I am a nurse who works with elderly patients in a senior living unit. I’ve been a nurse for almost 16 years. Not just in this field. The more I get to know the elderly patients, the more more I understand that it doesn’t matter to any single one of them, no matter what their diagnosis is or what the outcome may be, all they wish for in their current situation is to be with their families and wish they could go back and do things differently and spend more time with their families. It’s absolutely heartbreaking. Every. Single. Day.
One of the most common death bed regrets is that people spent their whole lives working and not enough time with their families and actually living their lives.
And the f that person didn't work they'd say "he never resized his full potential, just kind of drifted throughife". Also people need to stop looking to exceptional successes for advice, trust me they have nothing in common with you.
And they're deleting comments that are critical of Joe for selling out. So many young people will fail to come across Joe Rogan. It may be a win for him personally, but it's a loss for critical thinking, open discussions, and an open society.
Honestly so funny, this is the one of the only comments I've read on TH-cam that actually made me laugh. Reminds me of my dad and grandpas type of humor.
I really needed to hear that quote " Comparison is the thief of Joy". I was letting something sink my joy because I was comparing things that are not in my control.
As long as you're moving forward and enjoying the ride that's all that matters there's nothing else you can do and hope you get lucky because that is well plays a huge part even tho some people for some reason don't like to admit it.
I have a military buddy who lost a 7 yr old to heart problems. The deterioration of the sons health was gut wrenching. My buddy wasnt religious or anything but the last night at the hospital, he said his son was seeing things that weren’t there. At one point while he was kneeling next to his sons bed sobbing, the boy told his dad not to worry then asked his dad who the man was standing behind him smiling with the robe on. He said his son passed shortly after. My friend took it really hard as I’m sure any parent would but somehow he found peace and uses his sons vision as a cornerstone for faith. He told that story at the funeral and I don’t think there was soul there that wasn’t crying. You could almost feel the hope and he said that he wanted to share that story with the people there that were religious.
They covered this on the JRE and it actually is pretty trippy. Some people slip through time and others see greater beings because of chemicals being released in the body. Insane.
@Stephen Schneider Bro I can’t stand when people say this. I challenge you to watch videos of hospice nurses explaining what happens to their patients when they are about to pass. These people aren’t hallucinating from “stress” they are simply crossing over. We live in this magical world with things like rain, huge oceans , mountains , beautiful animals etc why is it so hard to believe that there’s more
@Stephen Schneider No.....the death bed visions are not hallucinations. They are all similar as well. Hallucinations are random and crazy. I've studied death bed visions. Some are even shared with loved ones....meaning, the people there see what the dying person sees too.
@Stephen Schneider idk stupid a man with a robe sounds super specific and probably the last thing a kid would hallucinate if his father wasnt religious. The effort to debunk any idea that maybe God is real is aggressive on this one lol
@Stephen Schneider I believe that Jesus died for my sins so that I may rejoin My walk with God as it was before I was given a human experience to recall what I was looking for- pure love... A love so great that he gives this hunan the capacity to love with no judgement. I hope you find your purpose, I would love to hear of your new found joys
I volunteered for a few years at the palliative floor of oncology. I’ve also held many hands hours before they passed on …. People always regret not spending time with their family & friends. No one ever cares about how big their homes were or any materialistic things .. that doesn’t matter. I had a few patients tell me that they had more kids. Best advice hours before my friend passed was “ don’t spend your life angry …. It’s burns your energy source faster. We only get a limited amount of it. Just be kind when there’s no other choice “ 🙏🏽
My favorite end of life story is the W.C.Fields story, who was a life long atheist. Shortly before he died, got a visit from an old friend (actor Thomas Mitchell.) When Mitchell came upon Fields, Fields was looking through a bible. Mitchell, surprised, asked Fields if he'd found god. Fields looked up and said " Loopholes my man, I'm looking for loopholes."
Awesome quote. Similar to the old story of the man on his deathbed who, when asked by a priest to renounce Satan, replied: "Father, this is no time to be making enemies."
The "so much wasted time" was, according to his daughter, spoken by David Cassidy & his reason for saying it, again from the perspective of his daughter had to do with the time he didn't spend with her, which any parent who loves their child can understand. In he end it's not the concerts if one is a rock star, or the privilege, or the money, or the house, or job, or places we got to travel & it's not even the love that was lavished on us (Who regrets being loved?) but the time & love we didn't express to those who mean the most; bottom line...the only thing you or I will regret one day is the love WE didn't give away.
My father is one of twelve siblings. There were 8 girls and four boys. Two of the sisters, Rosie and Janet, were pretty much inseparable from toddlers all the up well into their thirties. Then, like all too often it happens, they had a massive fight, and of course over the most trivial of matters. For almost two decades they wouldn't speak to each other. Then, one day my Aunt Janet became sick and had to be admitted to the hospital. While she lay in her bed, surrounded by family for what would be her last day on Earth, it was announced that my Aunt Rosie had actually been admitted to the same hospital earlier that day. Upon hearing such news, it was suggested to Janet that Rosie join her in her room. My Aunt Janet obliged. The nurses wheeled in my Aunt Rosie. The two sisters reconciled. Then before long, they passed on together, to whatever awaited them in the next world, within minutes of each other.
I lost my job due to covid. They shut down all the restaurants in cook county which then led me to losing my apartment. I’m currently living out of my car which I try and make the best of. I’ve applied to a bunch of places I’m hoping to get a call back. if anyone could help me with whatever you could bc I’m needing stuff like hand warmers which I stuff in my clothes at night when it’s cold. Also cheap burgers/ fast food. I know times are rough for everyone these days, but if you are able to help me I have cash app and Venmo, user name Allyboy23 If you’re unable to help I totally understand.🙏🏻
@@alexhoffman7460 Cook County? I’m assuming Illinois. Hey if you really want to get out of this situation, go to New Lenox in Will County. Look on Haven Ave off of Gougar road. There is a shit ton of warehouses jobs that will never shut down. Some entry level positions starting at 18/hr. Forget that restaurant job bullshit, It’s not COVID-proof. You won’t regret it, it will change your life for the better making real money. That street has Michaels, Hickory Farms, and Navistar warehouses all in the same block. Start applying to those. Real shit man.
@@vatovato2052 I’ll look into that stuff man I really will I need out of cook county...once I can get some gas money I honestly may check it out...they got Walmart’s out there right ? Bc they let you sleep in your car in there lots
Move to the woods broski... Way better then your car. Set up camp! Ive lived in an igloo for a winter. Lived like a king! Haha not really but i was comfy. Between ice fishing, going to peoples houses, and the little bit of hunting i did i ate very well. Borrow a chain saw to cut up enough wood for the winter. Thing i hate is thats technically "illegal" now.. Technically i coulda have also been busted and if they wanted to be mean could charge ya for felonies and shit. Make it so u never hunt or fish again.. Lose your 2nd amendment rights... All for surviving! Its absolutely BS if you ask me. I should be able to eat trout and venison when ever i want! Snag a rabbit or 2! Without being a environmental terrorist or some shit.. But im wayyyyyy up in Maine as well. Still very strict on hunting/fishing but endless woods. I had my jeep as well luckily, but wear i set up was perfect. I could drive right to it. The 2 property owners i was between i knew both and asked em. Jist saying if your in a city and homeless, thats the worst place to be. Better off in the woods.
“So much wasted time, “ was David Cassidy, in my humble opinion, given that, until then, he had such a fractious relationship with his daughter, referring to the fact that he had been so busy working that he had not cultivated a relationship with his daughter. Thus, “So much wasted time.”
