Depression is a monster, it's relentless and doesn't discriminate. Economic status doesn't matter. I've struggled with it for 40 years or better and can honestly say the only thing that's kept me from checking out is I know it would devastate my family and they might not ever get over it. I thank God for my family every day and pray that I'll find a way out of the darkness, for their sake as much as for mine.
I struggle as well..I typically don’t acknowledge it or seek help. Is there anything positive you like to do that makes you feel better, even if it’s for a short period of time? I can’t afford the help necessary and truthfully it’s a battle I feel compelled, almost obligated to fight on my own.
Poor guy. I didn’t knew he was in depression. He looks totally normal. I hope he gets help. Zachary Levi if you are reading this you are worthy of love, peace, and happiness. Everyone is worthy of happiness.
Studying Eastern Philosophy helped me get over my first major bout of depression at age 21. Have only been depressed once since then and it was outside of my control, son's mom took him from me after I raised him solo the past 4 years. Another thing I think helped me was mowing lawns, you have all the time in the world to think about your mistakes and your life when mowing lawns all day with nothing but your thoughts. My mom also picked me up an hour late after school everyday, so after all the kids went home, i just had me and my thoughts. Kids/people in general need less distractions and more meditation time.
Love a great turn around story - wish there were more of these. But in all honesty - these types of places/programs for mental health, do not exist for those not in the upper & elite class.
Depends where you are in the world but, even where social care is good, the chances of getting a spot in one of these without paying is super small. The demand far outstrips the availability.
I beg to differ; the elite have way more opportunities and tendencies for hormonal and dopamine issues. They get constant worship like praise and the public loves them feeding their narcissism then it crashes because they can’t have any peace. Normal everyday people don’t have such extreme highs and lows making treatment more viable. Truth is you just need to work on being the best version of yourself every day without thinking you are some gift to humanity. I bet this guy is full of 💩 and is just playing a character
You dont need a program. Lift weights 5-6 days a week. Eat better, stop eating fast food sugary snacks and candy. Meditate. Sleep no less than 7 hours a night and no more than 9 hours. Do yoga. Change yourself and you will change your reality.
No… society is a construct that consistently steals from its “lowest contributors” therapy is an unnecessary item if community is the basis, not currency. This “authentic cohesive society” you are asking for is an illusion. Give it up, you’ll feel better.
its so hard to pay for therapy when you are. anxious about your financial well being. so many of us rather choose quick high or try to save moneys for needs first foremost and never get ask for professional help. and one of the reasons is we dont feel like deserve it, our problems are generic and have to suffer through.
I agree 100 percent if they would offer mental health recovery for everyone government covered not ran......alot of things would get alot better for one these shootings every day
I have struggled with depression since I was ten years old. Exercise ( aerobic, HIITT and some weights) made a huge difference. As well as an antidepressent. Also, Lamictal which made a big difference. ( I have never been diagnosed with bipolar or had a manic episode) I think severe depression has to be treated on an individual basis. People respond differently or have different capabilities. It is often trial an error.
Do you really think lamictal help with depression. I mean u obviously tried it right? I was hesitant to ask for it cs i know it’s related to bipolar but I’ve seen my wife( bipolar) on lamictal for her roller coaster moods and it amazed me;) I even got jealous n thought it might lift my constant lethargy somehow, please 😂
@@MrTeks79 I do believe it helped me considerably. But everyone's brain chemistry is different. I would imagine living with a loved one with unstable moods would be emotionally draining and could cause you to feel lethargic. Glad the Lamictal is helping her. Sending prayers for both of ya'll.
@@bonnie3937 Thank you so much for your support:) We’re struggling but trying to maintain. Glad Lamictal worked for you, such a relief when you find the right med! Wish you a great life and thnx for the insight ✌️
A personal relationship with Jesus Christ got me out of a dark, dark place. Seriously. A personal relationship with God (Jesus Christ) is possible. It's life changing.
@@StuninRub Interesting you should say that. I had 12 imaginary friends growing up as a child. They all had names and their own personalities. Of course, I was the one acting our their personalities. I should write a book. And you can read a book called the Bible and learn all about my real friend Jesus Christ. Someone wrote a song about him called, "What A Friend We Have In Jesus".
Find a church: Calvinist, Presbyterian, Baptist, even Evangelist or Catholics/Orthodox will do. While there, find new friends, that respect and value for whom you are. (hypocrisy is everywhere even among "brothers and sister" though, so you will have to deal with that eventually) - Build up you own relation with God .(that will be bumpy, believe you me, but do not wory He has patience, lol) Start loving yourself so you could also love and respect all your neighbors. Do not become a weakling though, lol, but wear the Armor of God with deference and ready to fight for Good all the time. - Even as a Christian, You could remain an Agnostic, but stay away from atheism: atheism is just shitonfire with a pretense of "muh-intelectual"
Do it brother! I started my first therapy session today. I've only been putting it off for 15 years but its nice to know I dont have to carry that weight on my own anymore.
@@itowedin fully agree. Nothing interesting to say. Fake laughter. Repeating banal shit about love that we’ve heard a million times. I’m all for love but the “choose love” line is just dumb.
Having a regular job is seriously underrated. I have been through periods of unemployment and those are rough, not because of financials but no schedule and too much free time. And celebrities basically go through periods of unemployment as he said constantly up and down no wonder that almost all of them go crazy at one point in their life as he said and self medicate. I feel most of these people if they experienced "normal" jobs they would never go back to celebrity life.
That's a solid way of looking at it. Just don't be apart of a job that makes you not want to wake up in the morning and want to complain about it when you leave it. I found remote work from home jobs the best and the right fit. I don't value work to the point I wanna be labeled as a career guy but I padded my resume enough to get good job opportunities now remotely and it helps me focus on the more important stuff in my life because it doesn't feel like work defines me anymore. It's liberating.
But who would make them feel special? I highly doubt they would just be excited to go back to normal life or else they would. It's not that hard to get a normal day job.
A job can suck, but i've learned (the hard way) that the regular, structure and discipline is important. I think that is why many people seem to fall apart after retirement -- especially men.
