I was told when a youngster, “ Every person you meet knows something that you don’t and all you have to do to learn something new is let them talk”. It’s true too. For the most part.
@@46lurtz I agree people do that but I just build that into the schedule. Tell people the meeting starts at 8:45 or 8:50 but you actually start getting to business at 9:00. Asking everyone to be there at 9:00 but actually expecting them at least 10 minutes early is a bit presumptuous of each person's behavior. Just tell them when you actually want them there without the games.
Early on in my construction career someone told me " To be early is to be on time. To be on time is to be late. To be late is to be forgotten." That always has stuck with me
@@46lurtz Well, "as a manger", if everyone showed up to your meetings 15 minutes early, you're losing 15 minutes of work per employee. If you have dozens of employees, you are losing hours of work a day per meeting. You should know this. I'm a Foreman at a HD mechanic shop, and I would be pissed, if I saw my guys standing around the lunchroom 15 minutes early for the meetings. If your "peeps are milling around with their water, coffee, taking a piss break, etc." they simply don't respect you OR your time. Having them arrive 15 minutes early to a meeting won't change that. That said, I do like to see my guys at work 15 minutes early, because I expect them to be in their coveralls, punched-in, and in their bays at 7am ready to turn a wrench. And I also allow them 15 min at the end of shift to clean up their bays, put their tool away, and wash up, ready to punch-out at 3:30pm.
I’m an attorney. I’ve learned even criminals have a code of honor. One criminal I represented was horrified that he was accused of theft. He said his MO was drugs; he wasn’t a thief.
Best life lesson: Don't use the poor judgment of others to justify your own actions. Just because someone is a bad person doesn't justify you being a bad person.
Exactly. And it is not like the ideal of the government or police is bad, they have bad actors that abuse those systems. But the ideal of the mob is pure authoritarianism. It was kinda disappointing to see Joe rationalize (badly I might add) a line of work that inflicts terror, tyranny and murder on its surroundings. I was happy that the guest was more separate his opinions from the mobsters excuses.
@@bushtruck I mean it looks like you drive conservativley on dirt trails. But your way of saying it will attract more views. Never stop taking advertising advice from Joe Rogan. Kudos.
No... Good people, are good people. Bad people, do good sh*t during the 99% of the time they aren't doing bad-sh*t. No one is evil all the time. (At least that I know of). Doesn't make them, "good". Good people, are good people, because they do not do bad-sh*t, even in the least bit.... Take notes.
If you're in the mob, you're a bad person. Period. You're part of an organization who's business is extortion, robbery, killing, intimidation, and other illegal activities. If that doesn't make you bad I don't know what does.
Growing up, I didn't have organized crime to look up to, but I had Ric Flair. Someone who represented everything I wasn't. At 50 yrs old, I'm still short, pudgy with no money or women, but I'm grateful to have had Ric Flair. At least someone was living the dream. Wooooooo!!!!!!!!
WOOOO! TO BE THE MAN, YOU GOTTA BEAT THE MAN! THESE SHOES! CROCODILE HIDE! 500 DOLLARS! IF I AM GOING TO DIE OF A HEART ATTACK, IT'S GOING TO BE ON YOUR WIFE, PAL!
I'm going to be saying the same thing at 50 - without the pudginess and probably a Goiter induced sub 10% body fat per centage. I'm going to be like Billy Joe Armstrong without the attitude. But at least I had Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to look up to.
So John, great life lessons you were taught by the mobster, good for you. But I'm more interested in the strange things you found while cleaning those pools.
@FranchiseLove Soi boi tell me what you want then, making up stories every show he goes so that you can be entertained. That was his real life not a movie, novel, story, Of course he will speak about it. You dumb sheep! think before you speak
Henry Lewis you have no clue what you are talking about😂😂 when you become a made man you ARE a boss point blank he was a huge earner and he didn’t rat what so ever😂😂 you really need to know what tf you are talking about before you say something dumb
Gotti Jr. probably a better option. Alphonse Malangone "Allie Shades" even better but he doesn't do interviews. Franzese is really just a celeb who talks the same stories. Sammy Gravano did his time and now does interviews as well. All guys who lived the life
I worked for a mob boss. He told me the same thing regarding never ask for money. 6 months of not being paid I asked him for the $24k he owed me. I now move around in a wheel chair, and stutter when I speak.
