Now that Gary has documented his struggles with mental illness It adds a new dimension to watching his comedy. Now when I see a set where he seems to be struggling a little bit I wonder if he is just a little off in his delivery or if he is struggling from crushing depression while live on stage. Such an incredible talent
I'm in a nursinghome, it's almost 4 am, I'm laughing out loud at Everything he says! New Nurse just came to se uf I'm ok ...had to explain I'm her because I'm homeless, not for mental deficiency...
@@markcarrillo2445 Don't apologise for willingly saying something wrong about someone, but I forgive you. If you listen carefully to the set, you'll hear it.
Patience, my dear, DEAR, Mr. Gulman. Your wooly mammoth is almost here. We still have cancer, and homelessness. And a steadily declining mental health, education is all but completely flushed down the toilet, we've got NEAR DAILY, mass shootings in every state from elementary, middle and high schools, colleges too, to churches to movie theaters to concerts to malls to grocery stores to nightclubs. Police are murdering people, particularly black people at an olympian level... and on and on. ... But we're getting the wooly mammoth back! We're losing teachers left and right but we're on our way to reviving a species that NATURE didn't want anymore and will likely devastate the planet, should it survive in it, what with all the toxins and pollutions we pump into the air, water and wildlife. So don't you worry. Those mammoths are on the way.
(6:45) Gary foresaw all this. His visionary effort to convert us to a farm economy could've been the salvation of the nation. We could be living in an Amish paradise. Let's at least "Be, be, be agrarian" in our hearts, my friend, and let GG enjoy his 2003.
These are the exact same jokes as his 2004 special currently on Prime. He also uses some of the same material in a 2012 special. Don't recycle material a decade apart.