I'm currently 29 years old. I've recently had a close family member pass my cousin. My cousin and I were the same age born the same year just a couple months apart. Knew each other since we were babies.. He had an addiction issue and it eventually took control over him. When he passed I didn't know intense it would hit me. I've grieved, I've had regrets and shame but through everything it gave me a new perspective. I've been living for others making others happy, comfortable at the cost of my own. Since I've gained a new perspective I can honestly say I've distanced myself from toxic family members cut toxic friends and I've found more peace in my life than I could ever have imagined. I've learned so much from him. Still hurts to imagine him hearing his voice and watching him play the piano...( Incredible Talent) I miss him and I won't stop missing him. I know he's better now than where he was. He'd want me to live to do what I'm passionate about and surround myself with like minded people and I shall do so.
You've done it Billy, you're one of the top comedians out there. Enjoy your family. I watched my dad die of cancer, he was quite old when he had me. His advice was "just do what makes you happy". Don't regret family time, but if your work means more, then do it. No shade.
They may not say that but many people are proud of the honest work they did and the role model they were for their kids and other impressionable younger people. The honest truth is most people ONLY have value to anyone through work. Most people are rather worthless outside of the work they toil in. So it's also regrettable to be a worthless couch potato ghetto queen when you could have shown poor kids in your neighborhood how to uplift themselves through humbling work.
The so much wasted time really hit home. I spent the last 20 years chasing that dollar, working 80-100 hrs a week every week working my way up the ranks. I missed birthdays, ball games, dance recitals, Christmas and about every other holiday with my wife and kids. I finally built a dream home for my wife in 2018 and had the best financial years of my life in 2017-2019. Then we have the Election Infection and work dried up and in less than a year i lost everything i worked so hard to build. Now i want those birthdays and ball games back and its too late.
"so much wasted time" was the primary motivating factor for me getting clean. 15 years almost completely erased from my history. It's sounds cliche but seriously live today like it's your last day. Don't hesitate to speak your mind, tell someone what you think or how you feel instead of biting your tongue or worrying about their reaction. Stop procrastinating on your goals & dreams. And forget the BS hat you're holding onto, against someone you care about, the relationship is more important than standing firm on your belief. If you have a beating heart in your chest and a brain in your head, you are capable of achieving ANYthing you want to in life. It quite literally all boils down to taking persistent action. So get ur aass up and go make it happen. NOW.
Makes you evaluate what "waste" is. Fishing with your son, watching your dog leap into a glass pond, a friend's face twisted in uncontrollable laughter. What you take away from your time is about perception, i think.
@@GeronimoKennel What kinda random ass examples are those? Of course what you take away is you're perception, I can't stand when people post platitudes like they actually mean something or like it was even an original thought.
I can only speculate and I believe that by “so much wasted time” he meant his time was wasted being distracted, not even taking the time to love. Love himself, love everyone else, love his experience and intentionally helping others, even if its just a kind word, smile, connection.
In those last moments, we aren't considering money and careers, we're considering the hearts and minds of those closest to us and the impact we made upon one another.
"So much wasted time." goes to show you success and materialism really doesn't matter. Those heart to heart moments do, because you take those feelings with you when you die.
So much wasted time working rather than spending time with friends, family, enjoying the things that matter. I learned early in my life what’s important. There is something about being in combat getting shot at and not knowing if you’ll ever get home to see the people that you love the most that clarifies where you should spend the time you have left. I’ll never have a bunch of money, but I’m a very rich and blessed man. My advice is certainly work hard to help keep your family fed, warm, and in a good safe home but always remember your kids would rather have your time than get dropped off to school in a new Tesla every year. Also If your spouse would rather have the best of everything than more time with you your with the wrong person. Then again I’m just an old idiot that took a job where people tried to kill me several months a year, and even re-enlisted a few time so I’d keep getting shot at more. Maybe My advice isn’t worth the space it takes up on your screen
Thanks for your service and I absolutely agree with the sentiment of what you preach. Meaningful connections and experiences will always trump work, vices, money, and materialism. The secret to enjoying life is to just be aware as much as possible and really allow yourself to sink into the present moment. Fill your present moment(s) with your family and friends as much as you can and you will die a happy man and or woman.
@@nicebars I never really know how to respond when thanked for my time in. I do appreciate the sentiment, and I truly hope for the day when no one has to watch their loved one get on a plane and deploy. I thought being there was the hardest thing to deal with, but I learned how wrong I was when I watched my oldest then my 2nd oldest sons get sent on their deployments. I would have done anything to have traded places. Thankfully I got them both back in one piece. I never encouraged any of my children to join. If anything I tried to discourage serving in any MOS that would put them in harms way, but just like their dad they felt the need to serve and had to be out front. Thanks again for your support.
I like your name ..... I tripped hard one time Never thought I was coming back the only thing that maid feel peace was the love for my family! I knew I loved them and I knew they loved me! We’re all on borrowed time I think it’s very important to work hard and spend fine doing what you love with the people you love ! Listen when someone’s talks don’t let your ego get in the way you know 🙌🤙
I’d heard enough stories from enough old men to figure out I needed to put family first and career later. Money comes and goes and there’s a lot of it out there. I’m with my family every day and sometimes it still doesn’t feel like it’s enough cause it all goes by so fast. Oldest daughter having her 8th birthday tomorrow and it’s like how did it fly by so damn fast
I lost my job due to covid. They shut down all the restaurants in cook county which then led me to losing my apartment. I’m currently living out of my car which I try and make the best of. I’ve applied to a bunch of places I’m hoping to get a call back. if anyone could help me with whatever you could bc I’m needing stuff like hand warmers which I stuff in my clothes at night when it’s cold. Also cheap burgers/ fast food. I know times are rough for everyone these days, but if you are able to help me I have cash app and Venmo, user name Allyboy23 If you’re unable to help I totally understand.
When my father was hours from passing, he was seeing his mother (who had long passed). He was speaking to her and looking at my mom and explaining that his mother was in the room. Had I not been there to see it...I'd have thought meh just a hallucination. But his eyes were lucid. Clearly looking at her then back to my mother and making eye contact. I'm not religious, but it made me think that maybe there's something out there that we just can't see...at this point
It's a well known phenomena, but to my knowledge without a firm explanation for the cause. End of life visions, or hallucinations they're called. My hope is that they're legitimate visitations and not some evil entity masquerading as a loved one to deceive the dying person. I have personally witnessed people who showed "dead man's strength" where the dying suddenly appears to get better and seems like they might recover, to then pass away soon after, and some people who were calling on loved ones like a man saying his grandfather was calling him to go. Check my channel for a clear Gospel presentation reuploaded from a trustworthy pastor. You can be 100% certain you're going to heaven when you die because salvation is the free gift of God, we absolutely cannot earn it with our "good" works. Jesus Christ paid the price once for all, but unless you accept His free gift then it never becomes yours. Believe and be saved. These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. 1 John:5:13 King James Version Check the Framing the World TH-cam channel, it has excellent documentaries about biblical issues, my favourites are "New World Order Bible Versions" about satanic corruptions of new bible versions which attack the deity of Christ, "After the Tribulation" about the end times timeline and what to expect, and "Marching to Zion" (comment censored to avoid deletion).
@@MaximilianonMars its the devil that comes to u in a form of a loved one, to lure u into hell one last time, unfortunately. Only the one who believes in god and his final messenger and prays the Islamic way will understand n not be deceived.
My dog of 18yrs had to be put down just over 20hrs ago. He was a Australian Dingo/Kelpie. He died in my arms with my voice in his ear. It was very sudden & I have just been watching Joes videos on his dogs & death to help me cope. Pat pamper & play with your companion after reading this in honor of my friend Muttley. I feel so horrible right now.
I also had to put down my dog of almost 20 years a few months back she died in my arms. I love you layla and I will see you on the otherside as you will also get to see your dog again. Ive had so many pets and they all eventually die the wheel of life and death will keep turning, death is the only assurance we are given at birth its the great equaliser
@@Huxtee7 mate you did fantastic. You must have been a loving carer of her. Muttley may have made into the 20s if I knew about the cancer. The thing thats making me upset the most is I knew how much he enjoyed his life. Just like your Layla my Muttley was very heavily pampered. Im not religious but I do hope there is something after this where we can be with them again.