@@Joseph-C There's a difference between someone who is stepped on by other people and someone who knows how to make an ally out of an enemy. People respect nothing but strength but have no respect for aggressive people. How do you show your strength off without having to fight? Use that strength to help your mark. As the man in this video said, do an amazing job to the point where that a person cannot imagine their lives without you. Make their lives convenient and you will be rewarded without having to ask for it.
"On time is late" I've always hated that saying. On time is on time. Being early can sometimes be just as inconvenient to the other party as being late.
Exactly. Sounds good and catchy but it's bollocks. Just be there at th3 agreed time. Mob mentality is thinking of what can go wrong etc in every situation.
Started listening to JRE 24, now im 31. The lessons, words of wisdom & stories from the guest ive listened to in the past 7 catapulted my life for the better and have made me such a more open minded person. Crazy from that guy i used to see on new radio as a kid
That’s all good advice other than “don’t ask for money” In some situations it’s true but at the same time you should never work for free. I know several people who have worked for smaller construction companies or small farms for weeks or even months and didn’t get paid for it because stuff happens and the company just doesn’t have the money or something doesn’t work out.
Joey isamazing are these people you know drug addicts, felons, illegal aliens? No reason to pay any one of these three types of people. Feed them, house them, give them shelter, lock them in the basement until the next days work hahaha.
@@OLR1337 I don't see the point of your comment. Are you trying to have a heart to heart or do you think anything anybody says on the internet really has any value? It's all a shit show. I try to enjoy the show how about you? Do you think you are changing the world by making comments to other peoples comments on the internet or are you trying to say that nobody loves drug addicts, felons, and illegal aliens? What are you thoughts on rape, murder, pedophilia, abortion, suicide, and triple layered cake with banana cream filling and cherry and strawberry layered cake?
I think he means don't stick your bill for the job in their faces once it's done. Don't pester them with "so, uh, that would be 20 dollars Mr. Spaglioni" as if you think he's not going to pay you. That would be insulting. It's a pool cleaning business, not a charity. That's already obvious. "Whaddaya think I'm stupid? You think I got you out here to work for free? You think I'm going to fucking direspect the guy who recommended you and sent you here by mugging you off? Huh?" It's not going to go down well. These guys don't have a shortage of money. Just do the job, do it well, and you will be paid. When there's enough money floating around, the law of relationships takes over. "It's all done Mr. Spaglioni" "Nice job kid, here take this."
I lived with/worked for a "Hell's Angel" and, granted they're frowned upon, he taught me alot of crucial life lessons and was more of a father figure than that of my own. Such a fucked up society we live in. Carry onward though 🍻
True story Joe, as an auto mechanic for 42 yrs I have had many cars that temporarily stumped me in diagnosing the problems. While explaining the problems/symptoms with completely inexperienced shop helpers, they would say something that would trigger/provoke thoughts on something I may not have looked at or maybe I hadn't followed up on during my testing. Even complete morons do indeed serve a purpose and have something to offer !
1. on time is late 2. go the extra mile with extra chores 3. never ask for money i too worked by those rules & when bossman heard through the grapevine i needed a small loan he sorted me out... respect
this is advice for a 14 year old rakin leaves, he's talking about getting respect for entry level jobs, higher up the ladder it's dog eat dog no friends in business
The captions at the intro tell me i’m watching the “Jurgen Experience” every time. 😆 lesson 1: get to work early lesson 2: make yourself indispensable lesson 3: you’ll get paid for good work
Military life: Colonel wants us out front at 0730 for the meeting at 0800. Our shop is getting there at 0700. Showing up 30 minutes early to 30 minutes early.
I wish more kids these days got lessons like that. I’m 31 now and my whole working life people have told me I work harder and do better then other people my age. Because my grandfather in Germany put me to work young and taught me how to get shit done and get respect from other hard working people.
That’s like that little Amish boy I talked to at the store. He asked me why COVID hasn’t effected the Amish... I said I’m not sure. He said we don’t have cell phones.
@John Bryan ah yes. An exclamation point at the end of an unexplained thought. The trademark of anyone who think's they know what they're talking about.
If you’re cleaning me to clean the pool, then that pool will be spotless. But I’m not cleaning up your shed or washing windows. If you want me to do that, then ask me to do that and pay me extra.
