Joe Rogan: "America Has A Problem With Drunk Driving"
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Chris Williamson is a podcaster, RUclipsr, and club promoter. He's the host of the "Modern Wisdom" podcast
Clip taken from JRE #2104 w/ Chris Williamson
Host: Joe Rogan
Guest: Chris Williamson
Producer: Jamie Vernon
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Having one beer while driving is arguably safer than driving after that one beer 😂
You gotta take out the “arguably”
I meannnnnn I can’t say no lol
And if that’s safer just imagine how much safer it is to have two beers while driving, that’s like double the safety
@@FIatts this guy gets it 👍
Word; as long as you stop driving within the hour?😉
I wrote off my truck and nearly killed myself while drunk. Changed my life drastically. Every time I think of it I’m so fucking thankful I never hurt anyone other than myself. Never again.
I hear you! Guilty here, stopped immediately. Life is like a flash of the eyes, we have to cherish it and take responsibility!
Always love a sob story.
You were young and dumb. All good.
Good man. Fucked up but changed his way because he recognized his mistake
Same, woke up wedged between some poor guy's house and garage in 2017. Will never drink again.
“America has a problem with drunk driving”
Joe Rogan’s thumbnail: 😄😁😂
Haha I was gonna comment on the same thing. What a bizarre choice.
when I was in High School in 80s, we had shotgun racks in our trucks and literally could pull on to the lot w a shotgun on the rack, but had to lock it up during school, not to mention, I had beer in my vehicle from 11th grade on and would smash a beer after school waiting on buses to leave the lots first.. 1988, those were the days..no school shootings, freedoms
what an od thing to lie about.
To me this sounds almost hedonistic
@@joannesnoroy4371 Coming from a tiny tumbleweed town of less than 1000, I can confirm this is not a lie. Maybe in the city, that wouldn’t fly, but out in the country that was the norm.
@@Mark38279 While I understand that small towns can have their own norms, but I still find it odd to keep spinning this yarn. Even in the tiniest of towns, honesty isn't a foreign concept. But hey, if fabrications are the currency where you're from, I guess I'm just out of pocket
@@joannesnoroy4371I went to HS in the late 90s. Drinking booze, and smoking things were a daily occurrence, while we waited for the buses to leave. Oh, and EVERY truck had a gun in it. We got days off school to hunt. This was and IS completely normal. Why would ANY of that be something someone would lie about? Just because your sheltered life makes it seem “odd”…doesn’t mean it’s not a frequent occurrence. You probably were shocked to find out those 3 dudes in Kansas City died from ODs, too? “They weren’t drug addicts”🙄.
It is weird that you can’t have a beer while you drive but you can work a 16 hour shift and drive exhausted
Kinda hard to police people being exhausted lol
Not the same at all
@@wyndy1879bruh driving tired is 1000/x worse than driving drunk. I’m not telling u what I have read either I’m telling u from experience
@@wyndy1879its definitely worse than driving buzzed. Much, much worse
@staytruestaytrill660 if you have been awake for 24hrs you have the same impairment as .05 blood alcohol, so yeah it's bad but not as bad
Since 12/2019, the gov't raised the legal age for tobacco to 21
military enlistment gotta go to 21, its getting ridiculous.
Because we, the people, allow them to do this to us.
It's cause the gov't cares for our health and safety
@@anotherhairlessapewithanop7455thats funny
@@ADDAmericanyou act like the government literally never makes a good decision, raising the smoking is a bad thing?
My uncle was driving himself and younger sister to school when they were teenagers, they got into an accident that killed her. From what I understand he was one of the most well liked people in his school, but after that day he was never the same and he’s now an old, bitter, abusive, angry man who nearly died of liver failure from alcoholism. That event changed the entire course of his life, that was the first thing I thought about when Joe talked about his classmate.
I'm so grateful for the parents I had. Miss you mum and dad.
Legal smoking age is 21 now
Has been for several years now
Not for smoking pole…
Its absolutely insane.
No its not, i bought cigs at 18
Your point?
Only hug I got on Valentines day was a drunk driver smacking my car while I was stopped waiting in a turn lane.