@@bigdripbiglifts3546 Thank you. He was my 1st and last. Till I had him I did not know what a true bond really felt like. I did not think I could become so attached to a animal but he became way more than that.
What i learned from Bill never being in his pool but always wanted one shows me the shit that we’re craving or desire half the time probably won’t even matter to us once we get it or give us the fulfillment we think and I’ve had many parallels in my own life that are similar to Bill and his pool lol
It’s wild that a convo starting about someone on their death bed, saying “so much wasted time”, went into a convo about working harder and enjoying the moment.. I would think the take away is, doesn’t matter how hard u work, real question is “what are u living for” is it something temporary/finite, or eternal. too many similar examples of icons we love- MJ, Robin Williams, Chester Bennington- having it all yet still missing something.
Joe is doing his thing as always. Times change and so do we. "Comparison is the thief of joy". I like that...thanks for that one Joe. Glad your doing well. Congrats on the Spotify deal.
I like to think he took it as areminder to be grateful for what he had. I work ( my ass off!) on a U-pick farm located in basically heaven. I'm often reminding my customers that they're not being graded or supervised and that there's no bonus for speed. Phil Hartman was a bit of a personal inspiratiin for me. From what I've gathered, he was a fairly kind and generous sort, but sadly preoccupied with the appearance of success. His death shook me up.
My Grandmother on her death bed was focused on part of the ceiling whispering as if she was talking to someone. It got to the point where she wouldn't even acknowledge anyone because she was so focused on communicating to whoever she whispering to. When you see things like that, you have to wonder what she was seeing and hearing.
When my Aunt was dying she was doing the same thing like she was between worlds. I walked in and she perked up (I drove from several states away to say good bye), but she looked at me, then past me and said my Grandma's name before she went back to starting into space. My Grandma passed away twenty-years before this happening.
True, it's a bummer. I was an avid JRE fan but Spotify started running ads on podcasts even though I was paying for premium. Spoke to their support staff and reread the terms and conditions, and it's not a glitch. It's their new business model. Fuck that I'm out forever.
I love it when comedians think deep...they think everyone only want to hear them tell jokes; but comedians narrate how they feel in a way that is very profound and captivating. Dave Chappelle has proven this recently very strongly.
The greatest judge in my country, (endless precedents to his name), lamented at the end of his life that he had misspent his time. We laud the results of obsession but don't take stock of what it does to the person.
"Comparison is a thief of Joy" I had never heard that before. It's true fo sho. One I really like: "The key to immortality is to first live a life worth remembering" -Bruce Lee
Read "Top Five Regrets of The Dying". It's a book by a palliative care nurse who tells stories about people's top regrets and why they're happy with their life too. If you don't want to, here's a brief summary: 1: I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. 2: I wish I didn't work so hard for status and focused more on my meaningful relationships. 3: I wish I had the courage to express my true feelings. 4: I wish I stayed in touch with my friends. 5: I wish I had allowed myself to be happier. Other: Nothing else matters, only Love does.
Thank you for that! I can relate and recently told my 20 y.o. son 2 of those... but maybe I should read the rest. Life might just apply differently to him... think I'm gonna write those down.
@@cupcakechronicles4551 I'm 39 and the feeling or understanding only deepens... go do what will make you happiest... minus the whole lockdown and you can't do it right now 😂 just kidding
Churchill’s famous last words were: “ I am bored of it all.” Apocryphal or not, you wonder how a man who lived so gloriously , faults and all, could arrive at such a conclusion. There is a good book on Melancholy by Lazlo Foldenyi who talked about the Spartan leader Leander who became despondent after he achieved all the glory and wealth that he desired. This shows that such thoughts are not confined to our own milieu. This is the reason why the ideas espoused by philosophers and shown by artists are so important. Focus on your craft, focus on mastering your life. I always go back to this quote by Seneca. “It takes the whole of life to learn how to live, and -what will perhaps make you wonder more - it takes the whole of life to learn how to die.” Merry Christmas fellow men.
@John Buffalo I am 98 Yes I would also enjoy further reading. I tried to quickly Google the text and couldn't find the leader in question. I will try again tomorrow.
Yep.. it sure was. And like Burr said, the fact that it wouldn’t seem as if he wasted that much time in his life. But we never walked in Cassidy’s shoes either.
He was also an alcoholic most of his life, so I guess you could look at it through a recovery lense. Maybe the wasted time was what he missed due to drinking.
You will never be fulfilled by your own happiness in this world because this world is fallen. The only fulfillment you can get while on this earth is one that’s from heaven. Having a personal relationship with God is true fulfillment. Jesus truly came to save the people in the world. This world gives temporary fulfillment, But Jesus gives eternal. God bless.
It’s good to put your subject on the thirds line instead of dead in the middle of the frame. Putting Joe and Bill on opposite sides of their respective frames is good practice because it should show the relationship between the two people in the space, but it’s strange because they’re both on the wrong side. To respect the screen direction of the actual interaction, the position of both of them should be switched, but who gives a fuck because it’s not that deep and we don’t need to keep track of two static people in a static environment.
For people that really know what having a gun put their head by someone you honestly believe will kill you ..feels like.. Every happy moment will flash before your eyes. That life in an instant stuff is true.. but there's an overwhelming feeling of betrayal behind each moment, too. Like, you're seeing the flip side to all this happiness, and it landed you here in this exact awful f'in moment. It feels like pure betrayal of the cosmos.
I had a gun to my head 2 times. The one I had most fear was in Baltimore a shotgun and 45 , I got escorted to the back door, luckily door opened up to the left, I sidestepped to the right as I walked in, slam door in their face, ducked, locked the door, crawled to front of the house. I’m that situation your survival mode kicks in and idk what would of happen if that door opened to the right, I most definitely wouldn’t of been able to do what I did. If they got inside we would of been dead no doubt
A little while ago a single mother wrote in to Bill's podcast asking for advice he would give her two boys as they grew up. Holy crap if that wasn't one the best moments in podcast history. I was weeping at my workstation.
@@blueteam4007 All I can remember is that no.1 was teaching the boy (remember, single mom writing in) how to break up with a girl. Then there was "teach him about money". How to use it in order to build for the future. I can't remember the rest, but damn it kept on going and it was ALL grade A stuff.
I have had my life race before me just before I thought I was going to die twice. It was the same experience both times. I saw life as so easy and should have done more.
I'll tell you something that I found a bit alarming. Here in England there used to be a man called George Melly, who, among other things, was a jazz and blues singer. He told a story about when his father was on his death bed. He beckoned George over and with his last breath whispered: " Son, whatever happens, always do what YOU want to do, because I never did". Think about it...
At first I thought he said “so much wasted time” because he regretted not achieving the height of fame, but I think perhaps he actually regretted spending so much time chasing fame rather than simply enjoying life.
Once I got rid of my social media accounts I noticed a shift in mindset. I was able to appreciate my progress, journey and accomplishments more. You're capable of many things, and you've accomplished so much. Always remember that. Comparison is the thief of Joy
@Erik SV Howard stern is a nobody these days.... he was popular because paid radio was still a new thing back then. It was revolutionary... Also yes... information should always be free to access. You’re basically saying we’re freeloaders for taking in the same information but for free with ads...? That’s not something to brag about 🤣
@Erik SV I would agree partly, but also he has literal scientists, moguls, businessmen, etc on and they talk about very important topics of history or current events. That’s basically a seminar my brotha. And would you call me a bum for sitting in on a college class I didn’t attend? Lmao
The moral of this isn’t to “not waste time”, it’s to understand that the human way of looking at time and even the concept of “waste” are both unhelpful to acceptance. You must accept your pain and accept your situation or you will die with a lot of regrets and a lot of suffering.
DAVID Cassidy lamented "so much wasted time" to his heartbroken daughter as he lay on his death bed. Katie Cassidy revealed her father had left her with the daily reminder before the actor and musician died at the age of 67 this week, surrounded by those he loved.
