@@Francisah facts fake accolades from old white people that needs to bring viewers to their award shows.. The only thing that is worthwhile is respect from your peers and that doesn't take some gold shiny trophy
@@AnsticePalo other than the BET awards they're all run by Rich white people that's why the Oscars along with other award shows are white voters... Its Pretty obvious I'm not saying it's a hundred percent white but it's damn near close
I like that even after 20 years of Fight Club being released, both the film and the book, the author seems genuinely interested in the concepts and characters that he created. Watched the movie for the first time a while back and really enjoyed it.
He really did tap into some base concepts and emotions that we have and continue to deal with in our society. Even 20 years later and still relevant, perhaps even more so
Pahlaniuk is a genius. He takes the most horrible language and just magically makes it hysterical. He has the most insight of any writer I’ve ever read. Love him.
It's a lot like the joey diaz story where he got left back in school and his mother never found out, and when she died and he found her on the floor he said to himself that he knew she would never find out about him getting left back
Bill Gates : "Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. (Probably many others before him said similar things.) www.brainyquote.com/quotes/bill_gates_122131
If you can meet with triumph and disaster, And treat those two imposters just the same... “IF” by Rudyard Kipling Read it daily, recite it monthly and Write it out annually It’s the recipe for making an adult
Did you see Venom? That is the last marvel movie I will pay to go see. Biggest joke on the planet. Towards the end I though Venom and Eddie Brock were going to join the peace corps and help starving kids in Africa.
They did/are. Choke was ok but not that great. Lullaby may be better if it ever gets done. Personally I think Invisible Monsters should be next we could use that one right now.
I love JRE for clips like this. The guest and Joe have you laughing so hard at a funny story by providing new context to an old point, then suddenly you're caught in some very thoughtful territory. Whole episode will be on next for me!
@@menace2societies It means that if as an artist, whether that be a writer or a painter or a film maker, if no one is upset with your work, you haven't made anything worth your while. You haven't changed anything, you've just ridden the wave of the status quo. "Agreeable" is a great quality to have if you're a diplomat. It's a terrible quality to have if you're an artist. This is getting into the "no true Scotsman" fallacy, because it's not an objective truth that an artist has to push boundaries. Agreeable, pleasant art is a huge industry, and many people earn a crust off of sanitized, bland, and "appropriate" art. But you'd hardly be a philosopher if what you espoused was "Work 40 hours a week, find a mate, produce progeny, and retire; That is how best to live your life".
@@davidregi7571 We've all been raised to believe that one day we'd all be rock stars or movie God's but we won't were slowly learning that fact and we are very pissed off. The first rule of Fight Club is
Duuuuude. Exactly. I love a lot of his books. Fight Club is excellent. But I feel like it overshadows Choke to an almost criminal degree. One of the funniest books I've ever read. Pygmy is also good.
FIGHT CLUB is Chuck Palahniuk's first novel. It became a David Fincher movie years later. Why are all of you talking about a movie when he's clearly talking about his novel. Which was more nuanced and definitely more provactive - the original scene in the novel, Tyler first appears on a nude beach, building a huge structure of driftwood for hours, so that for one whole minute - one perfect "moment" - the structure cast a shadow of a huge hand in the sand, and Tyler sat in it's palm for the whole minute - a moment of perfection is the only worthwhile pursuit.
"Nobody enjoys bombing." I dunno about that, Andy Kaufmann might disagree with you. My father once told me about his bit where he did a load of laundry and read a newspaper while the audience raged at him.
I've still never read the book so I won't shit on Chuck, but at least in the movie it does go from this very cool revolutionary film to us believing that destroying the buildings where some computers are would actually reset the debt of 350,000,000 people. There's probably 20 back up logs in 20 back up databases.
@Easliy Displeased If there was a single easy or even difficult way to execute that idea, some hacker, terrorist or even competing rogue company would have done it.
“You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win. You will have to lose hundreds of games before becoming a good player.” - Jose Capbalcanca (World Champion of Chess). As an aspiring chess player you only improve on the tail end of loss because we either improve or quit.