*lessons from a sage mobster* ¶ "If you're going to come at 8am,youre going to show up at 7:45am. On time is late" ¶ "if I'm paying you to clean up the pool, I want you straighten up (pretty much) everything else ahead of my command. But make it so that whenever I get home, I cannot live without you. You're irreplaceable as far as a service provide" ¶ "never ask for money, you'll get paid if you do a good job"
If you're struggling to see how bloody good this advice is (I'm sure not though since this guy articled the advice PERFECTLY!!) Lets just a second to apply to something as simple yet fundamental to most as school. The student who truly does the best is the one that A. Is ahead of time and is willing to complete all the work that needs to be done before their deadline B. Is willing to make some kind of sacrifices to study ahead and go beyond what is being taught in just today's lesson. This is the kind of person that study the first semester during summer breaking, using the upcoming year's syllabus to their advantage and getting ahead and making Succès actually much easier to achieve long term! C. Is not entitled to receiving a good grade, but still achieves it because they put in such valuable and commendable work that it's very hard for their teachers or exam board to not reward them for their clear, undeniable success. If you well, the result will follow.
"Never ask for money"...Hello? Has this guy ever worked construction for wealthy people from the city? That crowd comes up to the north country to a vacation home thats nicer than the house I live in and always want things done at the drop of a hat, and many are terrible about paying up. You damn sure I ask for my money when the job is done.
yea, i thought the same thing. Early in my career i would never ask for money. I learned the hard way that if you dont ask or start pushing you are gonna be stuck with the same pay. Now i hint at raises, more benefits, etc almost daily. I change jobs frequently too chasing those raises. If you dont, your employer is just going to take advantage of you these days.
@@timoneil1193 : Big time, all it used to take is showing up on time and putting in an honest day. Too many employers just take advantage of people like that, sometimes so they can hire family/friends or just be cheap. Used to be some good family owned businesses out there that went down the crapper in the last 20 years when the owner retired or died and the kids took over. Greed so thick you can slice it.
@@machinist7230 : Bingo! Its the main reason I dont make chips any longer, used to be a guy who could program and set up made good coin. Then it turned into "Yeah, after your done running those 4 machines I need you to sweep up and empty the chip bins, check the coolant levels and gimme a complete inventory on your tooling." Idiots.
If you tell me you will pay me to clean the pool, and then when I show up you tell me to clean the whole yard and not ask for money, then your pool can stay dirty.
Take some, leave some. If you're always 15 minutes early, it shows your dedication and respect so I agree. Doing more usually lands you opportunities more quickly, but not asking for money, that I don't agree. You can't get what you don't ask, and it applies to other areas (business opportunities, women, etc.). People I know that earns a good income stream are not shy about what they want and don't hesitate to back away when no bargain is possible. There is a fine line between patience and not recognizing your worth.
If Joe Rogan and Bill Burr had a child, he would look exactly like this man
now I can’t unsee it
Who's the woman
Points!
Hilarious
Lmfaoo 😂😂
I was told when a youngster, “ Every person you meet knows something that you don’t and all you have to do to learn something new is let them talk”. It’s true too. For the most part.
Gpa always told me “I don’t care how dumb you think somebody is, if you listen you’ll learn something”
If you can learn of fax and choices of morality of course you from others will be a wholer person called self.
Bruh I read this as your GPA (grade point average) was who quoted that to you lmao
@@calebwinfield1403 You gave me deep trauma flashbacks when we studied abreviations in Media university, it was hell.
@@TruthAplomado Join the military where 99% of things are acronyms
@@calebwinfield1403 Been there
“ A wise man learns more from a foolish question, than a fool learns from a wise answer .” -Bruce Lee
This has to be the best Joe Rogan video clip
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Mike Knight you stay free if there’s no witnesses!
Bruce Lee couldn't kick his own ass
He didn't even mean to say that. It's just his english is so bad.
“A dumb man always uses suspect quotes to make himself look smart.” - Me
"So I heard you like cleaning pools..."
🤣🤣🤣
Great reference my dude
imagine having sex with a mob boss' wife in the shed.
😃.....⚰
This has to be the best Joe Rogan video
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This Cena guy's not an intellectual. But damn, he knows some core life rules.
This guys looks like if Bil Burr did a couple of tours in Afghanistan
LOL
Underrated comment lmfao
😆
@@bradmacdowell6583 agreed bro. Made me laugh. I wish I could kiss him
Hahah! Funny because it’s probably true. 😂
"If you get there on time, you're late!!!"
