Comments by "The Asian Jaywalker" (@theasianjaywalker4455) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

I don't know if I'd like the 80s era Vegas comedy scene but there was a time and place for every era too. I'm also convinced Barry and those old-school joke-tellers are actually about to come full circle. I sense a certain crowd doesn't love these 'personal life observational' comedians as much anymore and there is a renewed love of 'Joke Tellers'.
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Too bad you effed up your lives and the lives of loved one, of society for 7 years. You really did a lot of damage and I hope you realize that you hurt people and society for 7 years. I admire people who didn't abuse drugs. ever. they are the best people in our society worthy of the most respect and applause.
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@Jamiegirl79 What a dishonest reply. You didn't read me telling you any such thing. What I will tell you is that the most righteous people are the ones who did NOT shlt up lives for 7 years. Seven years you did that bad weak low selfish stuff. Nobody is perfect but the best special people in our society are the ones who did NOT do any drug abuse. Now you know and I'm not a fellow cvnty woman so don't bother having a 'personal cnty hurt their feelings' face off with me. I'm happy you stopped ruining lives, but, The better more respected more appauded ones are the ones who didn't do the first place.
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@ChristineKikiMac no but lauding respect and a holy status on criminals because they have stopped ruining peoples for a while is unhealthy. Save your admiration for the ones who have been sober for their entire lives
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There is a strange consequence to freedoms. Overseas, I have to explain this to a lot of bewildered people who can't quite understand why the USA would "allow" people to walk around drugged on streets like that. Well the first answer is that there is no "allow them" in this. In the US, in that city we see here, it is their right. Nobody can "allow" US citizens to walk around in public. And that is a very strange thing to say in a communist China or really a lot of countries. Of course, in many countries that may be their general rule too but they'd just keep arresting the people for things like 'loitering' and 'jaywalking' and eventually catch them with illicit drugs on them and basically use those laws to remove them and force them into various hospitals, jails or to simply make sure they only do that inside their homes.
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Around 5:00 they discuss something I've seen enough of to confirm: vast majority, the strong rule, few exceptions, whenever you see a successful entertainer, magic, comedy, singing, puppets, whatever it is - they worked relentlessly to get and stay there. They put in the '10,000 hours' they did the dedicated practice. They did not just happen to be 'blessed with great dancing feet' but spent and still spend 12 hours a day dedicated to dance moves. They weren't not just somehow lucky to be a wizard with a guitar but put in uncountable time and work and practice. Gladwell's Outliers are very very real and the constant rule. Yes, the ODD rare event aka 'The exception that proves the rule' streaks through now and then. One-hit wonders occur (actually most of those also took tremendous time and practice) but the rare 'fluke viral sensation' can zoom around too but please do NOT believe that is how it works as an otherwise very strict rule. I saw a magician do that simple 'appearing cane' thing but the way he did it look REALLY GOOD. Even if you know its a cheap expanding prop it STILL looked effing amazing how he did it. I realized he did it 1000 times, the guy who'd go find the lighting, perfectly pick exact angles, redo practice dozens of times until, on THAT specific night in exactly that specific stage with those specific lights he had perfection. and that was just the opening 5 seconds of his act!! 5 flawless excellent seconds.
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There is some very crunchy food for thought in this. I hope more people will sit down and think through a lot of what's said here. It's 'dense' with points so people want to really hunker down for this. Really, almost everything said needs to be talked about and thought through.
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It's difficult to follow someone who is in a perpetual state of saying all-truthy yes-nos and 'we CAN...' in some sense it's theoretically possible and "hey words say stuff so there we have it" and using the words 'Solutions' and 'help solutions CAN help solve help solutions" and every objective question makes him sort of have a mini-stroke like he's being unfairly held into a corner.
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I love Utah, Salt Lake City (a car is mandatory) and Mormon are some of the nicest people in the world even if they don't realize the severe damage and division they caused but I'm going to say something. Fair warning: once you hear this for the first time you won't be able to unhear it: Mormonism is the Christian version of Islam. Joseph Smith is 'Muhammad'. The Book of Mormon is the 'Koran'. The more you think about it the more impossible it becomes to deny and soon you can only understand that it's very obvious.
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ya but they saw 'One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest' (50+, the age of most civil servants aka Leaders) and the younger ones totally agree because mental asylums.. i mean the are the youth's version of 'hell' in any video game. So, that option was removed.
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I find it all annoying, this kind of social circle I mean, not the natural beauty. but it's worth letting people know this really is California too. Indeed, most of California is rural and what we see here. Of course, we all tend to think 'Southern California' and the famous (infamous) big cities.