@@vranime3772 I mad them go mad. One teacher nervous breakdown and never came back. Back then it was funny. Looking back it's fuckn disgusting what I did to that teacher and how I disrupted his class and actually made everyone act up, he lost control. Day in day out. For two straight years I had this french teacher. And he was the nicest guy ever, incredible laid back character. And I thought it was cool to act class clown, fuckn hat myself for driving that dude mad. IM SORRY MR.MCOWAN!
@@KrisVic91 appreciate it. But my behaviour was unnecessary, he was a great teacher and I took advantage of his calm demeanor, there no forgiving what I did. Plus the crazy shit I did to other teachers. But this french teacher didn't deserve anything. And I thought I was sooooo cool. Impressing nobody
I forget which comedian said it, but he described being booed off stage early in his career and he said it was the best thing that could have happened to him. "The thing I fear the most just happened, and I'm still here. I'm still okay. After that I had no more fear. Because I had experienced the worst possible thing. And it wasn't that bad."
My friends from college kept going to college and got their higher educations and then when they got them... they just became professors. Never knew how to live away from college. Just kept living where they were. They can't imagine to lose that life.
What a line that was... When she said that line it was like was like listening to immortal technique for the first time when he says “ He was Staring into the eye of his own mother “
Hey gabe, psst, I've got a hot scoop. I have the name and a brief synopsis of the 4th avengers movie, it's called "The Avengers: Rise of the Leather Daddies". Having easily defeated Thanos by suffocating him with a baby's diaper full of diarrhoea, the Avengers face their greatest threat yet, a gurning hoard of sexually dominant homosexual men, all of whom are clad in leather.
I love Joe Rogans podcast, and his mma commentary is the best. I also love that he is a comedian. But I have to say I dont like his stand up. He tries too hard.
At 7:23 when they were talking about how desperate kids want to be taught and led by a college professor who is a real leader and not afraid to speak out against the mob I immediately though of Jordan Peterson.
i completely disagree with the point they made there. no shit odds are not every professor is gonna be a great leader but i've had multiple throughout my college experiences who are some of the most impressive people i've met in my entire life. this weird perception of professors being inherently "beta" as joe made it seem means you are going to the wrong university
Which is a proof they don't actually want a strong professor, because they immediately started screeching at him. Face it, these Uni kids have only one master - themselves. They think they know everything and solved everything. They are a walking Dunning-Kruger Effect on steroids.
I lost all respect for Peterson when he suggested Brett Kavanaugh should accept the nomination to the SCOTUS and then immediately resign. Had that happened, Democrats would have been emboldened to make false accusations against every Republican President's nominee to the SCOTUS until the end of time. Anyway, THAT was Jordan Peterson's "putting his hands down and behind his back" moment.
I totally respect it opening your eyes in a way that positively affected you. But no way in hell it didn't do it justice. It was almost word for word until the ending! And even Chuck says he prefers the movie ending to his own
No, he didn't. Frankly he's giving them too much credit and treating them like they're smarter then they actually are. They were acting like a bunch of spoiled children who were never told "no" or never learned that at that young of an age their role in society is to _learn_ first and _then_ push back. They feel entitled that they can immediately go into the "push back" phase which just amounts to bullying because they haven't learned _why_ they need to push back, about anything. They were bully's, plain and simple and no better then grade school types, and them laughing at the guy just proves it.
@@Green_Phos You're right but it ultimately comes back to respect. The Uni deserves the blame for this situation. As a student I would have enough respect to listen to a teachers ideas regardless of my personal views on them because that's the purpose of university and that is how you gain critical thinking skills, not all students are the people in that video. But universities empower this kind of behaviour because they hire faculty with uniform ideas that are sympathetic with these students and allow them to be ignorant and unwavering in their ideas because it's monetarily better business for these unis to spoonfeed these students than it is too challenge them and teach them new ideas. You can see it in how spineless the teacher in that video is the students boss him around because they know they can. Luckily it's not as bad here in Australia (even though you'll see it a bit) but I have friends who have studied in the US and have said it's completely fucked in comparison.
