@Badger0fDeath yeah that sounds to have the same meaning. That is a clever way to put it, but as Dr. Phil put it sounds a bit more eloquent. Rings brilliantly true however you put it though!
@@Officiallyyzeke Or maybe they were both thinking the same thing. It happens to especially with so many like minded individuals watching this podcast.
@@Officiallyyzeke LOL... Jesus Christ! What in the Gen Z, attention needing, low self-esteem when living without social media kind of comment was that?
The phony "Dr" Phil used to be a psychologist, now he pretends to be a "doctor" while he endorses and initiates abuse, incliding at the Turn About Ranch. He also exploits people on his show, minors don't (legally) sign waivers. The phony "Dr" Phil is an example of why I'm glad I don't have kids ( at least, I hope not). The phony "Dr" Phil is unlicensed to practice medicine and has caused damage to increase ratings.
I had always put Dr. Phil in the Oprah category. I don't watch TV. 🤷🏻♀️ But, he's actually interesting. And right! This interview has pointed out some of my issues. 🤦🏻♀️
I haven’t seen a comment like this I’m about to write here, but I hope this is not a rare one, THANK YOU for not putting adds here. I mean really, this one very expensive decision of yours is so much appreciated whether people say this or not. I need to see faces, the voice alone is not enough for me. I’m a writer so this kind of communication - all talk talk talk - is so exotic for me and I learn so much because I can use my eyes and ears without pauses. Thank you and bless you. ♥️
@@Bellax912 because of the definition of exotic, of course. Words have specific meanings. You can't just toss words around and they have the same meanings. They don't.
Dr Phil is so intelligent I love seeing him in this light on a podcast. I learned so much and I’m getting sober today from alcohol for the rest of my life. Wish me luck and consistency on my journey!
@@Sanctifiers Ok so he`s not a real Dr. but he did help Oprah win a court battle when she made a comment about beef. so he must know wtf he`s talking about...maybe half the time, lol
as a kid in middle school, in israel. i used to come back home every day at time to watch an episode of dr. phil. wouldn't miss a single one. he was my hero back then, even though i couldn't put words on the reason, i was learning so much and understood the imporatnce of his show and message. today at the age of 30, i can appriciate his work much more and I want to thank him for making me a better person through his tv show at such crucial stage of my life. and probably for many other people around the world.
I really appreciated what Dr Phil said about depression and medication. When my son was a baby, he was diagnosed with cancer. The first thing my primary care doctor wanted to do was put me on an antidepressant. I took it for a week or two, and then thought to myself, why in the hell am I doing this? It’s ok to be sad right now. My freaking child has cancer. And what got me through that certainly was not a pill to make me feel fake happy.
I want to say what a perfect example of what dr Phil was saying but you can’t put perfect and cancer in the same conversation. Watching a child go through that battle is definitely a time where it’s natural to be sad and putting a bandaid over those emotions surely can’t be the healthy answer. I do hope your child is still with you 🙏 And if not , you have the strongest angel ever watching over you ❤️
@@Prometheuspredator he is fantastic! Almost 15 years now cancer free from a disease that has a median survival rate of only 3 years. He definitely beat the odds!!
It's good you had the clarity to stop the meds. You give a perfect example of inappropriate prescribing of medication! Glad your son is well and glad you are too!
Yeah, the Shelly Duvall incident comes to mind whenever I think of dr phil. Not exactly 'great human being' material, imo. Then again I'm not a TV doctor, so what do I know.
@@tadmikowsky7520 well like I said I don't know much about him. I made my conclusion based on this interview alone. I dont watch Dr.Phil. I dont watch television. But in this interview he seemed like a down to earth guy. I imagine being a famous TV personality makes it hard to be a normal person.
I watched Dr Phil religiously after I left home at 14 and became a teen mum on my 16th birthday. My daughter is now 14 & I’m a 3rd year Psych student. One of my earliest models of inspiration right there 🙏
Incase the comment moderator see it. Please Joe get Keanu of our show. Please. I need to know his background a lot more. He is so different. It seems like a clam spirit follows him around. Okay, I am been weird but please get him.
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Listening to him talk about a damaged personal truth exactly what I had to overcome two on my own business. Dr. Phil really is an enlightened man spreading truth
I was impressed with Joe's skills as an interviewer when I watched is interview of Amanda Knox. Didnt get into the dirt, treated her with dignity and still gently nudged her into telling her story. Joe does deserve his success,
16:00 - 16:44 What Dr.Phil said changed my life I went back to school. I graduate in October and it took less than a year. my life has completely turned around; my self-esteem is sky high and i'm doing great for myself. I'm pursuing my dream as a botanist and my future is bright. Little pieces of the pie make one big pie
I didn’t think I could love and admire Dr Phil even more but his podcasts and this just shows what an incredible man he is!!! He’s so intelligent and inspirational!! I think the same about Joe too!!
I agree with Matthew hellard . I wasn't a fan of dr Phil till now. Please joe Invite phil back again. I probably wont watch his tv show but will keep an eye out for him on platforms like this.
This man literally solved my life, “At some point you have to stop focusing on why, and start focusing on what your going to do to change it.” Amen brother ❤️
AMEN. I was listening to it driving down the road and now I'm home reading your comment and that's what stood out to me! Stop the WHY and start on the SOLUTION.
These videos are GOLD! Smart older men just having a chatt, it’s nice to learn from and listen too with everything I have going on. When I’m on the streets wondering about my next meal and next place where I’ll be living. And praying and hoping for something long term and stable so I can effectively get my routine in check. This is good stuff. Thank you so much guys for being great role models for people who inspire to be something.
@@Oozywolf he just started a podcast early this year actually but im blanking on the name of it haha. the way he does it though is more of a interview/structered style to get insight into his guests life and mindset, rather than the free flowing style that JRE goes by. its still a good podcast tho nonetheless.
Bro, doctor Phil is more legit then I've ever thought and I'm positively effected by his words. Especially regarding anxiety and depression. He puts it how it is without sugar coating it, but his words and voice defy that. I'm glad a TV screen idol is somewhat real 😊
What do you mean? You can chemically baby sit anyone. Slipping your kid some xanax every once in awhile aint bad. Especially when they dont shut TF up 💯💤💤💤
They both were making some very ignorant generalizations about ADHD & depression and the meds that come with it... Crazy to me how a psychiatrist can be so insensitive and misinformed
Been sleeping in my car for 3 months. I have some anxiety issues that sort of inhibit me from having my own place. I’m nothing like the guests on his show, but I’m thinking maybe I should try to send in my story. Been documenting my journey.
