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This clown clearly never watched KvS....

Bumped into Steve in Edinburgh outside his show and I asked him ‘how the hell are you still alive?’ "By the grace of god" was his answer. He said it was such a crazy time. Lovely guy

This is a sign of today's times. Mass murderers and criminals are superstars on YouT and other social platforms, which is mainly contributed by, and unfortunately, the young generation, which accepts everything offered on the Internet "as a show" without thorough criticism of cruel reality. But as said, empathize with the victims and not the perpetrators.

I love Javier Pena ❤

How accurate it is? Easy: they put a brasilian guy who barely speaks spanish WITH A HUGE accent in a Colombian character. Even if he even speaks spanish, he wasn't even close to a colombian accent, not to tell an Antioquia accent. Shame, sad, pitty, silly...

Alcohol addiction? No. Alcohol dedication

Samo napred momci 💪💪

Terrance and Philip were based off Matt Stone And Trey Parker.

▪️◾️◼️⬛️🌌🌀🧞‍♂️▪️uz neslo o drogy ale o korupci na vysoce postavených mistech urdenici zili jeho penez rozumíš tomu tech lidi bylo tisice po celem světě chapes to ukazal jak moc chteji úředníci jeho penize a on me peníze světa dokazal by život Ameriku sám ▪️✨️

Spenny didn’t do shit. Why is he talking about production? 400.000 dollars to bail him out cause of him molesting children.

I loved this podcast, two awesome Balkan brothers having a chat about our culture. I’m Croatian and have always considered Serbians as part of our people too. It’s the same language and culture, we’re pretty much identical except for religion, but we’re all still Christian so even there we’re not too different. Much love to you both, that was fun and interesting to watch. Pozdrav dečki!

Old school journalism.

Manson - son of man.

This agent participate in killing Eskobar which bring money to Columbia poor people which were killed by Columbias cops, even children! 'Cause Columbia rich olygatchs dont give a deam for poor people!

6:10 I don't think Spenny knows how to be funny on purpose or without Kenny.

I met Steve Murphy back when he was an ASAC in the Atlanta Field Division. Super nice guy, what you see is what you get.

Rip Don Pablo 💯

He's a hack. I just finished it yesterday and still don't get the hype. He can shit on Bugliosi as much as he likes, Helter Skelter is still the better, more accurate book. The CIA angle was out there years before he *finally* finished his book.

Good thing is if you have a degree in engineering you have a solid base to go from and people do respect that degree

Love the christmas tree Easter egg in the background. Screw the evil witch.

I fear this will happen to me. I am 41 in college for mechanical engineering and I am working as a civil drafter currently. I am bored drawing foundations all the time. I'm beginning to think I have wasted the time invested in my degree so far. I got an associates in engineering graphics first and then started working on my bachelor's degree. I've been at it for 4 years and have a while left as I am working full time and raising a family at the same time. I'm currently trying to find a different career path and it has been hard.

Quit whining. All real work is hard. You can make any career either be great or suck. Its all up to you. I spent 50 years in electrical engineering and took advantage of opportunities. Engineering is hard as is any career worth a damn. Get out of the corporate environment and work for real businesses. You are not a real engineer. Curiosity should drive you. Work you don't understand is an opportunity to learn.

Hating the job is not limited to engineering. I loved my job, but a bad manager can ruin everything. I'm sorry you had a bad experience.

Worked full time in a clerical roll while earning my BSEE emphasizing CPU design. Graduated in 2002, the height of the tech bubble burst. No jobs anywhere in the world. Moved up in my clerical role to become a statistician because my degree had a lot of math in it. Now entering my 34th year in the field, earning more than I would as an engineer. I do miss not getting the chance to be an engineer but my career isn't a bad 2nd.

@Bored With Nelly When you had downtime at work, couldn't you be doing other valuable things (reading relevant material, more job training, related legal concepts, etc.).

Leslie Van Houten finally got out.

Part of the problem for the crappy pay in the UK is the lack of protection for the title of engineer. There was a yellow barrier around a urinal in a motorway services saying that 'An engineer has been called'.

Good tale of where not knowing thyself can lead, thats why ages 19-21 should be spend dedicated on knowing thyself

And Steve did not kill pablo pablo committed suicide

The most hated man is Steve murphy, even In narcos, and dont talk harsh on pablo's wife, she is innocent

Man’s a chomo😂😂😂🤡

7:47 I appreciate you being honest about this. I'm currently an engineering major and this is my worry. I've had doubts about being an Engineer but I'm thinking I might actually change my degree now. The problem is I gotta figure out what to do instead.

You had a pitiful work experience. But... what does ENGINEERING have to do with this? With your attitude you may be miserable in any job.

you should make a documentry on Bill Stechner that guy is involved in everything

Spencer Rice is a Canadian writer, director, producer, musician and comedian. well thats a stretch of all those words

I dropped out of college in the first semester - I was too immature at 17 years old. I couldn't focus on theoretical stuff. I had lots of interest in electronics but didn't know how to leverage it. I ended up enlisting in the Air Force with a guaranteed job as an analog flight simulator technician (1976). Tech school was eight months long but it was all real stuff. Loved that job. After four years I got out of the Air Force to try my luck as a civilian. I landed a job as a field service technician in a high tech company. Loved it. Great variety of "hands-on" every day. I totally avoided the cubicle nightmare. I got to see the world. As I gained experience in the real world, my lack of an engineering degree became less important. I worked side by side with "real" engineers and learned a lot from them. I'm retired now. I had my own one-man company servicing equipment all around the US.

"Hermano cayo la ley".....

They build him up in the series but his spanish in real life is just as bad as it was in Narcos

It was a great book.

Long story short - it's great if you want to be Dilbert, otherwise, no so much.

Not just engineering....Many other jobs suck.....that is the basis of all comedies and movies. You think engineering is boring? Try accounting.

Should have gotten a degree in whining.

Great vid. I enjoyed the educational challange of getting the Engineering degree. Getting hired and actually doing the work was a real wake-up call-- I wasn't suited for it mentally. About a year in, I'd already planned my move to the other end of the building where the Sales Department operated... I can guarantee that a salesman with technical smarts can easily succeed. I never looked back. A big plus--engineering teaches one how to think, something that lasts a lifetime. Too, Sales is where the good money is.

Aside from my stint as a software engineer, the rest of it was as an electro-mechanical engineer, or what I always called a Nuts & Bolts Engineer. I got my hands dirty, and I loved actually building things instead of just designing them. That was fulfilling and it paid very well.

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Listening to Tom O’Neil is always intriguing. I’m in the middle of the book and it makes my head spin. Wow! Thank you for your hard work. I heard the house door was auctioned off. Was it sold by Rudy?

The algorithm pushed you in my direction on TikTok, and I loved this guy instantly. Probably because I can relate. Slovenia is not considered to be Balkan, but let's face it... It's Balkan :P

I did the exact same thing 50 years ago. I graduated with a EE degree and immediately went to work as an automotive engineer in Michigan. Four years later I switched to Bell Telephone Laboratories in New Jersey and my career took off. As an electrical engineer, I was much better suited to Bell Labs and ended up becoming a SME in RF engineering and eventually a Director of Engineering after obtaining a MSEE and MSCE. Loved every bit of it. However, it is NOT for everyone. I know many people that went into engineering and ended up being restaurant chefs, lawyers, head hunters, sales, government contract employees, venture capitalists, technicians, etc.

Was it you who impregnated the second supervisor?

Sounds like someone lacks a solid work ethic.