*_"In the world I see... You are stalking elk through the damp canyon forests around the ruins of Rockerfeller Center. You'll wear leather clothes that will last you the rest of your life. You'll climb the wrist-thick kudzu vines that wrap the Sears Tower. And when you look down, you'll see tiny figures pounding corn, laying strips of venison on the empty car pool lane of some abandoned superhighway"_*
The first time you get to call for artillery with live rounds, or well in my case the only time I dropped live rounds. You've done all the training, ate all the shit, and now you're actually getting to blow shit up.
Some do, others want control simply. You just have to look to the culture online. You have sociapathic tendencies on display, insecure vying for dominance until facts and rationale come into play. But to an extent, with some that are misguided and do want a role model, this is true. Parents are weak or not present these days, so for them they are looking for such a person. They may not know it, may not like it when they get it. But given the bashing of men and men not fulfilling the roles of strong leaders, individuals and fathers I can see how it is true. You then also have to take into account the same is true for women as not all mothers are created equal and most females are swept up in the social climate, becoming what they are told.
I was in high school not to long ago and it was sad to see people that dedicated their lives to teaching these kids being talked down to and put down by these little twats. I was happy to see teacherd not.take any shit even if they were strict
I attended Evergreen State from 2008-2011. It really is a cruddy school. Extremists all over the place. And the classes are partly student lead discussions with minimal teacher involvement, which turns into one or two talkative students who were always stoners just rambling on about nothing. Really glad I left and transferred schools.
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"People buy things they don't need, with money they don't have, to impress people they don't like."
@Tropic Lightning goerge carlins words
Correction: " we work jobs we hate to buy things we don't need "
Advertisements have us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need.
Sounds like my wife.
@@TheDxbrown Divorce her.
“We were all raised to believe that one day we will all be rock stars and movie gods....but we won’t and we’re very, very pissed off.”
it's about polish.
But now we can be Johnny Silverhands
And that line was performed by a movie god lmao. One of my favorite monologues in film history!
He straight said that looking at Jered Leto. Mfker took that personally and ran with it haha
@@carloscasanova2759 I thought the EXACT same thing lol. He checked all 3 boxes.
3:44 is where it starts
Vinayaka thanks
Thanks
F it took me 3.30 to get to this post
You da real MVP
Thanks
I am joe's never ending need for DMT
My dude's so ambitious he combined "I'm" and "I am" into one word.
I am Joe's ever expanding head
WTF is DMT?
Is that wrong? “I'am” just saying lol
@@osvaldorudeboy very much so
These two are breaking the first rule...
And 2nd
No tacos in bed?
Enough of this joke on every fight club videos please
@@vigneshmoorthy6047 his name is Robert Paulson
😄
Still can't believe how brad pitt was not nominated for any award for his role in that movie
Awards are meaningless.
@John Rosebush hahaha, well played sir, i tip my hat
@@Francisah facts fake accolades from old white people that needs to bring viewers to their award shows..
The only thing that is worthwhile is respect from your peers and that doesn't take some gold shiny trophy
White people? Come on son.
@@AnsticePalo other than the BET awards they're all run by Rich white people that's why the Oscars along with other award shows are white voters...
Its Pretty obvious I'm not saying it's a hundred percent white but it's damn near close
I love how Chuck made a point about us (the masses) being dominated by sensationalism, yet I totally clicked this video because of the word Most
I clicked on it because theyre talking about fight club
Interesting observation
we are all hypocrites
I clicked on it because i wanted to be disappointed about which line they where going to use...
it's about polish.
I like that even after 20 years of Fight Club being released, both the film and the book, the author seems genuinely interested in the concepts and characters that he created. Watched the movie for the first time a while back and really enjoyed it.
Thats what im surprised by after 20 years of talking about this stuff he's still so present. Interested and interesting.