@@lostandlooking even if you don't go to his show try to take the advice given in this podcast. Find the root of the problem make a list of short term goals and improve your life one step at a time.
I watch this interview w Doc a lot. One of the best sit downs, ever, Joe Rogan. I hope you have him back or he has you on his cast. So much education, so little time. Fantastic, all around!
It should be a requirement to get on the podcast you gotta smoke a blunt of kief with wax also have to eat a 1000mg eatable a hour or 2 before the show so it kicks in mid podcast lol I wanna see people fucked up beoned belief 🤣😂
Unfortunately, too many people have addictions and those of us with severe chronic pain cant get the medication that we need to be productive members of society... sad but true its hurting both sides of the coin
OMG! When Dr.Phil said he would take off his helmet and it looked like there was a animal in there...I fell out! Too funny! I just love Dr.Phil I always have, he is one of the 'good guys' for sure.
I worked in a hospital and did a project tracking and trying to cut down opioid used during hospital stay after surgery (bariatric surgery) and prescribed after surgery. The surgeons, nurses, NP were not aware how much they were giving the patient and how easily people can become addicted. I had to give a presentation to bring awareness to them (btw I'm not a doctor or nurse). They would easily give 40-60 pills after surgery for one prescription, but then give multiple prescriptions over a few months. Then the nurses on the floor would immediately give pain meds if the patient said they were in pain. They never asked the patient what kind of pain (incisional, gas, gerd, constipation...). They would hear patient in pain and give meds automatically because they were trained to do that always a nurse and NP told me. Over time we lowered it to none or 5 pills after surgery.
I went to a so-called "alternative" D.O. in Santa Fe, NM, for an in-office neural therapy. Needles down the spine wasn't fun, but it was not a big deal. He gave me a prescription for 60 SIXTY oxycontin. My next-door neighbor was with me (cardiologist), and she was stunned. I hated throwing them in the trash, but what do you do with them?
Absolutely fantastic interview. Looking forward to Dr. Phil’s new show. Such a smart, level-headed person. So much wisdom. And I love this low key, honest conversation. Plus Joe is a wonderful interviewer. Bravo!
I literally clicked on this video, it opened, I thought to my self "I wonder if he asks him if he tried DMT... I'll check the comments to see if anyone mentions it" Third comment.
a couple quotes from Dr. Phil here that I wrote down: 1) "The difference between a dream and a goal is accountability and a timeline." 2) "We generate the results in life we think we deserve." Dr. Phil is the GOAT.
@@FlowcastYT I believe the actual definition for major depressive disorder (which is what actual medically diagnosed depression generally is) does include a specific minimum duration. I doubt it's the only qualifier, but there does have to be some kind of longevity.
@@pangurechyx3010 in my case I fell exactly under the symptoms of Bipolar 2. I have a strong history in my family of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia so I knew what was going on with me for 10 years but was too afraid to face the truth. The depression came and went but when I cycled into a depressive state it was crippling. It would come at the drop of a hat based off of one small comment being said to me proceeded by me letting it get into my head. Once it gets in my head and I start defeating myself mentally then it's all snowballing from there I would fight to just get out of bed. It felt like my soul was sucked away and everything in me was just being crushed. I almost ruined myself professionally and my personal life became shambles. I dealt with it for a decade before I plotted my suicide. Then I knew it was time to call this disorder what it is and see a doctor. Been on medication for two months and literally have never felt better in my life. I feel like I'm finally actually starting my life now with more motivation that I have never ever had. To me that is what clinical depression is. A truly soul robbing and crushing depression no matter what goes on in that person's life. Duration doesn't matter but if it strangles you to shambles then it is clinical. It almost killed me and I wish I had taken care of this years ago.
@@FlowcastYT Severity, longevity , spontaneity , age, nutrition , environment , abuse, exposure to trauma , relationships, theres a lot to consider before a diagnosis can really be determined to be 100% treatment resistant chemical imbalance which is your life is mostly depression and it doesn't matter wtf you do for or about it.
Doctor Phil comes across infinitely more likable in this setting and also really grounded and intelligent. Joe does such a good job of bringing that out in this long format
The medication discussion is really interesting to me. When I was in college, I decided I wanted to see a psychiatrist for my depression. She put me on a medication (Depakote, because I also had anxiety) and it worked really well, except over time it stopped helping and I still experienced bad mood swings. So my dose would get increased. However, I was very skeptical, because not only was she constantly upping my dose at any excuse, but she was always trying to prescribe me more and more drugs and had completely different goals for me than I did for myself. So I stopped going to her and eventually I cut the medication cold turkey. I went from what my boyfriend described as lifeless to someone who actually had energy and the potential for happiness again. I still had issues however and found out repeatedly that it was actually adhd. I tried adderall and it was awful. I became addicted to it in a week, and began not being able to even move an inch if I skipped a day. I have a completely nonaddictive personality. I've tried many drugs and never got addicted to anything. I don't even think I could. Yet I got addicted to adderall. I stopped using it the second I realized that, recovered, but I still have adhd. After turning inward first, meditating, Journaling, even horse therapy (look it up, it's pretty interesting!) And actual therapy, and aiming upward with small goals in my life that allowed me to do things I used to never be capable of with my depression, I got to a point in my life where I was critically able to assess what I was missing still. And it was medication. But this time I was able to truly think about what I needed rationally, and I really thought about it before I saw another doctor. And I was afraid because of the adderall. She prescribed me Ritalin. Hesitantly, but she did, because I knew I wanted to try it. I've been at 5mg since I started taking it, and have never needed to increase, and I check in with my doctor every 3 months. It's done wonders for my life, and was exactly what I needed. I think this is an example of doing medication right. Curing the root of the issue, like Dr. Phil said, first, but then thinking through it and deciding to take medication consciously to rectify an actual health issue, not just sooth myself in response to my environment
I'm glad you have got medication and treatment for condition ,but beware after 10 or so years i think you may think differently with regard to Ritalin or dexamphetamine, I got of them after 10 years not only because of the irreversible long term damage it does to your body but i saw what happened to me when i ran out once while on holiday,Its not pretty and your pill doctor that caused it wont be there to help
It is pretty eye opening. Philly boy seems like a good dude. I had him pegged for some psudoscience wack that spewed bullshit on tv for money. He seems to legitimately care.