@CC if the comment wasn't there i wouldn't have replied to it. That's like saying you needed the pile of dog shit someone left outside your door and so that's why you asked the person to pick it up
Back in my day, whole episodes of Joe Rogan’s podcast were available on TH-cam.
Oh crap that’s what happened... I thought he was Elk hunting or something
Yeah I remember man, you couldn’t even find a PS5 or Xbox. The good old days 👨🦳
TH-cam fumbled the ball
Only one episode of his podcast is available on google podcasts, nothing else exists anymore. Something happened.
@@FriezaSucks $100 million happened.
"Comparison is the thief of joy". I really need to consider that more often, Lord knows I've a helluva lot to be grateful for.
Life is hard...
Compared to what?
Voltaire.
As long as you draw breath you have quite literally everything to be grateful for. People take their lives for granted
Not only is it your materials but be glad you can read, have both eyes and your face put together
Cheers man. It's great power to quell envy. GREAT power.
And it was great!
I am a nurse who works with elderly patients in a senior living unit. I’ve been a nurse for almost 16 years. Not just in this field. The more I get to know the elderly patients, the more more I understand that it doesn’t matter to any single one of them, no matter what their diagnosis is or what the outcome may be, all they wish for in their current situation is to be with their families and wish they could go back and do things differently and spend more time with their families. It’s absolutely heartbreaking. Every. Single. Day.
That makes my heart feel sore.
Yeah... there was a LARGE study on precisely this topic, what you said is universal and (almost) absolute.
It's true, people don't want to be alone when dying. I was there for both grandfather & grandmother.
No one is ever on their death bed saying I wish I would have worked more. Enjoy family and friend time!
Not close enough to anyone in my family to want to spend time with them
One of the most common death bed regrets is that people spent their whole lives working and not enough time with their families and actually living their lives.
How to live life
That's the broken system that people have created for us
@@soupey monty python
And the f that person didn't work they'd say "he never resized his full potential, just kind of drifted throughife". Also people need to stop looking to exceptional successes for advice, trust me they have nothing in common with you.
@@johnran6015 what are you talking about
It's not the same on Spotify without y'all comment fam.
90% of enjoying Joe Rogan was to arbitrarily calling him a shill every time we don't agree with what he says
@Mr movie or just watch the video and don’t read or write comments
@@dogzer A 'shilliard', so to speak.
@PowerfulJRE12
And they're deleting comments that are critical of Joe for selling out. So many young people will fail to come across Joe Rogan. It may be a win for him personally, but it's a loss for critical thinking, open discussions, and an open society.
"Peace has cost you your strength, victory has defeated you."
-Bane
“Ahhhh”
-Bane after getting his mask broken by Batman
The Nolans are Two of the best Writer's/creatives that are alive right now.
@@Epiousios18 Scorsese David chase vince Gilligan Ford Coppola Spielberg not disagreeing but the nolans have some worthy competitors
''you wanna know how i got these scars?''
“Any psychotic ex boyfriends I should know about?”-Dent
“Oh, you have NO idea” laughs Alfred
I want to die like my grandpa, peacefully in my sleep, not screaming in terror like his passengers.
Hahaha
Honestly so funny, this is the one of the only comments I've read on TH-cam that actually made me laugh. Reminds me of my dad and grandpas type of humor.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!
I have never laughed so hard at TH-cam comment! Well done! Thank you!
I died for a minute in 2015. It was weird.
Bill Burr on his deathbed-
"Ohhhh, it was asparagus, not pesto"
HAHAHAHA
Haha, well done good sir.
Underrated comment
Bill: Pretends to die
Nia: *starts sobbing*
Bill: *opens eyes*
"JUST CHECKING UP ON YA!"
Haha. A man of culture. Read it in his women voice to. Lol
“And then one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run. You missed the starting gun.” Time by Pink Floyd
probably one of the most poignant verses in music!
@@Hogprint25 Hear hear. Well said.
OR TIME is on my side YES it IS
Now you always say
That you want to be free
But you'll come running back
Bill is such a gem, dude. Everything he’s a part of just makes it so much better.
I really needed to hear that quote " Comparison is the thief of Joy". I was letting something sink my joy because I was comparing things that are not in my control.
As long as you're moving forward and enjoying the ride that's all that matters there's nothing else you can do and hope you get lucky because that is well plays a huge part even tho some people for some reason don't like to admit it.
I have a military buddy who lost a 7 yr old to heart problems. The deterioration of the sons health was gut wrenching. My buddy wasnt religious or anything but the last night at the hospital, he said his son was seeing things that weren’t there. At one point while he was kneeling next to his sons bed sobbing, the boy told his dad not to worry then asked his dad who the man was standing behind him smiling with the robe on. He said his son passed shortly after. My friend took it really hard as I’m sure any parent would but somehow he found peace and uses his sons vision as a cornerstone for faith. He told that story at the funeral and I don’t think there was soul there that wasn’t crying. You could almost feel the hope and he said that he wanted to share that story with the people there that were religious.
They covered this on the JRE and it actually is pretty trippy. Some people slip through time and others see greater beings because of chemicals being released in the body. Insane.
@Stephen Schneider Bro I can’t stand when people say this. I challenge you to watch videos of hospice nurses explaining what happens to their patients when they are about to pass. These people aren’t hallucinating from “stress” they are simply crossing over. We live in this magical world with things like rain, huge oceans , mountains , beautiful animals etc why is it so hard to believe that there’s more
@Stephen Schneider No.....the death bed visions are not hallucinations. They are all similar as well. Hallucinations are random and crazy. I've studied death bed visions. Some are even shared with loved ones....meaning, the people there see what the dying person sees too.
@Stephen Schneider idk stupid a man with a robe sounds super specific and probably the last thing a kid would hallucinate if his father wasnt religious. The effort to debunk any idea that maybe God is real is aggressive on this one lol
@Stephen Schneider I believe that Jesus died for my sins so that I may rejoin My walk with God as it was before I was given a human experience to recall what I was looking for- pure love... A love so great that he gives this hunan the capacity to love with no judgement. I hope you find your purpose, I would love to hear of your new found joys
SO MUCH WASTED TIME means he LIVED FOR THE WRONG REASONS.
David Cassidy. Burr didn’t know easily goggled.
shannonjackson464
That's what I took from that also he didn't find happiness too I assume
EXACTLY!! Good on ya
That’s your interpretation.
@@giusepperesponte8077 it's actually the correct interpretation
Calling a pool an expensive puddle is hilarious 😭😭😭
“Getting someone to come maintain your puddle”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Box Addict Lenos stole it too
Water garden...no one uses it but I have to maintain it
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Concrete puddle
I volunteered for a few years at the palliative floor of oncology. I’ve also held many hands hours before they passed on …. People always regret not spending time with their family & friends. No one ever cares about how big their homes were or any materialistic things .. that doesn’t matter. I had a few patients tell me that they had more kids.
Best advice hours before my friend passed was “ don’t spend your life angry …. It’s burns your energy source faster. We only get a limited amount of it. Just be kind when there’s no other choice “
🙏🏽
My favorite end of life story is the W.C.Fields story, who was a life long atheist. Shortly before he died, got a visit from an old friend (actor Thomas Mitchell.) When Mitchell came upon Fields, Fields was looking through a bible. Mitchell, surprised, asked Fields if he'd found god. Fields looked up and said " Loopholes my man, I'm looking for loopholes."
Thats one of the greatest stories ive heard.
Awesome quote. Similar to the old story of the man on his deathbed who, when asked by a priest to renounce Satan, replied: "Father, this is no time to be making enemies."
@@gasstationpeanuts1814 lmao I love that one
@@gasstationpeanuts1814 Satan is and always will be the enemy
The "so much wasted time" was, according to his daughter, spoken by David Cassidy & his reason for saying it, again from the perspective of his daughter had to do with the time he didn't spend with her, which any parent who loves their child can understand. In he end it's not the concerts if one is a rock star, or the privilege, or the money, or the house, or job, or places we got to travel & it's not even the love that was lavished on us (Who regrets being loved?) but the time & love we didn't express to those who mean the most; bottom line...the only thing you or I will regret one day is the love WE didn't give away.