I wrapped my car around a pole while drunk. Somehow walked away without a dui, hurting someone, or having any severe injury. Still continued to do it. I recently almost died by falling down escalators drunk and getting knocked out on my way down. I’m currently trying to get sober, I’m on day 7. Wish me luck.
You got his, my Dad has been in NA and AA for decades now and his life has grown 10fold in blessings since, you got this. Just find a program or meetings. One day at a time!!
You have what it takes to get free 🙏🏼
Quitter!
You got this
When you hit day 10 we'll have a beer to celebrate.
As a cyclist who rides in the street, I’ve seen a huge shift. It used to be that not too many drunk drivers were out in the daytime. That’s still mostly true, but distracted driving from texters is far more prevalent. I’m far more likely to be killed by a texter than a chemically impaired driver.
One of my favorite things I've ever seen was out in the country. I'm passing a guy at a stop sign, see him just exit his truck in the middle of the road at the sign and go to the bed. Dude gets out two beers from a cooler he has bungeed to the truck, then gets back up front and goes on his way. I busted a gut laughing, man was a legend.
Just go to any bar on any weekend and there are 50 cars out front 😂 ain’t none of em leaving their cars there.
We used to drink and drive almost every day, back in the mid 70's. Everyone I knew kept a big cooler of ice and beer in the back seat. Get pulled over and the cop would chew you out, and make you dump them out. lol I drove drunk hundreds of times and never had a DUI. I'm 63, and I still drink beer, but I stay home. I have come this far , so I don't want to blow it now. lol You can't do anything anymore.
Are you trying to make an argument that we should be allowed to drive drunk?
Yep. I'm a proud member of the DAMM Organization. (Drunks Against Mad Mothers).@@saucemaster2
@@saucemaster2 You should absolutely be allowed to drive drunk. People should do whatever they want.
@nickbarcheck1019 It's this old weak generation of drunk losers that got America in the shit we are today. Y'all may have been some half decent workers but when it came to upholding good moral values, Y'all shit the bed. The penalty for drunk driving should be more severe than it even currently is because it is a 100% voluntary action that endangers everybody.
@@nickbarcheck1019as above so below
I used to rip a deuce deuce on my 60 mile ride home after my 2nd job. Pretty sure I'm still going to heaven.
My dad JUST survived a drunk driver flipping him over off road last night. This has definitely been a problem far too long
I just looked at the thumbnail and thought if someone lost a loved one to drunk driving not a good look.
I seen people completely destroy their lives from alcohol
@@mrlukenukem88 Alcohol enhances life. Quit being so negative.
@@nickbarcheck1019 Ok. I am positively sure you are an alcoholic. I hope you get the help you need.
Alcohol certainly has a dangerously pernicious affect on decision making…really sneaks up casual drinker.
Joe, your explanation of how an adolescent grows up shapes the choices and behavior he/she makes is absolutely spot on. This is the argument I bring up with gun control. There is absolutely no one pushing legislation to get to the root of the real problem with gun violence and that is the learned behavior aspect of violent culture from abusive broken homes, drugs, gangs, mental illness and a whole lot of other psychological, emotional and social problems rooted in gun violence. It's not the gun, it's the individual wielding the gun. All proposed legislation is aimed at the firearm and not the root cause of the violence. When you get caught for speeding, the police doesn't ticket the vehicle your driving, they ticket you for breaking the law, yet that's what all new gun legislation is aimed at ...punishing the gun and not addressing the real cause of the problem which I mentioned.
This is one of the most beautiful thing Joe has ever mentioned
Chris Williamson has some really great content. Glad to see him on Rogan! Where Im from is WAYYYY TOOOO chill about drunk driving. Idk how many people Ive basically begged to stay at my place so they wouldnt crash or get in trouble. But after awhile, you realize you cant be anyone's mom and people are going to do what they want, even if the end result is catastrophic.
Where u from?
Yea good leave people alone.
“If you let people tell you what you cant do theyre gonna expand what you cant do” 💯%
To live through 2020 and not understand this comment...well you must be something "special"
@@hajsh67 What happened in 2020? I don't live in the past.
