MY FAVORITE CHRISTIAN COMEDIAN!!!!! John proves you can be hilarious and not have to interject every sentence with curse words! Very family friendly and you will laugh until you cry and your sides hurt!!!!!
@@nattamused9074 lol i actually just went to see him in Jackson TN about 6-7 weeks ago for the first time. He’s great!!!!! I would say the same thing about him! I love good clean humor!!!
I'm a millennial, and I must have worked in 10 different work environments, never fired once. Skills are a must. Patience. Time management. Being able to work with other personalities. Willing to learn new skills. Communication skills are a must. I've seen people my age try to get jobs without knowing how to communicate, and couldn't even land an interview because of it. We live in a time where you can search for just about any self help video, from how to tie a tie, to how to land an interview, to interview etiquette. It's all out there. I'm just gonna come out and say people have to get over working a job they don't want to work. It's gonna happen, and sometimes for years it's most likely gonna be your only option. Work on being persistently consistent. When you see an opening for a better position in a new work environment, leave your current job the right way by giving two week's notice, of course only if that's how your employer works. Some just let you go upon realization.
I was on a Southwest flight 2 days ago and literally the captain came over the speaker and asked if there was a doctor or nurse on board and my mind IMMEDIATELY went to this bit in this sketch 😂😂😂 I never thought I’d experience something like that. They had to get an AED out and everything and the medics and fire department met the plane at the tarmac when we arrived. 🫠 wild times 😂 love you John!
Ive been at my job for 23 years. Started when I was 22. Started from the bottom and worked my way up. Never asked for anything. Good hard honest work propelled me. Most of the 22 year olds that come in now cant even use a shovel or hand tools. Pretty sad.
Congratulations. You worked in a job and didn't hold any standards. As a reward, you reaped the bare minimum in only two short decades. Surely, time well spent.
I know some people think ADHD and ADD aren’t real but it’s a real neurological condition, and the kids that had it are adults now, including me! And it makes a lot of things including employment harder! I also have debilitating chronic fatigue and pain. But I’ve been successful as a freelancer since 2018 so I’m not making excuses, just asking for empathy and understanding for the increasing population of ppl with ADD or autism. And it’s due to neurotoxins, including aluminum, especially from a controversial source. Some ppl genetically can’t detox as well as others.
I’m a millennial and I entered the workforce in 1998. We’re probably just tired because we’re middle aged and we’ve been working 80 hour work weeks for the past 25 years.😂 If Gen Z can get employers to implement better work-life balance I’m all for that! I remember when parents were able to get home by dinner time every night. It’s not lazy to try to get that back.
Keep in mind, there is also a group of millenials in their late 20s. So- we all haven't been working for that long 😂😂😂 but, there is a slight difference in attitude between the first half of millenials, and the latter half.
@@fatboitino2 Oh for sure! I spent the first part of my career being called a Gen-xer who is ruining everything, and later, a millennial who is ruining everything!😂 I got flack for both generations!🤣 Good times.
I'm a gen z myself... and to be honest, I've actually got two seasonal jobs at the moment. Working as a camera operator for both an Independent Professional Baseball team and a USHL team. At the moment I haven't applied for college, I've been looking at different colleges... and I might just actually have my mind made up, thinking of going to school for Broadcast Journalism, get into either music radio or help out producing at a talk radio station somewhere in the U.S.
@@NateOnThe-Radio That’s great that you’re taking time to really figure out what you want! I have a friend who is just on the border of GenZ and millennial. She has a broadcast journalism degree and is now a sports reporter. She does a lot of her own camera work, too. She LOVES her job!
I’m a 100% Tim Hawkins fan, just discovered this guy. As a person on the lagging end of the millennial who grew up with 1960’s baby boomers for parents; I would have to say I grew up as if it were the 70’s/80’s. I suppose I just click with a much older mindset.
These are the exact same things that I experience from the young people in my community college classes. They are failing out of my classes at an alarming rate, mostly because they procrastinate the whole week, and then attempt to do the homework, or don't do it at all, within the last few hours before the due date and time.