He really did tap into some base concepts and emotions that we have and continue to deal with in our society.
Even 20 years later and still relevant, perhaps even more so
I mean if anything, a lot of the points he made and issues he pointed out have only gotten deeper and exacerbated further.
+1, we never solved the problem raised in the book. It is still really difficult to find meaning in life as a young man.
University in a nutshell - everyone thinks they have to go, take out a loan, and buy a degree to impress people they don’t know
this guy made a joke about his father's murder omg truly unchained
Hey if ya dont make jokes about your fathers brutal murder, then youre normal lol
Not surprising from a deviant
Anybody who read Fight Club or any other Palahniuk books know he's as savage as it gets.
@@sealteamryx6758 it wasn’t a joke though it’s reality
I'm off the hook with that Winona Ryder bit is the funniest thing i've heard all week. Its terrible and hilarious
Right lol I feel awful but goddamn that was hilarious
Reminds me of camus's the stranger when he talks about his mother dying.
His dad wasn't wrong, though. Winona Ryder is about the most beautiful woman in the history of the world, at least as far as I'm familiar with.
@@reshpeck She's alright for a yenta
@@zombievikinggaming4258 I don't know what it is about Jewish girls, but a some of them, when they're hot, they are ridiculously hot.
Pahlaniuk is a genius. He takes the most horrible language and just magically makes it hysterical. He has the most insight of any writer I’ve ever read. Love him.
It's only after we lost everything, that we're free to do anything. That's my favorite line.
One of the best films ever made.
if not the best
"You really need to fail, to fall out of the limelight long enough to produce something strong again"
"Nobody enjoys bombing"
Norm Macdonald.
Norm probably makes up material on the fly.
@@nipunramani He also has a history of intentionally bombing with so-bad-it's-funny material.
@@st0n3p0ny Which isn't bombing, technically.
@@epictetus9221 youve never seen him do it. He bombs. Hard. Which is funny but only from the outside. The room is silent.
Bombing feels like 9/11. Except that wasn't a bombing, a couple planes flew into those buildings. It was a national tragedy.
One of Joe’s best podcast. The writer is excellent and his view of the world and culture is one i am always interested in hearing
"everythings a gift" words I never thought would come from Chuck Palahniuk
Words that would come from Tyler Durden though
That grade school line was hilarious.
@N K now. thats what my mother called. that character was a similar age to my mom when it was released..........
But the abortion line hits like a sledgehammer. Read the book. The great movie came from a Great book.
@N K Not true. I've heard more than a few Americans call it grade school.
odeerg what the fuck are you talking about? I’m American and call it grade school.
@N K kindergarten
“it’s only after we’ve lost everything, that we’re free to do anything”
"I'm off the hook with that Winona Ryder thing" that is darkly hilarious, nearly spewed my drink out
Jim Div what did it mean?
@@izackmaroun6064 His father can't hit on Winona Ryder because he was murdered so... That's good, I guess (?!).
@@ewan80 almost, just not the last few parts
Spewed lmao
It's a lot like the joey diaz story where he got left back in school and his mother never found out, and when she died and he found her on the floor he said to himself that he knew she would never find out about him getting left back
Failure is the greatest teacher
Yoda?
Bill Gates : "Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. (Probably many others before him said similar things.)
www.brainyquote.com/quotes/bill_gates_122131
If you can meet with triumph and disaster,
And treat those two imposters just the same...
“IF” by Rudyard Kipling
Read it daily, recite it monthly and Write it out annually
It’s the recipe for making an adult
Shut up
I heard they give a trophy for that
The gun isn't in your hand.
The gun is in my hand.
Stll more believable than Rise of Skywalker
with a comic book movie coming out every 8 weeks , we could really do with a Fight Club right about now
A movie of his book Pygmy would be insane.
Did you see Venom? That is the last marvel movie I will pay to go see. Biggest joke on the planet. Towards the end I though Venom and Eddie Brock were going to join the peace corps and help starving kids in Africa.