I drive for work and i always look at people driving every day. I’ve seen countless people openly drinking beer/shots(minis) all that just middle of the day. Its wild. (East coast)
Life is a crapshot. Totally meaningless and random. Might as well drink and drive.
@nickbarcheck1019
😂 I think the same way
The other day at wawa (a gas station/food place on the east coast) some dude was openly drinking a pint of whiskey while driving; he stopped to get gas and I saw inside the car. Fucked up man I said something idc
@@jacobott3382
Good on you brother for speaking up. But really you should have Calle d the police and reported it right then and there!
@@jacobott3382 Mind your business. Don't be everyone's mommy.
You can hear the emotion in joes voice during and after recalling the story about his classmate. Heavy clip
I graduated in the 80’s and we had way to many DUI’s that led to deaths. It was way out of control
Important topic but that clip is everything!!!!
SOBER February 27th, 2009. Best thing I ever did. EMPOWERING!
"God gives his drunkest drivers, his most oblivious pedestrians"
From 4:00 - 7:19 , Joe really got down to brass tacks on the subject of what was essentially a monologue. This clip is paramount to what absolutely needs to be done in all of America. So many points. He's spot on which everything. Need to get this in the spotlight, nationwide!
We had a smoking bench behind the school library at least until 1999 when we graduated in NW Alabama. 😂
Same in MI
We had a smoking room in the school in 1983 in Canada
I graduated high school in northwest alabama 2009 and the smoking benches were removed by then. Lol
pretty sure every school around the world had/has a smoking bench or spot where a group of kids would gather between classes to smoke, you would form a ring around the people smoking so the teachers watching the yard would not see 😂 but they definitely knew what was going on there too
I went to the island of Dominica, rented a car and drank and drove. It’s legal. Perfectly legal. Imagine trying to drive a right side drive on a left side road while drunk. Holy moly.
that sounds fun
In au/nz we are allowed to drink while driving. If you go over the limit though you’re in big trouble.
TBH I love drinking while driving on the way home
Same in the US. Each state has a legal limit, usually sbetween 0.08% and 0.12% blood alcohol content
So nice having a single 16oz on a 30-40 minute drive home
7:49 how squeaky is joes laugh 😂
It’s hard in America cause everything is so far away and has very little public transportation
Just use taxi (Uber, Lyft, whatever). But Americans seem to be too proud for that. So much drunk driving when I was living in Midwest.
@@sepijortikka that’s a good idea but over 70% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck I seriously doubt they are going to make a decision while drinking to pay someone a living wage for a ride home , in other countries there’s always friends and family willing to pick up and drive - that culture doesn’t really exist here
At my high school we had a designated smoking room.
If your allowed to have A drink and then get in your car and drive why not be able to do the 2 at the same time? Honestly never had that thought until literally right now.
Goverment overreach
Why drink and drive at all?
I don't even drink personally it just doesn't make sense to me for people who do that's all.
@@Mark38279 Why do you care if someone drives drunk? Mind your business.
because it encourages drunk driving simply because its convenient. they dont want to make it convenient to drunk drive. it only took me 2 brain cells to think of that
In Europe we were smoking when we were 13 and we were already done by 18 😂
Really good stuff from Joe right here.
We had a smoking section in the high school cafeteria when I was in high school
Preach..it's not the same ..hard life and silver spoon will fight in the same room ..confusha say
Wow Joe describing my life child hood
Some of that hit home big time.
I had an extremely rough childhood from being sexually abused, then in a car accident with my mom at age seven ish in which she was paralyzed from the waist down for the rest of her life. Thankfully I was unhurt or was it good being as my life has overall been terrible.
Going from having a mom with a good job, living in a house and having a Nintendo as well as almost every teenage mutant ninja turtle figure made to living in an apartment until leaving at 18.
From then on I had minor trouble with the law here and there and ended up eventually being labeled as a violent offender in 2011.
I stuck my claim of innocence but eventually took a plea as I was in a county jail for eight months before trial as well as originally looking at I think it was over twenty five years. Thankfully one part was dropped as there was no proof and they started offering deals.