You had me on everything but the ADHD. I have adhd, it’s real, we aren’t spoiled brats. I’m not medicated, I saw a therapist and learned to work with it. But it’s difficult to focus, I’m everywhere at once, and sometimes I have lack of power in what I focus on. ADHD is real, not just spoiled brats
He didnt say it isnt real he said its over diagnosed, which being real it absolutly is. Alot of parents do exactly what he said and chemically babysit their kids, when in reality they just need some love and attention.
I've always wanted to talk to Dr Phil. Id like to know why people like me will immediately get motivated when someone else needs help but have such a hard time taking care of ourselves. That would be interesting
Have you ever taken the idiogram personality test where you find out what number you are? There are people that can "counsel " you on personal strengths of your number. It's not therapy but my sister has done it and found it so helpful!
He definitely downplays his brilliance on tv. I think it’s a great way to get more viewers and people to listen. A lot of the people who watch his show might not connect with someone who’s as articulate and wise as Phil. When he dumbs it down it ads drama, and it makes his message reach a broader audience. I downtalk as well. I have a high vocab and and naturally pretty intelligent, but if I talk naturally I can’t relate. I dumb myself down to appear to be more relatable and it works. I can bust out my smarty pants whenever I want
I used to hate dr Phil as a teen he got me busted telling my stash spots and stuff my mom always seen if he was right which he usually was so dr Phil got me grounded alot
There are many with chronic conditions though that are being lumped in with everyone else. My Dad was in so much pain and we were only able to manage the pain once he went on hospice. That is not fair. Chronic pain should not be forgotten.
Did u hear him out? He said If u are in chronic pain, no questions asked take the pill. He was only suggesting that if u can manage and don’t have chronic pain . There’s no need to continue taking the opioid and risk getting addicted
I agree!!! I have chronic pain so bad I can't sleep. It's not fair that people who actually need meds to have some quality of life can not get help bc of a few addicts that abuse the privilege so eventually I kno I will have to find heroin or just check out of life. One can only be miserable for so long before u just got to give up. So sorry about ur dad but at least he was able to find relief on hospice
It's December, and I'm waaaaaayyyyy better off than I was in February. I watched this video for the first time in Feb and it actually inspired me to change my ways so that so could share this comment 10 months later. I'm very proud of myself.
Watching this interview with Dr. Phill. I never thought that I was second. class . I witnessed my father who was a recovering alcoholic cry when my older brother who was 16 falling down drunk accidentally knocked over a car battery and got acid on him. This is the first time I've ever saw my father cry. Right then and there I was gonna be invisible. Basically never cause any grief to my parents ever.
Watch very carefully. Like the greatest interviewers, Joe doesn't actually say very much; he lets the person talk, and occasionally gets them to clarify for the audience. It's like they're talking to us rather than Joe.
Joe, This is one of your best shows. I was always turned off from Dr Phil’s shows and his guests who were so hard to look at or listen to them - but this interview just made me become Dr Pill’s fan!
I felt like Dr. Phil was talking to me during a lot of this. It's time to start helping myself out of this crippling depression and pain. "The next year is gonna go by whether you do something or not.". Thank you for this.
Rachael Harrington Thank you. I honestly think I was meant to hear that podcast, as corny as it sounds. I just really needed to hear some of what he said. I'm setting goals for myself, and I asked my husband to help keep me accountable. Medications have never really helped me, so I'm all I've got! I appreciate your words of encouragement.
Hey man, I love your content. I love to learn about different things and topics, and the way you interact with your guests make learning easy. Thanks and take care
Watch Dr Phil daily. If I have taken anything away from my dedication, humanity needs insight. Personally it has really helped me. What a great conversation between two real men.
What a fantastic duo, Joe Rogan, and Dr. Phil! I could easily sit down and watch these guys riff off each other all day long! What a good show and I love the part about the catch me outside
"You compare your personal truth to everyone else's social mask"
That's a great observation.
@Badger0fDeath yeah that sounds to have the same meaning. That is a clever way to put it, but as Dr. Phil put it sounds a bit more eloquent. Rings brilliantly true however you put it though!
Great bit of advice. One of many given in this
"Contradiction Squared"
@@KimberClosson what are you talking about?
Also along that line is "Comparing your inside to others' outside."
"Someday ain't a day of the week."- Dr. Phil. This one hit home
It's like in Westworld when Delores says, "Someday sounds an awful like what people say when they really mean never."
Old dr Phil dropping them knowledge bombs
It's a day of the weak
@@jason-texas smart words bro.
@ryan it's just experience as a recovering procrastinator
Dr phil cursing not even 10 seconds into the interview was the biggest curve ball i’ve ever had thrown at me 😂
Well he cusses in scary movie had me rolling
Dr Phil is so much easier to digest and appreciate when he can sit down and have a conversation without TV.
you jus plagiarized the top comment & put it in different words 🤦🏽 that’s why u only got 40likes and he has over 11k❕ nice try tho buddy ole pal 😂
dude, he's so awesome as just a normal guy chatting.
@@Officiallyyzeke Or maybe they were both thinking the same thing. It happens to especially with so many like minded individuals watching this podcast.
Agree! I was thinking the same thing
@@Officiallyyzeke LOL... Jesus Christ! What in the Gen Z, attention needing, low self-esteem when living without social media kind of comment was that?
Wow. My perception of Doctor phil has changed. Thank you. Great guest.
Me too. I never thought I would see the day that Dr. Phil gave me solid advice that speaks to me. Great episode!
He just does what he has to do. We are all trying to get paid..
Exactly guys. I was quite surprised to see this today. He seems way more cool than I thought he would be.
NOVA longclaw agreed was never a fan of his show, but I think I would who’d podcasts
same here
“Some day ain’t a day of the week.”
- Dr. Phil
Such a simple, but powerful statement 👏🏼
tell this to the french
He has that southern way of phrasing things.
@@paulinotou yea inbred
@@davidschwartz9853 damn you're stupid
@@spinosaurus27gaming34 why do you say that?
Dr Phil on depression is bang on.
This is a really good conversation- I haven’t heard dr. Phil in this kind of light . He’s amazing
They did another one recently on Spotify
He us more laid back now because he doesn't have to worry about Oprah eating him alive for not agreeing. 👹lol!
The phony "Dr" Phil used to be a psychologist, now he pretends to be a "doctor" while he endorses and initiates abuse, incliding at the Turn About Ranch.
He also exploits people on his show, minors don't (legally) sign waivers.
The phony "Dr" Phil is an example of why I'm glad I don't have kids ( at least, I hope not).