Best advice ever.
The mob guy must’ve had a military father or was in .. that’s a staple in the military
In the military I always heard this. It’s awful advice, and nets zero benefit when you can just be on time with same outcome.
@@46lurtz I agree people do that but I just build that into the schedule. Tell people the meeting starts at 8:45 or 8:50 but you actually start getting to business at 9:00.
Asking everyone to be there at 9:00 but actually expecting them at least 10 minutes early is a bit presumptuous of each person's behavior. Just tell them when you actually want them there without the games.
Early on in my construction career someone told me " To be early is to be on time. To be on time is to be late. To be late is to be forgotten." That always has stuck with me
@@46lurtz Well, "as a manger", if everyone showed up to your meetings 15 minutes early, you're losing 15 minutes of work per employee. If you have dozens of employees, you are losing hours of work a day per meeting. You should know this.
I'm a Foreman at a HD mechanic shop, and I would be pissed, if I saw my guys standing around the lunchroom 15 minutes early for the meetings.
If your "peeps are milling around with their water, coffee, taking a piss break, etc." they simply don't respect you OR your time. Having them arrive 15 minutes early to a meeting won't change that.
That said, I do like to see my guys at work 15 minutes early, because I expect them to be in their coveralls, punched-in, and in their bays at 7am ready to turn a wrench. And I also allow them 15 min at the end of shift to clean up their bays, put their tool away, and wash up, ready to punch-out at 3:30pm.
I’m an attorney. I’ve learned even criminals have a code of honor. One criminal I represented was horrified that he was accused of theft. He said his MO was drugs; he wasn’t a thief.
Best life lesson: Don't use the poor judgment of others to justify your own actions. Just because someone is a bad person doesn't justify you being a bad person.
Crazy how many people don't get this. "They did it first" is never a good excuse to be evil but most people act like it is.
Exactly. And it is not like the ideal of the government or police is bad, they have bad actors that abuse those systems. But the ideal of the mob is pure authoritarianism. It was kinda disappointing to see Joe rationalize (badly I might add) a line of work that inflicts terror, tyranny and murder on its surroundings. I was happy that the guest was more separate his opinions from the mobsters excuses.
That's a terrible life lesson 😂
Tell that to every politician
This guy looks like a traumatised Bill Burr
Bill Burr looks like a traumatized Bill Burr.
Can't wait till 30 people steal that comment and spam it on every single video with that guy
D R 😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Lmao! Bill burr who’s seen some shit 😆
Old Chinese proverb: "A wise man can learn from a fool, but a fool can not learn from a wise man".
This schizophrenic guy once told me, "The internet is designed to make you go in circles."
Whoa...mind blown
He would probably say that about everything tbh lmao
@@juliosanchez2411 Good point! lol
@@juliosanchez2411 maybe about tv, radio, pop culture; but I bet he would not apply that to nature
mad world
That mob boss was Joey Diaz
Not even close there bud
No it was sonny from A Bronx Tale
Ahahaha!!
Now make sure my pool is tip top magoo so I can light a candle and eat some edibles by it cocksucka.
Except joey is Cuban, not italian.
*John checking out a mobster’s wife*
Mobster’s Wife: This isn’t for you
Titles like this are strictly reserved for Rogan
I've started a channel where I take trucks up in the mountains and wreck em. Try and make a few people laugh along the way
This has to be the best Joe Rogan video
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Very vladtv
Well yeah... Rogan is OBVIOUSLY a mobster fan-boy. It's degenerate AF.
@@bushtruck I mean it looks like you drive conservativley on dirt trails. But your way of saying it will attract more views. Never stop taking advertising advice from Joe Rogan. Kudos.
Joe... We wanted John Cena, not John Sena. This is a fraud, I can visibly see this guest.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fuck I’d rather have this guy than that over-rated roid freak John Cena.
@@chaunceyrash5067 this dude has a crush on the pool boy
Isn’t this guys name actually Joe Sena???
No you can’t
Once a week joe needs to pull a random dude from the street and do a podcast with him or her. Just completely random people walking
💯
That's called Humans of New York
Once a month at most
100% agree
Legit that would be cool
Fact that he call his customers “bosses” show how much respect he has overall
You respect people that will shoot and bury you (not necessarily in that order).