When you spend more time interacting with your coworkers then your family at home.
And Bill missed the point by a mile.
Glad you clarified that. I was wondering if Bill was just assuming it was his career, which would be bizarre
My father is one of twelve siblings. There were 8 girls and four boys. Two of the sisters, Rosie and Janet, were pretty much inseparable from toddlers all the up well into their thirties. Then, like all too often it happens, they had a massive fight, and of course over the most trivial of matters. For almost two decades they wouldn't speak to each other. Then, one day my Aunt Janet became sick and had to be admitted to the hospital. While she lay in her bed, surrounded by family for what would be her last day on Earth, it was announced that my Aunt Rosie had actually been admitted to the same hospital earlier that day.
Upon hearing such news, it was suggested to Janet that Rosie join her in her room. My Aunt Janet obliged. The nurses wheeled in my Aunt Rosie. The two sisters reconciled. Then before long, they passed on together, to whatever awaited them in the next world, within minutes of each other.
My sister stopped speaking to me coz I left her employment.....she continues this three years later ..... What a waste
🧢
Sister won't talk to me because I'm unvaxed. So stupid.
@@botezsimp5808 lol so dumb bro 😂
@@botezsimp5808 If somebody wouldn't talk to me for that reason - I'd GLADLY never speak to them. PHUCK THAT SHIT
That's a great quote, "comparison is a thief of joy".
he got that from Elon
@@BloodBaath they both got it from Theodore Roosevelt.
Social media is the ultimate instigator for comparison
Procrastination is the thief of time
@@meditatetodialtone3792 in that case TH-cam has stolen a lot of my time. I should sue them, lol...
It's a good day when Ol' Billy blue balls comes on the JRE podcast.
Ooooooh, jee-jush
I lost my job due to covid. They shut down all the restaurants in cook county which then led me to losing my apartment. I’m currently living out of my car which I try and make the best of. I’ve applied to a bunch of places I’m hoping to get a call back. if anyone could help me with whatever you could bc I’m needing stuff like hand warmers which I stuff in my clothes at night when it’s cold. Also cheap burgers/ fast food. I know times are rough for everyone these days, but if you are able to help me I have cash app and Venmo, user name Allyboy23
If you’re unable to help I totally understand.🙏🏻
@@alexhoffman7460 Cook County? I’m assuming Illinois. Hey if you really want to get out of this situation, go to New Lenox in Will County. Look on Haven Ave off of Gougar road. There is a shit ton of warehouses jobs that will never shut down. Some entry level positions starting at 18/hr. Forget that restaurant job bullshit, It’s not COVID-proof. You won’t regret it, it will change your life for the better making real money. That street has Michaels, Hickory Farms, and Navistar warehouses all in the same block. Start applying to those. Real shit man.
@@vatovato2052 I’ll look into that stuff man I really will I need out of cook county...once I can get some gas money I honestly may check it out...they got Walmart’s out there right ? Bc they let you sleep in your car in there lots
Move to the woods broski... Way better then your car. Set up camp! Ive lived in an igloo for a winter. Lived like a king! Haha not really but i was comfy. Between ice fishing, going to peoples houses, and the little bit of hunting i did i ate very well. Borrow a chain saw to cut up enough wood for the winter. Thing i hate is thats technically "illegal" now.. Technically i coulda have also been busted and if they wanted to be mean could charge ya for felonies and shit. Make it so u never hunt or fish again.. Lose your 2nd amendment rights... All for surviving! Its absolutely BS if you ask me. I should be able to eat trout and venison when ever i want! Snag a rabbit or 2! Without being a environmental terrorist or some shit.. But im wayyyyyy up in Maine as well. Still very strict on hunting/fishing but endless woods. I had my jeep as well luckily, but wear i set up was perfect. I could drive right to it. The 2 property owners i was between i knew both and asked em. Jist saying if your in a city and homeless, thats the worst place to be. Better off in the woods.
“So much wasted time, “ was David Cassidy, in my humble opinion, given that, until then, he had such a fractious relationship with his daughter, referring to the fact that he had been so busy working that he had not cultivated a relationship with his daughter. Thus, “So much wasted time.”
This context changes everything about their conversation surrounding the quote! Thanks for sharing, I'm glad you did.
How could you or anyone else know what he meant........
@@kurtrussell5228what do you think that he meant?
@@tylercass2584 there is no "what do you think that he meant "....... there is only what he meant, and nobody will ever know.
There’s a great interview he had with Piers Morgan 2014, very candid and raw.
His character is coming back to The Mandalorian and I’m happy about that
I know right! I kind of thought he was a one and done. The next two episodes are gonna be bonkers.
He was in the worst episode imo
You have to admit, it's odd that there's a Boston Accent in a Galaxy Far Far Away. When on Earth, there are virtually none outside of Boston.
@@TangoNevada Sure. But it's even more odd that there are so many that even speak English or look like humans.
Billy Blastahs isn't a friggin' Staahm Troopah! He's a shaahhp shootah!
It’s like two bald retired astronauts discuss the end of the world inside a space shuttle
😂
Deathstar*
Best comment by far
I'd watch that movie.
That’s a script for Wes Anderson
Bill Burr is the greatest. He called a pool an "Expensive Puddle"😂😂
I'm currently 29 years old. I've recently had a close family member pass my cousin. My cousin and I were the same age born the same year just a couple months apart. Knew each other since we were babies.. He had an addiction issue and it eventually took control over him. When he passed I didn't know intense it would hit me. I've grieved, I've had regrets and shame but through everything it gave me a new perspective. I've been living for others making others happy, comfortable at the cost of my own. Since I've gained a new perspective I can honestly say I've distanced myself from toxic family members cut toxic friends and I've found more peace in my life than I could ever have imagined. I've learned so much from him. Still hurts to imagine him hearing his voice and watching him play the piano...( Incredible Talent) I miss him and I won't stop missing him. I know he's better now than where he was. He'd want me to live to do what I'm passionate about and surround myself with like minded people and I shall do so.
Taking advantage of your time isn’t meant on chasing things. He wasn’t at peace for a long time. Such profound last words.
This is priceless advice that could save people years of unhappiness.
Joe calling himself "a 27 y.o kid" made me feel that I can still do something in my life
Same here
It’s over once you’re 40
@KUPO-Kutak-Poly Hindi yeah I was being facetious
Every day above ground is an opportunity to do something u want. It's too late wen it's too late.
@@213byron lol I got it. My grandfather began living at 60. Lived thru his 90’s. Imagine 30 fucking years. I’m 30 and I feel like an ancient artifact.
the JRE ride is over guys, it's been fun. see y'all in 3 years when he's back on TH-cam
Agreed
Is he done posting on TH-cam?
@@sw3tfilth207 they posted this >.>
Aye
What's wrong with watching/listening on spotify?
You've done it Billy, you're one of the top comedians out there. Enjoy your family. I watched my dad die of cancer, he was quite old when he had me. His advice was "just do what makes you happy". Don't regret family time, but if your work means more, then do it. No shade.
I never heard any one in their death bed saying “I wish I’d worked more over time.”
😂😂😂 you'd be surprised with some hungry fucks
They may not say that but many people are proud of the honest work they did and the role model they were for their kids and other impressionable younger people. The honest truth is most people ONLY have value to anyone through work. Most people are rather worthless outside of the work they toil in. So it's also regrettable to be a worthless couch potato ghetto queen when you could have shown poor kids in your neighborhood how to uplift themselves through humbling work.
Actually my grandpas last regret was not getting some mundane stuff he was working on done. Never mentioned his family
@@georgefloydspaceshuttlepro1839 hallelujah
@@warrengraham7461 lol
The so much wasted time really hit home. I spent the last 20 years chasing that dollar, working 80-100 hrs a week every week working my way up the ranks. I missed birthdays, ball games, dance recitals, Christmas and about every other holiday with my wife and kids. I finally built a dream home for my wife in 2018 and had the best financial years of my life in 2017-2019. Then we have the Election Infection and work dried up and in less than a year i lost everything i worked so hard to build. Now i want those birthdays and ball games back and its too late.
