Where’s your time
E machine
@johngreen3543 1949 Packard Standard Eight Touring Sedan in the garage with the fully automatic Ultramatic transmission (designed for leisurely acceleration).
Packard: Ask The Man Who Owns One
Groucho on his death bed said his final words, "This is no way to live" A true talent all the great ones make it look so easy because of a fabulous Personality!
@Lilibeth Doherty. When George Fenneman visited Groucho when Groucho was in very poor health in his remaining months, Fenneman helped Groucho over to his bed and Groucho said to him, "You always were a lousy dancer Fenneman"! Lol!
There are several different versions of Groucho's last words. Another one is that a nurse came into his room in the hospital and said, "Mr. Marx, we just want to see if you have a temperature." He was so weak he could barely speak by this time, but he managed to whisper, "Don't be silly, Everyone has a temperature." According to his biographer Stefan Kanfer, that was Groucho's last joke.
@@jazzmanchgo . An even better response by Groucho to the nurse's statement that they just wanted to see if Groucho had a temperature would have been, "Are you planning to elevate it?".
@@jazzmanchgo I would never join a club that would have me as a member!
@@lilibethdoherty295 Well, that makes two of us! 😁
How I found this completely by accident, how great it is!
I'm in shock. Groucho upstaged and owned by a little old lady!
Groucho was the stage
"I haven't seen a banker pay that much interest since the boom of '87". The highlight for me was all the bank jokes. Truly hilarious stuff. 😃
the funny thing to me is that he means 1887
"are you busy tonight?"
"yes"
thanks for this! I'm from Argentina and I admire to Groucho's sense of humor
I had to see this again. That ol' Mary giving Groucho the business was fantastic. Not many times in his career did he not have the last word.
The old BATTLE-AX won Round 1!
"The Bank of America is a very big bank, as it so happens I've got $32 there myself."
DECADES later and it's still hilarious!
It gets funnier as $32 becomes less and less.
Al Capwn I think BoA screwed Groucho over during the depression. So he was remarkably polite to Bill.
$32 in 1954 buying power is about $300 in 2017 buying power.
@@furtim1 Rents were 40 a month back then, today a crummy 1 bedroom in a decent location costs about $1,000.
@@johngreen3543 Depends on where you are, of course. My 50% share of renting a newly built duplex in town within 2 miles of the college with a friend (2 bed/2ba) was $325. That was 15 yrs ago, though...
The old spinster is a gem.
"If you dispose of the cigar, I'll thank you." Groucho could not but laugh as with the rest of us.. Too funny!
I Love this spunky old Lady :)
The greatest generation
@@heathergustar638 Hello Heather, How are you doing?
Miss Sackett rules
Groucho was the best. Yes he was
a very witty intellegent man.
A little intimidating.. Johnny Carson still rules!
A creep
You can see your picture on Facebook when I am so thankful I am happy
a showstopper: 18:46 "and if you'll dispose of the cigar I'll thank you."
This corny humor never appealed to me.
The fact that she objected to him opening another cigar even though he wasn't going to light it makes me think maybe the old spinster just didn't like anything that's cigar shaped.
how many of his guests wanted to say this but lacked the moxie?
She said it everywhere and lived to 96. Smart!
we very much enjoyed watching this
Thanks for the laughter very good show
I found myself laughing a lot through this. Groucho's time is timeless he was such a comic genius!
No comedian in 2021 nears the art of Groucho Marx!
It's one thing to be a comic but respect should be shown to women of various age and he over-step her boundaries by touching her cheek as if she was some child? If it were me, I would have bitten his finger.LOL
@@angelacarleton9575 It was a different time.
I can see now where David Letterman based his skills on… very similair in manner and comedy
His timing is perfect.
Mary was a tough customer ! I never seen Groucho speechless , Mary caught him off guard . Lol
Robert Downey Jr to bathe dhawter
@@robertsandwick9253 : What do you mean ?
@@robertdemitro1520 yumm
Respect for pioneers and elders was very high back then. Groucho used his 'silence' to involve the audience, while thinking to himself how to proceed with the comedy, making sure never to accidentally give offense.
@@electronwave4551 : yes ! But Groucho could think on his feet, fast ! The stuff he would dream up was orginal and funny , but true !
18:46 That old lady out smarted Groucho Marx. No easy feat, and funny!
That first lady was so nervous. Her arms barely moved. 😁
The guy from Salvador might at least have glanced at his partner before answering. But that's how it was... I think George Fenniman got that award for being the most long-suffering, patient announcer in television.
