John, on his deathbed: "Hank, I'll see you on Friday." Hank, sitting beside: "Why? What do you know that I don't?"

“Enough about politics, let’s move on to death” Same, John... same.

If "Hank, I'll see you on Friday." are John's real last words, I'll cry forever.

"Enough about politics, let's move on to death" - Most War Generals

I feel like John expresses the opinions and thoughts I have but just can't find the elaborate words for myself.

"Hank I'll see you on Friday" hit a little different this time. ❤️ sending love ❤️

Canada complained about the 78 day campaign and called it unprecedented and cruel and a power grab by Stephen Harper, this time the campaign is going to be 35 days long.

John's religion is Greenism where Mongols are the exception

Maybe "bye, I love you, thank-you" should be all of our "always."

"How old do you ppl think i am?!" I laughed way to hard at that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

John is the most poetic person. My brother who is "a tough guy" sometimes cries watching John's videos. The way he says things brings me happinesss. I would listen to him talk forever. (And his books are brilliant but this is the most basic thing to say, like duh its John Green) I love you John, thank you.

My aunt told me the funniest last words I've ever heard, which apparently were uttered by her Irish aunt right before she died: "If only I could fart". Legend.

The only time in vlogbrothers history when, "Hank, I'll see you on Friday," has made me cry. Thanks, John, thanks.

"Do you believe in love? Not really, though I do believe in something I find even more miraculous and beautiful... Stegosaurus love."

There's gray in John's hair. And I'm honestly excited for this future. Gonna be lookin snazzy

Love you man.

"I think that the dying pray at the last not "please," but "thank you," as a guest thanks his host at the door." -Annie Dillard

I DON'T CARE at what sun position your career is at, you will always be relevant to us!

Buckle up for the existential crisis of the season.

*John says something profound* Me: Clicks like button *John says something profound again* Me: Goes to click like button again just to realize I already did.

"Sweet Holy Infant Baby Jesus" 😂 I'm definitely using that, that was beautiful.

"That's enough politics, let's move on to death." Mood.

I'm a pastor and a nerdfighter and I'm grateful for you sharing publicly what I am 100% convicted our faith is actually about: approaching the world with compassion, approaching the earth and all who live on it as the valuable beings they are, and striving, striving, striving with hope and patience against everything that denies the value of life.

“We should talk more about being in love and growing in love” John you’ve once again changed my perspective on something I thought I knew. Thank you.

"Bye, I love you, thank you" are such incredibly powerful last words that it honestly makes me cry, but then again, I've been thinking a lot more about people who die suddenly and who don't have the chance to say goodbye to the people who will miss them, to tell the people that they love that they love them, and to thank the people who deserve to be thanked.

That was an expertly crafted Question Tuesday script. The way it was all structured from a joke, but flowed so nicely to deliver your answers was well-planned and lovely. Good job, John.

John, I love your nuanced view of religion. Thank you for sharing.

“ bye , _I love you_ & thank you ” just find what I'm gonna say when I close my phone for the next 3 months 😁💗

aren’t all your videos about the big questions, though?

Thank you so much for being so open about your faith. So often I feel like I just have to accept hostility towards religion from KZfaqrs I subscribe to and it's refreshing to find a fellow Christian. I find the meaning of religion gives to my life much more important than if heaven/God "really exists"

I loved the transition from the incredibly depressing topic of politics to the much more lighthearted topic of death.

I love how thoughtful John is and how he can make me almost cry in the last few seconds of a video

A point about Canadian elections: The 78 day election season was THE LONGEST IN CANADIAN HISTORY. We have an election coming up this October and election campaign season still hasn't officially begun. This is as it should be.

Sunset? John for you it's barely midday.

Me : has been working on a Dietrich Bonhoeffer themed project for weeks and reading all of his letters and poems John : casually quotes Bonhoeffer Me : surprised pikachu face

I've been struggling with my faith recently, and I even considered giving up on religion. John summed up the truth I have spent so long searching for, and he has given me hope. Thank you John

It was funny and made me smile, but thinking about it, "Hank, I'll see you on Friday," are kind of morbidly terrifying last words. The implication seems to me to be that Hank will become deceased on the Friday following your death, which is not particularly pleasant for Hank...