@dantelo88 about Pygmy?
They did/are. Choke was ok but not that great. Lullaby may be better if it ever gets done. Personally I think Invisible Monsters should be next we could use that one right now.
Rant would be insane if a director and screen writer could do it justice.
my favorite line from Fight Club is "the things you own end up owning you"
And it's the truth
This guy casually joking about his father's murder while sitting backwards on the chair on JRE. He must be the most interesting man in the world.
Him and the Dos Equis guy are best friends in real life lol
That's called the AC Slater
I've read a bunch of his books. What's going on in that man's head is insanity and genius' love child.
He is in touch with his dark side thats for sure... I just read Haunted and LOVED IT.
Joe "Well as a comic I can relate" Rogan
What a beautiful comment lol. No kidding, he could be talking to a lion tamer and say that shit
"You are not special. You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else."
When my father died, the first thing i thought was i could smoke whenever i wanted. I feel you Chuck.
My favorite line, at the very end, "You met me at a very strange time in my life." 💥
I love JRE for clips like this. The guest and Joe have you laughing so hard at a funny story by providing new context to an old point, then suddenly you're caught in some very thoughtful territory. Whole episode will be on next for me!
"Push back is not a bad thing, it's just proof that you're doing your job." Living that brah!
KukuAu Studio what does it really mean?
@@menace2societies It means that if as an artist, whether that be a writer or a painter or a film maker, if no one is upset with your work, you haven't made anything worth your while. You haven't changed anything, you've just ridden the wave of the status quo. "Agreeable" is a great quality to have if you're a diplomat. It's a terrible quality to have if you're an artist.
This is getting into the "no true Scotsman" fallacy, because it's not an objective truth that an artist has to push boundaries. Agreeable, pleasant art is a huge industry, and many people earn a crust off of sanitized, bland, and "appropriate" art.
But you'd hardly be a philosopher if what you espoused was "Work 40 hours a week, find a mate, produce progeny, and retire; That is how best to live your life".
I feel terrible for laughing at that story about his dad Lmao
Don't! Laughter is good. And Chuck's funny thought helped him get through his dad's death.
We've had no Great War no Great Depression...Our Great War is the Spiritual War our Great Depression is our Lives
There are no great wars, with the following exceptions: the American Revolution, World War II, and the Star Wars Trilogy!!!!
By the way, Brad Pitt says A Spiritual War not The Spiritual War.
We're the middle children of history man
@@davidregi7571 We've all been raised to believe that one day we'd all be rock stars or movie God's but we won't were slowly learning that fact and we are very pissed off. The first rule of Fight Club is
@@MrParkerman6 You just contradicted yourself
He is the best interview guest period.
One of the only ones to keep my attention recently. Great fucking guest.
Just listening to how this guy talks, if I didn't know he wrote Fight Club, I would've guessed he was the guy that wrote Fight Club.
THIS GUY IS FUCKING AWESOME, no wonder fight club was so unique
So nice to see someone describe trigger warnings and safe spaces, etc as counter dominance.
"my dad was murdered by a white supremacist in the mountains of Idaho" Joe starts dying of laughter
fuckin idiot talks about delivery all interview long and laughs at exactly the wrong time.
It was kinda hilarious tho ahahah
Yall need to pay more attention before making yourself into a mouth breather. He laughed at the punchline.
@Nate Townsend woooooosh, thats the sound of the joke flying way above your head.
@@msawyer110 woooooosh, thats the sound of the joke flying way above your head.
Chuck is an EPIC story teller.
Thanks for these clips, made me go back to chats with amazing ppl
i am off the hook with that wynona ryder thing LMAO this dude has always been twisted
His best book was "choke" . Funniest thing I read since the 70's.
Duuuuude. Exactly. I love a lot of his books. Fight Club is excellent. But I feel like it overshadows Choke to an almost criminal degree. One of the funniest books I've ever read. Pygmy is also good.
Choke is an amazing book
We need him back on. STAT
STAT, Statim. Latin for immediately.