The phony "Dr" Phil is unlicensed to practice medicine and has caused damage to increase ratings.
I had always put Dr. Phil in the Oprah category. I don't watch TV. 🤷🏻♀️ But, he's actually interesting. And right! This interview has pointed out some of my issues. 🤦🏻♀️
Only 0:57 seconds in and Dr. Phil already talking about sending them to the ranch. Epic.
Lol
The north remembers
Ok....this is epic
Send them to the Ranch!!!!
all it took was for her to go to her single mothers house then it all went to shit lol single mothers are fucking cancer
Joe: catch me outside girl...how did this happen
Dr.Phil: * Vietnam flashbacks *
*"oh god"*
Ha thats funny 👏
I call bullshit on him trying to remember her name, "Danielle Buglia something?" He knows exactly what her name is.
"The Charlies were everywhere..."
Dr.Phil: The Phantom Pain
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It's not that serious
I haven’t seen a comment like this I’m about to write here, but I hope this is not a rare one, THANK YOU for not putting adds here. I mean really, this one very expensive decision of yours is so much appreciated whether people say this or not. I need to see faces, the voice alone is not enough for me. I’m a writer so this kind of communication - all talk talk talk - is so exotic for me and I learn so much because I can use my eyes and ears without pauses. Thank you and bless you. ♥️
@@aquastu I tried it, but the adds keep running never the less. 🤲🏻
Did you mean to use exotic here? Because it doesn't make sense to use it in that sentence.
@@blam9360why would that be?
@@Bellax912 because of the definition of exotic, of course. Words have specific meanings. You can't just toss words around and they have the same meanings. They don't.
Dr Phil is so intelligent I love seeing him in this light on a podcast. I learned so much and I’m getting sober today from alcohol for the rest of my life. Wish me luck and consistency on my journey!
Same here got sober 2 years ago but only works if you work it. Brother it's get better believe me it's worth it. 😊
Definitely did not see this one coming. I am pleasantly surprised.
Dr. Phil is a piece of shit, wtf is wrong with you people? I don't care what he's said here, he's always manipulating people for his own gain.
@@Sanctifiers Half of the people that come on his show are trolling lol
@@Sanctifiers Ok so he`s not a real Dr. but he did help Oprah win a court battle when she made a comment about beef. so he must know wtf he`s talking about...maybe half the time, lol
@@Sanctifiers Your comment would carry more weight if it weren't copy pasted like 5 times on other threads lol.
@@Sanctifiers So is every boss in every job in history.
1st Question:
Joe: "How did this cash me outside girl, how did this happen"?
Dr.Phil: "Oh God"
Hahahah priceless
Probably gets asked about it all the time still
The disgust in his voice when he said it 😂
joe didn't waste any time and went straight to the discussion we all want to hear...lol
bahahhahaa
@@javi7602 gotta get it out of the way so they can move on and discuss interesting things
as a kid in middle school, in israel. i used to come back home every day at time to watch an episode of dr. phil. wouldn't miss a single one. he was my hero back then, even though i couldn't put words on the reason, i was learning so much and understood the imporatnce of his show and message. today at the age of 30, i can appriciate his work much more and I want to thank him for making me a better person through his tv show at such crucial stage of my life. and probably for many other people around the world.
Free Palestine
@@wayermane5069 sorry, I can't.
@@alancamjalli8547 israel is bad mmkay?
@@evanreed2294 usa bad mmmkayy
@@sit-insforsithis1568 110 in your future
I really appreciated what Dr Phil said about depression and medication. When my son was a baby, he was diagnosed with cancer. The first thing my primary care doctor wanted to do was put me on an antidepressant. I took it for a week or two, and then thought to myself, why in the hell am I doing this? It’s ok to be sad right now. My freaking child has cancer. And what got me through that certainly was not a pill to make me feel fake happy.
I want to say what a perfect example of what dr Phil was saying but you can’t put perfect and cancer in the same conversation.
Watching a child go through that battle is definitely a time where it’s natural to be sad and putting a bandaid over those emotions surely can’t be the healthy answer.
I do hope your child is still with you 🙏
And if not , you have the strongest angel ever watching over you ❤️
How is your son doing now? Blessings to son, you, and your family.
@@Prometheuspredator he is fantastic! Almost 15 years now cancer free from a disease that has a median survival rate of only 3 years. He definitely beat the odds!!
@@crazeekids9744, Wonderful. I am so glad to hear that.
It's good you had the clarity to stop the meds. You give a perfect example of inappropriate prescribing of medication! Glad your son is well and glad you are too!
The day has finally come. I get to hear Joe Rogan explain 12-6 elbows to Dr Phil. What a time to be alive.
lol
Wonder if they did DMT?
That's funny shit right there!! Holy fuck 😂🤣
Lmfao
I cracked up hard when he actually showed him the motions of if like 3 times lol
“You compare your personal truth to everyone else’s Social Mask” so much wisdom in this quote!
That hit me like a dump truck.
Couldn't agree more!
Brian Smith Some day I want to grow up and be like you! Someday! It’s Fakebook...
Four agreement.Google!!
Don't make assumptions.
Cindy Whittaker ❤️👍🏼
I didnt know much about Dr. Phil before this. He's a great human being. These podcasts really show people in their raw form. Love it
I agree that his appearance here in this podcast was great, but saying "he's a great human being". whoa. Hold back a bit please.
Yeah, the Shelly Duvall incident comes to mind whenever I think of dr phil. Not exactly 'great human being' material, imo. Then again I'm not a TV doctor, so what do I know.
@@tadmikowsky7520 well like I said I don't know much about him. I made my conclusion based on this interview alone. I dont watch Dr.Phil. I dont watch television. But in this interview he seemed like a down to earth guy. I imagine being a famous TV personality makes it hard to be a normal person.
I watched Dr Phil religiously after I left home at 14 and became a teen mum on my 16th birthday. My daughter is now 14 & I’m a 3rd year Psych student. One of my earliest models of inspiration right there 🙏
“you can’t chemically babysit your children”
damn
My parents did this, it fucked me up really bad, this is one great podcast, nothing but the truth.
@@jordanhanson4777 no meds
@@lollic307 is this a question?
@@jordanhanson4777 just.agreeing
Phoebe Beckley hold my Benadryl lol
Yo Joe, get Keanu Reeves on your show already.
That would be awesome.