Finished one year in a county and did pre release and four years of probation with absolutely no problem.
You had to register your address for ten years before you no longer have to do so. I did that and had no issues.
During probation I worked at the same place for over three years working from bottom to store manager before eventually leaving due to low pay and availability issues.
Also within the first year and a half ish I reunited with my son who I hadn't seen the whole time and had visitation because he was in the care of his grandparents for some reason his mom gave him up to them for a year.
Anyway I got to my son pretty often as he was only an hour ish away.
As soon as his mom got him back she completely cut me off for a long time.
Eventually she started letting me call weekly with plans to see him.
Until I refused to get back with her as I knew it wouldn't work.
Eventually I again was able to call with the promise to see him.
One Sunday I call, no answer. Call later she answers and says never call or bother us again.
I haven't spoken to my son in many years now.
After that I started falling apart slowly.
I got a pup that was my best friend and she was the best dog ever. "Gorgeous" almost all white small pot mix with a tan spot on her body and one on her head. Best dog ever! Never chewed up anything or even tried but had a bad habit of eating any loose thing like sticks, pebbles just literally anything.
I bought and payed for a car over at least a year to two at a hundred dollars a week was payed off at that time and I traded up for a truck which meant way more gas as well as that hundred a week payment ECT.
I was scraping by but my dog always has a huge bag of iams.
Truck broke down from the radiator, had to finance the work bumping my weekly to like one hundred twenty five then shortly after blew a head gasket.
Could not afford to fix it and lost it as well as my car I traded.
Also my dog during this time got sick. I had no money to take her to the vet and was saving to when someone called the humane society because she was getting very skinny fast.
They came talked to me. Allowed me to take her to the vet in the next day or two when I had enough saved. They never gave me a prognosis but gave me a prescription for a de wormer and there was another test they would run if she didn't start to gain weight.
She also was going potty well but after the dewormer she soon went and I recall laughing it was making noise being runny but I was happy she was going.
She gained a pound a day for a few days but they showed up saying they wanted to take her overnight to run that test even though I told him about her gaining etc.
I said I'm willing to do anything to help her and let them take her.
They did not give her back.ni kept calling when eventually they told me I was not getting her back and charges were being filed on me for animal abuse by neglect or starvation I forget but it was far from the truth.
I eventually pled no contest and got a misdemeanor animal cruelty charge.
Couldn't own an animal for one year and that was the sentence.
It was considered civil which also means you get no lawyer unless you pay for one.
I love her and I'm happy she most likely went to a great family possibly with kids which I know she would love.
Also she never barked unless I got down and growled at her to play then she's bark until I told her it was enough and she'd stop.
Great girl I will always miss.
I kept her name tag for many years but my bag was stolen while homeless which is yet to come.
I then left my concrete construction job eventually due to being so miserable as well as having to get rides to work etc.
Went through a few shit jobs to get a great one building swimming pools from the ground up until my supervisor I had to stay with out of town got blacked out drunk and tried to assault me.
During COVID so I struggled terribly and eventually got unemployment but it took forever because of being backed up.
Finally bought a new car only to total it on my way home the day I went and registered it. Totaled it and I was sober.
I say that because I was high on marijuana 90% of my time driving but crash sober? Was working another concrete company and aging has to get rides also while dealing with two alcoholic co workers one of which treats me like shit and gets worse the drunker he was in the day.
Quit that and I also rented rooms where I lived and had a piece of shit roommate who was doing drugs that kept him up at all hours and harassed my neighbors and landlord who asked me "what the hell was that guy on?"
Eventually shoulder checks me and we tussle.
I'm so strong at that point from concrete work the he bumped me on my left shoulder and I'm right handed but out of instinct I grabbed his throat with my left and in the few seconds it took to get to the ground he was red and gagging.
I let him go and apologized for letting things get that far. He was idiot of course and just laughs saying "Your really strong!"
I felt bad and told him he could finish his month he paid and then go as long as I don't catch him using again.
I catch him again soon and kick him out, not physically.