His name is Robert Paulson.
His name is Robert Paulson.
Sam R smh
Workaholics
Her name was Roberta Paulson....
Bob had bitch tits
I tell my son that all the time but I'm in my son's name hes 5 months, and has no idea
Every Comedian will love the first minute and a half of this.
FIGHT CLUB is Chuck Palahniuk's first novel. It became a David Fincher movie years later. Why are all of you talking about a movie when he's clearly talking about his novel. Which was more nuanced and definitely more provactive - the original scene in the novel, Tyler first appears on a nude beach, building a huge structure of driftwood for hours, so that for one whole minute - one perfect "moment" - the structure cast a shadow of a huge hand in the sand, and Tyler sat in it's palm for the whole minute - a moment of perfection is the only worthwhile pursuit.
The book ia genius
The book is amazing
I recently bought his other novel rant
Can't wait to start that one
Shut up nerd
Fight club is aging like a fine wine.
"Nobody enjoys bombing."
I dunno about that, Andy Kaufmann might disagree with you. My father once told me about his bit where he did a load of laundry and read a newspaper while the audience raged at him.
River but if Andy Kaufman went on stage with the purpose of bombing, is he really bombing?
Andy was a very special character!
I can't help but think about Patrices note on Fight Club "it's a hero movie for lame dudes" lmao.
I've still never read the book so I won't shit on Chuck, but at least in the movie it does go from this very cool revolutionary film to us believing that destroying the buildings where some computers are would actually reset the debt of 350,000,000 people. There's probably 20 back up logs in 20 back up databases.
@Easliy Displeased If there was a single easy or even difficult way to execute that idea, some hacker, terrorist or even competing rogue company would have done it.
I think fight club is awesome, but I am a cool dude....my mum tells me I’m cool.😁
Lame dudes? Why?
Lol, ya all should watch Mr Robot ^-^
“You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win. You will have to lose hundreds of games before becoming a good player.” - Jose Capbalcanca (World Champion of Chess). As an aspiring chess player you only improve on the tail end of loss because we either improve or quit.
This quote doesn't apply anymore.
I make mistakes in wins that I learn from thank for post game analysis with an engine
I truly feel terrible what I did to teachers when I was a kid, truly feel terrible, it's one of my most shameful things I've done in my life
What did you do
Not your fault, it was your parents :)
@@vranime3772 I mad them go mad. One teacher nervous breakdown and never came back. Back then it was funny. Looking back it's fuckn disgusting what I did to that teacher and how I disrupted his class and actually made everyone act up, he lost control. Day in day out. For two straight years I had this french teacher. And he was the nicest guy ever, incredible laid back character. And I thought it was cool to act class clown, fuckn hat myself for driving that dude mad.
IM SORRY MR.MCOWAN!
@@chicoandthem4n Not your fault. Was different you.
@@KrisVic91 appreciate it. But my behaviour was unnecessary, he was a great teacher and I took advantage of his calm demeanor, there no forgiving what I did. Plus the crazy shit I did to other teachers. But this french teacher didn't deserve anything. And I thought I was sooooo cool. Impressing nobody
His name is Joey Diaz.
damn this guy can tell a good story!!!!
This was a real meeting of the mind.
Why have I not seen this before? Just insightful and humorous.
I forget which comedian said it, but he described being booed off stage early in his career and he said it was the best thing that could have happened to him. "The thing I fear the most just happened, and I'm still here. I'm still okay. After that I had no more fear. Because I had experienced the worst possible thing. And it wasn't that bad."
My friends from college kept going to college and got their higher educations and then when they got them... they just became professors. Never knew how to live away from college. Just kept living where they were. They can't imagine to lose that life.
I like how he sits with the chair backwards.
No fucks
A regular A.C. Slater ova here...
people should be exposed to things that are uncomfortable.