Hey Figaro, George was a good-looking d00d too!
My favorite -- we see a very pleasant side of humanity in these shows.
Cant help but notice how respectfully people dressed in those days.
You mean boring...yes, I agree! 😂 First thing I thought when I saw the audience was thank God I didn't live in the 40s and 50s...🤣🤣
I don’t care if this was staged, it was smooth as silk!
I'm so glad the little old lady won $90 dollars .
Geography was a terrible category for a guy from Australia. Ms. Sagette saved that team
$90 was about$900 then. Almost enough to buy a Groucho Special at your local DeSoto Plymouth dealer. There might not be many left.
“And if you would dispose of the cigar, I’ll thank you.” LMAO I Love this lady. Born in 1876. Wow too cool.
Its 1875. She died 1969
Reminds us how great Groucho was as a straight man -- that's the role he played opposite Chico and Harpo in the movies, and he fell into it elegantly here.
One of Groucho's less obvious strengths on YBYL was that he knew when to lay back and let the contestants take center stage.
The car commercials are awesome! Thanks for keeping them in the program.
Love these old shows! Groucho was always a favorite of my grandfather and watching him in action always brings a smile to my face.
Groucho was so witty. “They’re writing Johnson? I happen to know Johnson, he can’t even read!”
"He must get a lot of mail" LOL
Let's hope the Johnson technique hasn't been lost forever :-)
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George has such a sonorous voice. very relaxing
Could probably have made a good hypnotist.
smoog weird eyebrows
Yes, I just started listening to old radio shows like "Gunsmoke" and "Dragnet", and the announcer during the commercial breaks was George Fenneman for "Lucky Strike" and "Chesterfield" cigarettes!
@@themadbadger2920 His voice is so great.
@smoog, I LEARNED a NEW word today! :P
groucho had a very clear & calm speaking voice
Just wonderful! I cannot think of anyone here in the UK who could handle a show like this today and make it so good!
Did Jimmy Carr move out?
Great to see the old show and go back and laugh it up
when the old spinster from choice tells Groucho to dispose of the cigar - priceless - Groucho is so genuinely delighted with the genius of her comic delivery at his expense - the best comic bested
But, she was serious. And polite about it.
Valla, jou calling him a bestid? :P
I can't imagine calling a single woman a spinster today. Anyway, I honestly thought she was 90. I'm in my 70s and most women my age don't look nearly that old. (no, I haven't had cosmetic surgery or Botox!)
@@lottasunshine1325 i have been wondering if i might be the only person on this planet who has noticed the worldwide phenomena going on all around us - it seems so obvious to me - anyone who is older (as I am) would have to be blind or not trust their powers of observation if they do not notice - what i am trying to say is that yes it is true when i was a child that people truly LOOKED OLDER at middle age and in their senior years - and then things shifted - now more middle age and senior people truly look YOUNGER than their grandparents and great grandparents did at the same ages so many decades ago - phrases like '60 is the new 40' came into fashion around 20 years or so ago - you see what i am getting at ? - i am talking about a real energetic shift that has been happening in this world - i call it the transition from old earth to heaven on earth - a literal return to Eden - a return (I am sorry to say) that certain dark forces in this world are trying their best to screw up for humanity
@@VallaMusic That's kooky talk!
A great program, real people. Groucho at his best ☺
Yup, nuthin' like real FAKE peoples!
"Yes, but by this time he'd have had the lunch" 🤣
This is the funniest of the You Bet Your Life shows I know of.
Amazing! Much better than "Dancing with the Stars", eh?
You betcha your life😀😀
He could have lift that 100$ question to her they probably would have got 190
I won't disagree.
Well that ain't very hard...
Hilarious.
Used to watch this when I was a kid. Remember Beat the Clock too and more.
Hello Kathleen👋, How are you doing?
You said the magic word! Congratulations you are a winner!
I did live back then. We would always watch this show.
"You're really sorry but I'm not"!
Bless her heart!!!
Groucho sure has a quick wit The old lady wouldn't take any shit! Wonderful!
one of the best wits...EVER!
He used cue cards on some episodes.
Maybe he did? I don't know nor do i care.
Groucho was a Genius!!!!
Yeah I agree.
George had a very good announcing voice
Born in '64 and regret having missed these days! The people of those days had no idea of the "good old days" they had!