Truth
ouch.
Bruh moment
U talking about sniffin' Joe?
You learned a hard lesson there that you had to learn. You’re still alive bro so start now. God bless
"so much wasted time" was the primary motivating factor for me getting clean. 15 years almost completely erased from my history. It's sounds cliche but seriously live today like it's your last day. Don't hesitate to speak your mind, tell someone what you think or how you feel instead of biting your tongue or worrying about their reaction. Stop procrastinating on your goals & dreams. And forget the BS hat you're holding onto, against someone you care about, the relationship is more important than standing firm on your belief.
If you have a beating heart in your chest and a brain in your head, you are capable of achieving ANYthing you want to in life. It quite literally all boils down to taking persistent action. So get ur aass up and go make it happen. NOW.
damn bro you makin me wanna run a marathon rn brb😭
@@lu-zy6hn 🤣 what can I say... I was inspired 🤷♂️
He meant “ so much wasted time with shit that doesn’t even matter in the end “ we’re all gonna die so enjoy every moment
Makes you evaluate what "waste" is. Fishing with your son, watching your dog leap into a glass pond, a friend's face twisted in uncontrollable laughter. What you take away from your time is about perception, i think.
Maybe he meant so much wasted time chasing money, status and material things instead of helping people.
Oh you talked to the dead guy after he died
@@GeronimoKennel What kinda random ass examples are those? Of course what you take away is you're perception, I can't stand when people post platitudes like they actually mean something or like it was even an original thought.
@@sirdanielfortesque5812 calm down Sir Daniel
"Comparison is a thief of joy."
I can only speculate and I believe that by “so much wasted time” he meant his time was wasted being distracted, not even taking the time to love. Love himself, love everyone else, love his experience and intentionally helping others, even if its just a kind word, smile, connection.
David Cassidy did waste alot of time being drunk and dealing with the fallout from it.
It could also have been existential. He acquired a lot, did a lot, but perhaps never came close to solving life's fundamental mystery.
Well said.
In those last moments, we aren't considering money and careers, we're considering the hearts and minds of those closest to us and the impact we made upon one another.
"So much wasted time." goes to show you success and materialism really doesn't matter.
Those heart to heart moments do, because you take those feelings with you when you die.
Facts big fella
Newsradio is my all time favorite TV show ever, and hearing Bill Burr showing respect to it is awesome
In case you were wondering, it was David Cassidy: "So much wasted time."
Thanks I had a major crush on him when I was 11
Gary Coleman was who immediately popped into my head during his story.
@@NotMe-zq6sn his life was cut short...
Thank you, thank you for saying this. It would have made me crazy.
@@kamelrnb you would.
So much wasted time working rather than spending time with friends, family, enjoying the things that matter. I learned early in my life what’s important. There is something about being in combat getting shot at and not knowing if you’ll ever get home to see the people that you love the most that clarifies where you should spend the time you have left. I’ll never have a bunch of money, but I’m a very rich and blessed man. My advice is certainly work hard to help keep your family fed, warm, and in a good safe home but always remember your kids would rather have your time than get dropped off to school in a new Tesla every year. Also If your spouse would rather have the best of everything than more time with you your with the wrong person. Then again I’m just an old idiot that took a job where people tried to kill me several months a year, and even re-enlisted a few time so I’d keep getting shot at more. Maybe My advice isn’t worth the space it takes up on your screen
On the contrary .Yours is the best comment I've read all year .YOU should write a book
Thanks for your service and I absolutely agree with the sentiment of what you preach. Meaningful connections and experiences will always trump work, vices, money, and materialism. The secret to enjoying life is to just be aware as much as possible and really allow yourself to sink into the present moment. Fill your present moment(s) with your family and friends as much as you can and you will die a happy man and or woman.
@@enidmarsh9142 thank you and I would, but that and “ if you ever win a fight with your wife apologize” are the only two pearls of wisdom I have
@@nicebars I never really know how to respond when thanked for my time in. I do appreciate the sentiment, and I truly hope for the day when no one has to watch their loved one get on a plane and deploy. I thought being there was the hardest thing to deal with, but I learned how wrong I was when I watched my oldest then my 2nd oldest sons get sent on their deployments. I would have done anything to have traded places. Thankfully I got them both back in one piece. I never encouraged any of my children to join. If anything I tried to discourage serving in any MOS that would put them in harms way, but just like their dad they felt the need to serve and had to be out front. Thanks again for your support.
I like your name ..... I tripped hard one time
Never thought I was coming back the only thing that maid feel peace was the love for my family! I knew I loved them and I knew they loved me! We’re all on borrowed time I think it’s very important to work hard and spend fine doing what you love with the people you love !
Listen when someone’s talks don’t let your ego get in the way you know 🙌🤙
I’d heard enough stories from enough old men to figure out I needed to put family first and career later.
Money comes and goes and there’s a lot of it out there. I’m with my family every day and sometimes it still doesn’t feel like it’s enough cause it all goes by so fast. Oldest daughter having her 8th birthday tomorrow and it’s like how did it fly by so damn fast
true❤️♾🤲🏽
The greatest lessons are learned on the tombstones of others.
"So Much Wasted Time" -- David Cassidy
THANK YOU!!!
me trying to figure out spotify
Me trying to think about how to make the most of my time
I lost my job due to covid. They shut down all the restaurants in cook county which then led me to losing my apartment. I’m currently living out of my car which I try and make the best of. I’ve applied to a bunch of places I’m hoping to get a call back. if anyone could help me with whatever you could bc I’m needing stuff like hand warmers which I stuff in my clothes at night when it’s cold. Also cheap burgers/ fast food. I know times are rough for everyone these days, but if you are able to help me I have cash app and Venmo, user name Allyboy23
If you’re unable to help I totally understand.
@@alexhoffman7460 I hope it gets better stay strong keep pushing 🙏
When my father was hours from passing, he was seeing his mother (who had long passed). He was speaking to her and looking at my mom and explaining that his mother was in the room.
Had I not been there to see it...I'd have thought meh just a hallucination. But his eyes were lucid. Clearly looking at her then back to my mother and making eye contact.
I'm not religious, but it made me think that maybe there's something out there that we just can't see...at this point
You should start
George floyd called out to his
It's a well known phenomena, but to my knowledge without a firm explanation for the cause. End of life visions, or hallucinations they're called. My hope is that they're legitimate visitations and not some evil entity masquerading as a loved one to deceive the dying person. I have personally witnessed people who showed "dead man's strength" where the dying suddenly appears to get better and seems like they might recover, to then pass away soon after, and some people who were calling on loved ones like a man saying his grandfather was calling him to go.
Check my channel for a clear Gospel presentation reuploaded from a trustworthy pastor. You can be 100% certain you're going to heaven when you die because salvation is the free gift of God, we absolutely cannot earn it with our "good" works. Jesus Christ paid the price once for all, but unless you accept His free gift then it never becomes yours. Believe and be saved.
These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.
1 John:5:13 King James Version
Check the Framing the World TH-cam channel, it has excellent documentaries about biblical issues, my favourites are "New World Order Bible Versions" about satanic corruptions of new bible versions which attack the deity of Christ, "After the Tribulation" about the end times timeline and what to expect, and "Marching to Zion" (comment censored to avoid deletion).
@@MaximilianonMars its the devil that comes to u in a form of a loved one, to lure u into hell one last time, unfortunately. Only the one who believes in god and his final messenger and prays the Islamic way will understand n not be deceived.
@@adamamak6472 That's in poor taste. Even for the Devil.