My son got fired from his bowling alley job for bowling while he was on the clock. 🙄 But he misses the paycheck! So he is motivated to get a new job. Lord, help our young people! 🙏 John Crist is my kind of comedian and very relatable to a homeschooled Christian kid like me. 😁
"You understand what it's like to be a younger person trying to make it in their first job..." I'm not sure that this interviewer realizes that John Crist IS a millennial 😂 Millennials are 27 to 42 years old right now folks 😂
I manage a large group of millennials and I can say they are great. They are funny, caring, hard working, and driven. I’m heading back to work tomorrow after a 16 day vacation and I can honestly say I have missed being with those “maniacs” 😂.
Yea, I could see how someone who needs to take 16 days off in a row might think of millennials as "hard working and driven". In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king!
That is very refreshing to read. Hey my mom was a senior Secretary with a huge company and she would always save all her vacation for our summer place and we spent most of the summer there so you can be an irreplaceable employee and still take a lot of time off.
You can't earn forgiveness by ever being good enough. You can't earn your way into heaven by working hard and you can't buy your way to heaven with the money you earn.
I hire millennials where I work. There's a couple of tricks- 1) Eliminate anyone that has personal pronouns on their resume. 2) Don't hire college grads, they are insufferable. 3) Check their faceypages to eliminate whiny crybabies, and 4) I hire through a contracting agency so they can pre-screen them and ask questions I can't ask. Contract-to-hire gives you 3 months to find out if they will work.
So a person who went the extra mile and went to college is a bad thing because..well, something, something, sounds more like you're envious?...When did we Republicans start demonizing intelligence, instead preferring the "common man" who does the same work our species has done for millenia?
I hear what youre saying but agree with the other comments that I think you're referring to the gen after that. My DD is on the line between the two and has a college degree and is awesome. She worked hard, put her way through for the most part, she cares about people, has a super emotional IQ to figure out the situation at hand, and can make any drink just about you can think of since she has been a barista and bar tender to pay her way through. Don't put everyone together in a pile. She was a manager at 22 and couldn't get anyone younger than her to work much. They needed a break after a few minutes on the floor of Starbucks. She worked hours upon hours fixing people's orders when they were mad that something didn't taste right😳 ironic, her first job was CFA as well. It got her the job at Srarbucks because they were like you get such good training there we won't even give you the standard second interview. Good hire. She lasted more than 6 years. Like he said, you have to want something bad enough to get out there and work. She wanted a car and a newer phone. And to travel. So pretty good advice IMO.
@@RAINRDY Having any outstanding debt can be bad. Bad credit. Owing more than you can afford. Wanting the taxpayers to bail you out. Not good at all. So your snotty remark really makes no sense.
@@tommcgeethree lol, as much as _anything_ can be "bad", sure. Your explanation/reasoning is ridiculous though, not to mention wildly ignorant and apparently quite convenient to your goofy beliefs. Unlike other forms of debt, it actually serves a legitimate purpose, which you seem to have conveniently forgotten. Nice way to delusionally warp college tuition into being a "bad" thing though. Congrats, that's gotta be a skill.
Funny bit- funnier if he’d quipped that they asked if he wanted to put the gear down himself or pay $15 to the captain to do it 🤣🤣 that’s the spirit way
@@beckyc3127because they have a diversity, equity and inclusion department. Lol Silly humans rejecting acceptance, inclusion and diversity. Sounds really Christian to me...smh
When you have a government who encourages you not to work, you see help wanted signs everywhere. Our small town now has billboards asking for help even by the big name places that barely ever had an opening before.
Oh same where I live. Jobs that people stood in line for now begging for people. They brag about doing away with welfare which is a joke. Around here They just switched them to SSI. People would rather get mailbox money/ food stamps/Medicaid than have a six figure job with benefits.
Unemployment is at 3.7%, it's not the government that is encouraging them not to work, the people do that all on their own well enough...I've long since thought of kicking my 40hr work week and doing something I'll enjoy doing instead of busting my hump every day. I don't need things to make my life complete...just enough to pay the mortgage and utilities.
Lots of Millennial friends I know who worked since high school and rose to ranks lost their jobs during the pandemic and have to start over yet that's called being lazy when it wasn't their fault. They are WORKING though while building what they once had.
@@god563616 They are sure paying a huge price for the ignorance of their senior generations. Hopefully they will be able to succeed, where my and my parents generation have failed, at making the world a better place.
