So your a child then lol 😂

Immortal child it is then. I will inform the Volturi.

that email has to be one of my favorite comedy bits *ever* it never gets old

@@InservioLetum I wasn't expecting a Twilight reference here. :}

@@ClickItYT The actress may have murdered Bella's character, but the actual story is still as magical as ever it was, and one of my favourites

Yeah, but I don’t believe for a second these emails are real. Still really funny though.

@@hteichmann funnily enough given his work on his consumer show with companies I disagree, I think they’re definitely real

@@charliemartin9869 the only one I'd think is fake is the Christmas Eve parking one. I don't remember if there's actually a response or not in the full episode, but in this clip it was notably one sided. But the rest of them... I actually believe he would've done

Finally succeeded with his fake news story! Absolute legend!

@@hteichmann i had a very interessting chat with an amazon support guy. At one point i sent him a meme to show my frustration with the problem and he answered with a meme, followed by a competent way to get a solution to my problem. I believe at least 50% of his emails are real.

Our main attack is sarcasm

@@gimme_ya_chippies7546 it's a powerful weapon! it often shows us the people who shouldn't be allowed to vote!

true, but since he did go out of his way to help joe, ignoring their normal 5 work days process, i do feel like Joe should have returned it.. Hopefully he didnt get in any trouble over it, funny reply tho.. "Keep the change", lol..

probably fake for entertaininment anyway. Noone will get in trouble

Good lord what makes you think the jokes are real stories!?!?

@@mircat28 because its something i would do

@@Validboy He wasn't mean without any reason, he was simply pissed that he had to pay the original bowl more then needed just because of the packaging and delivery and still had to go and retire it in the shop. Then THEY sent it for error and expected him to buy something he didn't ask for (as if he needed a second) or to pay again for the delivery price needed to send it back. At that point he could have almost bought a second bowl with all the delivery fees he would have paid. His joke aside he did say that he would return it to the shop if the delivery cost was repayed back. I think the owner refused because he thought the guy wanted to scam them the delivery money and not return the bowl, which is understandable because if he wanted to keep it there would have been no proof that the bowl he had wasn't the one he paid for online and involving lawyers for a bowl would be ridicoulous and more expensive compared to a single bowl.

As long as you keep in mind that most of his stories are made-up from about the halfway or two-thirds point, yeah they can be amusing.

You must be a hit at parties. @@oxymoron02

@@oxymoron02 that doesn't detract from the point that it's new and fresh humor.

I wouldn't say the one where he sent the emails to the manager was nice..... deserved, but definetley not nice

@@KityKatKiller deserved? Joe tried to ruin a man's life-depending on his reliance on his job-over a drunk text. Wtf dude, that is not appropriate response. Funny, but far from deserved

@@IAteYourFace72 saying that he was drubk takes away the apoligys value. If you are really sorry. You say it as it is, for example: Sorry, i was beeing a dick for no reason. This is my work email, can you please not send messages here, kind reguards(name)

@@IAteYourFace72 glad someone said it. I heard that and just thought it was a bit fucked up. What if that bloke was financially struggling he's done

@@IAteYourFace72 The "drunk text" was probably a made up excuse (drunkenness should never be an excuse though, for anything) and his initial email was genuine (and rude and uncalled for). But I agree, sending it to the manager wasn't deserved, way out of proportion. Especially since Joe already got payback. If the whole story is true that is.

he's pure evil, but you just cant help but love him and what he's about. he's a damned gem!

Like anyone cares lol.

At least 328 people do

Made me feel better too 😊

Same here!;)

He is sooo funny he makes me happy. I think I would switch teams to have him around all the time.

@@communitycollegegenius9684 use this term" lgbtq+ ally" and he'll be on board!

Your mother sounds hilarious, I bet she gave the Tampax customer service workers such a laugh!

@@sazbear3913 She was hilarious alright. I'll bet that letter probably gotted framed and is in someone's office to this day (or passed down from executive to executive. LOL

that is absolutely epic! mom sounds like she's a treat! humor and wit, desirable in modern days!

he's becoming a legend with his online trolling and correspondence. i'm always excited to see his next steps when screwing with the outside world

i thought Joe was cruel on that one

They are. 🤣

@@Jeweleye62 how do you know?

Don't lie, you know you want to bum him...

yep, straight as hell, but dammit if i don't wanna give him a hug and buy him a pint. he's epically funny on so many levels, the best troll ive ever seen

He might have an office computer at home or has his office email set up on his phone.

Only the first email was sent while drunk and that happened at 3 a.m. Either he accidentally sent it from his work adress (big whoop) or he doesn't have a work adress (not his fault) so he has to use his private adress for work stuff and has the automated signature for ease of use. Imagine possibly even getting fired for one drunken attack on a comedian that you apologized for immediately.

@@DrZaius3141 It actually is a big whoop, could almost be a fireable offence, depending on workplace guidelines, and especially at a solicitor's office. Also, he didn't apologize until he was called on it. Maybe we shouldn't justify rude and unacceptable behaviour? Also, 'address'.

@@nemo-x It is unacceptable behaviour for a workplace email. It is a sackable offence. However, I do believe that Joe would have seriously crossed the line if he had sent it on to the employers. As to the comedians their hecklers, that is true, but also not relevant to the workplace argument I was making.

Being drunk isn't an excuse for shitty behaviour unless maybe you were tied up and forced to drink alcohol via a hose shoved down your throat or something. If you choose to get drunk, any consequences are 100% on you.

yeah, i get lots of literal LOLs when joe is presenting his online trolling. he's a friggin master class in how to screw with people and corporations in a way that wont come back on you

same. what a treasure.

I remember he did a spot in a programme about emails from bogus Airbnb owners. It was utterly brilliant. It will be on KZfaq. It was a serious subject and he handled them brilliantly.

thank you lesley :) glad to make a lovely lady like you smile

I feel bad for the drunk guy though. Probably got fired

Possibly fake, but a jolly good story nonetheless

Newspaper is stretching it

I find anyone that calls it a newspaper offensive.

It's far-right propaganda masquerading as a gossip magazine

Okay imagine old America n men who think the gay agenda is real, call people snowflakes, and believe trump is the one true president. Now make them british. That's them

@@layneistired yes

James Veitch is an unrepentant rapist, so no thanks.

Me too!! He sounds so happy

In the UK we refer to "Easter" as the entire holiday that covers both Good Friday and Easter Sunday. When Joe says Easter he means the holiday celebrated in general and not specifically Easter Sunday.

Good Friday is part of the Easter holiday

@@RyanRizico oh thanks

He is the definition of a troll my dude. Trolling is centered around getting a response/reaction, usually by methods that are clearly jokes.

Like a bird fighting it’s (British) reflection

I don't think they are fake, he has a show now that basically expands on this whole thing

@@philipjwh2580 L6cett always has fake letters in his stand up routine.

@@thefuneraldirectorsdaughter84 I think he does actually send at least some of the letters but obviously the stories in the letters are fake. He also probably dresses up the “replies” but he has proven a few times on his show that he is actually reaching out to the people he says he is.

To the two people above.....he may indeed have sent an email to his building manager or told about a letter that a student of his teacher friend wrote. However, the names and content have been made up or exaggerated. He wouldn't be allowed to read out those things without the other person's permission and I doubt they would be as funny as he makes them. When he writes etc. big businesses calling them out, I assume those are real bit the ones in his act, no. Fabricated completely or exaggerated #soz

@@thefuneraldirectorsdaughter84 oh because the toilets at the train station just *suddenly* became free of charge. Some are real. Now go help Daddy with some dead people. At least they'll like you.