Unfortunately, if its art, stick to it being an hobby. Its and competitive worth out there, and you won't earn enough to feed yourself or pay for rent and electricity.
@@ms.pirate disagree. Just be realistic with your expectations and don't attempt to make it your only source of income until it can be. It's no different than starting any other business.
@@v0idtheorywell that's difficult. With AI now, people expect to pay very little for a lot of work. And I mean really low. Just let it be a second source of income. Only well known artist can get a good work life balance for art. Newcomers will always struggle
Reminds me of my grandpa. He wasn't a good dad, at all, but.. he was the best grandpa a kid could ask for. He became a better father afterwards, too.. miss him and my grandma like nothing else on this earth.
Same my mom would tell me stories of my grandpa but growing up he was always happy and some part he was not happy how my grandma was always kinda mad. So everytime he got a chance he would tell me don’t get married. Women will take half so enjoy life and travel. That last year we had planned of visiting Canada we would have a road trip from San Francisco to Vancouver 😢.
This echo’s the relationship I had with my Pop, my mother’s father. He was the most important person in my world, my Nan a close second. All the good parts of he I got from them. I hate to think what kind of a person I would have been without them. I’m eternally grateful +I’ll miss them forever…
@@RyansArachnids I'm glad you do, it really is a beautiful quote. Based on your username and apparently the videos on your channel, I assume you love spiders, is that correct? Because if so that's really cool for you, really it is. But to me that's crazy. Spiders are generally just really creepy. I never really understood people who love them, so I'm genuinely curious about how that works for you. Or like what got you into spiders? I'm always down to learn my dude ☺️
@@dustingarnett3387 Sorry you have a shitty dad man, but complaining in a RU-vid comment section isn't gonna help. Go talk to a therapist or something, I hope you get better
Agreed. It's actually one of my favourite episodes, especially since it's one of the few "future" episodes that doesn't have Bart failing at everything.
I'm not crying, you're crying! Edit: A month after I made this comment, my aunt passed away. Now I'm crying harder than ever, and this clip has a whole new meaning to me. Please tell your loved ones that you love them everybody.
One of my earliest memories is me on the lap of my grandpa at the wheel in a Mitsubishi L200 1993, exactly like in this short, it was spring or summer, we were going to the countryside with my family, the earliest memory I had as a continuous memory is his funeral, and I know it was a few months later, I never really knew him, and that memory is all I have, a happy memory just before he was not able to get out of bed because of cancer, and his legacy is "learning is the most important thing, the only inheritance that can never be taken away" and I have, I got my degree this year in electronics engineering, and I know he would have been proud, because my grandma is.
One good gesture, as big as it is, doesn't make up for a lifetime. Abe never believed in homer. He sure loved him but never showed the love homer needed @@elz1250
This episode really spoke to me on a really personal level, my grandpa was the one give all the lessons a father should teach, I never get to pay him back for all his efforts and good memories, I really miss him.
I miss both of my grandparents on my mom's side equally (and my nana on my dad's side, but only my dad's mom on his side. I probably wont miss my dad's dad). My mom's grandparents use to baby sit me at their house when both of my parents worked. They were nice, and I was always quiet and good. I wish I could know what they'd thought of me if they saw me today. I know they see me in heaven, but I wanna know what they'd think, knowing their granddaughter is an anime nerd.
It's almost been a full year since I lost my grandma, she was best friend and number 1 supporter, you aren't alone and I know our grandparents will always be rooting for us!!!
Lost my old man last year too, fought hard and rough against cancer, I cared for him each day until he passed, I wasn't able to see him on his last moments, I went to the hospital with him at 6am, barely slept due to stress, my ma came around 1pm to cover for me so I could get some sleep, I got home, showered and took a nap, my uncle woke me up couple hours later and told me he was gone... I'll always miss him, he was more of a father than any man could ever be
This make me cry fr, my granpa is like my father. He taugh me how to do somethings, how to be a better person in life. I love him so much, idk how to pay him back for everything.
Often times in old age we get lonely now I do not know you or your grandfather but I do know what a majority of older people complain about and I do know what bothers me the most as an older person and that is just the loneliness of old age you don’t any more so you tend to not make new friends the friends you do have are always passing away, are sick or just love to far away to have a real relationship with. So with all those things adding up later in life older people tend to be very lonely. My suggestion to you would just be to spend as much time with your grandpa as possible even if he acts like he don’t want you around (a lot of times we do this because we don’t want to be a burden to him hose around us). PLEASE JUST DON’T LET HIM GET LONELY.
