Not yet bro!!! SHE ISNT READY! She needs to watch the one about lying to his mom on Acid and the one about his mother starting a fight first! Before we send her in the murky waters!
C'mon man, don't do her like this😂 She's not deep enough into the murky waters to survive that one. She's better off watching all his appearances on this show before that.
Please, please, please give us more Joey Diaz. The man has lived a life. One of the best story tellers ever. I would recommend lying to my mom on acid next
Joey is litteraly the best. His podcast, his comedy, his podcast appearances are all the best. He tells his life story on the honeydew podcast give it a listen. His stories are the realist
Joey is the realest comic alive, and I highly recommend more of his stand up and podcast clips. Joey has done it all. Crazy stories, lots of drugs, and even acting. He was the New Yorker on the train in Spiderman when Spidey saves everyone. Joey is the real deal.
I’m in my 30s and I went to catholic school since elementary. We didn’t get physical punishment cause that was banned years ago. But they did used to use pretty intense physical punishment for years. At least until the 70s, maybe even the 80s. Most cases I heard were getting slapped with the ruler on the back of the hands then standing in the corner for the rest of the lesson. but I’ve heard stories of other schools where they genuinely beat up kids. So glad that stuff ended before I got there. lol.
As a guy who was raised white evangelical and abused by my father, I completely identify with this. It's not just Catholics who are abusive. Religion can give people a lot of comfort, but it can also justify a lot of horrible, inhumane things. Listening to this makes me laugh, but I can't say it doesn't bring back memories. This isn't just "old school catholicism." It's modern evangelical Christianity in many ways. The more I hear stories like the Duggar Family, I know I'm not alone. They come off as just weird, awkward, conservative people on the outside, but on the inside, it's terrifying.
Uncle Joey is a mad man lol. He has so many funny stories from his life and childhood. There was even a guy that wrote a book on the Cuban mafia in the USA and Joey's mom was semi involved at a very low level, but Joey grew up around some big name people as a kid. The author of the book was on joe Rogan explaining how he had done all this research and then met Joey and talked about it with him and was shocked that Joey knew all the people and details and had been around them as a kid. just a wild life for sure. Worth checking out more of his videos
I went to Catholic School 1st-5th grades way back in the late 50s. I remember being on the wrong end of a yard stick a few times. Some of those times I just happened to be in the area where mischief was being done. I also remember another Nun that was a dead shot with an eraser. She never got the wrong kid. Now... I've watched the set. I never saw anything as viscous as described. I have waited outside the class with two others and stuff like that but not to be beaten to a pulp.
Joey Diaz's Mom Starts a Fight - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored.Joey Diaz - True Friendship at a Memorial Service - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored and Joey Diaz - Lying to Mom: At Home on Acid - This Is Not Happening I'll be here ready for you reactions.
One of the greatest stories he ever told. True too. He says he didn't even realize he had been crying while telling the story until he watched it back bc he had buried it so deep.
We all know that any Joey Diaz story without 1. A street name in New Jersey/ New York 2. Any reference to North Bergen, New Jersey 3. At least one middle aged man from the 80's that used to call Joey and his buddies "You C**ksuckers" is not a real Joey Diaz story.
i was born in 77 in mexican L. A. and socal mexican chatholism was exactly what it should be; i was treated excellently by all adults... the east coast was rough
Joey Diaz is THE best storyteller. Pretty much all his standup is just crazy stuff that happened to him in life. He was big into drugs and actually went to prison for kidnapping but found comedy and cleaned himself up. Uncle Joey is the best!
Back in the day there were $500 bills. I’m pretty sure their were also $1,000/ $5,000/$10,000 bills also, but are government got rid of everything above a $100 bill because people were starting to be able to counterfeit really well. Please keep watching Uncle Joey “Coco” Diaz. One of the best storytellers you will ever hear. He’s got a million of them! Please go down the rabbit hole and watch all that you can find. He’s lived a very interesting/eventful life. Stories that you wouldn’t believe! Things that will make you blush and things that will make your jaw drop. The other commentators will tell ya all the classic videos or clips to check out but I’m gonna give you these 2… Joey Diaz - Best Moments - Part 1 Joey Diaz - Best Moments Ever - Part 2 Both of them are put together by Joke WRLD here on TH-cam.