I don’t think that’s what he meant
“Don’t ask for money”. Jeff Bezos just got hard hearing thAt
Sounds like the mob guy was a father figure. I think it’s a good example how people aren’t just bad or good.
The mob father figure is literally every mob movies basis
Wandering Ignorance you have a boring perspective on life my man
No... Good people, are good people. Bad people, do good sh*t during the 99% of the time they aren't doing bad-sh*t. No one is evil all the time. (At least that I know of). Doesn't make them, "good". Good people, are good people, because they do not do bad-sh*t, even in the least bit.... Take notes.
If you're in the mob, you're a bad person. Period. You're part of an organization who's business is extortion, robbery, killing, intimidation, and other illegal activities. If that doesn't make you bad I don't know what does.
@Wandering Ignorance i was gunna break stuff down but your name says it all theres no making sense with some one who is willfully ignorant
a m0b boss telling a kid "never ask for money" lmao. Yeah dont ask kid, just take it, *THE WORLD IS YOURS*
you missed the entire point of that
Nice Scarface reference
@B. Tisdale Its terrible advice unless you are in the mob.
Growing up, I didn't have organized crime to look up to, but I had Ric Flair. Someone who represented everything I wasn't. At 50 yrs old, I'm still short, pudgy with no money or women, but I'm grateful to have had Ric Flair. At least someone was living the dream. Wooooooo!!!!!!!!
Ric Flair is the best motivational speaker ever.
WOOOO! TO BE THE MAN, YOU GOTTA BEAT THE MAN! THESE SHOES! CROCODILE HIDE! 500 DOLLARS! IF I AM GOING TO DIE OF A HEART ATTACK, IT'S GOING TO BE ON YOUR WIFE, PAL!
I'm going to be saying the same thing at 50 - without the pudginess and probably a Goiter induced sub 10% body fat per centage. I'm going to be like Billy Joe Armstrong without the attitude. But at least I had Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to look up to.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So John, great life lessons you were taught by the mobster, good for you. But I'm more interested in the strange things you found while cleaning those pools.
Can’t talk about it.
Ah... Just another dude who mysteriously fell in the pool with his hands and legs tied to a rock. I guess it's time to call Bobby again
I love me some pool filter cannollis 😂
I read it as John cena😂
“Today’s guest is a great guy...AND HIS NAME IS JOHN DE SENA!!!” 🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺
Like sammy the bull said ''We don't go around killing innocent people, we kill each other when we brake rules''
@Joe A. Really? never heard about that. gotta check it out
Have Michael Franzese on here only mob boss to really make it out and not ending up dead or in prison
@FranchiseLove Soi boi tell me what you want then, making up stories every show he goes so that you can be entertained. That was his real life not a movie, novel, story, Of course he will speak about it. You dumb sheep! think before you speak
FranchiseLove false he was a made man that means you are a boss
Henry Lewis you have no clue what you are talking about😂😂 when you become a made man you ARE a boss point blank he was a huge earner and he didn’t rat what so ever😂😂 you really need to know what tf you are talking about before you say something dumb
Gotti Jr. probably a better option. Alphonse Malangone "Allie Shades" even better but he doesn't do interviews. Franzese is really just a celeb who talks the same stories. Sammy Gravano did his time and now does interviews as well. All guys who lived the life
FranchiseLove I’m with you. Every video of him is the same exact thing. Why would we want him on here?
I worked for a mob boss. He told me the same thing regarding never ask for money. 6 months of not being paid I asked him for the $24k he owed me. I now move around in a wheel chair, and stutter when I speak.
Shouldn't have asked
Then u went to work for Tony soprano 🙃
You lying?
"Senator, we are all part of the same hypocrisy"
I had a guy who does nothing but screw people over tell me when I was a kid never make enemies and that stuck with me forever
If you think all the mob does is screw people over, then you don’t know anything about the mob.
If you live your whole life not making any enemies you're doing something wrong. That's called being a doormat.
@@Joseph-C There's a difference between someone who is stepped on by other people and someone who knows how to make an ally out of an enemy.
People respect nothing but strength but have no respect for aggressive people. How do you show your strength off without having to fight? Use that strength to help your mark. As the man in this video said, do an amazing job to the point where that a person cannot imagine their lives without you. Make their lives convenient and you will be rewarded without having to ask for it.
