Tinder Miniature is way funnier

@@forrinkars not at all

Really does seem pretty legit. I know I could never handle a friend like bobby, though im probably closer to being like bobby than Andrew 🤣

​@@littlewigglemonster7691 Its good for Bobby but I also think their friendship is good for andrew as well.

@@manicpepsicola3431 well yah that's how relationships work

He put the nuts to khailala

Someone’s emotional 🤗

Yeah Bobby needs this he’s single and lonely

@@jaymoar3561 fatherless comment

@@tyler20647brad Someone’s sensitive 🤗

no. He loves a pay check. Be real

You call them “Andy” & “Bob” like you’re close personal friends with them lol

@@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia nah. They both dislike it when they call each other it so I find it funny.

Bobby and Theo

Tom and Bert

I'd take Shane and Matt over any of these quite easily.

Bert is not funny

@@hype88yikes

Depression is the worst. Hang in there. Not enough people understand it or will have patience with it, but It gets better.

Underrated comment 😂

Youre a good person. Im working on myself and being better and healthier. In turn, better to people. Thanks for having understanding to those in ur life

Most people aren’t able to give that kind of empathy and forgiveness.

Does He? Didn't he just come out and say most of the shit he says is a lie

​@@mikeyg8568 All people lie, especially comedians. Lying for the sake of comedy (Jakost lying/shadow play) isn't the same as a malicious lie. The dude is open and very clear about his past. He has no reason to lie about his childhood trauma aside from exaggerating some of the stories for the sake of a laugh.

@@EpsteinsRopeoh damn okay, you guys buds or something?

You'll get better.

😆funny

@@organicwins91 Looks constipated or disgusted looking at Andrew the whole time.

They changed it. Originally it was like “How Bobby Lee’s Relapse created the Bad Friends podcast” or something

@@robotempire they changed it to something that doesn't make sense?? 😂it's aggravating how annoying that is.

Too much nitrous lol

@@jhdb446 how is that so annoying lol

Haha

af as fuck dude

Truly one of the best parts of my week

CBD Oil.

He doesn't suffer from a chemical addiction anymore. Probably not since he was a teenager. What true addicts suffer from is continually engaging in addictive behavior to shield or distract from emotional realities.

I mean it's a relapse in addictive behaviour, it's the correct terminology, and there's not really other word for it. Yeah, relapsing with heroin, meth, or even alcohol is way worse, and can actually kill people depending on the situation, with far worse withdrawal. But you can relapse in any addiction, including sex or gambling. Usually because we create these habit's during periods of addiction that instantly surface when you put yourself in that position again, so once an addict, always an addict, because it's easy to be Sisyphus and let that boulder roll you back down the hill.

@@davidtran9444 I mean your neurobiology is permanently altered by addiction or just heavy substance abuse, it can especially fuck with your dopaminergic pathways and lead to ADHD like symptoms when you sober up. People with these conditions, including myself, are also far more predisposed to addiction precisely because this system is inherently fucked and it's a form of instinctual self-medication because it "makes you feel normal". So I wouldn't be surprised if people who suffered heavy addiction earlier in life, especially Bobby Lee who was apparently on heroin at 17 (I know people who grew up with heavy drug use and it permanently influenced most of them), end up with a predisposition to physiological addiction as well as the mental health issues surrounding it. But yeah, you absolutely hit the nail on the head when talking about the behaviour of addiction. It's not just about chemical addiction, if anything the physical withdrawal and the symptoms of it are much easier to deal with compared to that loss of mental anesthesia. Plenty of people also suffer with inherent depressive issues that are also tied to neurochemical imbalances that various drug's feel like they treat. So it's a combination of mental and physical issues that can make it very difficult to move past. Really, the best option for most people is to find something they can moderate and isn't harmful to their life. Otherwise relapses can occur whenever anything bad happens at all, it's a slippery slope, like Sisyphus and his boulder, you can make it almost the whole way to the top and instantly end up right where you started if you slip up.

​@@AveSicariusJesus, what a rant

@@justinkendell301 It's absolutely not a rant dude, it's an explanation concerning addiction, something I have personally experienced and that has impacted my family, partner's, and friends. Maybe Google the word "rant" and look up the actual definition, yeah buddy?

I’m changing it, that’s good! Thanks!

Exactly how I felt while listening to him describe addicted Bobby as “another fucking psycho”. I was scrolling to find someone who felt it too. Honestly though, we don’t know what happened between them, but we know Bobby could be a real “vindictive a***ole”

@@AhmadSmile1994 I mean people under the influence in general can be abusive and somewhat violent. Now throw in a need to hide your behaviour because you know other people see it as deviant, and the self-centeredness addiction encourages, and yeah it makes sense that some people would be really manipulative and abusive when they are relapsing. It's not an excuse though, you have to own your behaviour regardless, yeah, shitty mental health might be a part of it, but that's not an excuse to hurt other people. Not talking to someone isn't exactly the worst thing I can imagine though, also probably a good thing for Scott's brother in that case if that's all it took.

You need to respect each persons struggles

Unhinged

Wtf is this comment

Keep on scooting buddy...and double up on the corn dogs broski...

Hell yea man

Finally someone that truly embraces God