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If he started doing comedy when he was 18 you’d think he’d be funny
Hating
Rage bait like fck😂
Humor is subjective, but at the same time there’s a reason why he’s one of the biggest comedians ever
Says some random internet guy no one knows about one of the top comedians
@@KaoticKwantrue and true. According to some comedians tho, the reason is him being a plant. And all those vegans sure love plants!
As a man who’s now 40, I hate my ankles. Unfortunately the birth canal that released didn’t care to much about the only possible time i could get surgery, which allegedly is as a youth for various reasons… It’s called bilateral tarsal coalition, AND IT SUCKS. legit the best way I can explain how it feels is this..Imagine one of the times you sprained your ankle. On the good days walking is like walking on two sprained ankles. BUT! The bad days? Fuuuuuq. Imagine having one of the worst sprained allows. Like rolling around holding your leg&feet so they just don’t move as you are continuously icing them.
Either way. Rant over. BUT! IF YOU KNOW ANYONE OR A DOCTOR/SURGEON WHO WILL DO SURGERY ON A 40 y/o healthy male, then I’ll travel wherever needed
Hell, even if it let me walk half way okay for 3 months just so i know what it’s like. Or hell, just get then to stop hurting. Id give my left nut to a year or walking normal& no pain for that year.
HOLY YAP
Brotha you could go to just about any general hospital to get that surgery?🤣 that’s like their thing
@@Wackawackamunv2-zt3lvthat’s not cool kid. You’ll be there one day, sometimes it helps telling your story whatever it may be
The thing to do to fix bad ankles/feet is to build up the muscles around the ligaments and tendons. Orthotics can help, as well. Surgery on your feet/ankles is often not worth it unless you have to have it bc the pain and stress of the surgery is worse than what it is before.
Both are great guys
“Any good” sound sus at some point