Mary was born in 1876. What a terrific interaction between her and Groucho. Groucho was the very best comedian👌👏
Never thought I'd see the day when Groucho would get owned ;-)
What do you mean by owned?
Didn't know he was.
@@christineforbing5302
It's an expression; it's been around for years.
That has to be the only time anyone actually made him ditch the cigar on the show.
He had it coming
@@christineforbing5302 It kind of means "one-upped" or "was bested by." It's been a phrase mostly with online video game playing since maybe 1999 - 2005, and I don't understand how it got started.
I loved this show as a kid, and I could watch every episode over and over.
Omg the old crow cracks me up........She has it going on
I remember my dad bought a De Soto Adventurer in 1956.. That car was a dream to ride in... Push button Drive and Electric eye lights dimmer..
push button drive...my neighbor had a car that had push button drive but it was not a De Soto...the memories
I had a car with a push button drive. It was a '64 Dodge Dart. I loved that car.
I was 4 years old when this came on and was not allowed to stay up and watch these programs - my sister and I were in bed by 7:00 pm.
May you always be remembered Groucho, as a great comedian, Where would this world be without him.
It was sooo good seeing this show again. Thanks for posting. I remember this from the 60's.
I have always known that pens are tested by "Johnson "
because I saw this actual show in the 50s.
It popped just now after I was looking at a UA-cam hockey video.
Magic.
Man, that "Groucho" was great!!! I'm so old I remember him.. I'm laughing.
Annie reminds me of my grandma. She was tall, I saw pictures of her in the same clothing, and she was shy...yet witty.
Thanks for uploading this classic gem!
It’s a pleasant surprise for Groucho when he comes across someone with as much wit as him.
The second contestant, Shirley J. Lestelle (1928 - 1999), is my all time favorite. She moved near me -- to Grass Valley, CA -- I would have gone to see her if I knew. Groucho was at his best in this show.
Groucho had the best wit I have ever seen on screen. Never got to meet him in person.
encomium (plural encomiums): glowing and warmly enthusiastic praise.
I have nothing but encomiums for Groucho's inimitable wit and quiz master prowess! I can't believe how marvellous these old shows are! My best UA-cam find to date!
Glad you're enjoying the videos! This is the most complete collection of YBYL episodes you'll find anywhere (minus 36 eps released on DVD by Shout Factory over 10 years ago).
I miss these people, they had integrity, faith and they loved America.
2:15 - When a loan from the bank actually meant someone checked you out properly!
Adorable old lady, this is great
This was a TERRIFIC VIDEO thank you for sharing. The laughter was fantastic. Always loved Groucho.
What laughs miss those days. 🙏😢❤️
When I was growing up, this show was already very old. I was too young to know the answers to the questions asked by Groucho, but recognized his genius (and kindness). His shows had already aired before I was born. It always gave me a curious feeling of deja vu that kind of scared me but mostly made me realize that the world has been around for a long time, that we are part of something bigger than ourself.
Hello Susan👋, How are you doing?
I would have loved to live back in those days.
I miss GOOD SHOWS like this!
Keep good shows like this on today's comic have a lot to learn I enjoyed Groucho brought back the good old days thanks
Mary Sackett is priceless! Solid New England stock.
Indeed she was!
Her GG grandfather was an officer during the American Revolution
@@n1ksf An "Officer And A Gentleman"?
@@mr.blackhawk142 His record in the War of the Revolution reads:
Sacket, David, Westfield, Ensign, in Capt. Malcomb Henry's Co., Col. David Brewer's (9th) Regt. Company return dated Oct. 7, 1775. Also recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge June 17, 1775, that said officer be commissioned by Congress. Also Ensign Capt. Malcomb Henry's Co., David Brewer's Regt., muster roll dated Aug. 1, 1771 (sic); engaged Aug. 9, 1775; service 2 mos. 3 weeks, 6 days.
David Sacket (8/31/1743-6/6/1838) from Westfield. Served as ensign in Captain Malcom Henry's
company, Colonel David Brewers 9th regiment; muster roll dated I August 1775; enlisted 9 May 1775; service 2 months 3 weeks 6 days; recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge, 17 June 1775, that said officers be commissioned by Congress.