4:30 Joe's hysterical laughter at Chuck's story has gotta be one of the greatest podcast moments in history
his most wholesome laugh i've ever heard, like cure cancer wholesome. it's really funny considering the topic of the joke lmao
What a line that was... When she said that line it was like was like listening to immortal technique for the first time when he says “ He was Staring into the eye of his own mother “
One of the best interviews I have seen content wise on JRE. Guy says some smart shit
I remember all the controversy when the film came out...😄
I'm still waiting for a Rant film!!!
Brilliant.
You dont know where Ive been Lou
You don't know where I've Been!!!!!
Please let us use the basement! I want your word!
so much value spewing forth from Chuck Palahniuk's mouth
Hey gabe, psst, I've got a hot scoop. I have the name and a brief synopsis of the 4th avengers movie, it's called "The Avengers: Rise of the Leather Daddies". Having easily defeated Thanos by suffocating him with a baby's diaper full of diarrhoea, the Avengers face their greatest threat yet, a gurning hoard of sexually dominant homosexual men, all of whom are clad in leather.
It's up to the parents to teach their children respect for their mentors and teachers. It all starts at home Joe.
I love the way Chuck thinks.
I saw the pic inset and IMMEDIATELY knew!
The other one is when Tyler comes out of the room with the dish washing yellow glove on....
"Push back is proof you're doing your job"
I've enjoyed every single Palaniuk novel. I can't ever see him as bombing with his writing style.
So much wisdom in a single video
I love Joe Rogans podcast, and his mma commentary is the best. I also love that he is a comedian. But I have to say I dont like his stand up. He tries too hard.
I dont like it either
He was a real bro back in the day but he's grown up a lot in the last 5 years or whatever
The whole reason he took up MMA was to fight his bullies, he's been fighting to be accepted his whole life, his comedy is no different
me neither...he is a good talker and interviewer, I never got through a set of his, its painful...
He wouldnt crack my top 50 but he's not bad.
Failure is the best thing that ever happened to me in this lifetime.
At 7:23 when they were talking about how desperate kids want to be taught and led by a college professor who is a real leader and not afraid to speak out against the mob I immediately though of Jordan Peterson.
Isnt that dude in a coma because he tried some weird way to detox off his benzodiazepine addiction and it messed up?
are they talking about nicholas christakis though?
i completely disagree with the point they made there. no shit odds are not every professor is gonna be a great leader but i've had multiple throughout my college experiences who are some of the most impressive people i've met in my entire life. this weird perception of professors being inherently "beta" as joe made it seem means you are going to the wrong university
Which is a proof they don't actually want a strong professor, because they immediately started screeching at him.
Face it, these Uni kids have only one master - themselves. They think they know everything and solved everything. They are a walking Dunning-Kruger Effect on steroids.
I lost all respect for Peterson when he suggested Brett Kavanaugh should accept the nomination to the SCOTUS and then immediately resign. Had that happened, Democrats would have been emboldened to make false accusations against every Republican President's nominee to the SCOTUS until the end of time. Anyway, THAT was Jordan Peterson's "putting his hands down and behind his back" moment.
I hate when people think this whole life is a head trip. No mention of DIVINE intervention and the unknown and a CREATOR with PURPOSE.
"I feel like destroying something beautiful"
*felt, dumbass.
I’d bet that was the last time a studio tried to force David Fincher to switch a line they thought was “offensive”. 😂😂😂
I read Fightclub in prison and it absolutely changed my life.. I had seen the movie but it did the Novel no justice. Thank you for doing what you do.
Fight club is one of the rare cases where the movie is better than the book
@@nothingforyouhere418 False. The movie has flaws that the book doesn't
@116H Bruh, I don't even read that much but seriously, it was such a good book. Quick read too. Only 200ish pages
I totally respect it opening your eyes in a way that positively affected you. But no way in hell it didn't do it justice. It was almost word for word until the ending! And even Chuck says he prefers the movie ending to his own
I can watch that movie every day and it wouldn’t get old.
This guy is a _master_ of dark comedy.
"im off the hook with the Winona Ryder thing!" LMAO i uh..wasnt expecting that from such a sad subject lol..