Ketamine infusion theraphy saved my life. I was depressed and anxious for decades. Nothing conventional gave me significant relief. One treatment with ketamine stopped my pathological anxiety and suicidal thoughts within a few hours. That was in 2018, and I'm still well. The treatment healed something. I'm also autistic (I'm an Aspie) so the fact I'm neuro-diverse might have played a role in the drug's effecacy for me. There's over 20 years of scientific evidence behind it, starting with a small study at Yale in the late 90s. Problem is, ketamine is off-patent, making it a threat to big pharma. Infusion theraphy requires an IV, something few psychiatrists are trained to adminster. My doctor was an anethesiologist. Ketamine has a success rate of between 70 to 90% even where other tretaments failed. If you or someone you care about suffer from depression, I urge you to research and consider it. It was a miracle for me, and has helped many others. Peace.
If all goes well I will be getting an infusion next month. My wife has CRPS and it has literally saved her life. I'm happy to hear that it helped you as well. Godspeed 🙏
They do the treatment in Laguna Beach at a hospital. It's expensive but the results are spectacular. I work in the MH field and was going to do it after a knee buckling break-up. For 6 months I had pure mental anguish. I had an amazing session with a therapist and somehow snapped out of it. Ketamine is truly the future of treatment for depression and other MH issues.
In 2019 the FDA approved the first new medication for major depression in decades. The drug is a nasal spray called esketamine, derived from ketamine. Works wonders from what I've read.
The dopamine thing is so true. I think a lot of people who suffer from depression and mental health issues have low dopamine levels (either inherently or from other chemicals lowering their baselines). So you can easily get sucked into a vicious chicken-or-egg cycle of chasing dopamine hits that end up giving heavier crashes because they in turn deplete your natural dopamine and leave you feeling worse than you did before. I had that struggle with alcohol for years. It's that cliche of "chasing the dragon" - it's very real but it's not just for traditional addicts. Smart phones are doing it to people now without them even realizing.
When I got off weed after using it a lot with vape pens I was super depressed. People say weed is harmless and it Isn’t. It totally reworks they way your brain chemistry functions and will leave you worse than before, this is why so many people stick with it for life because they get addicted and pretend it’s non addictive
@@heythere6983 Of course you did. Weed, caffeine, internet usage etc. All stimulate more dopamine being released and once off these things you have to reset back to baseline. Weed advocates are funny to me because they are in most denial. Btw did your brain get back to pre weed days?
All I got out of this is that he went to a rich people's therapy resort and saw every type of doctor known to man and worked out for 3 weeks, but he did not specify what actually helped him get to a better place during all of this.
Just the ending of Chuck is enough to keep a man depressed for their life time like myself. Made me cry after 8 years lol. And yeap I’ve been partying and shit to get over all the depression lol.
@@injusticeExpert7 Yeah, he up-pitched his voice noticeably in earlier seasons. After his fight with superman (haha) he gets a confidence boost and he's less hyper and noticeably lower pitched. Plus he also did a bunch of weightlifting, which is gonna raise your test and gravel out your voice a bit.
@@pamew haha nice dc reference thats interesting about the voice change possibly being through working out as someone just getting started that'll be interesting especially since i like my voice atm
You forgot he luckily had the friends and family too lol also the scientists and doctors etc. I don’t really know where his issues stem from. Was he just extremely focused on making money and his dreams that he screwed over his partners and health or what was his traumas and his insecurities? Maybe i missed it
@@josec1538 Lol yeah it basicallys sounds like hes saying his life has been so good and trauma free that when some slights thing go wrong in life, he falls apart lmao
@@KramGamesOfficial Yeah. Sounds like he didn’t really learn anything. I’m going to assume he was repeatedly told by his team of specialists he should be grateful and take accountability for his negative impacts on others. His Depp vs Heard comments were lacking so much awareness and thought.
I relate to this so much, especially not knowing Im depressed, it just hits you out of nowhere when something inconvenient happens. I believe in my mental fortitude but it seems like my body dont follow through what my mind thinks and then I start overeating even doe im a healthy individual who works out, I feel like its all subconscious.
Yes time...& A LOT of $$ too! My insurance has a $6000 deductible for mental health along w/ hefty co-pays each time forcing me to do all of the hands on all-natural self help I can just to survive & take care of my family.
Seriously awesome that Joe got him on, he's one of my favorite actors as people. He comes across as a very genuine and kind person who happens to be very funny.
Self medicating sucks. I’m 37 and my job really helps keep me focused but when I’m not working I’m self medicating with alcohol. The depression just hits me out of nowhere. I’m financially stable with assets, have a great girlfriend but the better part of 15 years I felt like I wasted on my ex wife. That relationship was so toxic and I did everything right but she just fucked me over so hard. I have gone the last 5 years beating myself up for allowing her to take the better years of my life. I’m currently working on diet, exercise and abstaining from alcohol. Discipline is incredibly difficult especially when you get side swiped by depression.
@@skennedy204 it’s been getting a lot better lately. Thank you for your words. It’s not bothering me so much anymore. I’ve learned to take it for what it is, life experience.
Its incredible how many men in the states are struggling with depression and often people that have a lot of going on for them. What i noticed that its often paired with a drug use. I come from Eastern europe where unless you have something really traumatic that happened people suck it up and go through the hardships. Not trying to undermine anyone's struggle but it is weird that in in such a force of a country like the USA you have so many broken people and people who tend to brag on how they are broken. Think its speaks the volume about the society
Best advice i recently got as a person in a tough mental situations is this -> no one is born a loser, that is an acquired mentality. Dismantle your ideas, separate those that are in your best interest and those that are not, stick to those that are and eventually you will become and feel better. It is haaard work, requires attention, requires effort, requires dedication, requires courage and discipline, but it is doable by ANYONE. Good luck! P.s. skilled therapist helps quite a lot
Starting kickboxing resistance training and eating clean as well as avoiding alcohol and as simplistic as it sounds being nice. That got me out of a whole I was in practically my whole adult life if I feel myself slipping into it again I will have a cold shower and hit the road. Goggins and Rogan have been my therapists I'm sure it's the same for many others over here as well as America
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I can see how one can get into a rut of self-medicating. There's a reason why stage performers can have incredible highs and lows. I do local theater (sometimes show after show whilst working full time) and the dopamine hits are great, even in front of 50 people for a few weekends -- I have had severe depression after shows close, and I can only imagine how hard it is on the big stage. I eventually get over it after a few weeks, but it happens every time and I dread it every time.
I wonder if this real life Chuck vs Therapy was at all similar to the episode where he gets sent to a psychiatrist for manic behavior and night terrors.
"...After the massage I'd go to the hot spring in this awesome candle lit cave for behavioral therapy. When you swim out of the little hole in the rock face into the cool glacier melt water it's like being reborn. The aderol they put me on helped!" Joe:[*.....damn I wish this guy would at least drink a beer....] Huh? Wha...? Aderol? Now we're talkin'! Tell me about the aderol. Did you ever snort it?