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@timmyturner013 and to repay society for the 7 years of shlt she did to everyone around her and society.
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@ChristineKikiMac That's a great 'everything-is-nothing' but with a Karen attitude but how about we don't live in a world where wrong is right and good is evil and hey, there is no truth but whatever I feel mine is but its not true for another. Instead, how about we don't let you or anyone go around giving higher social status, more respect and attribute some 'holiness' to people who did some bad things and then stopped doing bad terrible things? You actually do this. Here's an example, I'm your neighbor who blasted obnoxious music and parked in front of your driveway for years and years. I haven't done that for 3 years now. Now youre "hey everything is different and the same" unjust worldview changed didn't it? I'm not supposed to be doing those things. Now, you can be glad I did stop wrecking the neighborhood, stealing your peace and making life unbearable at times BUT you will have more respect and admiration for the opposite side neighbor who doesn't do those things and never did those things. So you should. The 'never did burnouts on your sidewalk' neighbor is the real hero, the most admired, the neighbor we respect the most. Not the one who 'hasn't done it for 3 years after Bylaw warned him'.
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@bodyfitt67 lol
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@ChristineKikiMac one reason you get hysterical is trying to have contradicting truths and trying to reconcile them. Something can be wrong but also valid. You insist there are many truths and thats the truth. You say we all make our own rules and say it as if that is the strict rule. Your opinions are invalidated by themselves and your beliefs are perversions. Try and recover and get sober minded asap.
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@5thethriller because you think these people are holy and you attribute some specialness to them.
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@Annilee79 I'm aware of the weakness it takes to become "addicted" and I reject your claim that these people are so powerful, so strong, they must have some superior willpower little weaklings like me and those who don't succumb to drugs cannot understand. I'm aware that people who stay sober are the powerful ones. They are the 'Willpower Warriors' of our society. Right? not that ones who can't stop doing it and struggle to stop and then do it again as soon as possible. The order goes like this: The most powerful, strong, most admired, hardest and best strugglers: Those who never had any drugs or alcohol addictions: 2nd place: Those who did but then quit and don't do it anymore last place: The weakest, least willpower, least hard working: Those who do alcohol and drug addiction to get by.
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regarding around 7:00 and Peter Santenello's channel was a little part of me making a channel, sorta. I recognized Peter as being very much like me in some ways and naturally I was subscribed. The thing is, I really did see Peter make 100 long-form videos for 2 years for free and I know they were good because he legit liked this, he's just himself wanting to know, he has to be a wanderer and curious and find out what's really going on. You can't fake that (not often). IF he ever makes money its a 'side-effect' and repays a tremendous grind. I'm still stunned at how many hours I put into my crappy little homemade walkabout phone grab videos! His videos require remarkable organization, concentration and time! As the hustler points out - nobody tells the 15 year olds this part. Nobody tells them you need to work for free (actually, pay into it) for years of grinding and work and MAYBE you'll get a viral video or monetized channel. I have 100 teenage girls who are convinced they make a few videos dancing around and youtube and tiktok will be their new lucrative career. They are sure if I have a video with 3000 views (which stuns me quite frankly) but they believe I made $3000 USD from that video for some reason lol. On the upside, I like and admire the youth for trying to get creative, trying to think of ways to vlog something unique or different or show and explain some corner of their world. It's just that they need to know that cannot replace a job, work, I mean like actual work-work jobs and climbing the ladder and wages and so on.
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this one hits home because, for much of my life, I lived near '0 ave' which is the Western US/Canada border. People abroad think I'm joking but I might be at a neighbours house and you don't know that the house across the street is actually the USA. 'across the street' is literally 8 foot steps. As in the American neighbor and Canadian neighbour speak (not yell) just speak to each other from their driveway. Growing up, 'border runner' is silly stuff like the nearest gas station was the US side so we illegally drove across at 2am to get gas. If you get the meaning, it's really just comical. cars with US plates might pull aside and ask for directions then realize they somehow are in Canada and we'd laugh and try and get them back over. they took a wrong left somewhere. now? masses of international crime aholes, Indians, Somalians, mainland Chinese whatever just use this as a shortcut or some way to game the system and get their stuff. The original laws weren't intended around the idea of 50000 3rd worlders using airports and student visas schemes to exploit loopholes and legalities. So, in some ways this is all just disappointing. I feel for the 'old stock' American and Canadian people who were never about this kind of thing.
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