He presses charges but not for quite some time after.
I forget what they were trying to get me with but it was eventually dropped to a misdemeanor assault which I took.
Partially because he couldn't testify I assume.
I found after that he was in jail arrested for GTA, DUI heroin and possession and resisting.
He must of made a deal as I checked the jail roster and he was out in a month.
I kept track because during the legal stuff he kept being seen in the area I lived.
Anyway after that I was getting a new roommate on my lease and my landlord decided to make me move after eight years.
No reason giving but I knew it was because they were shit holes literally falling apart.
They were rented to violent and sexual offenders.
The one nest to mine has been ripped down and the nest one has the entire ceiling cave in which mine was doing.
So they were avoiding a lawsuit.
I sold literally everything I had including a huge Lego and action figures collection and became homeless.
Left to go somewhere warm and ended up in San Diego.
Didn't work too expensive so stayed a year ish, went to Houston Texas and was homeless for over sixteen months with minimal work to none and now I'm in key west fl homeless.
That is just the gyst of it and I'm missing a ton plus stuff out of order possibly slightly.
Hope someone see's the tragedy that is my life and why I kind of just hope I don't wake up anymore.
But on a positive I was considered a violent felon but no longer have to claim either as it's been thirteen years since my only felony.
Guess that isn't as bad as some with my resume of shit shows.
Thanks if you read!
Man I can't even get a text back
Holy Moly my head hurts so f-ing bad. But Bro stay off the Fent and stop playing the Victim card and beeing like its never your fault. you've never done anything wrong and everyone else is an asshole but you.
And Just try to get off the fucking Fent
Then just see how everything in life slowly just gets better.
Shiiit
Why did you delete my comment. After I told you to stop playing the victim card. And not everything in your life is everyone else’s fault and never will anything be at your fault.
Seems a bit fishy to hurry up and delete a comment like that after making a post about blaming everyone else for your actions that led to your “shit” life as you say ?
@@joannesnoroy4371 I never deleted any comment of yours. I also never blamed anyone. I had a bad start with no control over it as a kid and I was proving joes point that people who live through messed up lives can end up violent offenders like he said. Not blaming everything on others.
Yes I was dealt a crap hand but ultimately I gave up and didn't try hard enough etc.
I came to Fl to see a beautiful place before I give up and die but my survival instincts won't let me give up and regardless of what I've been through I am extremely smart, funny and capable.
I kick myself for always being so self conscious and not being more outgoing because I also have a great sense of humor doing voice impressions as well as rewriting song lyrics to be comedy songs etc.
Judge me or put me down if you like I just felt like getting all that out because why not?
It amazes me how different countries view certain substances like alcohol so very differently. When i was in Czech Republic (Prague) I was grocery shopping and noticed one of the grocery store employee crack a tall boy and just casually drank it and chatted up with his colleagues before his shift started. In plain sight on the sale floor. Ive been all over the world and have seen a lot but that really took me by surprise. I mean, anyone who has lived for a minute knows a beer wont do any harm but coming from Canada you definitely don't see that.
That is fine for some guy behind a checkout. Do you want to see your pilot "cracking a tallboy" before work?
Cmon my guy.. @@spindoctor6385
I would like my pilot on weed, caffeine, nicotine, sugar I think that's it
@@sadhu7191 Same but i think i would add adderall and mabey some coke if it dosent have fentanyl in it
@@spindoctor6385 You really think pilots aren't on drugs? Get real.
It's really bad in Portland.
i grew up riding with my dad who drank and drove. so, naturaly, i followed suit. i flipped my celica, hurt everyone in the car, including my kids. there is no punishment greater than the guilt and self punishment i inflicted upin myself. knowing i failed as a dad to protect my kids is the blackest smudge on my soul. its been 4 years, and its still fresh in my mind. having a beer is one thing, being impaired is another. i dont expect anyone to change they ways because of this comment, i just hope the reality of what could happen does.
THE ENDING WAS EPIC... LMAO
Maybe libertarian Dave Smith lived there!
