they hadnt spoken for years when patrice died. They got into a big fight on opie and anthony when bill burr sided with mancow over patrice.

@@nullakjg767 hey do you have a link by any chance?

@@evgenykondrat1769 this is the actual incident. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qMqFdMmpp5a0moU.html as for bill burr saying "our relationship never fully recovered from that and wasnt the same after that" I dont remember where he said that, but it was long after patrice had died and he was reminiscing.

@@nullakjg767 thanks pal

It is. Also because it's how a lot of people feel as well when women 1st started working at least here in the U.S. it wasn't intergender women worked jobs with women men worked with men, and I feel people lose sight of his meaning half-way through because it's jokes for 1 and he's so over-the-top like when he says the "titty meat" part I see a lot of reactors kinda go "oh well nah not that" but he says "comment on any part YOU SEE" and Jeanne had her breasts on full display now of course you NEVER TOUCH ANYONE w/o permission idc what they're wearing, but he meant she purposefully wore that shirt to display her nice balloons and if a guy commented they were nice can you really be offended? Also like he said women with their friends can say something like "yes girl let the *girls* out tonight" and it'd be a compliment but a guy it's harassment. I feel if I decide to go outside barefoot and someone comments on my feet I can't get mad or if I walked outside with no pants I made the decision to display that and if a woman comments on my private area I'm gonna say harassment? Like he said that's what you see I decided to show that to you also you can't even give a compliment w/o it being considered harassment by some. Women put on their best dress to go to the club to look appealing and when a guy they like notices that appeal it's fine, but if he isn't who she want he's harassing her. In the workplace they can give those massages, little kisses, say things like "my work husband" and things of that nature. Dude says "good morning beautiful" and if she likes/wants the compliment/guy it's alright but if not? Human resources Have you seen that "social experiment" where the woman walks around NY for hours and presented the edited down version as "woman gets harassed for hrs" when the harassment was "hey how you doing? Morning beautiful!" There were the occasional catcall sure but just SPEAKING to a woman who decided before hand she is going to purposefully ignore every man who says anything to her was then ALL labeled "harassment" So we're now saying that simply speaking to a woman 1st is harassment? Damn. You don't know someone doesn't want you to speak to them unless they say it and you have to 1st speak for that response if then they continue on that can be harassment, but now it's being said that any conversation started by a man is deemed harassment unless the woman says it isn't..... GAME IS FUKKED UP!!!

Sorry I went on a rant 😅

Oh my god, human resources - that part always gets me. Incredible.

@@alexanderthegreat5649 The basic thing you have to keep in mind is that people are usually dressing for themselves. Not for the benefit of some third-party. Women generally make no secret of this. They wear an outfit because they think it looks good on them or they like the way it makes them feel, not necessarily because they’re trying to get attention. Again, I’m speaking in general terms. There is no such thing as a universal truth, people are individuals so there will always be different perspectives, but you can **usually** assume that someone is not dressing a certain way because they want you (as a stranger, someone who is interested in you may be a different situation) to comment on it. As a general rule, just don’t comment on someone’s physical appearance. Unless you know for a fact they are cool with it. Saves everyone issues.

@@TerryTerius the two things are not mutually exclusive. people dress for themselves as well as for benefit of some third-party. no need for the false dichotomy. women dress to feel good about themselves and to attract attention. to pretend otherwise is to mislead physical appearances matter

Absolutely my favorite of the special.

Yeah they totally should...it definitely is the best bit from this special

I was thinkin the same thing. They're gonna lose their shit whenever they do finally get around to reacting to it.

was thinking the same thing he picked the perfect day for harassment day .. that tuesday was the perfect day .. ive been text my friends that aren’t clueless that for years .. if you go to the video you’ll see people posting that every tuesday before thanksgiving every year

Yeah and ski resort workers. We get yelled at by rich people for our holidays every year 🤣

@@aztronomy7457 sorry! If it makes you feel any better, I’m a farmer, so holidays don’t mean a whole lot to us either!

@@garyevans3421 Haha its no problem. its the price to pay for being able to live where we cant afford. And glad to hear it! Farmers keep this world running!

Dude its wild bc every messed up thing i think is funny, he dies at also haha

He totally reminds me of Ricky Gervais!👍🏾😂👍🏾

Gotta go back and listen to his Opie and Anthony phone calls.

If they discover Opie and Anthony they'll find out pretty quick. Ol' Black Phillip gave me some of my most insightful understandings of the human mind...especially women's minds.

yeah, i remember the day he died .. i told like 10 people at work ...patrice o’neal died .. and they all said who.. that’s lame as hell

Jimi Lindley. I actually saw Anthony Jeselnick outshine him at the Charlie Sheen roast. But in all fairness, Patrice didn’t realize they were all going to be so brutal, he was kind of ill-prepared because of it, he even said so.

@@frankiek2269 really? most people think patrice killed it during that roast .. where as that other dude just threw out one liners

@@dayra6425 one liners is Anthony Jeselnik's thing. But he's so good at misdirection If Patrice had been more aware beforehand, no doubt he would've murdered everyone lol

@@dayra6425 Patrice just got mean. It wasn’t brilliant comedy. Jeselniks was better.

i dont think their delicate english sensibilities could handle that lol.

@@nullakjg767 Funnily enough, I don't think most Americans could handle it (judging by the reactions of viewers/callers back in Patrices Day). In Great Britain and in Germany we have some of the hardest hitting 'comedians' that I ever heard and no one gives a fuck, rather it's celebrated to be relentless and hard-hitting.

You watched that fast😆

He did on fox too, debating a 3rd wave feminist. Guess who won

FACTS!!

One of his shining examples of high thinking. Perfect practical and usable scale because "Uma Thurman IS a beautiful looking ugly [woman]".

@@Zenon0K lol lol too good

Nice!! It was hilarious.

You have to be on LSD to like the Eric Andre show lol

@@24atlfan24 Dude I was gonna say man I can't for the life of me find anything funny about that show it's to incoherent for me, but lsd beforehand might be the best suggestion I've ever heard.