He's like Tom Cruise famous so it's unlikely but it would be an awesome podcast if it ever happens
Butthead hes actually a really cool guy. My buddy is his motorcycle stunt man. He acts like he broke just like the rest of us
@@Zorrostunts Does riding the subway voluntarily instead of insisting on participating in NY traffic really count as acting broke?
Incase the comment moderator see it.
Please Joe get Keanu of our show. Please. I need to know his background a lot more. He is so different. It seems like a clam spirit follows him around. Okay, I am been weird but please get him.
Dr Phil is such a level headed, wise and pragmatic blessing to society. Love his shows and I learn a lot.
I like that “ a lot of people are realistically reacting to what’s happening in their life “
not even 30 seconds in and Dr. Phil says "Oh Shit" this is gonna be good lol
StevenMO Guzman I said the exact same thing lol so there’s ur 200th like lol
Love it
Easily was the greatest statement I’ve heard for the year
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@@aero3637 nope.. Definitely something wrong with that one... Either that or he passed out asleep on the keyboard
I love how it immediately started out with Dr. Phil saying "Oh shit."
John Moore I haven’t seen your profile picture in a long time
AttackOnGamer I know, I’m too nostalgic to let go
#ripcreatures
ivy2000100 😭💔
@@johnmoore1495 soon to be #ripcowchop 😣
Definately better than a commercial every 2 minutes on Dr. Phil show.
Listening to him talk about a damaged personal truth exactly what I had to overcome two on my own business. Dr. Phil really is an enlightened man spreading truth
I told you JRE was Oprah for dudes...
Joe sold out to Hollywood and is now part of the establishment
ansuz you sold out your life when you became a conspiracy theorist. Rogan didn’t make it easy he’s been working for like 30 years. Tf are you on
@@vulgarjninjaracz7266 He asks softball question against people that deserve heavy critique thats what people mean with he is a sellout
#Joprah
I like Joe 1000 times more than Oprah. Not even close.
"The next year of your life is going to go on if you're doing something about it or not."
That's a powerful line.
what about people with two weeks to live?
Stephen Grigg the next two weeks of your life are going to go on if you’re doing something about it or not.
The only really helpful thing my dad has ever said is "i was gonna be 30 no matter what so I figured I should be a lawyer instead of doing nothing"
Is it really that powerful?! Lol I got a whole mess of inspirational shit to tell you then if you guys thought that was deep lmao
19oz just like Dr. Phil said, find out why you want to do it, and try to fix that.
Thank you Joe and Dr.. Phil for bringing the awareness for the need of Mental Health.
I was impressed with Joe's skills as an interviewer when I watched is interview of Amanda Knox. Didnt get into the dirt, treated her with dignity and still gently nudged her into telling her story. Joe does deserve his success,
Dr. Phil is so much cooler when he's not talking to stupid people on television.
Micah Bell I’m going to have to disagree. Cool and dr Phil aren’t two words that belong in the same sentence
*NUDE TAYNE* *HATWOBBLE* thanks for the input hatwobble
Phoebe Beckley you’re welcome
I used to detest his show but this has opened my eyes
Man I hate micah hes a rat bro
16:00 - 16:44 What Dr.Phil said changed my life I went back to school. I graduate in October and it took less than a year. my life has completely turned around; my self-esteem is sky high and i'm doing great for myself. I'm pursuing my dream as a botanist and my future is bright. Little pieces of the pie make one big pie
Rascon5 Congrats!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hats off
I graduated with a biochem degree making 13 and a quarter an hour. Might go back to school
@@Tony-yn5rr keep grinding one way or the other brother keep at it!
That's really awesome! 🤗 Congrats!
Dr. Phil, you became popular around the time my alcoholic dad finally left. You pulled me out of so much darkness, thank you ❤️
I didn’t think I could love and admire Dr Phil even more but his podcasts and this just shows what an incredible man he is!!! He’s so intelligent and inspirational!! I think the same about Joe too!!
Just seeing Dr Phil being his casual self really makes me like him
Matthew Hellard right? It was very intriguing to see him able to just talk 1 on 1 with someone and discuss things he wanted to discuss.
I agree with Matthew hellard . I wasn't a fan of dr Phil till now. Please joe Invite phil back again. I probably wont watch his tv show but will keep an eye out for him on platforms like this.
He is high bro
Facts not really a fan of him but this has made me warm up to him
This man literally solved my life, “At some point you have to stop focusing on why, and start focusing on what your going to do to change it.” Amen brother ❤️
Okay...the second i saw/read your comment is when he said it in the episode that was so weird
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
AMEN. I was listening to it driving down the road and now I'm home reading your comment and that's what stood out to me! Stop the WHY and start on the SOLUTION.
Great discussion with Dr Phil. So helpful for advice in dealing with depression/ or anxiety.
These videos are GOLD! Smart older men just having a chatt, it’s nice to learn from and listen too with everything I have going on. When I’m on the streets wondering about my next meal and next place where I’ll be living. And praying and hoping for something long term and stable so I can effectively get my routine in check. This is good stuff. Thank you so much guys for being great role models for people who inspire to be something.
Sending love and positivity you got this! ✌🏼❤️🙏
Long form conversations suit Dr. Phil better than the show.
Dr Phil should just retire and have a podcast lol
Long form conversations are better than any show!! lol
I think they suit any human better
@@Patso44 They meet different needs.
@@Oozywolf he just started a podcast early this year actually but im blanking on the name of it haha. the way he does it though is more of a interview/structered style to get insight into his guests life and mindset, rather than the free flowing style that JRE goes by. its still a good podcast tho nonetheless.
Hearing Dr. Phil swear is something I didn't know that I needed, but I absolutely did.
you need to time stamp that! lol
health is in the shitter
I think he said sumbitch
Yep
As someone who has had depression for a long time, it was refreshing to hear his take on it.
Bro, doctor Phil is more legit then I've ever thought and I'm positively effected by his words. Especially regarding anxiety and depression. He puts it how it is without sugar coating it, but his words and voice defy that. I'm glad a TV screen idol is somewhat real 😊
“Someday is not a day of the week” 👏🏽😂
"You cannot chemically babysit your children." ....Phil droppin' some one-liners left and right! lol
Dude im actually on the toilet taking a shit lol.
What do you mean? You can chemically baby sit anyone. Slipping your kid some xanax every once in awhile aint bad. Especially when they dont shut TF up 💯💤💤💤
They both were making some very ignorant generalizations about ADHD & depression and the meds that come with it... Crazy to me how a psychiatrist can be so insensitive and misinformed
@@alexteagle9782 Blame med companies that have pushed the agenda that everyone has ADHD and depression.