My school had a smoking section in outside lunch area 😂 1988
bro i thought it was sean strickland in the thumbnail and didn’t realize till he started talking
Everywhere has a problem with driving while intoxicated!
2:42 Chris did the Jimmy Carr laugh hahaha
Every country has that problem
Except for where alcohol is illegal
In Wisconsin, first DUI if you're under twice the legal limit, it's an ordinance violation. You can get a ride home by someone sober after the legal blood draw.
Legal blood draw?
@@cinemalover4027 Police take a DUI suspect to a hospital to have their blood drawn for evidence of prohibited alcohol level.
@@philn5703 why do they need to do all that if it’s just an ordinance violation there?
@@cinemalover4027 Collecting evidence. Blood alcohol content is much more accurate than the portable breath test.
Have a few cocktails and hit the road America!
NJ has the highest amount of under the influence drivers, just learned this at intoxicated driving classes..
4:47
It’s so wierd seeing Joe show this type of empathy towards people who he knows that have committed crimes but then see him turn around and whine about not enough people being sent to jail constantly.
Excellent video
2:11 or 2 beers 😂
1:03 I thought nicotine was 21 now in the US
Wait till we have more self driving cars. That will be fun
It’s the drunk crashers givin us a bad wrap
****Fucking well put Big Joe. Man, it’s crazy how we all know this but we forget about it (at least in my case) because I wasn’t exposed to it. But I do totally remember having a couple of friends whose parents were just like that. Meth manufacture Inc and so on. The ironic thing is that I’m a retired LEO who views things way different now. Thanks for the great content as always.
I'm pretty sure that Joe will never read this nor hear anything about it but I'm going to say this as if he was going to.
Joe I'm so pleased to know that there is someone else meaning you that thinks and ponders on situations like I do. I feel as though I'm quite diff from the people that are in my circle. I see things differently than they do. I have more compation. I not only think outta the box I think there are so many people out there that needs to be locked in that box. I see things from so many different points of view. I take in account for how my actions are going to affect others and how their actions will affect the next person. I mentally put my self in other people's place and try to see things threw their eyes their situation their thoughts. Empathetic to a fault. And to my surprise you are in so many ways the same. Yeah sometimes you blow smoke outta your ass but I think that that's due to whom you have on your podcast at that time. But as much as you might not want to admit to the world or even to yourself, your a really good guy and you have a wonderful mind and heart. You can see the bigger picture.
Zin and Zonnic is ridiculously hard to get in Canada
Thank you
Keep crying dude.
What’s the music at the end
5:24 Joe turns into a dolphin. Lol
In 1977..my high-school had a smoking block🤣
We don’t have a problem with it at all, we’re very good at it
Utah has over the limit at .05 you can’t have a glass of wine at a restaurant and drive home
In the 80s early 90s they had smoking areas at high schools for students 18. 0:43
I'm amazed Rogan hasn't had this unauthorized channel shut down yet. Until then, good work, "JRE Daily Clips"!
he doesn't mind. makes his money of the spotify deals
Why are you amazed? There’s hundreds of channels that post clips, he’s said that he doesn’t care.
ITS THE CARS FAULT! BAN ALL CARS!! THEY ARE DANGEROUS
Huh?
@@nickbarcheck1019 it's a joke about banning guns bruh
Ok as someome living in tge uk its very much a porblem the kids are all vaping its insane the streets are filled with old vapes
My man had to throw in “at least” one or tree beers..
Growing up in the 70/80s my Dad use to drive to the neighbors house with beers between his legs(we lived in a rural area with dirt roads). The Difference was he had 1 or 2 beers. He didn’t drink a 12 pack and drive stupid. In many cases like this drunk driving doesn’t apply because there was an ability to have just 1 or 2 and stop.
5:00 Joe was spot on
If inspirational Instagram posts become a human = Chris Williamson
Incredibly annoying person.
It's easier to focus minds on things that we don't have to be directly responsible for, than focus on the things that will have the biggest impact on our lives, but are tough as fuck to figure out.
So how is it in the states at the moment, is the sobriety testing on the road same as in movies, ”walk a straight line, do the abc’s” etc? Or is it breathalyzers or depending on in what state you are in?