Yeah this entire video I was actually in shock with my mouth open. Dude literally was going a mile per minute. I’m surprised there’s not more comments on it. People who talk that fast are either on something or serious anxiety
I talk that fast when I’m either angry or just excited about something. He did switch modes at times though so I think it’s just a combination of being on the biggest podcast in the world along with his natural personality.
No way bro. According to the rich, it's harder to be happy. Poor rich people with all the beautiful women around them and huge houses and nice cars. Those poor souls. Unlike those greedy blue collar workers always wanting their stupid "unions" greedy peasants!!
Exactly. He literally just explained how a $250,000 facility could get you better mental healthcare than the rest of America could even think to afford. It's great he got the help he needed and all....but to lack self-awareness to the degree that you literally think anyone struggling can just walk into a place like that? That's a real slap in the face to every middle class family that are already on their 12th mental breakdown with zero assistance while this guy gets pristine healthcare the minute he gets his first one 🤦 You're right. Money CAN buy happiness, and it's the very reason every other American citizen is struggling to find any semblance of happiness or will to live when they can't even afford to have someone listen to them for once. It's absolutely both scary and depressing for the human race, and should worry everyone.
Dude came on to promote his book. Talked for 2.5 hours and this was a clip from one part of the conversation. He is talking about HIS journey. He is selling the book, not the therapy.
Yep. Sounds like the prototypical "me and my support system pulled me from the brink" kind of sob story. Sorry, this guy still has issues. I could only stomach listening for like 3 minutes and had to turn it off.
@@hanknorris5642 you misunderstood. i'm complaining about all the people in the comments pointing out his therapy cost $250k. he isn't selling the therapy. he is selling his story. millions of books available. if you aren't interested, move on.
@@ModeratelyAmused i didn't misunderstand. His book/story includes the expensive, and likely unneccessary therapy. Anyway, it's irrelevant. At least Joe saw through it a little or at least he seemed to. "We have a cult leader here..."
Probably the most painful thing about dealing with depression is believing that I ultimately don’t deserve to be happy. I tell myself that I’m unworthy of being loved or of having friends, of having people care about me. It’s a godawful feeling.
This dude is really minimizing the effects of going on alcohol and drug benders all the time lol He basically went to a holistic detox/rehab that wasn’t abstinence based.
I WISH I could get this kind of help, Zach! I hear from my friends & family how amazing I am, but I’m not feeling it myself on a daily way… Love you to hear I’m not alone…❤❤❤
re parent yourself and choose your thoughts that infuse love and wholeness. some are born into healthy homes and others have to make it happen. God's blessings on you.
I clicked on this to find out how to help myself deal with the crippling depression and anxiety which is destroying my life, only to hear an insanely rich and privileged person talk about going to a $250,000 resort and buying land in Texas. So glad money helped you get the treatment you need..... What do you do if you are poor?
Love how he keeps saying God and also that pills can help . But also jesus can also help us continue the battle because he has more for us in the future. To spread his word to the world
I just watched the whole podcast. As much as I loved chuck this really made it clear that this guy has no unique thoughts and his personality is now just an amalgam of podcasts he has listened to and is trying really hard to become joes best friend.
@@josephhertzberg2734 count the number of times he says "oh actually I think I heard it on your/(some other friend of Joe's) podcast" and maybe you'll realize. Most of this conversation was him sharing little tidbits of shit other people said on his show in hopes Joe would talk about something he is interested in and build a connection.
What Zachary said about Austin and the river flowing through. EUurope has such cities. Vienna, the capital of Austria has the same and is really amazing.
This guy went to the same high school as me in Southern California. SoCal was a fun place to grow up in the 90s and early 2000s, but I am glad I moved to Texas almost 16 years ago and never went back.
don't get mad cause it's an extremely expensive therapy session. There are ways to get the same results without selling a leg, you just have to really want to pull yourself out of depression and throw yourself ou of it.
Envy is a hell of a drug, am I right? It's easier to blame another man's privilege for why we get nowhere. Literally a ton of bat shit crazy celebrities and he snapped out of it. We're all the same and we all suffer.
Truth is, it has nothing to do about "getting mad" that he got help. People are simply calling this guy out on the fact that he's making an expensive facility like this seem like a place anyone can go to in order to get proper help, when even the bare minimum help society has to offer is unaffordable for most people. Plus a man like him is way too privileged and successful to even require the mental help he got to this degree. That should be reserved for highly suicidal individuals (who normally just end up going into a stress center). There are people struggling 10x worse than him AND in poverty, and you're seriously acting like ENVY is the reason why people are upset? Wake up. There are people out there actually suffering with the added stress of NOT being able to afford this kind of therapy....they ALSO deserve this kind of access to quality mental healthcare. I'd say that's the one thing I'll admit people SHOULD be mad about. Imagine knowing you can't afford therapy and are dealing with real, traumatic, and existential problems.... only to see this guy nonchalantly talk about how he didn't feel so great one time and easily got into a high-class facility full of every necessary professional you'd need to get back on track. It's almost like America is being forced into being a place where mental healthcare is a luxury only celebrities and powerful people can properly afford. Seems dystopian as hell, but sure.... we're just "envious" of seeing this double standard created by the contradictive mess that is our society. Let's give this guy a nice round-of-applause for being able to get help that most people in this country already need (yet can't afford ontop of every other thing they need to pay for in order to live). 🎉👏
@@echoflame4279 I love how you get to decide what is required for his situation. Dude just talked about how he was suicidal in this clip too, thus showing you apparently didn't even watch the clip.
I liked his positive energy a lot and he seems like a good dude but I suspect he’s either a bit over-medicated or did a few lines of Colombia’s finest.
the woman who loved him displayed the love of God, as Jesus did, and that's what healed him. I studied psychology, health and religious beliefs and found that metaphysical healing is the healing. every one is different so it happens different ways but being loved with the love of God is powerful. demons lose their power and people are made whole.
@@rm-gh1co Alas, Zach lives to please man and money. He is afraid of offending Satan's kingdom, and he is right. There is only one way for his career to continue, and that is soul selling to the overlord of evil...I'd like to think there is still time for Zach, but he doen't look like he is about to truly find Jesus.
Why? Because money is everything and it solves all problems? We’re all people, doomed to die, nobody doesn’t suffer. Being on television doesn’t make a person whole.