@@assassinaria I learned that from a stripper who never said a word
@@DumbledoreMcCracken 😂 dead
Joe " even a moron a fool can say something that makes alot of sense"
Yes...even a broken clock is right twice a day....😬
Lol
stopped clock?
a lot*
Good saying! make sure you quote it.
I hope people get the reference 😂
"Never ask for money" - what a stupid advise, something a billionaire would say when he has to pay someone's wages.
"Thought of themselves as soldiers", that makes me think of things a little differently
gangs were created to help people survive. things change however when money n ego gets involved
This reminds me of that scene from Wreck it Ralph: you are bad guy, but that doesnt make you a Bad Guy.
"Stick with cleaning pools."
Probably really good advice at the time.
"On time is late" I've always hated that saying. On time is on time. Being early can sometimes be just as inconvenient to the other party as being late.
Thank you, being super early is annoying as hell to the other party
Exactly. Sounds good and catchy but it's bollocks. Just be there at th3 agreed time.
Mob mentality is thinking of what can go wrong etc in every situation.
All these lessons are is the ideal employee for a boomer.
Come on u can be 5 minutes early it's good to plan ahead.
Started listening to JRE 24, now im 31. The lessons, words of wisdom & stories from the guest ive listened to in the past 7 catapulted my life for the better and have made me such a more open minded person. Crazy from that guy i used to see on new radio as a kid
That’s all good advice other than “don’t ask for money”
In some situations it’s true but at the same time you should never work for free. I know several people who have worked for smaller construction companies or small farms for weeks or even months and didn’t get paid for it because stuff happens and the company just doesn’t have the money or something doesn’t work out.
Joey isamazing are these people you know drug addicts, felons, illegal aliens? No reason to pay any one of these three types of people. Feed them, house them, give them shelter, lock them in the basement until the next days work hahaha.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 no one geniunely loves the identity you put on
@@OLR1337 I don't see the point of your comment. Are you trying to have a heart to heart or do you think anything anybody says on the internet really has any value? It's all a shit show. I try to enjoy the show how about you? Do you think you are changing the world by making comments to other peoples comments on the internet or are you trying to say that nobody loves drug addicts, felons, and illegal aliens? What are you thoughts on rape, murder, pedophilia, abortion, suicide, and triple layered cake with banana cream filling and cherry and strawberry layered cake?
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 why do you care so much about illegal aliens
I think he means don't stick your bill for the job in their faces once it's done. Don't pester them with "so, uh, that would be 20 dollars Mr. Spaglioni" as if you think he's not going to pay you. That would be insulting.
It's a pool cleaning business, not a charity. That's already obvious. "Whaddaya think I'm stupid? You think I got you out here to work for free? You think I'm going to fucking direspect the guy who recommended you and sent you here by mugging you off? Huh?" It's not going to go down well.
These guys don't have a shortage of money. Just do the job, do it well, and you will be paid. When there's enough money floating around, the law of relationships takes over.
"It's all done Mr. Spaglioni"
"Nice job kid, here take this."
If you’re early you’re on time, if you’re on time you’re late and if you’re late you’re tucked.
This has to be the best Joe Rogan video
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I dont think I've even seen a Rogan podcast that I couldn't take something positive away from it. This guys awesome 👌
The advice from the bosses wife was the best advice he ever had.
The first 2 minutes is some of the best advice pretty much everyone should listen to and take on board! Gangsters give the best advice
Even a fool can sometimes say something that makes sense, Joe Rogan by definition
Karl Pilkinton 🙌
And still he isn't so stupid he wastes his time writing youtube comments.
DeuPKay like you?😂
@@zikebucan1785 wow you understood the joke...
Cleaning pools, painting houses etc... 🤫😉
Deep cleaning carpets... Not big deal..
Cleaning out red wine stains with peroxide from the carpet
Joe Rogan must have 100,000 friends with all his "I have a friend who...." anecdotes.
Can someone please start a petition to get Michael franzese on the podcast already
Hes done dozens of interviews n talk shows
@@santana9434 but I want to see him on the Joe Rogan experience
I have left numerous requests at Rogans website
That’s funny I just commented the same comment as you that would be sick
Full Circle with Cain Bradley why. he’s told his story thousands of times. Yawn
“never ask for money” lol
I lived with/worked for a "Hell's Angel" and, granted they're frowned upon, he taught me alot of crucial life lessons and was more of a father figure than that of my own. Such a fucked up society we live in. Carry onward though 🍻
"It's a good thing the mobs not around." Ok Joe. Sure they aren't.