Advice, from a fellow “millennial” born in 87’. Simple. Show up on time and try. That’s it. By on time I mean at least 15 minutes early, if you don’t know just ask, your box will start small, but with time you’ll be able to do any task at whatever your job is with ease and your box will be large. Stay in your box and be patient. Grow thick skin, it ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. Also check the ego at the door, you can’t learn if you already know everything lol, and you’ll never know everything. Trade schools or apprenticeship programs are a perfectly fine alternative to college. College isn’t meant to be for everyone, but if you go to college don’t expect to get the top paying job just because you’re “educated” be willing to work for what you have. You’ll feel a lot more self worth if you earn it. My “boomer” parents taught me the value of hard work and trying hard, learning how to lose so you can learn how to win! Also America is so great that even people who hate it refuse to leave! God bless!
I was about to say the same thing! 🤣 Glad to see I'm not the only one correcting them. I honestly had to play that part a second time to see if I misheard it. NOPE!
Lots of Millennial friends I know who worked since high school and rose to ranks lost their jobs during the pandemic and have to start over yet that's called being lazy when it wasn't their fault. Its the looking down upon from elder generations that are suppose to be supportive knowing they ARE NOT perfect by a long shot. I hold that Millennials are the strongest most compromising generation there is.
Kilmeade can be so awkward during interviews. He’s obviously an incredibly nice and genial guy, but there are times it seems like he just isn’t present or loses focus and makes the interview awkward.
"He just wants your money to buy tickets" oh man hes lucky he wasnt interviewing me 😤 like bro, do you even understand what a job is? You get paid a wage! The whole interview felt like he was lowkey insulting him. Ugh I HATE news and journalists. Only trustworthy news is Donut News Network and Brutally Honest ❤
Bro, it's Goshen, like ocean. Sorry had to be that person. I traveled for a living and went to many of these towns. They were forever correcting me on the names. I had to do to someone else. rofl.
It’s not like it’s something new to not want to work. Ha, I don’t think coal miners wanted to work. People work if they have to work, and if they can afford not to most won’t - maybe just working on hobbies or things that don’t pay instead.
His advice was implied and wasn't about how to get or keep a job but how to do better in an unemployed state: stop spending money when you run out! (i.e. learn how to delay gratification and how to say no to impulses)
I fly Spirit on flights under 4 hours...I can travel for long weekends with Spirit no problem. Flying next weekend for weekend in New Orleans. I relax in Amex lounge and walk myself right over to Spirit. The Holy Spirit is with me where I go, I pray and go❤
m John 3:16 in the Holy Bible says, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son (JESUS!), that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." PLEASE DEVOTE YOURSELF TO JESUS NOW, HE IS COMING SOON AND YOU DON'T WANT TO BE LEFT BEHIND, IT'S GOING TO BE LITERAL HELL ON EARTH!
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MY FAVORITE CHRISTIAN COMEDIAN!!!!! John proves you can be hilarious and not have to interject every sentence with curse words! Very family friendly and you will laugh until you cry and your sides hurt!!!!!
You’ve never watched Tim Hawkins?
Tim is waaaaay better than John
I went to his show. He's the real deal !!! Great guy, hilarious and super clean.
@@nattamused9074 lol i actually just went to see him in Jackson TN about 6-7 weeks ago for the first time. He’s great!!!!! I would say the same thing about him! I love good clean humor!!!
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I'm a millennial, and I must have worked in 10 different work environments, never fired once. Skills are a must. Patience. Time management. Being able to work with other personalities. Willing to learn new skills. Communication skills are a must. I've seen people my age try to get jobs without knowing how to communicate, and couldn't even land an interview because of it. We live in a time where you can search for just about any self help video, from how to tie a tie, to how to land an interview, to interview etiquette. It's all out there. I'm just gonna come out and say people have to get over working a job they don't want to work. It's gonna happen, and sometimes for years it's most likely gonna be your only option. Work on being persistently consistent. When you see an opening for a better position in a new work environment, leave your current job the right way by giving two week's notice, of course only if that's how your employer works. Some just let you go upon realization.
Best advice!!
I feel like they are talking about Gen Z, us millennials over here are stuck in middle management...