Typically if they suspect you of being intoxicated they’ll do what’s called a field sobriety test which consists of a general gaze nystagmus test which is where they check your eye movement. Then normally a walk heel to toe, turn and walk back and a test where you elevate 1 foot and balance and count up to a certain number. Some times they will also do a breathalyzer test on the side of the road but it’s not admissible in court. You can say no to any of these tests but they will immediately suspend your license and get a warrant for a blood draw to test for alcohol content.
@@WrecklessEnterainment still seems like a too many steps in that dance, I can’t see why the breathalizer is done some times after walking and counting? Is it something to do with personal ”freedom”, ’keep that commie stick out of my mouf!’ Just interested, not bashing anyone or anything
the field sobriety test is so dumb and a waste of time. No idea why america wont move to what most other countries are doing which is breathalyzer test and if you fail you get sent to further blood work to determine the final level of intoxication. I've seen videos where they waste like an hour trying to do the field sobriety test and its just so damn stupid and pointless
I actually quit smoking when I heard of the coming ban. Best decision I've ever made.
LOL, was 18 years old back in the day (2013) for my ass 😂. 95 babys will rule forever!!!
Whats the outro song
It’s wild that alcohol is legal.
Learn about what a disaster Prohibition was and rethink this take.
I think that the changed attitudes to drink driving across the decades is one of the few instances of public safety that we csn point to as a definitive win.
I'm Irish and I've heard some fucking horror stories about what people would get up to back in the 70s, 80s, and to a lesser degree the 90s. Like, someone would have 2 or 3 whiskies and maybe a pint inside 90 minutes during a "quiet one" after work and confidently get behind the wheel of their car and drive home, and nobody would give them shit about it.
For me, if I've had a few drinks of an evening I don't feel confident driving until at least after lunch the next day, and this is a pretty common attitude with people my age.
legal age for nicotine is 21 not 18 anymore
2:50 this is why I can’t stand Joe trying to intellectualize things. Sometimes you need someone to tell you that you have to wear seatbelts and not drive drunk. You give ppl too much freedom and then it gets others hurt. Yeah you have to find the line where the control stops, but you also have to hold the majority accountable to make society habitable for everyone.
They’re banning flavoured nicotine because of how prevalent flavoured vapes are in schools, anyone that’s been in a high school recently knows how out of hand it is lol
Then crack down on the kids. I think schools forgot that the adults are in charge. Adults shouldn't be denied a product because some kids are getting their hands on it. Banning flavors is such a ridiculous approach to the problem.
@@D-Fens_1632your arguing for flavoured air😂😂😂
I’m doing it now 😂
Rock on 🤘
I've never crashed while drunk or high, I've crashed or side swiped 7 times. The worst one was when I crashed into a house in 2013. I was sober.
Does anybody else think the first guy in the clip looks like well known sniper (Carlos Hathcock)?
Im a young adult in America, I’ve lost two very close friends to drunk driving, about 5 more class mates. Many more to meth and fentanyl.
Also with stoned driving, but Joe won’t mention that
As someone with 2 DUIs it is a very selfish thing to do. I was a drinking while driving drunk and both of my duis came from drinking first then driving. I could drink 24 beers while driving and drive much better than having 6+ drinks prior to getting in the car.
Honolulu hawaii feels like the drunk driving capital of the world
Horrible childhoods suck, but what's his point? Horrible childhoods don't cause drunken driving.
Good Lord you're dense.
@@nickbarcheck1019 Alright smart guy. Explain it to me.
Joe pondering the big questions
At 10- i used to talk up a highway and pick up my mom smokes in a pizza shop.
Yeah I remember my grandma giving me money to go get her cigarettes in the 80s I was like 10 lol
no it’s not. The smoking age in the US is 21 years of age. They changed the law when I was in high school in 2019
Make sure to yell about it
When i was young at 16 id literely walk in this gas station in Illinois wouldnt even card me im like damn. But drinking and drive is not cool. I see it so many people have those small shots while driving
Wait till joe sees the drunk driving in Latin America it’s unreal