@@TheMusicNotes93 of course money helps make life easier. I mean, I liked “Chuck” but I’ve never described myself as “a big Zachary Levi fan” lol I’m just a guy who was waiting on his laundry to dry.
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Depression is a monster, it's relentless and doesn't discriminate. Economic status doesn't matter. I've struggled with it for 40 years or better and can honestly say the only thing that's kept me from checking out is I know it would devastate my family and they might not ever get over it. I thank God for my family every day and pray that I'll find a way out of the darkness, for their sake as much as for mine.
Preach bro…
I struggle as well..I typically don’t acknowledge it or seek help. Is there anything positive you like to do that makes you feel better, even if it’s for a short period of time?
I can’t afford the help necessary and truthfully it’s a battle I feel compelled, almost obligated to fight on my own.
I agree bruh same .
Keep going bro. Every day is a chance to heal.
NGL If your rich and depressed your doing something wrong.
I’m not surprised he struggled. It’s gotta be hard for Chuck having that computer program in his head
God that show had really high peaks.
I tried to rewatch Chuck and couldn't find it on any streaming services.
@@progresstv4576 HBO Max
@@jbf190 Checked on there but I am in Canada and it's not on our version which is Crave HBO, thank you though.
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Poor guy. I didn’t knew he was in depression. He looks totally normal. I hope he gets help. Zachary Levi if you are reading this you are worthy of love, peace, and happiness. Everyone is worthy of happiness.
And it only cost $250,000. Just do it guys. No excuses.
thank you.
Seriously, this is a joke. Seems very few people in this chat are even aware of how absurd this is.
Therapy is for beta males
@@vermithor51ac not just a resort… a new Hollywood in Texas 😂 no wonder Texans hate Californians
Lol yup was gonna say that.
Studying Eastern Philosophy helped me get over my first major bout of depression at age 21. Have only been depressed once since then and it was outside of my control, son's mom took him from me after I raised him solo the past 4 years. Another thing I think helped me was mowing lawns, you have all the time in the world to think about your mistakes and your life when mowing lawns all day with nothing but your thoughts. My mom also picked me up an hour late after school everyday, so after all the kids went home, i just had me and my thoughts. Kids/people in general need less distractions and more meditation time.
Mowing lawns is nothing but therapy and clear headed ness
Still very young, only 19, but I’m glad my pops made me start mowing the lawn at a young age
Eastern philosophy is a real eye opener. Look into Alan Watts if you never have, that guy got me out of a real miserable spot.
ugh .... nice making this about you
Pretty much.
Love a great turn around story - wish there were more of these. But in all honesty - these types of places/programs for mental health, do not exist for those not in the upper & elite class.
Try fungus
Depends where you are in the world but, even where social care is good, the chances of getting a spot in one of these without paying is super small. The demand far outstrips the availability.
I beg to differ; the elite have way more opportunities and tendencies for hormonal and dopamine issues. They get constant worship like praise and the public loves them feeding their narcissism then it crashes because they can’t have any peace. Normal everyday people don’t have such extreme highs and lows making treatment more viable. Truth is you just need to work on being the best version of yourself every day without thinking you are some gift to humanity. I bet this guy is full of 💩 and is just playing a character
the church has always been there for everyone- particularly the eastern orthodox - it played a big part, the atmosphere, and everything
You dont need a program.
Lift weights 5-6 days a week.
Eat better, stop eating fast food sugary snacks and candy.
Meditate.
Sleep no less than 7 hours a night and no more than 9 hours.
Do yoga.
Change yourself and you will change your reality.
Everything Zach said is exactly what im going through now. Still have a long road ahead but this definitley helps!
Stay in there man. Don't give up.
Yo same. It was insane to hear his journey with it all
Gl bruv
Thanks fellas, hoping that everyone can learn something from this and hope y’all are doing good too 🙏🏼
You’ve got this Soleman! Best of luck
The best therapy is an authentic, cohesive society. That is the literal opposite of what we have now.
No… society is a construct that consistently steals from its “lowest contributors” therapy is an unnecessary item if community is the basis, not currency. This “authentic cohesive society” you are asking for is an illusion. Give it up, you’ll feel better.
Yea. Thank you for common sense. Everyone is looking for these magic pills.
Agreed. And a meaningful place where you belong within that society.
Better than Medieval times
@@elm3329 is that how it works?
its so hard to pay for therapy when you are. anxious about your financial well being. so many of us rather choose quick high or try to save moneys for needs first foremost and never get ask for professional help. and one of the reasons is we dont feel like deserve it, our problems are generic and have to suffer through.
Cool excuse, bro.
I agree 100 percent if they would offer mental health recovery for everyone government covered not ran......alot of things would get alot better for one these shootings every day
@@thetruth1862 Why do weirdos like you pretend Medicaid doesn't exist? It's dishonest.
@@YourWifesBoyfriend I am not pretending anything maybe I can't afford to get Medicare even pay a deductible, or Obama care sorry that I am poor.
@@thetruth1862 You don't seem to have done any research on the topic and you're just spouting nonsense then?
I have struggled with depression since I was ten years old. Exercise ( aerobic, HIITT and some weights) made a huge difference. As well as an antidepressent. Also, Lamictal which made a big difference. ( I have never been diagnosed with bipolar or had a manic episode) I think severe depression has to be treated on an individual basis. People respond differently or have different capabilities. It is often trial an error.
Do you really think lamictal help with depression. I mean u obviously tried it right?
I was hesitant to ask for it cs i know it’s related to bipolar but I’ve seen my wife( bipolar) on lamictal for her roller coaster moods and it amazed me;)
I even got jealous n thought it might lift my constant lethargy somehow, please 😂
@@MrTeks79 I do believe it helped me considerably. But everyone's brain chemistry is different. I would imagine living with a loved one with unstable moods would be emotionally draining and could cause you to feel lethargic. Glad the Lamictal is helping her. Sending prayers for both of ya'll.
@@bonnie3937
Thank you so much for your support:)
We’re struggling but trying to maintain.
Glad Lamictal worked for you, such a relief when you find the right med!
Wish you a great life and thnx for the insight ✌️
‘Chuck’ is still one of my all-time favourite shows. The irony is it’s my feel good TV show🤣
A personal relationship with Jesus Christ got me out of a dark, dark place. Seriously. A personal relationship with God (Jesus Christ) is possible. It's life changing.
Sounds like you never grew out of needing and imaginary friend if anything.