0:46 it’s called “even a broken clock is right twice a day”
If you go to a prison and tell people that you are a rapist or child abuser, they'll consider you immoral.
“ Mobsters are really good guys.” Good grief. They are sociopaths.
True story Joe, as an auto mechanic for 42 yrs I have had many cars that temporarily stumped me in diagnosing the problems. While explaining the problems/symptoms with completely inexperienced shop helpers, they would say something that would trigger/provoke thoughts on something I may not have looked at or maybe I hadn't followed up on during my testing. Even complete morons do indeed serve a purpose and have something to offer !
1. on time is late
2. go the extra mile with extra chores
3. never ask for money
i too worked by those rules & when bossman heard through the grapevine i needed a small loan he sorted me out... respect
1:40 "Never ask for money, you'll get paid if you do a good job." I would strongly disagree with that one, especially in the corporate world.
Agreed. That is terrible advice.
this is advice for a 14 year old rakin leaves, he's talking about getting respect for entry level jobs, higher up the ladder it's dog eat dog no friends in business
& this has had a big impact in my life. Thank you for paying it forward, John. I promise to do the same.
"You got red hair this isn't for you" Imagine a Ginger Mobster... The Rage.
The captions at the intro tell me i’m watching the “Jurgen Experience” every time. 😆
lesson 1: get to work early
lesson 2: make yourself indispensable
lesson 3: you’ll get paid for good work
Take Michael Franzese as a guest.
Yes!!!!!
Being early, not being replaceable by adding more than expected, and never doing it for the money per se-best way to become an entrepreneur.
John Cena's mexican brother. John De sena
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@Bob I think it means I can't see him..
Those 3 lessons are the most important recipe for success in any job
The only type of pool job where you're going to be finding more body parts than leaves in the filter
Military life: Colonel wants us out front at 0730 for the meeting at 0800. Our shop is getting there at 0700. Showing up 30 minutes early to 30 minutes early.
"Good fellas", not "Good guys"
I wish more kids these days got lessons like that. I’m 31 now and my whole working life people have told me I work harder and do better then other people my age. Because my grandfather in Germany put me to work young and taught me how to get shit done and get respect from other hard working people.
Vegas wishes the mob was still in charge. They would have never closed down the casinos.
I’d rather my city run by it’s people rather than criminals. Doesn’t matter how much money they made, it’s dirty money. Choose morals over cash
@@christophercharles1937 morals? who decides your morals? crooked creeps in gov?
Old school life advice . . . very old school. Extreme props.
That’s like that little Amish boy I talked to at the store. He asked me why COVID hasn’t effected the Amish... I said I’m not sure. He said we don’t have cell phones.
@John Bryan ah yes. An exclamation point at the end of an unexplained thought. The trademark of anyone who think's they know what they're talking about.
probably because they are quarantined away from society.
durrrrrrr
If you’re cleaning me to clean the pool, then that pool will be spotless. But I’m not cleaning up your shed or washing windows. If you want me to do that, then ask me to do that and pay me extra.
Yep, I’m retired Army. If you are not 15 minutes early then you are late!
Hurry up and wait.
15 minutes early is on time. On time is late.
I love how Joe lets his quests speak and genuinely listens to understand.
I heard something the other day
Even a garbage can gets a steak every now and then
Then the garbage can behind our Outback Steakhouse is akin to a billionaire lottery winner.
Even a junkyard fridge catches a dumb kid every now and then.
John De Sena walmart version of John Cena
I think his name is Joe not John.
Kinda easy to confuse when you look at John Cena memes while Joe rattles on about Vitamin D.
She was like you can't afford this vajayjay stick to cleaning pools!!
i wonder how many make- a- wish kids have been disappointed when this guy shows up?
Lmfao
lmfaooooo
Lmaoooooooo yoooo
Fkn dead🤣🤣🤣
I listened to this podcast mowing the lawn this summer. Just seeing this now. This guy doesn’t look anything like I expected.
That's good advice for a youngster
Yeah honestly this made me think more
That’s why it’s so IMPORTANT THAT WE JUDGE ONE ANOTHER
When you google John Sena Google says: Showing results for John cena.... Even Google wanted Cena!