My dog of 18yrs had to be put down just over 20hrs ago. He was a Australian Dingo/Kelpie. He died in my arms with my voice in his ear. It was very sudden & I have just been watching Joes videos on his dogs & death to help me cope. Pat pamper & play with your companion after reading this in honor of my friend Muttley. I feel so horrible right now.
I also had to put down my dog of almost 20 years a few months back she died in my arms. I love you layla and I will see you on the otherside as you will also get to see your dog again. Ive had so many pets and they all eventually die the wheel of life and death will keep turning, death is the only assurance we are given at birth its the great equaliser
Sorry for your loss brother dogs are the best 🙏
@@Huxtee7 mate you did fantastic. You must have been a loving carer of her. Muttley may have made into the 20s if I knew about the cancer. The thing thats making me upset the most is I knew how much he enjoyed his life. Just like your Layla my Muttley was very heavily pampered. Im not religious but I do hope there is something after this where we can be with them again.
@@bigdripbiglifts3546 Thank you. He was my 1st and last. Till I had him I did not know what a true bond really felt like. I did not think I could become so attached to a animal but he became way more than that.
@@dcptiv im not religious either but i have listened to 100's of NDE's very interesting stuff. Thanks for your kind reply.
Anyone notice that TH-cam loves Joe Rogan like I get his notifications as soon as the vid gets uploaded
@Dawud R. ummm TH-cam constantly giving notifications for some channels and not for others. It’s a fact
TH-cam: Please come back, we love you Joe🙏🤲😭
He gets views
@Omuerta Genetix that's the meme with the dude turning to look at the hottie on the street, with the jealous girlfriend looking horrified, haha
@Omuerta Genetix 🤣🤣🤣 AND she's rich too! Win win
“Comparison is the thief of joy.”
I have a lot of respect for you, Joe Rogan.
What i learned from Bill never being in his pool but always wanted one shows me the shit that we’re craving or desire half the time probably won’t even matter to us once we get it or give us the fulfillment we think and I’ve had many parallels in my own life that are similar to Bill and his pool lol
Truth. We conflate so much shit in our heads. At least I do anyway.
"Comparison is the thief of joy" thats an incredible statement. I love it so much its so unbelievably true.
It was David Cassidy that said that. He was referring to the years of drinking he did, which inevitably led to his demise.
Most sane people, when on their deathbeds, seem to have a realisation of what really matters in life. Their words should be contemplated deeply.
Appreciate the all mighty JRE still posting clips on the 'Tube...
for now. Wait until papa Spotify takes full swing next month
@Michael Bolton excellent comment
Love his podcast !
Carpe Diem on your own terms, not others. "Be yourself, everyone else is already taken." ~ Oscar Wilde
No comment section on Spotify... that’s so sad
What sort of shit is that. The JRE comment section is almost as good as the video's, sometimes better.
It’s wild that a convo starting about someone on their death bed, saying “so much wasted time”, went into a convo about working harder and enjoying the moment.. I would think the take away is, doesn’t matter how hard u work, real question is “what are u living for” is it something temporary/finite, or eternal. too many similar examples of icons we love- MJ, Robin Williams, Chester Bennington- having it all yet still missing something.
Joe is doing his thing as always. Times change and so do we. "Comparison is the thief of joy". I like that...thanks for that one Joe. Glad your doing well. Congrats on the Spotify deal.
Imagine being Phil Hartman having to listen to some new guy going "Hey guys, we're on TV, how cool is that?!"
Lol
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Phil Hartman is another example of a great "deathbed" story
Heavy stuff going in his mind?
I like to think he took it as areminder to be grateful for what he had. I work ( my ass off!) on a U-pick farm located in basically heaven. I'm often reminding my customers that they're not being graded or supervised and that there's no bonus for speed.
Phil Hartman was a bit of a personal inspiratiin for me. From what I've gathered, he was a fairly kind and generous sort, but sadly preoccupied with the appearance of success. His death shook me up.
My Grandmother on her death bed was focused on part of the ceiling whispering as if she was talking to someone. It got to the point where she wouldn't even acknowledge anyone because she was so focused on communicating to whoever she whispering to. When you see things like that, you have to wonder what she was seeing and hearing.
When my Aunt was dying she was doing the same thing like she was between worlds. I walked in and she perked up (I drove from several states away to say good bye), but she looked at me, then past me and said my Grandma's name before she went back to starting into space. My Grandma passed away twenty-years before this happening.
dmt aliens
She was probably panicking, the brain releases chemicals to cloud the senses when they get too aggravated.
Super common, so i hear my girlfriend is a palliative care nurse and thats what she says. They also open the door when you pass so your spirit can go
My granny died two months ago a did the same thing.
I'm sure I'm the only person in the world who doesn't use spotify, but the spotify exclusivity kinda blows
It does for sure. This podcast is not available in my country even tho I pay for spotify premium. Like wtf?
I don't use that shit. Its basically done for Rogan now for me at least.
@@themistoklestheodosopoulos6253 same buddy, unfortunately
True, it's a bummer. I was an avid JRE fan but Spotify started running ads on podcasts even though I was paying for premium. Spoke to their support staff and reread the terms and conditions, and it's not a glitch. It's their new business model. Fuck that I'm out forever.
it has 20mins of sponsors before every podcast that you cant fucking skip. Don't waste your time , JRE is dead
My friend who’s a nurse told me sometimes dead bodies will sit up from their bed and then secrete from their mouth. Now that’s horrifying
I love it when comedians think deep...they think everyone only want to hear them tell jokes; but comedians narrate how they feel in a way that is very profound and captivating. Dave Chappelle has proven this recently very strongly.
Well said. ❤️
@@NurseSnow2U peace
The greatest judge in my country, (endless precedents to his name), lamented at the end of his life that he had misspent his time. We laud the results of obsession but don't take stock of what it does to the person.
"Comparison is a thief of Joy" I had never heard that before. It's true fo sho. One I really like:
"The key to immortality is to first live a life worth remembering" -Bruce Lee
Read "Top Five Regrets of The Dying". It's a book by a palliative care nurse who tells stories about people's top regrets and why they're happy with their life too.
If you don't want to, here's a brief summary:
1: I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.
2: I wish I didn't work so hard for status and focused more on my meaningful relationships.
3: I wish I had the courage to express my true feelings.
4: I wish I stayed in touch with my friends.
5: I wish I had allowed myself to be happier.
Other: Nothing else matters, only Love does.
Thank you 😢🙏❤️
Thank you for that! I can relate and recently told my 20 y.o. son 2 of those... but maybe I should read the rest. Life might just apply differently to him... think I'm gonna write those down.
Oh & this is one reason JRE comments will be missed. You never know what you'll find (also why many people can't just give TH-cam up).
@@cupcakechronicles4551 I'm 39 and the feeling or understanding only deepens... go do what will make you happiest... minus the whole lockdown and you can't do it right now 😂 just kidding
Thank you
“It’s just an expensive puddle.” 😂
David Cassidy...”so much wasted time.” Those words hit me hard when he passed. Reminder that life is short.
I died giving birth to my 5th baby. It was the most peaceful, painless, weightless feeling ever. I guess I was mad when they brought me back.
Same here
Newsradio was a very under rated sitcom. Loved it!
This Bill guy sounds alot like Frank Murphy
Say that shit one more time and I’ll put you through the FUCKING WALL
"This Bill guy"? How dare you. It's Bill Burr he isn't just some guy.
@@gustafvngas4882 uhhh it’s a joke
@@woah.1173 some people cant understand sarcasm 😂
@@tsquirrel8675 I know right?!?! Lmao
Joseph Henry Green: Surgeon. He was listening to his own pulse as he died. Eerily, his last word was: "Stopped."
Trippy
😯 that's freaky
Churchill’s famous last words were:
“ I am bored of it all.”
Apocryphal or not, you wonder how a man who lived so gloriously , faults and all, could arrive at such a conclusion.
There is a good book on Melancholy by Lazlo Foldenyi who talked about the Spartan leader Leander who became despondent after he achieved all the glory and wealth that he desired.