Lying to my mom on acid after this one. Continues the story and its such a heart wrenching story. Trust. Also wait on one legged woman. Until you get to know Joey better
Uncle Joey is one of the greatest story tellers in the world, because he has some of the most F'ed up stories that are all true.i can't wait for his book to come out
I grew up as ( I Believe) one of the very last generations of the 90s to get disiplined by a nuns, they used smacks to the back of the head to focus you or tap you on top of your head with their ring in a drop their hand ring side down on the top of your head, or if your were someone who figits while sitting still would smack you on the hands with a ruler, or give a good cracking noise on your desk if you were day dreaming with the yard stick that sounded like a whip crack.
my mom was born in the 50's and went to catholic school she said they beat their knuckles with rulers, I told her if she sent me I'd be in jail within a few days because I wouldn't stand for it.
Joey had such an interesting and painful life. One of the reasons you probably thought he was Italian besides his looks is probably due to the fact he was taken in by an Italian family after his mother died
I use to work as a supervisor at a major credit card company call center. Any time a address pulled up as new Jersey every agent muted the mic and said fuuuccckkk! Those calls took 3 times as long to resolve a simple issue and some point most of them had to say "ma'am if you can't keep this call on a professional level I'll have to hang up"
9:55 there was nothing better than getting out of CCD on a Saturday, going home, and throwing on Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island with some KFC honey bbq wings
The fact the introbis so high budget is that when the show was pitched they made it seem like each story would be animated/acted out. Not that it'd just be a stand up on stage. So when they got the money they had to use it hence the intense cinematic intros lol
I went to public schools but my siblings who were a decade older than me went to Catholic Schools until my mum had a falling out with the local Catholic School. My sister and her best friend were looking at flowers in the garden of the nunnery. They weren't picking them just looking they thought they looked pretty. Now thing was kids weren't allowed in the garden. A nun saw them and beat them with a paddle and made them sign the paddle. Well when my sister got home my mum could see she was distraught so she asked what was wrong and my sister told her what happened. Next day my mum went with my sister to school the school was only 5 minutes from our house. When she got there she asked the nun of what my sister said was true and the nun replied yes. So my mum asked to see the paddle that was used and the nun agreed and handed it to my mum who then proceeded to throw the nun over her own desk and beat her with the paddle in front of the class and as the cherry on top made her sign it. The father came down yelled my mum she couldn't do that to which my mother replied he better keep his mouth shut or his ass was getting a whooping next. She then told him she never gave permission for them to beat her kids and by the next Monday morning her kids will be enrolled in the public school.
The fact that he told about the closet, and the phone call about the kid dying of pneumonia... look up the residential schools in Canada and the corresponding catholic schools in the US... there's literally thousands, if not tens of thousands of first nations children that never went home. The ones that did... permanently scarred and traumatized. Same thing in Ireland, And it's still happening to this day
I did all 12 years in a private (Catholic) school, and yes the nuns were angry and could hit the students. In the years before high school both boys and girls were taught together, but they separated us in high school. So in 5th grade we all had to wear uniforms (1st grade through 8th grade, and dress shirts and ties in high school), and I wanted to know what the girls were wearing under their skirts. I must have telegraphed my thoughts, because as my hand reached down to lift up the girl's skit to see her bottom my head was yanked so hard backwards moving me away rapidly. The girl turned instantly hearing my screams of pain from the nun who monitored the play ground. I got two licks of a paddle, and had to apologize to the girl even tho she didn't know what had occurred.