Love John Crist so much!!! He's hilarious
I was on a Southwest flight 2 days ago and literally the captain came over the speaker and asked if there was a doctor or nurse on board and my mind IMMEDIATELY went to this bit in this sketch 😂😂😂 I never thought I’d experience something like that. They had to get an AED out and everything and the medics and fire department met the plane at the tarmac when we arrived. 🫠 wild times 😂 love you John!
“Has anyone seen Grey’s Anatomy?” Hahahahaha
If you haven't seen John Christ live, you will not regret going. The show is hilarious. If you have to drive an hour, do it!
I regret going to it. Not very funny. Twisted guy. Huge perv. Do not waste your time.
I love John Crist.❤️ He's awesome!! Can't wait to see him here in Canada this coming September!
nobody cares leaf
You'll love it I saw him in April... he's hilarious and definitely my favorite comedian 😅
I would totally drink John’s hand stirred lemonade 😂😂😂
Ive been at my job for 23 years. Started when I was 22. Started from the bottom and worked my way up. Never asked for anything. Good hard honest work propelled me. Most of the 22 year olds that come in now cant even use a shovel or hand tools. Pretty sad.
Have a cookie.
@@Hillarysrevenge
Have a banana. The one you’re sitting on.
Congratulations. You worked in a job and didn't hold any standards. As a reward, you reaped the bare minimum in only two short decades.
Surely, time well spent.
@@Hillarysrevenge You need a cookie
YUP
I know some people think ADHD and ADD aren’t real but it’s a real neurological condition, and the kids that had it are adults now, including me! And it makes a lot of things including employment harder! I also have debilitating chronic fatigue and pain. But I’ve been successful as a freelancer since 2018 so I’m not making excuses, just asking for empathy and understanding for the increasing population of ppl with ADD or autism. And it’s due to neurotoxins, including aluminum, especially from a controversial source. Some ppl genetically can’t detox as well as others.
He is funny! Since this is my first time hearing about him, I hope he comes to Atlanta soon.
I’m a millennial and I entered the workforce in 1998. We’re probably just tired because we’re middle aged and we’ve been working 80 hour work weeks for the past 25 years.😂 If Gen Z can get employers to implement better work-life balance I’m all for that! I remember when parents were able to get home by dinner time every night. It’s not lazy to try to get that back.
Keep in mind, there is also a group of millenials in their late 20s. So- we all haven't been working for that long 😂😂😂 but, there is a slight difference in attitude between the first half of millenials, and the latter half.
@@fatboitino2 Oh for sure! I spent the first part of my career being called a Gen-xer who is ruining everything, and later, a millennial who is ruining everything!😂 I got flack for both generations!🤣 Good times.
@@KiKi-tf8rv 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Dang- can't catch a break
I'm a gen z myself... and to be honest, I've actually got two seasonal jobs at the moment. Working as a camera operator for both an Independent Professional Baseball team and a USHL team. At the moment I haven't applied for college, I've been looking at different colleges... and I might just actually have my mind made up, thinking of going to school for Broadcast Journalism, get into either music radio or help out producing at a talk radio station somewhere in the U.S.
@@NateOnThe-Radio That’s great that you’re taking time to really figure out what you want! I have a friend who is just on the border of GenZ and millennial. She has a broadcast journalism degree and is now a sports reporter. She does a lot of her own camera work, too. She LOVES her job!
John Crist is one of my favorite people ever! He is hilarious!!!
John Crist is the best!❤
Too bad Chick-fil-A recently hired a GLSEN board member as a corporate head 😢
I’m a 100% Tim Hawkins fan, just discovered this guy. As a person on the lagging end of the millennial who grew up with 1960’s baby boomers for parents; I would have to say I grew up as if it were the 70’s/80’s. I suppose I just click with a much older mindset.
These are the exact same things that I experience from the young people in my community college classes. They are failing out of my classes at an alarming rate, mostly because they procrastinate the whole week, and then attempt to do the homework, or don't do it at all, within the last few hours before the due date and time.
That's Gen Z though, that's not millennials. The youngest millennials are late 20s, and the oldest early 40s.
My son got fired from his bowling alley job for bowling while he was on the clock. 🙄 But he misses the paycheck! So he is motivated to get a new job. Lord, help our young people! 🙏
John Crist is my kind of comedian and very relatable to a homeschooled Christian kid like me. 😁
"You understand what it's like to be a younger person trying to make it in their first job..." I'm not sure that this interviewer realizes that John Crist IS a millennial 😂 Millennials are 27 to 42 years old right now folks 😂
Was literally about to say this! Teens are Zoomers not Millennials lol
I manage a large group of millennials and I can say they are great. They are funny, caring, hard working, and driven. I’m heading back to work tomorrow after a 16 day vacation and I can honestly say I have missed being with those “maniacs” 😂.