This shows that such thoughts are not confined to our own milieu. This is the reason why the ideas espoused by philosophers and shown by artists are so important. Focus on your craft, focus on mastering your life.
I always go back to this quote by Seneca.
“It takes the whole of life to learn how to live, and -what will perhaps make you wonder more - it takes the whole of life to learn how to die.”
Merry Christmas fellow men.
Interesting comment, thanks for sharing. The story of the Spartan leader sounds very intriguing, I shall have to look into it.
@John Buffalo I am 98 Yes I would also enjoy further reading. I tried to quickly Google the text and couldn't find the leader in question. I will try again tomorrow.
Damn poor David Cassidy
Yep.. it sure was. And like Burr said, the fact that it wouldn’t seem as if he wasted that much time in his life. But we never walked in Cassidy’s shoes either.
I’ve been a big drinker most of my life. I understand David Cassidy ,s comment all too well
That's how I felt when I got sober at 34. Getting sober ain't easy.
I'd say spending all your life working and grinding is a complete waste of life
Depends on if you enjoy what you’re grinding
Maybe “the so much wasted time” was entertaining everyone else his whole life and not fulfilling his own happiness ...
It easily applies to other jobs
Entertaining other people still beats the fuck out of working at McDonald's
He was also an alcoholic most of his life, so I guess you could look at it through a recovery lense. Maybe the wasted time was what he missed due to drinking.
You will never be fulfilled by your own happiness in this world because this world is fallen. The only fulfillment you can get while on this earth is one that’s from heaven. Having a personal relationship with God is true fulfillment. Jesus truly came to save the people in the world. This world gives temporary fulfillment, But Jesus gives eternal. God bless.
@@DatDuckfan No.
Bill Burr should be a guest every 3 months
Would be good for him too probably
Bill is off center
nobody gives a fuck
I give a fuck
@@toledojavier3619 just one fuck?
@@AM-ry8is Now it's 2
It’s good to put your subject on the thirds line instead of dead in the middle of the frame.
Putting Joe and Bill on opposite sides of their respective frames is good practice because it should show the relationship between the two people in the space, but it’s strange because they’re both on the wrong side. To respect the screen direction of the actual interaction, the position of both of them should be switched, but who gives a fuck because it’s not that deep and we don’t need to keep track of two static people in a static environment.
For people that really know what having a gun put their head by someone you honestly believe will kill you ..feels like.. Every happy moment will flash before your eyes. That life in an instant stuff is true.. but there's an overwhelming feeling of betrayal behind each moment, too.
Like, you're seeing the flip side to all this happiness, and it landed you here in this exact awful f'in moment.
It feels like pure betrayal of the cosmos.
I had a gun to my head 2 times. The one I had most fear was in Baltimore a shotgun and 45 , I got escorted to the back door, luckily door opened up to the left, I sidestepped to the right as I walked in, slam door in their face, ducked, locked the door, crawled to front of the house. I’m that situation your survival mode kicks in and idk what would of happen if that door opened to the right, I most definitely wouldn’t of been able to do what I did. If they got inside we would of been dead no doubt
A little while ago a single mother wrote in to Bill's podcast asking for advice he would give her two boys as they grew up. Holy crap if that wasn't one the best moments in podcast history. I was weeping at my workstation.
Damn I wish I could find the source on that one.
@@GuestUser-jf8uj You'd have to go through his podcasts. I think it was between Sep/Dec 2020.
No you’d have to TELL US WHAT HE SAID
@@blueteam4007 All I can remember is that no.1 was teaching the boy (remember, single mom writing in) how to break up with a girl. Then there was "teach him about money". How to use it in order to build for the future. I can't remember the rest, but damn it kept on going and it was ALL grade A stuff.
Joe “I was a 27 year old kid” Rogan
that made me feel better about being 27
@@maindawgd4578 any tips for a 26 year old, gramps?
Fully Grown Aszz Man at 27...
19 - 24 -> Kids 25 & Up =Grown ppl
@Grand why miss them when they are still here lol
@Grand yeah he sold out for 100 mill
"How you spend your days is how you spend your life." -Anon.
@@EAJNonly lmao
Tomorrow is the next day of your life.
Every 60 seconds in Africa 1 minute passes
4 Chan said that???
Man thought he was gonna blow everyone’s mind with that quote.
I am truly diggin the Joe and Bill back and forth.
I have had my life race before me just before I thought I was going to die twice. It was the same experience both times. I saw life as so easy and should have done more.
I'll tell you something that I found a bit alarming. Here in England there used to be a man called George Melly, who, among other things, was a jazz and blues singer. He told a story about when his father was on his death bed. He beckoned George over and with his last breath whispered:
" Son, whatever happens, always do what YOU want to do, because I never did".
Think about it...
my experience taught me that personal satisfaction comes from what's in the ins, not what might be in the outs
At first I thought he said “so much wasted time” because he regretted not achieving the height of fame, but I think perhaps he actually regretted spending so much time chasing fame rather than simply enjoying life.
Bill’s thoughts are the song “Life’s Been Good” by Joe Walsh come to life.
Once I got rid of my social media accounts I noticed a shift in mindset. I was able to appreciate my progress, journey and accomplishments more. You're capable of many things, and you've accomplished so much. Always remember that.
Comparison is the thief of Joy
Love Bill Burr! Such a real, genuine guy!
The "so much wasted time" line was by David Cassidy
"watch full episodes on spotify" nah I'm good lmao
I'm breaking up with this podcast if spotify asks for a credit card to sign up.
they don't... all they ask is your soul
@Erik SV entertainment is for culture bru you've fallen to the trap as if money is a good exchange
It’s free
@Erik SV Howard stern is a nobody these days.... he was popular because paid radio was still a new thing back then. It was revolutionary...
Also yes... information should always be free to access.
You’re basically saying we’re freeloaders for taking in the same information but for free with ads...? That’s not something to brag about 🤣
@Erik SV I would agree partly, but also he has literal scientists, moguls, businessmen, etc on and they talk about very important topics of history or current events.
That’s basically a seminar my brotha. And would you call me a bum for sitting in on a college class I didn’t attend? Lmao
The moral of this isn’t to “not waste time”, it’s to understand that the human way of looking at time and even the concept of “waste” are both unhelpful to acceptance. You must accept your pain and accept your situation or you will die with a lot of regrets and a lot of suffering.
I wish I could watch a baseball game with my dad and drink coffee with my mom. I so miss that.
DAVID Cassidy lamented "so much wasted time" to his heartbroken daughter as he lay on his death bed. Katie Cassidy revealed her father had left her with the daily reminder before the actor and musician died at the age of 67 this week, surrounded by those he loved.
He also mentioned a tattoo of that quote in his biopic documentary.
Nobody on their deathbed ever said "I wished I would have worked more"
Never get into a death bed always choose a regular bed if u can
Joe "I won't let Spotify Change anything" Rogan
What has changed?
@@lwo7736 if you think it's the same youre wrong..
@@Ashley_Schaeffer great to know but I'll ask again, what has changed?
Specific examples?
American Zionism th-cam.com/video/fwfr6x51xAM/w-d-xo.html ?dg21
@@jlindsay what's that got to do with it?
Not watching on Spotify heard everything Rogan has to say a million times.
Okay. I chose to eat chicken breast and diced potatoes for dinner. Did you care ? No. Do we care what you choose to do with your time? No
@CC if the comment wasn't there i wouldn't have replied to it. That's like saying you needed the pile of dog shit someone left outside your door and so that's why you asked the person to pick it up
@@fitlyfe4918 it's basically a prediction that Joe is going to fall of a cliff, he sold out and shipped out and I ain't on that ship.
@@fitlyfe4918 and anyway take your tongue out his ass fanboi.
@@OldSkoolGeneral you have respect for your dad ? Does that mean your tongue is up his ass ? Foolish:)
Thank god they posted this I was dying to know
Joe Rogan's career death bed story was when he let spotify censor his podcasts.
Worth the billion probs.