Yea u cant, u babysit your kids with iphones / ipads / television / youtube you silly fucks learn how to properly ruin the next generation
"The difference between a dream and a goal is a timeline and accountability." -Dr. Phil 16:55
The difference between winners and losers is winners do things losers dont want to do. Something like that.
Been sleeping in my car for 3 months. I have some anxiety issues that sort of inhibit me from having my own place. I’m nothing like the guests on his show, but I’m thinking maybe I should try to send in my story. Been documenting my journey.
@@lostandlooking even if you don't go to his show try to take the advice given in this podcast. Find the root of the problem make a list of short term goals and improve your life one step at a time.
@@giobat8994 Thank you for your advice. Thanks for being kind.
@@lostandlookingBest of luck to you, friend.
One of your finest interviews - both sides
Thoroughly enjoyed this thankyou
I watch this interview w Doc a lot. One of the best sit downs, ever, Joe Rogan. I hope you have him back or he has you on his cast. So much education, so little time. Fantastic, all around!
I never thought I would take Dr. Phil seriously. This interview changed my mind
Dr. Phil is a piece of shit, wtf is wrong with you people? I don't care what he's said here, he's always manipulating people for his own gain.
It's the platform. People dont come to Joe's podcast to put on their tv personas
Don't. He's a scam artist just like all these fake TV doctors. He's been fucking people over his whole life.
@@Rem694u2 sip that juice
@@Rem694u2 He's not fake.
Just watching in the hope of seeing Dr Phil hittin a Blunt with Joe......
It should be a requirement to get on the podcast you gotta smoke a blunt of kief with wax also have to eat a 1000mg eatable a hour or 2 before the show so it kicks in mid podcast lol I wanna see people fucked up beoned belief 🤣😂
@Cellphone Dave You're fun at parties, aren't you?
@Cellphone Dave fuck yeah !! Sounds like you could benefit from a blunt right now lol
@@EUTOPIATTV come on you really think this dude gets invited to parties 🤣😊
If they don't hit the blunt then he hits them with the fog machine
Unfortunately, too many people have addictions and those of us with severe chronic pain cant get the medication that we need to be productive members of society... sad but true its hurting both sides of the coin
OMG! When Dr.Phil said he would take off his helmet and it looked like there was a animal in there...I fell out! Too funny! I just love Dr.Phil I always have, he is one of the 'good guys' for sure.
Dr. Phill is cool AF. Far more chill than I thought.
100% agree.
"Dr" Phil is supposed to be in jail.
U could tel hes hip to the game
@@kedricktheheadtripMusic "dr" phil has a phd
@@CSideBeats he does but he's not a licenced psychologist. While he's technically a doctor he's not one in practice.
1254 episodes and we still don’t know when we’re live
3...2...1....are we live? No? We are? What happened?
Amazing!
lololololol
Jaime is really bad at his job sometimes.
We missed 2 hours of the Dave Foley podcast allegedly
I worked in a hospital and did a project tracking and trying to cut down opioid used during hospital stay after surgery (bariatric surgery) and prescribed after surgery. The surgeons, nurses, NP were not aware how much they were giving the patient and how easily people can become addicted. I had to give a presentation to bring awareness to them (btw I'm not a doctor or nurse). They would easily give 40-60 pills after surgery for one prescription, but then give multiple prescriptions over a few months. Then the nurses on the floor would immediately give pain meds if the patient said they were in pain. They never asked the patient what kind of pain (incisional, gas, gerd, constipation...). They would hear patient in pain and give meds automatically because they were trained to do that always a nurse and NP told me. Over time we lowered it to none or 5 pills after surgery.
I went to a so-called "alternative" D.O. in Santa Fe, NM, for an in-office neural therapy. Needles down the spine wasn't fun, but it was not a big deal. He gave me a prescription for 60 SIXTY oxycontin. My next-door neighbor was with me (cardiologist), and she was stunned. I hated throwing them in the trash, but what do you do with them?
15:40-16:40 = some of the finest advice ever given. 💗
All these years... I've judged this man and didn't take him seriously. Podcast totally changed my life.
Brandon Covington same, makes me realize I shouldn’t make assumptions on a persons character.
That's the value of Podcasting. Those TV settings are far too scripted.
I could never understand why people don't like Dr. Phil
dumbass
@@v4sdude191 another asshole
Half way through Phil started interviewing joe, he can’t help himself
TomDH 🤣😂🤣😂
Haha brilliant
Joe’s not an interviewer, he’s a conversationalist.
Love that.
true, i like the mind virus technique i will use it
Absolutely fantastic interview. Looking forward to Dr. Phil’s new show. Such a smart, level-headed person. So much wisdom. And I love this low key, honest conversation. Plus Joe is a wonderful interviewer. Bravo!
This is such great podcast , loved doctor Phil , so much knowledge ❤️
I wish Robin Williams was still alive. Would love to see him on the podcast. Rip
omg that would have been amazing
he should get a big comedian though anyone really any of the greats
Fuck the podcast, i just wish he was alive.
Thomas Torrance His daughter Zelda would be perfect for this show, I saw her on another podcast and she is incredibly charming, funny and intelligent.
George Carlin...
He didn't ask him if he tried DMT...
@Roland Deschain If the episode was like 30 minutes longer. Too short
@@avannas4016 😂🤣
I literally clicked on this video, it opened, I thought to my self "I wonder if he asks him if he tried DMT... I'll check the comments to see if anyone mentions it"
Third comment.
I think we all know if Dr.Phil did DMT 😉
Because doc Phil turned him On
Dr. Phil’s is just so profound and charismatic. This guy really knows what he’s talking about.
3yrs later and I have a new found respect for Dr p 💯
a couple quotes from Dr. Phil here that I wrote down:
1) "The difference between a dream and a goal is accountability and a timeline."
2) "We generate the results in life we think we deserve."
Dr. Phil is the GOAT.
Your thoughts literally create your reality
"Dr" Phil ruins lives. Phil in kids with drugs.
"What happens to you doesn't determine who you are."
Jake5555 Filio5555 I was just about to put this one
There is a phrase I always use "Being depressed doesn't mean you have depression." It's nice to hear Dr Phil agree with that.
Right but the question is longevity then. The longevity diagnoses the disorder?
Why are you always using that phrase? sounds like the person you say that to is actually depressed lmao
@@FlowcastYT I believe the actual definition for major depressive disorder (which is what actual medically diagnosed depression generally is) does include a specific minimum duration. I doubt it's the only qualifier, but there does have to be some kind of longevity.