"We should spend more time talking about being in love, and growing in love" Wonderfully said, as always

John Green Goes to Church Or How a Man Who Practices Religion Warmed My Atheistic Heart

Thanks, John. This was interesting to hear. I just had a relationship end because he wanted to be with someone who was Christian and had a Christian relationship with God. As someone who is more spiritual and was raised by inter-religious parents, I’ve been going nuts the past few months thinking about religion and whether it’s something I need in my life. Then as I found out more and more people in my life and people I looked up to(like you) were religions I started to feel more and more confused about what I believed in. Anything that can help people -I’m all for. I just want to live a life where I am kind to others and help people but now I almost feel like I can’t without being religious and grouped into “the nice people” club. I also do enjoy questions about a higher power and the universe and etc. it’s just hard to group myself into an institution with such a bad rep. The two of us got on very well- we were best friends way before dating- and are still very much in love with each even months after we’ve broken up. Ive been trying to understand religion more lately so that I can understand what made it so special that he threw away the greatest love either of us have ever had. I need a reason to justify all this heartbreak and sadness. Thanks for anyone who read.

"I wish to remain an eternal enigma to myself and to others" - Prince Ludwig

John: Hank, I'll see you on friday. Narrator: he would not be seeing Hank on friday.

Completely off topic but I was feeling really anxious today and seeing John's familiar face somehow calmed me down. Thank you. ☺️

Yay for question Tuesdays! Vlogbrothers videos always make my day better

"do you believe in true love?" Yes, but not how most people think of it. As John says it is about growing in love. True love is not a feeling, it is an act of will. At some point you Decide to love, even when you don't feel it and I think that is the truest love there is, as it does not depend on the recipient, or even being reciprocated, but on the one who decides to give their love. It also does not have to be romantic, tying it back to the first question on belief, that is how you can love your enemies.

This may be my all time favourite video from John

The ad I got before this was John asking us to donate money for AFC Wimbledon’s stadium in Wimbledon

"Sunset Period of Career". Releases most acclaimed book of his career 18 months later.

green boy you should write about being in love over the decades... just a thought

“Hank, I’ll see you on Tuesday” equals “Bye, I love you, thank you”

I don't know what my grandmother's last-last words were, but I do know her last words to me. It was the same thing she always said when saying goodbye. "I love you, be careful." She meant the absolute world to me and I cherish those words. Now I say them to my fiance before she leaves, because she means the absolute world to me.

I'll gladly be part of the purported "nobody" that finds your answer to that religion question refreshingly nuanced, even-handed, and useful as a framework. Thank you for continuing to be a voice of reason, thoughtfulness, and optimism, John. It really does mean a lot.

I enjoy going to church too! The increased spirituality helps me find meaning and increase love in my family. 💜

John, you’re amazing, thank you for everything you do for the world.

This was one of the most moving vlogbrothers videos, John why are you making me cry on my chill Tuesday evening?

If Hank has already died and John dies on a Friday, those last words are beautiful and poetic. However if Hank has not yet died, those last words are beautiful, poetic, and menacing.

Bye John, I love you John, thank you John 💜

Where’s the “I don’t get notifications but I spend all of my time on the internet so I’m here early anyway” squad? Note: Yes I did use the word “squad” at age 21. Someone do their due diligence and crucify me.

"Hank, I'll see you on Friday" is both wildly heartwarming, and really quite ominous

These most recent videos are really hitting me hard with the "old vlog brothers" stuff and I'm really liking it. I really appreciate the fact you guys still upload to this channel just because you like it. I still watch for the same reasons I did years ago. Because I like it. So thanks for that too.

I`m 61 years young and English is my second language so, not easy to fallow you but Hank, I`ll see you on Friday

Ok, so I'm fairly certain the words John made with his mouth were "Hank, I'll see you on Friday" but what I *heard* was "Bye, I love you, thank you." i'll just be over here having a feeling T_T

Those last words "Bye, i love you, thank you" really hit home for me.

That was one of the best vlogs of vlogbrothers. Well done.

can we get some confirmation john is still alive that was sweet but also terrifying

John, can you make a video and/or recommended some books about being in love over time and a relationship like that?

The twist on "Hank, I'll see you on Friday" in this video was incredibly moving and also a touch heartbreaking. Nice work, John!

just the words "Bye, I love you, thank you" made me cry. so beautiful in something so simple. your friend must have been wonderful. Thank you John.

I thought your last words were gonna be: "...and other."

"You're right to be concerned" made me laugh out loud.

I usually idolize characteristics-not characters-but you both break the rule! Your response to every question reflects one of the best mindsets I ever encountered in life. You’ve spread education, thoughts, and ideas. You’ve written books; you’ve entertained us. You’ve created a community of amazing people and contributed to different fields. You’ve basically done all the things possible to have a positive impact on society, yet your greatest achievements in my point of you are your beliefs, opinions, and thoughts on most of the things, the thoughts that inspire us to think objectively, know more, and even care and love more. Objectively I say: YOU and your brother are truly one of the best people ever in the world! Thank you for existing 🙏🏼 Sometimes I wish that you could live forever, as I highly doubt anyone can come and fill the void that you’ll leave. I love you my role models and would wish to meet you one day ❤️

John, that made me cry. Thank you.