“Sorry Bart, time won’t stop” hit different. Trying to tell him to enjoy the time he has with him before it was too late 😢 miss u grandpa. Thanks for being the dad I never had
I feel similar to Bart, because I loved my grandfather so much, and when I make decisions during hard times, I ask him what I should do. I always remember the day he passed, I had a dream about us fishing on a dock, and he said everything would be alright. I found out he passed right when I woke from that dream. I remember it vividly and I refuse to let go of that dream memory. I love you grandpa.
My grandma passed away earlier this month. I flew out to see her one last time. She was in a lot of pain. The other night I had a dream about her and she was smiling and she told me she was peaceful so im happy for that. Dont let your dream go please
Same with my grandparents, my parents were very present but they always acted as my second parents and I just want them to be eternal, I hate to think that there will be one day where they will no longer be there, I will not hear their sweet voice nor enjoy their food :(
I lost mine two months ago and this short has me sobbing, he was the greatest man! Cherish the time you have left with them, don't ever miss an opportunity to visit or call.
My dad was my dad and he was great but I was stupid because I took my time with him for granted you see my grandpa passed away in 2020 so I figured I had at least 15 more years with my dad but turns out I had less then a year left with my dad and I will forever regret not moving closer to him and being there at the end. He was the most moral and honest man I ever knew and will ever know. I love my dad more then words can express and I never got to tell him he was my hero and I joined the military because I wanted to be just like him but he died with me never say those words to him. So now I have to live the rest of my life knowing I did not properly honor my dad by letting him know how much he meant to me. I am like everyone else I kept telling myself I will tell him later I got more time and then I got a phone call my the police saying they had found my dads body at his house he died from a hart attack and he was alone and that will forever be with me the amount of pain that causes me is unmatched.
Many times it takes years even an entire lifetime to grow as a person. With age he grew wiser and realized his mistakes from his past. Everybody's path is different.
I miss you grandpa. You were my hero and taught me so many important life lessons. Even when you passed you left me with one final lesson, the toughest of them all: there's no way to stop the inevitable. All you can do is accept, adjust, and acclimate to the change. If anyone reads this comment do at least the bare minimum and if you love your grandpa, make sure he knows before it's too late.
My grandma died when I was 9 years old. She took me everywhere and cared for me constantly before she got sick. I’ll never forget all the trips to the dollar movie theaters, the sneaking between screenings, her reusing popcorn bags so she didn’t have to buy a new one for refills. It wasn’t much but she taught me a love for film. Those films shaped my moral compass and who I’d become when she had already left. Here I am, a 31 year old man crying at my desk. I’m crying from happiness. I have my first child on the way and I’ve started a small film production company. Thank you grandma, I love you and miss you so much. I just hope we’ll reunite one day.
Lost my grandpa last month. You really do need to cherish these old folks while they here. His favorite game was Resident Evil 4 and I kept putting off visiting him to show him the gameplay of the remake. Finally got to on his death bed, but i still feel bad about never getting over there to him so he could see it while he was in a better condition. Now all I have are memories, his hat, and a cigar from his last pack.
It reminds me of my grandpa, I didn't have a dad until my start of my teens and my gumpa really protected and loved me that's why he's one of my angels above miss ya old man
Growing up without grandparents is terrible. I know lots of people which have grown up with grandparents around and they are often different fron those who didn't. Grandparents often have a different sight on things based on more life experience. I wish i had known my grandparents, from stories i heard they must have been great persons..... We should appreciate them more in our western world, we often realise what we lost when its gone.....
@@thenewfnafbroski Yeah, I tried thinking of someone else who's been through worse, but I can't think of anyone else. Poor Peter, Stan Lee is turning in his grave seeing what those writers are doing to him.
bart is always so underrated. he ain't evil, he just doesn't get the attention and love he actually needs. the support his spirit needed. grandpa did a whole lot there.
I miss my grandfather. He killed hundreds of Nazis (and regular Axis soldiers, didn't talk about it much) and was the only person I've ever known who was completely fearless. He lost my grandmother five years before his own death, and seemed to just kind of give up in anger. He lost his leg to health complications and could no longer drive, and required constant care. He hated that. I used to visit him all the time, I'd smuggle him in alcohol because the nurses wouldn't allow it. Which honestly, I understand why, but also, just let the man drink. My dad and step mother were adament that he just "behave" and stay put in his home and look after himself. That never sat right with me. The guy was 90, his friends were mostly gone, his wife gone, just let him do his thing. He was probably hoping it'd end him. The night before he passed, he escaped the home in his scooter with two ladies from the same home, at about 2 am. The police chased him across an overpass where he was driving down the middle of the 4 lane street in his scooter completely hammered. I don't remember where the ladies ended up. Miss that man. The stories he had, about the war and just life in general I will never forget. If you made it this far, thanks for caring. Peace.