700 accounts????? That’s 1 million a year with repairs!!!!!!!
I had an under the table job before and one time I didn’t get paid. You’re goddamned right I asked for my money.
I love this story and I love the advice from the man about work ethic and the advice from one of the wives. All good.
“Cleaning pools”
red pools?
“A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer”- Bruce Lee
*lessons from a sage mobster*
¶ "If you're going to come at 8am,youre going to show up at 7:45am. On time is late"
¶ "if I'm paying you to clean up the pool, I want you straighten up (pretty much) everything else ahead of my command. But make it so that whenever I get home, I cannot live without you. You're irreplaceable as far as a service provide"
¶ "never ask for money, you'll get paid if you do a good job"
If you're struggling to see how bloody good this advice is (I'm sure not though since this guy articled the advice PERFECTLY!!)
Lets just a second to apply to something as simple yet fundamental to most as school.
The student who truly does the best is the one that
A. Is ahead of time and is willing to complete all the work that needs to be done before their deadline
B. Is willing to make some kind of sacrifices to study ahead and go beyond what is being taught in just today's lesson. This is the kind of person that study the first semester during summer breaking, using the upcoming year's syllabus to their advantage and getting ahead and making Succès actually much easier to achieve long term!
C. Is not entitled to receiving a good grade, but still achieves it because they put in such valuable and commendable work that it's very hard for their teachers or exam board to not reward them for their clear, undeniable success. If you well, the result will follow.
I'm just happy to see someone producing content about ENTERTAINMENT not black lies matter
Never seen that one. How about White Wives Hammered?
"Never ask for money"...Hello?
Has this guy ever worked construction for wealthy people from the city? That crowd comes up to the north country to a vacation home thats nicer than the house I live in and always want things done at the drop of a hat, and many are terrible about paying up. You damn sure I ask for my money when the job is done.
this doesn't work for a 'customer' but it does for an employer or foreman; and when they do fail to pay up karma will bite 'em in the ass
yea, i thought the same thing. Early in my career i would never ask for money. I learned the hard way that if you dont ask or start pushing you are gonna be stuck with the same pay. Now i hint at raises, more benefits, etc almost daily. I change jobs frequently too chasing those raises. If you dont, your employer is just going to take advantage of you these days.
@@timoneil1193 : Big time, all it used to take is showing up on time and putting in an honest day. Too many employers just take advantage of people like that, sometimes so they can hire family/friends or just be cheap. Used to be some good family owned businesses out there that went down the crapper in the last 20 years when the owner retired or died and the kids took over. Greed so thick you can slice it.
Same with doing more than youre paid for - it will then be expected, and not rewarded.
@@machinist7230 : Bingo! Its the main reason I dont make chips any longer, used to be a guy who could program and set up made good coin. Then it turned into "Yeah, after your done running those 4 machines I need you to sweep up and empty the chip bins, check the coolant levels and gimme a complete inventory on your tooling." Idiots.
Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then. The 15 minutes early is Lombardi time.
Holy crap never been this early
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Last time I was this early my old lady got pregnant. Once in the air and once in the hair is my new credo.
I wonder what that mobster thought of the scene in 'A Bronx Tale' where Calogero is getting scolded for saying that the working man is a sucker.
He “cleaned pools” for the mob. You know, with chlorine and stuff.
Hhhhhh, savage!
Later, he started painting houses
Be early. Be diligent. Be humble.
Good for an ideal worker
If you tell me you will pay me to clean the pool, and then when I show up you tell me to clean the whole yard and not ask for money, then your pool can stay dirty.
"it's good the Mob's not around anymore". Bwahahaha you're a funny guy Joe. 🍌
Interesting
Take some, leave some. If you're always 15 minutes early, it shows your dedication and respect so I agree. Doing more usually lands you opportunities more quickly, but not asking for money, that I don't agree. You can't get what you don't ask, and it applies to other areas (business opportunities, women, etc.). People I know that earns a good income stream are not shy about what they want and don't hesitate to back away when no bargain is possible. There is a fine line between patience and not recognizing your worth.
Wtf the mobster just taught him how to be a slave
"On time is late". Brilliant!
I should have done business with mobsters, because I’ve had to hound people and more for what I’m owed,
He’s absolutely right. On time is late.