He'd be the type of gta mob boss who acts real cool with you in the beginning and do sidemissions for then betrays you last minute , then get into a car chase with him across the whole damn map until you finally catch and kill him lmao
stonem83 looks great 4 some1 that used to do lots of herione,crack and large amounts of cocaine..fuck charlie sheen this man has tiger blood coarsing trew his veins
He's kinda right but I see it as if Joey Diaz was a bigger name in movies and media, a shit load of people would come out from every direction trying to sue him for sexual assault
Riga T. Resisting1 isn't bringing this generation down. He's in a nutshell commenting on the down fall of a generation. The fact that this happened "barely a decade ago" is even sadder. Just shows how quickly we transitioned to a sensitive and delicate pussy ass society.
I can just imagine getting a coach to London for 11 hours and having Joey as a passenger next to me. (Yes I know I'm late, "we'll meet again" is a WW2 song, but it's still great.)
Uncle Joey proves you don’t gotta be the best lookin guy in the room or the most talented, and you can still make it happen. Sometimes it’s just being so different and shocking people for good or for worse what are you willing to do to make it I guess 😂😂😂
Joey is not lying. As a young man I once showed up to apply for a heavy construction job, a big one with good pay. There were dozens of applicants, all of us with good credentials, all sitting in a hallway filling out applications. At one point the "Big Boss" walked out of the office and through the hallway towards the front door to exit. I was standing next to the door, so naturally I opened it for him (without realizing who he was). He turned and said "Thank you, Son. What are you applying for?" I facetiously said "Airplane Mechanic". A couple days later I received a call informing me that I'd got the job. Weeks later the project superintendent told me that the reason I got hired was because the "Big Boss" got a kick out of that answer, and made sure that I was hired. I was as skilled and qualified as anyone else, give or take, and several of us were hired, but that chance encounter along with my off the cuff "Cuban Eggroll" style comment got me noticed, and in the door. To this day I list Airplane Mechanic on my list of skills whenever applying for a job...just as an homage to that fortuitous endeavor.
I just been on a JRE CLIP Joey Diaz marathon and I have seen him in more outfits than I have worn this week. This man deserves his own spin off podcast, presented by Rogan