"HANK, ILL SEE YOU ON FRIDAY", neurologically is rehearsed, goes back quite far and is triggered by "closing" stimuli. If you are cogent, even partially, these have a high likelihood of being you last words.

Your quote about God had me in tears, wasn’t sure how I could go about my day. Now I’m baffled wondering about stegosaurus sex. That is so impressive. Well done.

I consider John and Hank my role models, teachers, and friends in the ways that I look up to them and have a special kinship in which I feel heard without having to say anything and in which I can learn without asking... I am thankful for John and Hank sharing their thoughts and giving their time to exist, and for me to be open to understanding. And in these ways, they may be seen as wise archetypes of aged and experienced persons, but in my eyes, they are still very youthful with many more things to come their way.

Been with you guys for, probably, over ten years now. Still you never cease to surprise me. You are, imo, a beautiful human being. Thank you for all you do. Thank you for all you say. Thank you for all you are.

May your last words be Bye, I love you; thank you. No better last words can exist.

What about Dave Green? ... I'd be curious to hear his views on politics, life etc. ?

This is an older video I am rewatching a couple years later but just wanna say thanks John, this helps me.

I think every human has a need to be relevant in some way. I think I’m making a difference, if one small nerdfighter like me can give that gift of relevance, to you and Hank, especially at a time where your generation’s cultural relevance is passing (hence the term “sunset era”). I just want you to know, you two are incredibly relevant to me-and you always will be. I will never watch a vlogbrothers video I don’t glean from. And even after your passing (hopefully a long time in the future), I will still be rewatching old videos every Tuesday and Friday...thank you for your lasting impact on the world and me.

This is a Top 3 vlogbrothers script ❤️

I beg to differ about the sunset thing. John, you are squarely in the early-afternoon, post-lunch stupor part of the day in which you badly need a nap.

Thank you, John. I'm so glad that you still upload. It's such a good tool to simultaneously help me take in knowledge when I feel lazy, and to make me feel better. Not that that's your responsibility. It's not. No pressure.

The ending of your videos somehow always give me goosebumps

I want my last words to leave a lingering mystery hanging over my family that last for generations and haunts every branch of my family tree. They won't actually mean anything, but I'll be dead and they can't ask me that.

Now I feel like he died after finishing this video

The little motion of seeing him reach for the camera made me feel a whole lot of emotions today and I have names for none of them but it's strange how powerful of a gesture stuff like that can be.

Regarding the importance of voting; my town of about 50K people has about 25K registered voters. The current mayor won by 7 votes. Had he won by 5 votes there would have been a mandatory recount. The difference between the new mayor and his predecessor is sufficient to add a great deal of emotion to that concept, for me. I feel sure that most people can think of an election where one person winning would be emotionally devastating to them.

As last words go, "Hank I'll see you on Friday", seems deeply threating to Hank...

First? Also yay deep questions! I agree with you on the religion thing, we're all stuck here, so we should make the best attempt to make life suck less.

Strangely, I was talking just today about how hard it is to openly and honestly believe in God while being criticised on the internet or in my case by many people in my life. I grew up agnostic in a family of atheists and am only just dipping my toe into religion in my mid twenties and I can't tell you how comforting it is to see someone I look up to be open and honest about their faith ,while also doing your best to not invite scrutiny so thank you John

I have watched you and Hank for years and have gotten so much out of both of your offerings. I haven't ever posted/contacted either of you before but feel compelled to now because this was my favorite posting--ever. Thank you. For this. And everything. To Hank, too.

John is absolutely right. Our election process is way toooo long! And certainly too expensive.

Am i first this time?? HI John and Hank!! You guys help give me hope in these near apocalyptic times!

John as an employee at an Episcopal Seminary and a longtime Nerdfighter, this is the most aggressively Episcopalian video you've ever made and I'm here for it.

Honesty started bawling at "bye, I love you, thank you". Truly the best.

"Hank, I'll see you on Friday." ** reaches to turn off camera ** ** we hear a scream as the screen goes dark **

It makes me really sad that you are reluctant to talk about religion. I was very reluctant to talk about or even care about religion until I heard the author Madeleine L’Engle say “My religion is up for change at a moments notice. If I’m not open to God‘s divine revelation, my religion is dead.” That blew my mind wide open and I no longer felt bound by my baptist upbringing’s rigid rules and judgement. John, if you ever do feel compelled to talk about religion or even just share some writing that you find speaks to you, know that you have “religious” nerdfighters interested in your perspective 💕

Love this video with the Q&A. So comedic and inspirational at the same time. Learnt lots about you, John Green 😀

I find it crazy how I had a recent passing within my family last week and hearing you speak on your last words is healing. "Bye I love you. Thank you." So peaceful and reassuring, so thank you John for always creating this content