@@StuninRub Interesting you should say that. I had 12 imaginary friends growing up as a child. They all had names and their own personalities. Of course, I was the one acting our their personalities. I should write a book. And you can read a book called the Bible and learn all about my real friend Jesus Christ. Someone wrote a song about him called, "What A Friend We Have In Jesus".
@@StuninRub lmao 🤣
The way this guy talks about his past sounds a lot like how I've been living my life. Might be time to start working my shit out.
Do it dude. Start now.
Find a church:
Calvinist, Presbyterian, Baptist, even Evangelist or Catholics/Orthodox will do.
While there, find new friends, that respect and value for whom you are.
(hypocrisy is everywhere even among "brothers and sister" though, so you will have to deal with that eventually)
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Build up you own relation with God .(that will be bumpy, believe you me, but do not wory He has patience, lol)
Start loving yourself so you could also love and respect all your neighbors.
Do not become a weakling though, lol, but wear the Armor of God with deference and ready to fight for Good all the time.
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Even as a Christian, You could remain an Agnostic, but stay away from atheism:
atheism is just shitonfire with a pretense of "muh-intelectual"
Be grateful your alive in 2022 highest standard of living. Snap out of that bullshit man.
Do it brother! I started my first therapy session today. I've only been putting it off for 15 years but its nice to know I dont have to carry that weight on my own anymore.
perhaps start with reading jordan peterson's 12 rules. Even if it doesn't help the act of reading begins to change you
If this guys depressed, imagine the average man.
@ library card he’s oblivious to his demons at present time because he’s dropped all his excuses & hopefully he stays that way.
Then imagine an unattractive man who has no chance of getting a nice girl like this guy.
Hardship is not same as depression. Access to highs does not mean chance of depression is low. In fact, it could be the opposite.
That's the thing about depression it cares less who you are or what you do
@@RootedTango1212 truth
This is one of the most real conversations I’ve heard on the podcast. Joe just let him talk and he listened. Great interview.
he didn't Brendan his ass lol
What interview? He just talked.
It’s really one of the reasons he can have great interviews . He’s good with letting the person talk and when to chime in
I disagree. The guy sounded like a Hollywood kook and their was nothing engaging about the conversation at all. I had to bail after about an hour.
@@itowedin fully agree. Nothing interesting to say. Fake laughter. Repeating banal shit about love that we’ve heard a million times. I’m all for love but the “choose love” line is just dumb.
Having a regular job is seriously underrated. I have been through periods of unemployment and those are rough, not because of financials but no schedule and too much free time. And celebrities basically go through periods of unemployment as he said constantly up and down no wonder that almost all of them go crazy at one point in their life as he said and self medicate. I feel most of these people if they experienced "normal" jobs they would never go back to celebrity life.
I felt this heavy man wow
That's a solid way of looking at it. Just don't be apart of a job that makes you not want to wake up in the morning and want to complain about it when you leave it. I found remote work from home jobs the best and the right fit. I don't value work to the point I wanna be labeled as a career guy but I padded my resume enough to get good job opportunities now remotely and it helps me focus on the more important stuff in my life because it doesn't feel like work defines me anymore. It's liberating.
But who would make them feel special? I highly doubt they would just be excited to go back to normal life or else they would. It's not that hard to get a normal day job.
Lol, no
A job can suck, but i've learned (the hard way) that the regular, structure and discipline is important. I think that is why many people seem to fall apart after retirement -- especially men.
Ketamine infusion theraphy saved my life. I was depressed and anxious for decades. Nothing conventional gave me significant relief. One treatment with ketamine stopped my pathological anxiety and suicidal thoughts within a few hours. That was in 2018, and I'm still well. The treatment healed something. I'm also autistic (I'm an Aspie) so the fact I'm neuro-diverse might have played a role in the drug's effecacy for me. There's over 20 years of scientific evidence behind it, starting with a small study at Yale in the late 90s. Problem is, ketamine is off-patent, making it a threat to big pharma. Infusion theraphy requires an IV, something few psychiatrists are trained to adminster. My doctor was an anethesiologist. Ketamine has a success rate of between 70 to 90% even where other tretaments failed. If you or someone you care about suffer from depression, I urge you to research and consider it. It was a miracle for me, and has helped many others. Peace.
If all goes well I will be getting an infusion next month. My wife has CRPS and it has literally saved her life. I'm happy to hear that it helped you as well. Godspeed 🙏
What was the trip itself like
They do the treatment in Laguna Beach at a hospital. It's expensive but the results are spectacular. I work in the MH field and was going to do it after a knee buckling break-up. For 6 months I had pure mental anguish. I had an amazing session with a therapist and somehow snapped out of it. Ketamine is truly the future of treatment for depression and other MH issues.
Heroin infusion is also great for depression
In 2019 the FDA approved the first new medication for major depression in decades. The drug is a nasal spray called esketamine, derived from ketamine. Works wonders from what I've read.
Nothing will change unless you put God first. Follow the teachings of His son Jesus.
The dopamine thing is so true. I think a lot of people who suffer from depression and mental health issues have low dopamine levels (either inherently or from other chemicals lowering their baselines). So you can easily get sucked into a vicious chicken-or-egg cycle of chasing dopamine hits that end up giving heavier crashes because they in turn deplete your natural dopamine and leave you feeling worse than you did before. I had that struggle with alcohol for years. It's that cliche of "chasing the dragon" - it's very real but it's not just for traditional addicts. Smart phones are doing it to people now without them even realizing.
When I got off weed after using it a lot with vape pens I was super depressed.
People say weed is harmless and it Isn’t. It totally reworks they way your brain chemistry functions and will leave you worse than before, this is why so many people stick with it for life because they get addicted and pretend it’s non addictive
@@heythere6983 you better now?
@@heythere6983 Of course you did. Weed, caffeine, internet usage etc. All stimulate more dopamine being released and once off these things you have to reset back to baseline. Weed advocates are funny to me because they are in most denial. Btw did your brain get back to pre weed days?
@@heythere6983 how did you get out? Share your story please
I definitely have a RUclips addiction
All I got out of this is that he went to a rich people's therapy resort and saw every type of doctor known to man and worked out for 3 weeks, but he did not specify what actually helped him get to a better place during all of this.
Then watch it again with an open mind
And maybe he is helping point other people in the right direction without spending the money
Just the ending of Chuck is enough to keep a man depressed for their life time like myself. Made me cry after 8 years lol. And yeap I’ve been partying and shit to get over all the depression lol.