Yea, I could see how someone who needs to take 16 days off in a row might think of millennials as "hard working and driven". In the kingdom of the blind, the one eyed man is king!
@@jimisparx6953 Hahaha !!! I had family come stay. Now I need another 16 days off to recover 😁
That is very refreshing to read. Hey my mom was a senior Secretary with a huge company and she would always save all her vacation for our summer place and we spent most of the summer there so you can be an irreplaceable employee and still take a lot of time off.
@@jimisparx6953 So he shouldn;t take his vacation that he earned?
😂
He stirred it with his HAND????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you “SHOULD” be good! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You can't earn forgiveness by ever being good enough. You can't earn your way into heaven by working hard and you can't buy your way to heaven with the money you earn.
I stirred the lemonade with my hand, if you're still alive you should be good 😂🤣
He is AWEOME! He keeps me through hard times. He's so funny!!!
Millennials aren't that young. The youngest of us are early 30's.
Stirred it with his hand 😂 wouldn’t expect anything less from young John 😂
I hire millennials where I work. There's a couple of tricks- 1) Eliminate anyone that has personal pronouns on their resume. 2) Don't hire college grads, they are insufferable. 3) Check their faceypages to eliminate whiny crybabies, and 4) I hire through a contracting agency so they can pre-screen them and ask questions I can't ask. Contract-to-hire gives you 3 months to find out if they will work.
So a person who went the extra mile and went to college is a bad thing because..well, something, something, sounds more like you're envious?...When did we Republicans start demonizing intelligence, instead preferring the "common man" who does the same work our species has done for millenia?
Your talking about Gen Z. None of those are characteristics of Millennials.
Yes Gen Z is the worst 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hear what youre saying but agree with the other comments that I think you're referring to the gen after that. My DD is on the line between the two and has a college degree and is awesome. She worked hard, put her way through for the most part, she cares about people, has a super emotional IQ to figure out the situation at hand, and can make any drink just about you can think of since she has been a barista and bar tender to pay her way through. Don't put everyone together in a pile. She was a manager at 22 and couldn't get anyone younger than her to work much. They needed a break after a few minutes on the floor of Starbucks. She worked hours upon hours fixing people's orders when they were mad that something didn't taste right😳 ironic, her first job was CFA as well. It got her the job at Srarbucks because they were like you get such good training there we won't even give you the standard second interview. Good hire. She lasted more than 6 years. Like he said, you have to want something bad enough to get out there and work. She wanted a car and a newer phone. And to travel. So pretty good advice IMO.
Millennial aren't in first jobs. They are 26-43. Well I should hope they not
Unemployed milenials ? I didn't know there was such a thing. You better get a job and pay off you college tuition. Come on, you can do it. 😎👍🍺🇺🇸
Your Wal-Mart greeter job doesn't pay enough for you to catch up on your back trailer payments 😂😂😂😭
You act like having a college tuition is a bad thing.
@@RAINRDY As long as you get a marketable degree it's fine.
@@RAINRDY Having any outstanding debt can be bad. Bad credit. Owing more than you can afford. Wanting the taxpayers to bail you out. Not good at all. So your snotty remark really makes no sense.
@@tommcgeethree lol, as much as _anything_ can be "bad", sure. Your explanation/reasoning is ridiculous though, not to mention wildly ignorant and apparently quite convenient to your goofy beliefs. Unlike other forms of debt, it actually serves a legitimate purpose, which you seem to have conveniently forgotten. Nice way to delusionally warp college tuition into being a "bad" thing though. Congrats, that's gotta be a skill.
Gosh-uhn Indiana 😂
It's Go-shun!
yup... that's how you say it
Same observation, lol
“but I did have to put down the landing gear myself.” -lol. Fun interview, I’ll have to check out John’s stand-up routine.