He has an older daughter in her 30's who he doesn't speak to, but he had another daughter when he was around 50. Please, I implore you to watch the rest of his appearances on this show cause they're all insane, hilarious and just entertaining as hell! He's lived a crazy life, which he's very open about and unless you watched his old podcast on a regular basis or his life series on Ryan Sickler's Honeydew podcast, this is where you'll find the most expansive take on his life. He's definitely an "acquired taste", but if you understand and appreciate dark humor and dirty comedy, he's one of the best to ever do it.
9:30 Wow, that's a blast from the past...Those dipped cones were so amazing, that shell crunch on the soft ice cream, so damn good...I also would always get one of their ice cream cakes for my birthday...thanks for the throwback!
My mom born in the 50s was put in a Catholic orphanage by her parents, with her little sister. She was there between 5 and 10 years old. All the little girls without parents had an ugly square haircut. At night, the nuns would come to pick up little girls from the dormitory, bring them in the bathrooms and you would hear them screaming. Sometimes the nuns would bring them in their bedrooms. My mom and her sister were the rare ones to never been beaten and had long hair. But they were psychology abused, like forced to eat big plates of food they specifically didn't like. My mom starting eating the skin of off her lips from stress, and they would put a band-aid on her mouth to humiliate her and stop her from doing it. Over here in Canada, the Christian (both Catholic and Protestant) pensionary for First Nations closed in the 80s, and there were still horrors going on. There's a lot of them buried in mass graves under the buildings.
My dad went to catholic school in the 50’s and 60’s and he was forced to write with his eighth and (he is left handed) and if he didn’t the nun would smack his left hand with a ruler on the knuckles.
@@brittreacts it really is, I am a devout Christian but the Catholic Church scares me. When my son was born (mother is catholic) we got him baptized etc. HOWEVER, I was not allowed to take the holy communion because I was not baptized catholic. That really angered me and made me think real hard about how silly that was. I was baptized Methodist and we are all Gods children yet I was denied the holy communion. Still kinda makes me mad.
My Mom, who was left handed, went to one and she told us that the nuns would make her write with the right hand. If they saw her use her left hand they would smack her with a ruler. It got to the point were they would strap her left hand to her side so she wouldn't write with it.
Joey used to tour with a incredibly funny guy by the name Ralphie Meay😮 who. You need to watch some of his videos. He 🎉pushed the limits of what people would agree that was funny. Just like all great comedians do.
yes 100%, catholic schools back in the 70's were insane, but as parents started entering the 80's and 90's they quickly pulled their kids out of that environment
Ayyy, one step closer to Joey Diaz-One Legged Woman! 😂
I don't know if she's ready for the Pina Colada. lol
Not yet bro!!! SHE ISNT READY! She needs to watch the one about lying to his mom on Acid and the one about his mother starting a fight first! Before we send her in the murky waters!
@@nikola7802 true!
C'mon man, don't do her like this😂 She's not deep enough into the murky waters to survive that one. She's better off watching all his appearances on this show before that.
No, Britt is absolutely ready for one-legged woman! And she’s also ready for Patrice Oneal’s The Nasty Show.
You gotta do more Joey Diaz. He is an incredible story teller! True Friendship at a Memorial Service is my favorite
Absolutely
Watch lying to mom first to avoid spoilers in later stories
Yes! That True Friendship story is the best!
Please, please, please give us more Joey Diaz. The man has lived a life. One of the best story tellers ever. I would recommend lying to my mom on acid next
bro yes that story.. shit is unreal. is whole life is actually a movie
I will keep it in mind, thanks!
@@brittreacts”True Friendship at a Memorial Service”
Nobody can tell a story the way Joey does!
joey is a force of nature
Thanks for reacting to this one! This is a great video, not enough reactors have watched it.
Joey Diaz - Mom starts a fight or hi storie about Lying to his mom on Acid are my favorite stories from him! You gotta check them out 1000%
Love that you are back reacting to Joey Diaz! His book about his life stories is coming out on May 3rd i believe. Its gonna be Tremendous!