Zach’s voice is completely different to how it was in Chuck. Thought it was someone else
@@123MondayTuesday think his voice was more higher pitched in chuck imo probably to reflect the character
Pathetic.
@@injusticeExpert7 Yeah, he up-pitched his voice noticeably in earlier seasons. After his fight with superman (haha) he gets a confidence boost and he's less hyper and noticeably lower pitched. Plus he also did a bunch of weightlifting, which is gonna raise your test and gravel out your voice a bit.
@@pamew haha nice dc reference thats interesting about the voice change possibly being through working out as someone just getting started that'll be interesting especially since i like my voice atm
Yooo ever since I saw Zachary Levi on the 'Inside of You' podcast I've wanted him to be on Joe Rogan. This is cool. Gonna watch the episode now. 😁
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Omg wow.. this man's story sounds almost exactly like me, minus the money and career and all..
That literally had me LOL'ing hahaha.
Well played, oh and me too hahaha
You forgot he luckily had the friends and family too lol also the scientists and doctors etc. I don’t really know where his issues stem from. Was he just extremely focused on making money and his dreams that he screwed over his partners and health or what was his traumas and his insecurities? Maybe i missed it
@@josec1538 Lol yeah it basicallys sounds like hes saying his life has been so good and trauma free that when some slights thing go wrong in life, he falls apart lmao
@@KramGamesOfficial Yeah. Sounds like he didn’t really learn anything. I’m going to assume he was repeatedly told by his team of specialists he should be grateful and take accountability for his negative impacts on others. His Depp vs Heard comments were lacking so much awareness and thought.
@@josec1538 Does he talk about the Depp vs Heard case in this podcast?
For an actor he actually seems pretty decent. Might be wrong but busy listening to the full podcast on Spotify. Very likeable dude.
Had a huge soft spot for this dude since Chuck. I thought Shazam was pretty good too.
@@adamwest8711 he can be a little intense at times, but seems a very nice guy. For an actor he's pretty awesome.
New fan in me that's for sure
I relate to this so much, especially not knowing Im depressed, it just hits you out of nowhere when something inconvenient happens.
I believe in my mental fortitude but it seems like my body dont follow through what my mind thinks and then I start overeating even doe im a healthy individual who works out, I feel like its all subconscious.
boy must be nice to have all that free time to have 20 hours of therapy and exorcise per week
Yes time...& A LOT of $$ too! My insurance has a $6000 deductible for mental health along w/ hefty co-pays each time forcing me to do all of the hands on all-natural self help I can just to survive & take care of my family.
It's entirely possible that people can be nicer to each other.
Nah sounds boring
@@joeyriddle428 Meant it as a JoRo Meme but ok
How many people would benefit from a program like that .: a life saving program that no one can afford
Seriously awesome that Joe got him on, he's one of my favorite actors as people. He comes across as a very genuine and kind person who happens to be very funny.
Yeah, he seems like he'd be a pretty easy dude to talk to. I feel like Joe rushed the ending of the episode though.
I never knew the extent of depression, anxienty etc etc I was experiencing until I found people that were similar.
And all of that amazing, expensive therapy will never be available to the middle class and people living in poverty. And the cycle continues.
Therapy is key!! If you are struggling with trauma and PTSD, try EMDR treatment and CBT therapy. My life did a complete 180º
Self medicating sucks. I’m 37 and my job really helps keep me focused but when I’m not working I’m self medicating with alcohol. The depression just hits me out of nowhere. I’m financially stable with assets, have a great girlfriend but the better part of 15 years I felt like I wasted on my ex wife. That relationship was so toxic and I did everything right but she just fucked me over so hard. I have gone the last 5 years beating myself up for allowing her to take the better years of my life. I’m currently working on diet, exercise and abstaining from alcohol. Discipline is incredibly difficult especially when you get side swiped by depression.
How many more years will you be focused on her?? She is still wrecking your life by choice. It’s time to let that darkness go.
I have fought with similar issues. You can get free.
@@skennedy204 it’s been getting a lot better lately. Thank you for your words. It’s not bothering me so much anymore. I’ve learned to take it for what it is, life experience.
@@stevenjohnson7720 I’m more free every day that goes by. I’m getting better.
Kinda brought tears to my eyes bc thats how im feeling atm, but that therapy is like 250,000 dollars gotta be a better way 😥
Not all therapy costs 250,000 dollars insurance may cover some of it, just do your research
You can do it, never stop advocating for yourself, and seek help when you need it
How do you know how much it cost? I haven't seen anywhere where it mentions the place you went to
Insanity isn't limited by pedigree, everyone suffers' on some level, either subtly or obviously.
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eh, kind, degree, grade, sort- pedigree has very little to do with anything other than disposition, ascribed status, and genetics
Just saw that Terrence Howard video. Definitely not subtle in that case.
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The side effects of the intersect still haunts him to this day. It's okay Chuck, I'm sure walker still loves you.
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Its incredible how many men in the states are struggling with depression and often people that have a lot of going on for them. What i noticed that its often paired with a drug use. I come from Eastern europe where unless you have something really traumatic that happened people suck it up and go through the hardships. Not trying to undermine anyone's struggle but it is weird that in in such a force of a country like the USA you have so many broken people and people who tend to brag on how they are broken. Think its speaks the volume about the society
I agree with you. I am from latinamerica, and it is bizarre to me how many american men go to depression, when what we do is suck it up.
jre is nice cuz it’s like watching your drunk uncle from Boston talk to famous people and seeing right thru them
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i like this guy
Best advice i recently got as a person in a tough mental situations is this -> no one is born a loser, that is an acquired mentality.
Dismantle your ideas, separate those that are in your best interest and those that are not, stick to those that are and eventually you will become and feel better. It is haaard work, requires attention, requires effort, requires dedication, requires courage and discipline, but it is doable by ANYONE.
Good luck!
P.s. skilled therapist helps quite a lot
I hear you, but unfortunately for others, their mental and physical suffering can be endured for so long.
Chuck was a great show
My favorite show
This sounds just what I need , no energy, no modivation, no sleep , my testosterone is definitely lacking I don't know
How do you believe that you are worthy of being loved?