Funny bit- funnier if he’d quipped that they asked if he wanted to put the gear down himself or pay $15 to the captain to do it 🤣🤣 that’s the spirit way
Work harder is only way to get ahead, or work smarter
Wow, never heard that one before. You're smart.
just started a new job in a new state, Texas.
i outright bashed democrats and made it clear i won't vote for any of them in the interview.
welcome to Texas the greatest state
@@god563616 thanks/ the humidity here in houston SUCKS, but so many things i'm loving.
My husband and I just saw John in Reading, Pa two days ago! He’s hilarious!! I saw him in 2021 at the Helium club in Philly! I love watching him!!
You did it, John 💛💖💛❣️❣️❣️❣️🎉
Chick-fil-A is now woke, so he could not work there today.
How is it woke?
@@beckyc3127because they have a diversity, equity and inclusion department. Lol Silly humans rejecting acceptance, inclusion and diversity. Sounds really Christian to me...smh
I think this guy might have been one of my mom's favorite performers.
When you have a government who encourages you not to work, you see help wanted signs everywhere. Our small town now has billboards asking for help even by the big name places that barely ever had an opening before.
Oh same where I live. Jobs that people stood in line for now begging for people. They brag about doing away with welfare which is a joke. Around here They just switched them to SSI. People would rather get mailbox money/ food stamps/Medicaid than have a six figure job with benefits.
Unemployment is at 3.7%, it's not the government that is encouraging them not to work, the people do that all on their own well enough...I've long since thought of kicking my 40hr work week and doing something I'll enjoy doing instead of busting my hump every day. I don't need things to make my life complete...just enough to pay the mortgage and utilities.
He’s hilarious about to check out his comedy special
I ❤ John Crist !
"'We can't afford it'. That's the three words we heard ...". Unintentional comedy.
I don't know a single unemployed millennial.
Lots of Millennial friends I know who worked since high school and rose to ranks lost their jobs during the pandemic and have to start over yet that's called being lazy when it wasn't their fault. They are WORKING though while building what they once had.
@@god563616 They are sure paying a huge price for the ignorance of their senior generations. Hopefully they will be able to succeed, where my and my parents generation have failed, at making the world a better place.
Wow that is harsh....@@Samael-Metzger
Nice he's coming to T-Town Oklahoma!! I like john crist
He is hilarious!!! ❤😂
Seriously for calling out John for not wearing a suit. Fox you need better people doing these interviews.
he's the best i saw him here in KCMO and hes my favorite comedian, doesnt matter if he's compared to all of them!
Great comedian!
I love John Crist! He is the best!
Advice, from a fellow “millennial” born in 87’. Simple. Show up on time and try. That’s it. By on time I mean at least 15 minutes early, if you don’t know just ask, your box will start small, but with time you’ll be able to do any task at whatever your job is with ease and your box will be large. Stay in your box and
be patient. Grow thick skin, it ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. Also check the ego at the door, you can’t learn if you already know everything lol, and you’ll never know everything. Trade schools or apprenticeship programs are a perfectly fine alternative to college. College isn’t meant to be for everyone, but if you go to college don’t expect to get the top paying job just because you’re “educated” be willing to work for what you have. You’ll feel a lot more self worth if you earn it. My “boomer” parents taught me the value of hard work and trying hard, learning how to lose so you can learn how to win! Also America is so great that even people who hate it refuse to leave! God bless!
Emergency lemonade!!
Jon is SO FUNNY 😆!!!
I got a bunch of material for him!
You used your hand to stir the lemonade? SAVVVAGGGE😂
What advice was given in this exactly?
What advice? You expected advice? The advice was clearly to give up😂😂😂
The lemonade story - lol
Love John Crist😂
Love the humor of Crist!
Ha. Did he say “Gashin” Indiana. It’s Goshen… long O. 😂
I was about to say the same thing! 🤣 Glad to see I'm not the only one correcting them. I honestly had to play that part a second time to see if I misheard it. NOPE!
Never heard Goshen IN. pronounced that way before 😂😂😂😂
John is the man! hahaha
Can't wait for Oct in Greensboro ❤
It's GO-shen, not gosh-en. Like the phrase Land o'Goshen!
I was going to say the same thing. Glad I'm not the only one to realize that. I had to play that a second time to see if I misheard it.
Crist is hysterical!😂
Advice to Millennials.......... TOUGHEN UP PRINCESS!!