Chuck nailed it when he brought in respect to explain college kids behavior. Joe never connected that dot
No, he didn't. Frankly he's giving them too much credit and treating them like they're smarter then they actually are. They were acting like a bunch of spoiled children who were never told "no" or never learned that at that young of an age their role in society is to _learn_ first and _then_ push back. They feel entitled that they can immediately go into the "push back" phase which just amounts to bullying because they haven't learned _why_ they need to push back, about anything. They were bully's, plain and simple and no better then grade school types, and them laughing at the guy just proves it.
@@Green_Phos You're right but it ultimately comes back to respect.
The Uni deserves the blame for this situation. As a student I would have enough respect to listen to a teachers ideas regardless of my personal views on them because that's the purpose of university and that is how you gain critical thinking skills, not all students are the people in that video.
But universities empower this kind of behaviour because they hire faculty with uniform ideas that are sympathetic with these students and allow them to be ignorant and unwavering in their ideas because it's monetarily better business for these unis to spoonfeed these students than it is too challenge them and teach them new ideas. You can see it in how spineless the teacher in that video is the students boss him around because they know they can.
Luckily it's not as bad here in Australia (even though you'll see it a bit) but I have friends who have studied in the US and have said it's completely fucked in comparison.
chuck is a great author.
This is a description of exactly what today's youth needs.
*_"In the world I see... You are stalking elk through the damp canyon forests around the ruins of Rockerfeller Center. You'll wear leather clothes that will last you the rest of your life. You'll climb the wrist-thick kudzu vines that wrap the Sears Tower. And when you look down, you'll see tiny figures pounding corn, laying strips of venison on the empty car pool lane of some abandoned superhighway"_*
Ever seen marines reacting to JDAMs pounding the earth in front of em? They absolutely love it. I would too, actually. It's an amazing sight.
The first time you get to call for artillery with live rounds, or well in my case the only time I dropped live rounds. You've done all the training, ate all the shit, and now you're actually getting to blow shit up.
If you seen one you have seen them all. Only POG's act like that.
Great interview. Chuck's got a cool, laid-back, energy about it. Even if he's ultimately a nut
CAPTAIN BEASTAZOID
Is he a nut though?
Best quote of Fight Club; “Losing all hope was faith”.
Losing all hope was freedom*
This guy needs his own channel.
I forgot the "infamous" line 🙄
Helena's delivery was great
Anyone else here the fan wizzing in the background lmao
Good point about how kids want to learn from people they respect.
Some do, others want control simply. You just have to look to the culture online. You have sociapathic tendencies on display, insecure vying for dominance until facts and rationale come into play. But to an extent, with some that are misguided and do want a role model, this is true. Parents are weak or not present these days, so for them they are looking for such a person. They may not know it, may not like it when they get it. But given the bashing of men and men not fulfilling the roles of strong leaders, individuals and fathers I can see how it is true. You then also have to take into account the same is true for women as not all mothers are created equal and most females are swept up in the social climate, becoming what they are told.
I was in high school not to long ago and it was sad to see people that dedicated their lives to teaching these kids being talked down to and put down by these little twats. I was happy to see teacherd not.take any shit even if they were strict
After a while, the things you own begin to own you.
‘I’m off the hook with that Wynonna Ryder thing’
I attended Evergreen State from 2008-2011. It really is a cruddy school. Extremists all over the place. And the classes are partly student lead discussions with minimal teacher involvement, which turns into one or two talkative students who were always stoners just rambling on about nothing. Really glad I left and transferred schools.
As great as that line was, I love the look Brad Pitt gives right after.
We all have those murdered dad stories.
Yep.
cognitive reframing is just an elegant way to get to Jocko’s “GOOD.”
exactly!
Jocko's good? Can you elaborate? I don't get it
@@JohnWilliams-ey8mg jocko willink has this thing where he says GOOD. to all these negative things. Uncomfortable? GOOD. Sad? GOOD. etc