@@pangurechyx3010 in my case I fell exactly under the symptoms of Bipolar 2. I have a strong history in my family of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia so I knew what was going on with me for 10 years but was too afraid to face the truth. The depression came and went but when I cycled into a depressive state it was crippling. It would come at the drop of a hat based off of one small comment being said to me proceeded by me letting it get into my head. Once it gets in my head and I start defeating myself mentally then it's all snowballing from there I would fight to just get out of bed. It felt like my soul was sucked away and everything in me was just being crushed. I almost ruined myself professionally and my personal life became shambles. I dealt with it for a decade before I plotted my suicide. Then I knew it was time to call this disorder what it is and see a doctor. Been on medication for two months and literally have never felt better in my life. I feel like I'm finally actually starting my life now with more motivation that I have never ever had. To me that is what clinical depression is. A truly soul robbing and crushing depression no matter what goes on in that person's life. Duration doesn't matter but if it strangles you to shambles then it is clinical. It almost killed me and I wish I had taken care of this years ago.
@@FlowcastYT Severity, longevity , spontaneity , age, nutrition , environment , abuse, exposure to trauma , relationships, theres a lot to consider before a diagnosis can really be determined to be 100% treatment resistant chemical imbalance which is your life is mostly depression and it doesn't matter wtf you do for or about it.
Doctor Phil comes across infinitely more likable in this setting and also really grounded and intelligent. Joe does such a good job of bringing that out in this long format
The medication discussion is really interesting to me. When I was in college, I decided I wanted to see a psychiatrist for my depression. She put me on a medication (Depakote, because I also had anxiety) and it worked really well, except over time it stopped helping and I still experienced bad mood swings. So my dose would get increased. However, I was very skeptical, because not only was she constantly upping my dose at any excuse, but she was always trying to prescribe me more and more drugs and had completely different goals for me than I did for myself. So I stopped going to her and eventually I cut the medication cold turkey. I went from what my boyfriend described as lifeless to someone who actually had energy and the potential for happiness again. I still had issues however and found out repeatedly that it was actually adhd. I tried adderall and it was awful. I became addicted to it in a week, and began not being able to even move an inch if I skipped a day. I have a completely nonaddictive personality. I've tried many drugs and never got addicted to anything. I don't even think I could. Yet I got addicted to adderall. I stopped using it the second I realized that, recovered, but I still have adhd. After turning inward first, meditating, Journaling, even horse therapy (look it up, it's pretty interesting!) And actual therapy, and aiming upward with small goals in my life that allowed me to do things I used to never be capable of with my depression, I got to a point in my life where I was critically able to assess what I was missing still. And it was medication. But this time I was able to truly think about what I needed rationally, and I really thought about it before I saw another doctor. And I was afraid because of the adderall. She prescribed me Ritalin. Hesitantly, but she did, because I knew I wanted to try it. I've been at 5mg since I started taking it, and have never needed to increase, and I check in with my doctor every 3 months. It's done wonders for my life, and was exactly what I needed. I think this is an example of doing medication right. Curing the root of the issue, like Dr. Phil said, first, but then thinking through it and deciding to take medication consciously to rectify an actual health issue, not just sooth myself in response to my environment
How many hours a day do you spend outdoors?
I'm glad you have got medication and treatment for condition ,but beware after 10 or so years i think you may think differently with regard to Ritalin or dexamphetamine, I got of them after 10 years not only because of the irreversible long term damage it does to your body but i saw what happened to me when i ran out once while on holiday,Its not pretty and your pill doctor that caused it wont be there to help
Ok this TOTALLY changed my opinion of Dr. Phil. Thanks Joe.
It is pretty eye opening. Philly boy seems like a good dude. I had him pegged for some psudoscience wack that spewed bullshit on tv for money. He seems to legitimately care.
@@Aresrobot lol nah he still is about the psudoscience bs
There’s been a few people whom I changed my opinion about because of this show. Jesse Ventura comes to mind.
From what to what?
you lot believe anything you're told don't you?
Dr Phil is way cooler when he can swear.
Texuss , y'all
You’re not wrong
Dr. Phuck yo bitch
he actually swears a lot on his show
E W actually Joe Rogan's podcast is way better than watching the breakfast club.
Dr. Phil should run for office.
You had me on everything but the ADHD. I have adhd, it’s real, we aren’t spoiled brats. I’m not medicated, I saw a therapist and learned to work with it.
But it’s difficult to focus, I’m everywhere at once, and sometimes I have lack of power in what I focus on. ADHD is real, not just spoiled brats
He didnt say it isnt real he said its over diagnosed, which being real it absolutly is. Alot of parents do exactly what he said and chemically babysit their kids, when in reality they just need some love and attention.
^^^that
🥱
Joe should get on Dr. Phil with Alex Jones
Walter Botelho lmao send them both to the ranch
Lmao
Omfg only in a perfect world 😂
Hahahha
Who is alex jones?
“we generate the results in life we think we deserve”
damn...
Jackson Hollister hit you in the feels too, huh
Makes me wanna try harder lol
Its the law of attraction
Similar advice to " You become what you think about most" and its true
So true...
I've always wanted to talk to Dr Phil. Id like to know why people like me will immediately get motivated when someone else needs help but have such a hard time taking care of ourselves. That would be interesting
Have you ever taken the idiogram personality test where you find out what number you are? There are people that can "counsel " you on personal strengths of your number. It's not therapy but my sister has done it and found it so helpful!
Such a great episode!! 🤯 I love hearing Dr Phil talk about depression. Its such an important conversation.
I feel like Dr. Phils own show doesn't fully (or even close to fully)) portray how wise he actually is. Good job.
Lana Blakely you’re hot af lemme hit
That's because TV manages to dumb down everything.
He definitely downplays his brilliance on tv.
I think it’s a great way to get more viewers and people to listen. A lot of the people who watch his show might not connect with someone who’s as articulate and wise as Phil. When he dumbs it down it ads drama, and it makes his message reach a broader audience.
I downtalk as well. I have a high vocab and and naturally pretty intelligent, but if I talk naturally I can’t relate. I dumb myself down to appear to be more relatable and it works. I can bust out my smarty pants whenever I want
@@NotAFanMan88 And sticking to what you're good at, not to mention the money.
Lana Blakely If you actually watch his show long enough, it actually does. He’s said all of these things many times over in many different ways.