Just don't bring the Susquehanna weed or ranch dressing!
😂😂 He dropped so many F bombs the word has no sting left in it 😂😂
It’s definitely a sad story ❤
It's pretty typical for people from New York and Jersey to throw in an F-bomb every few words😂
Joey is litteraly the best. His podcast, his comedy, his podcast appearances are all the best. He tells his life story on the honeydew podcast give it a listen. His stories are the realist
True friendship is another great story!
Uncle Joey Diaz is the realest !! even funnier off stage imo
he is so funny!
FYI - A Hyacinth is a type of flower. You are so beautiful Ms. Britt
Joey is the realest comic alive, and I highly recommend more of his stand up and podcast clips. Joey has done it all. Crazy stories, lots of drugs, and even acting. He was the New Yorker on the train in Spiderman when Spidey saves everyone. Joey is the real deal.
Also, you said he looks like a Soprano, which funny enough he was in the new reboot for it. And he's a Jersey guy, fyi
All his stories are legendary
I’m in my 30s and I went to catholic school since elementary. We didn’t get physical punishment cause that was banned years ago. But they did used to use pretty intense physical punishment for years. At least until the 70s, maybe even the 80s. Most cases I heard were getting slapped with the ruler on the back of the hands then standing in the corner for the rest of the lesson. but I’ve heard stories of other schools where they genuinely beat up kids. So glad that stuff ended before I got there. lol.
As a guy who was raised white evangelical and abused by my father, I completely identify with this. It's not just Catholics who are abusive. Religion can give people a lot of comfort, but it can also justify a lot of horrible, inhumane things. Listening to this makes me laugh, but I can't say it doesn't bring back memories. This isn't just "old school catholicism." It's modern evangelical Christianity in many ways. The more I hear stories like the Duggar Family, I know I'm not alone. They come off as just weird, awkward, conservative people on the outside, but on the inside, it's terrifying.
Uncle Joey is a mad man lol. He has so many funny stories from his life and childhood. There was even a guy that wrote a book on the Cuban mafia in the USA and Joey's mom was semi involved at a very low level, but Joey grew up around some big name people as a kid. The author of the book was on joe Rogan explaining how he had done all this research and then met Joey and talked about it with him and was shocked that Joey knew all the people and details and had been around them as a kid. just a wild life for sure. Worth checking out more of his videos
I went to Catholic School 1st-5th grades way back in the late 50s.
I remember being on the wrong end of a yard stick a few times. Some of those times I just happened to be in the area where mischief was being done.
I also remember another Nun that was a dead shot with an eraser. She never got the wrong kid.
Now... I've watched the set.
I never saw anything as viscous as described.
I have waited outside the class with two others and stuff like that but not to be beaten to a pulp.
Joey Diaz - One Legged Woman, I highly suggest. It's a heartwarming love story that you'll enjoy.
I will keep it in mind, thanks!
@@brittreacts I forgot to mention that Joey Diaz tells the One Legged Woman story on Tom Segura's and his wife's podcast.
Joey Diaz's Mom Starts a Fight - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored.Joey Diaz - True Friendship at a Memorial Service - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored and Joey Diaz - Lying to Mom: At Home on Acid - This Is Not Happening I'll be here ready for you reactions.
One of the greatest stories he ever told. True too. He says he didn't even realize he had been crying while telling the story until he watched it back bc he had buried it so deep.
Looks like we're gonna keep rolling with Joey, idc what video it is of his, I'll be here lol
Go deeper down the Joey Diaz rabbit holes. Blue Cheese with wings, 1 legged woman. Both great clips
We all know that any Joey Diaz story without
1. A street name in New Jersey/ New York
2. Any reference to North Bergen, New Jersey
3. At least one middle aged man from the 80's that used to call Joey and his buddies "You C**ksuckers" is not a real Joey Diaz story.
I am so happy you got to this one
Patrice O'neal said perfect comedy is half the audience laughing hysterically, and the other half is horrified.