Starting kickboxing resistance training and eating clean as well as avoiding alcohol and as simplistic as it sounds being nice. That got me out of a whole I was in practically my whole adult life if I feel myself slipping into it again I will have a cold shower and hit the road. Goggins and Rogan have been my therapists I'm sure it's the same for many others over here as well as America
Good for you, but you still need jesus
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I can see how one can get into a rut of self-medicating. There's a reason why stage performers can have incredible highs and lows. I do local theater (sometimes show after show whilst working full time) and the dopamine hits are great, even in front of 50 people for a few weekends -- I have had severe depression after shows close, and I can only imagine how hard it is on the big stage. I eventually get over it after a few weeks, but it happens every time and I dread it every time.
Damn Shazam slow it down a little. Dudes on 2x speed and making me anxious 🤣
I'm glad Zach is doing better. Prayers to my god that he continues to thrive.
My man got that million dollar therapy session. I get to go to my psychologist and get Xanax.
That dopamine high and low, and partying hit the nail on the head for me, damn. Never thought of it that way before, makes so much sense.
I wonder if this real life Chuck vs Therapy was at all similar to the episode where he gets sent to a psychiatrist for manic behavior and night terrors.
All I heard is I can never afford to get right. I'm very happy he got the help needed
Joe Rogan is the only therapy I need
"...After the massage I'd go to the hot spring in this awesome candle lit cave for behavioral therapy. When you swim out of the little hole in the rock face into the cool glacier melt water it's like being reborn. The aderol they put me on helped!"
Joe:[*.....damn I wish this guy would at least drink a beer....] Huh? Wha...? Aderol? Now we're talkin'! Tell me about the aderol. Did you ever snort it?
Joe is a stand up guy.
Raising and adopting Kayja💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Didn't know this until today
Respect!
Zachary says he's completely kicked drugs, but I think he may be using a bit of the old Shazadderall!
Yup, just a tad;) 😂😂😂😂
Yeah this entire video I was actually in shock with my mouth open. Dude literally was going a mile per minute. I’m surprised there’s not more comments on it. People who talk that fast are either on something or serious anxiety
I came here to see if anybody else noticed... dude definitely seems like he's tweaking, but some ppl are naturally that energetic.
I talk that fast when I’m either angry or just excited about something. He did switch modes at times though so I think it’s just a combination of being on the biggest podcast in the world along with his natural personality.
@@adamwest8711 You're most likely right. Just making a dumb adderall joke. Seems like a great dude.
This is how I feel at this very moment. In the dark. Sad 😥
Get up son
Watched for 5 minutes....I just can't with this guy
That's because your a peasant. Now eat ze bugs and worship the rich!!! But yeah, Rogan guest is a bittch boi.
Your health is your wealth....fought stage 4 cancer for 15 years...now fighting 8 diseases...beem working in mental health for 17 years...
The amount of bots… literally over 50% of the comments I see lmao.
Soooo glad he’s on the podcast.
I know he's cast for Shazam 2. But with that gray on his temples, I want Fiege to hire him for Reed Richards.
but he was once in Thor
Too late
@@kpag3030 maybe joe could play
@@Hagdawa Yep, but that character is in Valhalla now with all of the Warriors Three. So he's clear there. 😉
Funny enough 10 years ago I would always confuse him and john krasinski for some reason.
I’m currently experiencing chest pain and I came to the conclusion it’s anxiety and possibly depression I just can’t be happy ugh
Money can buy you literal happiness
No way bro. According to the rich, it's harder to be happy. Poor rich people with all the beautiful women around them and huge houses and nice cars. Those poor souls. Unlike those greedy blue collar workers always wanting their stupid "unions" greedy peasants!!
Exactly. He literally just explained how a $250,000 facility could get you better mental healthcare than the rest of America could even think to afford. It's great he got the help he needed and all....but to lack self-awareness to the degree that you literally think anyone struggling can just walk into a place like that? That's a real slap in the face to every middle class family that are already on their 12th mental breakdown with zero assistance while this guy gets pristine healthcare the minute he gets his first one 🤦
You're right. Money CAN buy happiness, and it's the very reason every other American citizen is struggling to find any semblance of happiness or will to live when they can't even afford to have someone listen to them for once. It's absolutely both scary and depressing for the human race, and should worry everyone.
Right haha
Amazing... very happy for the guy. Does anyone know the name of the place he went to? I don't think I heard him mention it. Thanks.
Dude came on to promote his book. Talked for 2.5 hours and this was a clip from one part of the conversation. He is talking about HIS journey. He is selling the book, not the therapy.
Yep. Sounds like the prototypical "me and my support system pulled me from the brink" kind of sob story. Sorry, this guy still has issues. I could only stomach listening for like 3 minutes and had to turn it off.
@@hanknorris5642 you misunderstood. i'm complaining about all the people in the comments pointing out his therapy cost $250k. he isn't selling the therapy. he is selling his story. millions of books available. if you aren't interested, move on.
@@ModeratelyAmused i didn't misunderstand. His book/story includes the expensive, and likely unneccessary therapy. Anyway, it's irrelevant. At least Joe saw through it a little or at least he seemed to. "We have a cult leader here..."
@@hanknorris5642 Exactly. Funny Joe called him out a bit on that
Probably the most painful thing about dealing with depression is believing that I ultimately don’t deserve to be happy. I tell myself that I’m unworthy of being loved or of having friends, of having people care about me. It’s a godawful feeling.
Happines is not a goal its rather a product of realizing your goals and surviving .you should rather focus on that mybe
This dude is really minimizing the effects of going on alcohol and drug benders all the time lol
He basically went to a holistic detox/rehab that wasn’t abstinence based.
I think you are projecting
Any idea where he went because I can't find the name of it anywhere
@@jacobwalls452 nah; I just work with teens that do this
@@CamBoone right…
I want to know what medication he is on now. And if not anything, how did he transcend the depression?
Zach is incredible. Why did Joe keep wanting to shut down Zach for talking about love?
Because it’s not a hallucinogen.
I WISH I could get this kind of help, Zach! I hear from my friends & family how amazing I am, but I’m not feeling it myself on a daily way… Love you to hear I’m not alone…❤❤❤
I miss the JRE on RUclips 🥺
Same here Nicola! From Dundee
@@richardkelbie7726 shout out from Lanark!!! Was up Dundee way at the weekend. 👍
Wow. Amazing interview. Would love to see Zach back on
Thank god for Joe Rogan
What he said about Dogs, in the full episode really resonates with me.
This guy wouldn’t know darkness if it sat on his face. He merely adopted the dark, I was born in it. Moulded by it.
Must suck being blind
re parent yourself and choose your thoughts that infuse love and wholeness. some are born into healthy homes and others have to make it happen. God's blessings on you.