Now this was an impressive podcast. I have definitely underestimated Dr.Phil
Ya, this was pretty good. I always thought Dr. Phil stated the obvious on his shows, but this was a pretty good conversation here
Couldn't agree more.
@@RobertWadlow292 They have to dumb everything down and sensationalise it for TV. But he obviously is an intelligent enough guy.
pretty sure he's a board certified clinical psychologist.
I used to hate dr Phil as a teen he got me busted telling my stash spots and stuff my mom always seen if he was right which he usually was so dr Phil got me grounded alot
There are many with chronic conditions though that are being lumped in with everyone else. My Dad was in so much pain and we were only able to manage the pain once he went on hospice. That is not fair. Chronic pain should not be forgotten.
Did u hear him out? He said If u are in chronic pain, no questions asked take the pill. He was only suggesting that if u can manage and don’t have chronic pain . There’s no need to continue taking the opioid and risk getting addicted
I agree!!! I have chronic pain so bad I can't sleep. It's not fair that people who actually need meds to have some quality of life can not get help bc of a few addicts that abuse the privilege so eventually I kno I will have to find heroin or just check out of life. One can only be miserable for so long before u just got to give up. So sorry about ur dad but at least he was able to find relief on hospice
@osmanygaitan6982 Doctors don't prescribed pain meds anymore
I suffer from chronic illnesses that causes severe chronic pain so I agree with you. Those who don't have certain conditions don't understand
It's December, and I'm waaaaaayyyyy better off than I was in February. I watched this video for the first time in Feb and it actually inspired me to change my ways so that so could share this comment 10 months later. I'm very proud of myself.
kiwihaze congrats man good for you
Proud of you man. Same here
Awesome dude!
Congratulations
Good shit. I thought I hit rock bottom in February 2019, then December came and I really hit rock bottom. Maybe this year will be different
During first 30 secs, I hear Dr. Phil say *shit* for the first time ever, so this is gonna be good. We're not in Kansas anymore.
Deathshuck watch Scary movie 4 he's on there at the beginning with Shaq and he says "bullshit" it's hilarious😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@christmassnow37
"I'm not a therapist... I'm really an electrician. I failed you Shaq. I failed you."
🤣
short chubby neckbeard when he cuts off the wrong foot....😂😂😂😂😂
I'm still in Kansas
no, he planned on doing that just to get everyone to react the way you just did. way to take the bait.
Watching this interview with Dr. Phill. I never thought that I was second. class . I witnessed my father who was a recovering alcoholic cry when my older brother who was 16 falling down drunk accidentally knocked over a car battery and got acid on him. This is the first time I've ever saw my father cry. Right then and there I was gonna be invisible. Basically never cause any grief to my parents ever.
One of your best interviews. I love Dr Phil’s wisdom! Thanks
Who has better hair
Joe Rogan OR Dr.Phil?
Yes.
@MOHAMED EBEID No period was added thus its not a full sentence. :)
Love ya :)
@@JSheetzArtwork a question mark counts as the end of a sentence though.
@@GSHYBR1D I like lasagna!! :)
J.Sheetz Artwork dr. Phill
Joe Rogan is the only person who I know of that can have good deep conversations with all types of people and make it interesting.
Watch very carefully. Like the greatest interviewers, Joe doesn't actually say very much; he lets the person talk, and occasionally gets them to clarify for the audience. It's like they're talking to us rather than Joe.
And that's exactly why people love his show.
Jack of all trades and a master of interviewing
You haven't met me
After he roasts them too lol
I LOVE dr Phil. He would be the best grandfather/uncle ever
Joe, This is one of your best shows. I was always turned off from Dr Phil’s shows and his guests who were so hard to look at or listen to them - but this interview just made me become Dr Pill’s fan!
There was a certain calmness to this conversation between two men that this world needs more of.
One day later... Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo. Calmness goes out the window. What a diverse show
Nathanial Paz Hahaha the world also can use some balance
Joe has a gift of calming people.
@@NPazable bro it's tough even seeing that Eddie and Alex we're on the same podcast. Chaos.
@@whitenoise3447 Perfectly balanced... as all things should be.
I felt like Dr. Phil was talking to me during a lot of this. It's time to start helping myself out of this crippling depression and pain. "The next year is gonna go by whether you do something or not.". Thank you for this.
JR B Thank you!
You can do it, Nicole. You are worth way more than you may think. Your happiness matters. Please don't give up on yourself.
Rachael Harrington Thank you. I honestly think I was meant to hear that podcast, as corny as it sounds. I just really needed to hear some of what he said. I'm setting goals for myself, and I asked my husband to help keep me accountable. Medications have never really helped me, so I'm all I've got! I appreciate your words of encouragement.
Just take one step every day. Lay one brick every day. Just keep moving forward.
That's great advice...thank you. I always see the big picture and get overwhelmed. I think your philosophy is exactly what I need. @@iLikeMyOwnPosts
I so love Dr. Phil. He’s compassionate, helpful, AND doesn’t believe in drugs.
Love that you can be so comfortable to speak this freely. Expressing your true feelings openly, I love it! Oh, and agree with Dr Phil 💯 %
‘Someday ain’t a day of the week’ 😂😂😂 love it
Same here. lol In fact, I randomly thought of that today as I was going through my day and it motivated me to get things done.
Dr Phil is always good with his insightful one liners!
Get Gloria Borger on the podcast.
This
@@Adrian-ws6xw wow dude you are so cool, you are now apart of the cool guy club 😎 grats cool guy.
Nah, poppy harlow please
@nymersic 😂😂😂
For real!!! Get Lord pewds on here already!!!
Hey man, I love your content. I love to learn about different things and topics, and the way you interact with your guests make learning easy.
Thanks and take care
It hits home as a kid they put me on all kinds of meds for ADD, ADHD, ....... And that what i tell people i dont know what it is to be sober
Dr Phil is lowkey hilarious. He's intellectual comedy gold at times.
Same level as rick and morty
chriss790 Some people forget that Dr Phil was in the Scary Movie comedies
Right?! The time he called Romo a champion was hysterical!
Dr Phil looks like Joe Rogan if he lived in Applebees
I'm wheezing
Don't you mean.. if he lived on Applebee's
Holy shit...
Eric Hastings 😭
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Watch Dr Phil daily. If I have taken anything away from my dedication, humanity needs insight. Personally it has really helped me.
What a great conversation between two real men.
What a fantastic duo, Joe Rogan, and Dr. Phil! I could easily sit down and watch these guys riff off each other all day long! What a good show and I love the part about the catch me outside