Joey Diaz never disappoints. Glad you're reacting to more of him. And also, I caught your Matilda reference in the middle of the reaction
thank you! glad you enjoyed the video!
i was born in 77 in mexican L. A. and socal mexican chatholism was exactly what it should be; i was treated excellently by all adults... the east coast was rough
Joey Diaz is THE best storyteller. Pretty much all his standup is just crazy stuff that happened to him in life. He was big into drugs and actually went to prison for kidnapping but found comedy and cleaned himself up. Uncle Joey is the best!
Back in the day there were $500 bills. I’m pretty sure their were also $1,000/ $5,000/$10,000 bills also, but are government got rid of everything above a $100 bill because people were starting to be able to counterfeit really well.
Please keep watching Uncle Joey “Coco” Diaz. One of the best storytellers you will ever hear. He’s got a million of them! Please go down the rabbit hole and watch all that you can find. He’s lived a very interesting/eventful life. Stories that you wouldn’t believe! Things that will make you blush and things that will make your jaw drop.
The other commentators will tell ya all the classic videos or clips to check out but I’m gonna give you these 2…
Joey Diaz - Best Moments - Part 1
Joey Diaz - Best Moments Ever - Part 2
Both of them are put together by Joke WRLD here on TH-cam.
That's the way it was growing up in the 70's
His daughter is 10 now btw!
Oh, hell yeah. Joey Diaz is a savage. Make sure to check out some Joey Karate.
Probably the the greatest story telling comedian alive right now, because his whole life has been crazy, trust me you've barely scratched the surface
I will keep that in mind ,thanks!
More Joey is a must best ny stories
I will keep it in mind ,thanks!
Lying to my mom on acid after this one. Continues the story and its such a heart wrenching story. Trust. Also wait on one legged woman. Until you get to know Joey better
I believe Joey was in sopranos or at least the spin off or movie that came out 1-2 years ago. He has his book coming out next week
Uncle Joey is one of the greatest story tellers in the world, because he has some of the most F'ed up stories that are all true.i can't wait for his book to come out
that is so cool that he is writing a book!
I'M STILL WAITING FOR YOU TO WATCH ROY WOOD JR'S GOLDEN CORAL SAVED MY LIFE!!!
Joey Diaz is one of a kind.
he is so funny!
I grew up as ( I Believe) one of the very last generations of the 90s to get disiplined by a nuns, they used smacks to the back of the head to focus you or tap you on top of your head with their ring in a drop their hand ring side down on the top of your head, or if your were someone who figits while sitting still would smack you on the hands with a ruler, or give a good cracking noise on your desk if you were day dreaming with the yard stick that sounded like a whip crack.
legit not only my favorite comedy but my favorite person he doesn’t gaf he’s old school like no other the man the myth
Joey diaz has played a character in the Sopranos movie The Many Saints Of Newark. He played the character Buddha
my mom was born in the 50's and went to catholic school she said they beat their knuckles with rulers, I told her if she sent me I'd be in jail within a few days because I wouldn't stand for it.
Joey is best in a one on one conversation telling stories about his cray life.
Joey is the funniest man alive as long as he’s not doing stand up.
Joey had such an interesting and painful life. One of the reasons you probably thought he was Italian besides his looks is probably due to the fact he was taken in by an Italian family after his mother died
I'm sorry to hear about his mom! that is so sad
@@brittreactshe was sixteen at the time. He said that her arm was purple.
I use to work as a supervisor at a major credit card company call center. Any time a address pulled up as new Jersey every agent muted the mic and said fuuuccckkk! Those calls took 3 times as long to resolve a simple issue and some point most of them had to say "ma'am if you can't keep this call on a professional level I'll have to hang up"
9:55 there was nothing better than getting out of CCD on a Saturday, going home, and throwing on Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island with some KFC honey bbq wings
Such an awesome story teller! I knew some guys in Chicago like him!! But with the Chicago accent!!😂
This show was filmed years ago. And joey was in some episodes of sopranos I think. Cheers
that is so cool!