@@peterlemcwilli9203 You have to tell me that? Even though literally in the very first sentence I clarified that? Also, I didn't praise him for anything. I stated something he did. He himself would say that the war terrible and wished it never happened and that he never had to do those things. There's no praise. You don't praise someone for doing their duty. He signed up to do those things. It's just what he did.
After watching the whole episode and seeing what Bart goes through throughout his life. I started to see that Abe was the only one who truly cared about Bart, whereas his own parents cared more about Lisa than him.
To be honest that's usually the way it is parents pretend they like their sons but they really think their sons should be out there taking care of themselves and they usually will spoil the daughter rotten one of the daughters usually The other daughter can take care of herself It's usually the baby daughter that gets spoiled Believe me I've been there They treated my brother horribly and he was their only son and he was a brilliant mind so gifted and they disrespected him even after his death He died from the child abuse he received from the nut mother They spoiled their daughter the youngest rotten and she was pissed because I guess her dad got tired of it and he just owned her and she didn't get the money haha He gave it to his second wife and stepdaughter good for you Dad I told you I didn't want it so that was fine as far as I was concerned you had treated us so bad thinking that your biological child was more important than the children you adopted as far as I was concerned I didn't want anything from you. I was really shocked when my step sister called me and said I was inheriting some furniture that belonged to my dad's side of the family I was shocked She was hell no I'm not giving it to your dad's daughter No way So yeah I'll make sure it gets back to my dad's side of family which she doesn't have any touch with.
This makes me miss my grandpa, despite his trauma from Nam he was a happy man with a great sense of humor, I miss him every day since he passed, 67 years old thanks to the exposure to agent orange during the war, we lost him in 2017, grandma just went this year, the world feels a little less bright without them
Hello man, my name is Daniel, I am an independent journalist, one of my interests have always been Vietnam vets, a generation of though yet thoughtful men, I wish you the best in honest manner, just as the prayer I will keep for both your grandparents tonight. God bless you -D
@@sambradley9091Actually the series is on a bit of an uptick in good episodes. Not all of them are good, but there's some good ones in the newer seasons.
Lost my grandpa last Sunday and man I wish I could see that son of a gun again and listen to his cool stories. Never realized how awesome homers pop was
I couldn't watch this episode, I lost my grandfather in 2019 and the thing I regret most is not spending more time with him. The advice I could've listened to would've been priceless, my God rest his soul.
I really appreciate the episodes where Bart has a successful future. In most he is a loser living in bad conditions whereas Lisa is president or scientist.
Honestly as bad Covid-19 i had a chance to stay with my gramps while I was attending online college than decided to stay when campus opened back up and I’m super grateful for that and glad he’s turning 90 in a few weeks
Something I’ve realized is that most of the episodes that center around Bart or Homer tend to be far more heartfelt and interesting than other episodes.
Oh Simpsons, the show that I somehow hate and love at the same time... I hate Homer, Marge, and especially Lisa but I love Bart so much, he's really a talented kid who's flat-out abused by his parents. He has shown himself to be a talented artist many times, one of those was when he got really good at drums but because Lisa's ego couldn't handle it so he stopped. He looked at a bunch of boring kids' books that didn't have any soul and made them enjoyable, and in return was screamed at by Marge and Homer. I really hate them, they project on him every flaw they have and blame him for every bad thing that's ever happened to them, I mean they were the irresponsible horny dumbfucks that couldn't use a condom and because of that, Bart has to be the black sheep while Lisa's the golden child because she has an easier time with traditional school, there's even an episode she is moved to the 4th grade while Bart is moved back to 4th grade and she couldn't handle it while he was breezing it.
@@TheMadHouse1939 She's just a hypocrite annoying brat, I still remember the episode where Homer was making a BBQ for his friends and family, and because he was planning to rost an already dead pig, she just throws it out, a whole ass pig, if she didn't want to eat it it's her problem but the lack of respect and the wastefulness is shocking, especially for the character that preaches about how good she is and how much she worries for the world, I call it BS, that pig could have fed a whole ass family and she threw it away!
This made me cry a tear My grandfather was from Newfoundland and volunteered in the Korean war He was the most funny , brilliant man I ever met avs i miss him He died during Covid agdcwe couldn't go to tte funeral I hate you Trudeau
Hendrik van Wyk. Rest in Peace Oupa❤️ He was the man who remarried my grandma after my real gramps died when my mom was a few months old. From both sides of my parents he's the only grandpa I've ever known and he was a great, great man. Faults and all. Watching this really makes me miss him. It's been 18 long years now.
This is my favorite version of Bart's future. Genuinely I was SO happy for him finding something that he loved and that moment between him and Lisa was so sweet ;u;
Wow! This short little edit has me sobbing. I'm a 31 year old father of two, my granddad died less than a year ago, it's one of the most painful and traumatic event/loss of my life. I don't think I'll ever get over it. Love you Grandad. X X X
