Adam Carolla

I, I guess.

Yeah.

That moment, you know, that, that thing happens.

You know, it's like that thing where people have a near-death experience and then they swear they're going to change their ways and they're going to appreciate everything and they're going to do all that.

I don't think it works.

It works on some people.

Yeah.

I wonder if it's worth trying to have a near-death experience.

The problem is it's too close to death.

Yeah, I think I went to high school with all those guys.

Well, change is like one of the greatest gifts we have.

Like it really, if you think about perks of being a human being versus being a hyena or any other creature, it's you get to change.

And then so many people just squander that gift, which is the greatest gift.

And they just go, I'm not.

And then you're sort of no different than any other animal if you just sort of

stay the course, you know?

And the ability to grow and change and transform is such a gift that people completely squander.

I know everyone is crazy externalizer now and young people have it more than our generation.

You can't tell them stuff.

They just push back on everything.