Uncle Joey is great. Please look into Ali Saddiq - Mexicans got on boots. One of the greatest bits ever on this program.
The fact the introbis so high budget is that when the show was pitched they made it seem like each story would be animated/acted out. Not that it'd just be a stand up on stage. So when they got the money they had to use it hence the intense cinematic intros lol
You are so beautiful, not just physically. This world is blessed to have you.
I went to public schools but my siblings who were a decade older than me went to Catholic Schools until my mum had a falling out with the local Catholic School.
My sister and her best friend were looking at flowers in the garden of the nunnery. They weren't picking them just looking they thought they looked pretty. Now thing was kids weren't allowed in the garden. A nun saw them and beat them with a paddle and made them sign the paddle.
Well when my sister got home my mum could see she was distraught so she asked what was wrong and my sister told her what happened. Next day my mum went with my sister to school the school was only 5 minutes from our house. When she got there she asked the nun of what my sister said was true and the nun replied yes. So my mum asked to see the paddle that was used and the nun agreed and handed it to my mum who then proceeded to throw the nun over her own desk and beat her with the paddle in front of the class and as the cherry on top made her sign it.
The father came down yelled my mum she couldn't do that to which my mother replied he better keep his mouth shut or his ass was getting a whooping next. She then told him she never gave permission for them to beat her kids and by the next Monday morning her kids will be enrolled in the public school.
I thought I knew of comedians with "no filter". Then I listened to a "best of Joey Diaz". Holy shit.
haha
The fact that he told about the closet, and the phone call about the kid dying of pneumonia... look up the residential schools in Canada and the corresponding catholic schools in the US... there's literally thousands, if not tens of thousands of first nations children that never went home. The ones that did... permanently scarred and traumatized. Same thing in Ireland, And it's still happening to this day
Sister Hyacinth does have Ms. Trunchbull vibes!😂
yes haha!!
Oh my god your face during the opening 😂😂 you were like what in the world am I watching
Joey is the GOAT
I did all 12 years in a private (Catholic) school, and yes the nuns were angry and could hit the students. In the years before high school both boys and girls were taught together, but they separated us in high school. So in 5th grade we all had to wear uniforms (1st grade through 8th grade, and dress shirts and ties in high school), and I wanted to know what the girls were wearing under their skirts. I must have telegraphed my thoughts, because as my hand reached down to lift up the girl's skit to see her bottom my head was yanked so hard backwards moving me away rapidly. The girl turned instantly hearing my screams of pain from the nun who monitored the play ground. I got two licks of a paddle, and had to apologize to the girl even tho she didn't know what had occurred.
My Mom went to catholic school. Yes it's true she use to tell me stories, hitting her knuckles with the ruler , etc...
Joey portrayed Buddha Bonpensiero in The Sopranos prequel film The Many Saints of Newark.
It’s true life and people can find humour in the darkest of places. It helps sometimes.
it can help for sure
The church of what's happening now is Joy's podcast trust me it's great the guy is really one of a kind
He has an older daughter in her 30's who he doesn't speak to, but he had another daughter when he was around 50. Please, I implore you to watch the rest of his appearances on this show cause they're all insane, hilarious and just entertaining as hell!
He's lived a crazy life, which he's very open about and unless you watched his old podcast on a regular basis or his life series on Ryan Sickler's Honeydew podcast, this is where you'll find the most expansive take on his life.
He's definitely an "acquired taste", but if you understand and appreciate dark humor and dirty comedy, he's one of the best to ever do it.
Oh u dont even know what stories uncle joey lived through. Just unbelievable! He is the best
haha he is really funny!
@@brittreacts yeah, definitly haha! I like your videos! Keep up the good work :)
9:30 Wow, that's a blast from the past...Those dipped cones were so amazing, that shell crunch on the soft ice cream, so damn good...I also would always get one of their ice cream cakes for my birthday...thanks for the throwback!