Advice to old people….toughen up!
boomers ruined the economy. you guys got this you greedy old gluttons
Lots of Millennial friends I know who worked since high school and rose to ranks lost their jobs during the pandemic and have to start over yet that's called being lazy when it wasn't their fault. Its the looking down upon from elder generations that are suppose to be supportive knowing they ARE NOT perfect by a long shot. I hold that Millennials are the strongest most compromising generation there is.
Maybe but don't forget Gen X are great examples of adaptability, responsibility, and compatability@@god563616
I did stir it with my hand!!!
Solid advice man, solid advice 😂
Love John Christ…
" i did stir it with my hand "!!!😅
He never resembled Sean Hays (Jack on Will & Grace) more than on this video! His book is awesome too.
Kilmeade can be so awkward during interviews.
He’s obviously an incredibly nice and genial guy, but there are times it seems like he just isn’t present or loses focus and makes the interview awkward.
God bless John. !
"We can't afford it" = VALUES
“Can’t afford it”. Lol
Oohhh, John 😂😂💚
GOSH -en Indiana, NO dude, it's GO-Shen Indiana signed someone who knows !!
Yo John I think they're trolling you with these thumbnails :D you're a good looking guy and they keep using these awkward shots lol
John Crist❤️❤️❤️
"He just wants your money to buy tickets" oh man hes lucky he wasnt interviewing me 😤 like bro, do you even understand what a job is? You get paid a wage! The whole interview felt like he was lowkey insulting him. Ugh I HATE news and journalists. Only trustworthy news is Donut News Network and Brutally Honest ❤
Nobody gonna comment on the pic at 3:25? lol
He talks faster than New York City
I'm not Christian but he seems funny.
time to change this
Bro, it's Goshen, like ocean. Sorry had to be that person. I traveled for a living and went to many of these towns. They were forever correcting me on the names. I had to do to someone else. rofl.
On a side note, are there any other Hoosiers here that cringed when they heard the pronunciation of Goshen😂
It’s not like it’s something new to not want to work. Ha, I don’t think coal miners wanted to work. People work if they have to work, and if they can afford not to most won’t - maybe just working on hobbies or things that don’t pay instead.
I gambled on a Spirit flight, I lost, they cancelled the flight due to rain (light rain) I'll never fly with them again
“We can’t afford it” is 4 words, not 3. 😬
Depends on what version you’re saying. “Can’t afford it” was sort of mumbled in there too.
Interesting, did I miss his advice, or did he just not give any?
His advice was implied and wasn't about how to get or keep a job but how to do better in an unemployed state: stop spending money when you run out! (i.e. learn how to delay gratification and how to say no to impulses)
@@dagman85, thanks! 🙏🏻
The best
Just subscribed cause John Crist was on there:))
Was it just me or were you intentionally hostile to Mr. Crist?
That's 4 WORDS!
It is much harder to want to work in servitude of “all people” than it is to want to work in servitude of *_your_* people.
*MY* people is ALL people. Cry more, racist.
I fly Spirit on flights under 4 hours...I can travel for long weekends with Spirit no problem. Flying next weekend for weekend in New Orleans. I relax in Amex lounge and walk myself right over to Spirit. The Holy Spirit is with me where I go, I pray and go❤
The new song is so so so funny
Love John haha 😂
I was a chick Gil a crew kid. I’m GEN X, btw we had to squeeze those lemons by hand.
m John 3:16 in the Holy Bible says, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son (JESUS!), that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." PLEASE DEVOTE YOURSELF TO JESUS NOW, HE IS COMING SOON AND YOU DON'T WANT TO BE LEFT BEHIND, IT'S GOING TO BE LITERAL HELL ON EARTH!
He is great😂😂😂
Unemployed?? What I thought D.C. fixed the job issues in the country. Right, we all know.
Spirit Airlines, Come and meeet your Maker!
No curse words, but “bruh” every fifth word. Pick the lesser evil I guess.
John's second chance....
I'm not even a Christian anymore but I love his stuff. 😂
Luke 15:1-7
True!
he does seem pretty funny
Anymore? Anymore? You met the God of the universe... and said, NAH.. you suck... ? So, you were not a Christian... you lied... God Bless
If there was ever a time to be a Christian it is now. I am sad for you. The apostate is the one sin to not commit. Please for your sake revisit.