He was commissioned by Congress as an Ensign. His commission was signed by Joseph Warren, President Pro-temp dates 19 May 1775 and served till January 1776. when he was again commissioned by Congress as a 2nd lieutenant. His commission was signed by John Hancock. He served in Captain Warham Parks'company, in Colonel Ebenezer Learned's 3rd Continental Infantry Regiment from 1 January 1776 till 31 December 1776. He served in the following battles-Bunker Hill, Dorchester Heights, Rochester, Long Island, White Plains, Trenton and Princeton.
I am SO gratified to find your channel. Thank you. I think Groucho is timeless and as funny or funnier than anyone in the comedy business today! New subscriber right NOW!
Thanks, Greg! Good timing-- I have one more "new" episode to post, very soon. It's been close to impossible finding any more of the shows I know still exist that I don't have copies of. This one comes directly from another viewer. I will probably be posting it this weekend!
His mind was so quick.
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Mary Sackett: July 8, 1875 - Jan 31, 1969
She was delightful & the most entertaining & got the only correct answer for them... and the breather exercises were impressive - don’t know many 78 yr olds who can do that with so much spunk
My heroine. A true old-fashioned, sharp-tongued, independent Yankee. Few could reduce Groucho to his knees like this.
94 yrs old when she passed. They built them tough in those days.
If she had lived 6 months longer she would have seen the Moon Landing.
I often wonder if today's programmers know that there are millions of us watching 60 year old programs rather than hold back streams of vomit when attempting to view today's television offerings? Man, Groucho has been dead since 1977 and You Bet Your Life is a sample of what was once great TV. Funny, intelligent and brilliant it was and after six decades, it's as fresh as ever. Today, when it comes to prime time fare, all one can do is wonder what spoiled bitch the "Bachelor" will be hosing for a month or two after the competing HOs have been shuttled back to Neverland.
I must disagree. Many people think this is a golden age of television. There are MANY good shows, but unfortunately most of the best are on cable (like HBO or Showtime) or subscription TV (like Netflix or Hulu). Yes, there is dreck, but there was dreck in the 50's, too (remember Space Cadet?) Groucho was a special guy and that's why I'm watching this; there was never anyone like him before or since. But that doesn't mean other people have no value. I watch lots of TV and have never seen The Bachelor (or The Bachelorette, for that matter). There's enough good stuff that I can safely ignore the crap.
You are right Bianca, all the ignorant people that don't want to have to think LOVE today's TV shows.
Watch Dirk Gently, and then try not to think about it. Good luck.
Yes, there are idiots too
robert glenn Hm, maybe network tv, but across cable, Netflix, Amazon, and UA-cam there are an unbelievable number of series' that will go down as classics.
Far outnumbering what the 50s produced.
But agreed, probably not on basic tv.
To a British viewer it's incredible to see Groucho in the course of a programme, plugging a commercial organisation.
Yes, I can see how it would appear odd to someone from the UK. That's just how TV worked here in that era. The commercials and mentions of the sponsor were sometimes integrated into the programs, and even when they weren't, the stars of the shows often appeared in commercial segments.
Podcast hosts are doing it again
The mind of Groucho is amazing.
The first couple made plans for a date before the show...wow
And Wow, an overthrown presidents son won the GAME.
He simply exuded Cool. And smart. I was hoping he'd win.
What a nice program.
"He simply exuded cool"
Your entire comment is wonderful with the above quote by you describing him to a T. 😎
Like you I was hoping good things for him. That is *after* my brain collected itself from his casually spoken remark about his father.
@@aidennewell4034 Huh? What? Is this some kind of UA-cam flirtation method? I'm flattered but at the same time concerned. Could I be so forward as to suggest you get a Real Life and save your flirtation for people you really know and meet? Good luck.
@@wendystarita7996 Wow. Entitled/self-centered much? It's not attractive.
@@SlimKeith11 Each to their own.
@@wendystarita7996 what a jerk reply.
"Could you breathe a little for us, Mary?"
She wore ME out, just watching her!
Name just one game host working today, that is this sharp...
LOL
After watching lots of Groucho,I've come to realize what a master of wit and timing he was.This came from his innate genius ,as well his years on the stage and screen.
How....ordinary.
one of the most funny comedian highlights in a TV show - ever!
This is the best post ever on youtube. 10 people have no soul.
:) Don't even try to figure out why people downvote videos on UA-cam!
troybirch A lot more than 10 have no soul.
@@grouchomarx-youbetyourlife7476 I have the answer to that one...because some people don't like some videos and they are letting you know it...DUH
@@grouchomarx-youbetyourlife7476 Trolls
@@jimlaguardia8185 never watch UA-cam and I run into you?!