Brown Bonnet dipped in chocolate. I'm 58 and still get an Ice Cream cake for my birthday.
My mom born in the 50s was put in a Catholic orphanage by her parents, with her little sister. She was there between 5 and 10 years old. All the little girls without parents had an ugly square haircut. At night, the nuns would come to pick up little girls from the dormitory, bring them in the bathrooms and you would hear them screaming. Sometimes the nuns would bring them in their bedrooms.
My mom and her sister were the rare ones to never been beaten and had long hair. But they were psychology abused, like forced to eat big plates of food they specifically didn't like. My mom starting eating the skin of off her lips from stress, and they would put a band-aid on her mouth to humiliate her and stop her from doing it.
Over here in Canada, the Christian (both Catholic and Protestant) pensionary for First Nations closed in the 80s, and there were still horrors going on. There's a lot of them buried in mass graves under the buildings.
Very true..... I was born lefty, but I'm right handed!
Vicious!
some of the most genuine story telling ever, his lying story is nuts
OMGosh! When you compared her to Trunchbull I lost it. No one in my circle gets any Matilda references!
Thats the art of comedy. Taking a horrible situation, and making light of it
Thats why joey is the funniest man in the world
he is great!
You need to watch the story about his mom it would bring you to tears. It's a awesome story..
Yeah, please do more Joey Diaz, definitely the best story telling comedian. Great reaction!
thank you! glad you enjoyed it!
@@brittreacts Always do! 👍
More Joey Diaz videos! :)
More Joey!!!
Great story telling
truly
My dad went to catholic school in the 50’s and 60’s and he was forced to write with his eighth and (he is left handed) and if he didn’t the nun would smack his left hand with a ruler on the knuckles.
that is awful!
@@brittreacts it really is, I am a devout Christian but the Catholic Church scares me. When my son was born (mother is catholic) we got him baptized etc. HOWEVER, I was not allowed to take the holy communion because I was not baptized catholic. That really angered me and made me think real hard about how silly that was. I was baptized Methodist and we are all Gods children yet I was denied the holy communion. Still kinda makes me mad.
I'm now imagining a dad with eight hands.
corporal punishment is still legal in a lot of states in the us!
Welcome to uncle Joey ❤❤❤❤❤
haha thank you!
Yes it's true
he was in sopranos lol
Joey played a lot in mobster movies a fun fact Joey was a real mobster in New York city
that is so interesting!
My Mom, who was left handed, went to one and she told us that the nuns would make her write with the right hand. If they saw her use her left hand they would smack her with a ruler. It got to the point were they would strap her left hand to her side so she wouldn't write with it.
Joey used to tour with a incredibly funny guy by the name Ralphie Meay😮 who. You need to watch some of his videos. He 🎉pushed the limits of what people would agree that was funny. Just like all great comedians do.
My mom went to catholic school. Joeys pretty spot on with the nuns.
uncle Joey coco Diaz legend story teller
"It was a controlled beating" 🤣🤣 same Joey. I'm 25 mom always did the ass whoopins.
You can get so much content from Joey Diaz stories lol
I don't think they cared if he liked milk. They probably cared that he didn't do what he was told.
probably
Yum yum milk 🥛
Friendship at a memorial service.
He has some wild stories a wild life and a new book coming out Joey goes deep deep by Dr. Dre on a Tuesday
yes 100%, catholic schools back in the 70's were insane, but as parents started entering the 80's and 90's they quickly pulled their kids out of that environment
He’s got more of those this is not happening segments
Aww Carvel....oh how I miss you.
Weirdly enough I only get notified with about 3 uploads so any more must be lost or limited.
If you wanna hear an even crazier story from that guy then I highly recommend that you watch “LYING TO MY MOM ON ACID!” Craaaaazy ass story
I will keep it in mind, thanks!
This is 100% real. I also went to school in mexico, and the sisters are just cruel to this day. I don't go to church or anything religious