@@rm-gh1co I appreciate the kind words you’re very nice, but I was just quoting the Dark Knight😂
I clicked on this to find out how to help myself deal with the crippling depression and anxiety which is destroying my life, only to hear an insanely rich and privileged person talk about going to a $250,000 resort and buying land in Texas. So glad money helped you get the treatment you need..... What do you do if you are poor?
Crowdsource emotional support in the comments section. Hang in there,McGregor.
Work on sleep, diet, supplementation, exercise, mindfulness, CBT, DBT, talk therapy, goal setting, journaling, creating social network, getting in nature, reducing tech usage
Buy some fentanyl and end it all
he is promoting his book, not the treatment
Clean up your diet, meditate, exercise, clean your room, sit with your pain. Good luck.
Love how he keeps saying God and also that pills can help . But also jesus can also help us continue the battle because he has more for us in the future. To spread his word to the world
Personally I blame squirrels
Lmao! Thanks for making me laugh!
Thanks for sharing this bro. I needed to hear ever bit of that!!
I just watched the whole podcast. As much as I loved chuck this really made it clear that this guy has no unique thoughts and his personality is now just an amalgam of podcasts he has listened to and is trying really hard to become joes best friend.
Damn, harsh
@@josephhertzberg2734 count the number of times he says "oh actually I think I heard it on your/(some other friend of Joe's) podcast" and maybe you'll realize. Most of this conversation was him sharing little tidbits of shit other people said on his show in hopes Joe would talk about something he is interested in and build a connection.
@@bo5pice yeah, I only saw clips, I'll have to check it out on Spotify
@@noname-ue7lb dude, will they pay me
I'll take it!!
Someone's projecting......
What Zachary said about Austin and the river flowing through. EUurope has such cities. Vienna, the capital of Austria has the same and is really amazing.
Nice to know there's therapy available out there for wealthy people. I'll remember that next time I'm having suicidal thoights.
Try fungus
@@jacobwalls452 Will black mold do?
@@c_dubbzz6127 lol, it probably what most people would have greater access to 🤣...but I would recommend Lion's Mane
This guy went to the same high school as me in Southern California. SoCal was a fun place to grow up in the 90s and early 2000s, but I am glad I moved to Texas almost 16 years ago and never went back.
don't get mad cause it's an extremely expensive therapy session. There are ways to get the same results without selling a leg, you just have to really want to pull yourself out of depression and throw yourself ou of it.
Envy is a hell of a drug, am I right? It's easier to blame another man's privilege for why we get nowhere. Literally a ton of bat shit crazy celebrities and he snapped out of it. We're all the same and we all suffer.
Truth is, it has nothing to do about "getting mad" that he got help. People are simply calling this guy out on the fact that he's making an expensive facility like this seem like a place anyone can go to in order to get proper help, when even the bare minimum help society has to offer is unaffordable for most people. Plus a man like him is way too privileged and successful to even require the mental help he got to this degree. That should be reserved for highly suicidal individuals (who normally just end up going into a stress center). There are people struggling 10x worse than him AND in poverty, and you're seriously acting like ENVY is the reason why people are upset? Wake up.
There are people out there actually suffering with the added stress of NOT being able to afford this kind of therapy....they ALSO deserve this kind of access to quality mental healthcare. I'd say that's the one thing I'll admit people SHOULD be mad about.
Imagine knowing you can't afford therapy and are dealing with real, traumatic, and existential problems.... only to see this guy nonchalantly talk about how he didn't feel so great one time and easily got into a high-class facility full of every necessary professional you'd need to get back on track.
It's almost like America is being forced into being a place where mental healthcare is a luxury only celebrities and powerful people can properly afford. Seems dystopian as hell, but sure.... we're just "envious" of seeing this double standard created by the contradictive mess that is our society. Let's give this guy a nice round-of-applause for being able to get help that most people in this country already need (yet can't afford ontop of every other thing they need to pay for in order to live). 🎉👏
@@echoflame4279 I love how you get to decide what is required for his situation. Dude just talked about how he was suicidal in this clip too, thus showing you apparently didn't even watch the clip.
Thank you Rogan!!! You are KING!! 2:23:00 Zachary, this GenX me understands. Just like when the pond calls you to jump it. Stoic helps.
I liked his positive energy a lot and he seems like a good dude but I suspect he’s either a bit over-medicated or did a few lines of Colombia’s finest.
Probably adderall, ritalin or vyvanse. So many of these loaded self absorbed celebrities are on these stimulants.
Is this guy on aderall?
Zach needs real Jesus. Unfortunately it would mean putting all of Hollywood against you. It would save his soul.
the woman who loved him displayed the love of God, as Jesus did, and that's what healed him. I studied psychology, health and religious beliefs and found that metaphysical healing is the healing. every one is different so it happens different ways but being loved with the love of God is powerful. demons lose their power and people are made whole.
@@rm-gh1co Alas, Zach lives to please man and money. He is afraid of offending Satan's kingdom, and he is right. There is only one way for his career to continue, and that is soul selling to the overlord of evil...I'd like to think there is still time for Zach, but he doen't look like he is about to truly find Jesus.
This guy seems genuine
i'm sure we can all afford this $250,000 therapy. sign up already and sort yourself out!
Does anyone know what the program is called or where it's located? Seriously want to give it a shot.
The program he did is very expensive.
rich ppl problems
Good for him.
He received therapy and Shazam! he became Shazam!
The adhd diagnosis and hefty prescription of aderol is what gave him his lightning power, I'll wager.
This clip is so gross, I don’t know why, probably because 99.5% of us could never get this treatment.
This guy could be John Krasinski's brother.
No resemblance
Bless your soul for this content 🤍
We can all agree that he never disappoints us with his content
no. joe rogan and friends arnt even worth listening to. i mean even this... meh...
@@ackmaster8050 then buzz off and let people enjoy it
Sir, thank you for sharing. Much love to you
Hearing this guy complain about his tough life makes me feel a certain way
Why? Because money is everything and it solves all problems? We’re all people, doomed to die, nobody doesn’t suffer. Being on television doesn’t make a person whole.
@@icemancometh1188 oo sorry, you must be a big Zachary Levi fan. Money buys a lot including help.
@@TheMusicNotes93 of course money helps make life easier. I mean, I liked “Chuck” but I’ve never described myself as “a big Zachary Levi fan” lol I’m just a guy who was waiting on his laundry to dry.
Dude I've been thinking and behaving the same for 6/7 years now and can't find a way out. I need help but won't ask