A Past Life Dream and Why I Only Eat Strawberry Frosted Donuts (And Fourteen Other Things)

[@BobGymlan]

Table of Contents 00:05 --Thing 1: A Past Life Dream 07:04 --Thing 1.5: Why This Video Exists 07:40 --Thing 2: A Touch of Word Play 07:57 --Thing 3: Why I only Eat Strawberry Frosted Donuts 12:36 --Thing 4: Trauma and Youth 12:52 --Thing 5: A Guaranteed Smile 13:18 *My Favorite Meme of All Time!* 13:29 --Thing 6: Creator Fun Fact 13:39 --Thing 7: A Pro Tip for Social Anxiety 14:49 --(A Hilarious Stock Image) 15:18 --Thing 8: A Timed Rings of Power Rant 21:10 --(Orcs and Sharks) 22:26 --Thing 9: The “You Need To” Age 22:42 --Thing 10: Why You Should Read 25:19 --Thing 11: Plato’s Forms 26:34 --(Significance of Precious Metals) 27:43 --Thing 12: Hunger, Exercise, and Weight Loss 33:56 --Thing 13: Silver, Gold, and Mankind Revisited 36:43 *An Intense Paranormal Experience* 37:47 --Thing 14: Silly Stuff I’ve Been Wrong About 38:59 --Thing 15: Balance 39:09 --Thing 16: AI, Dinos, and Doom 42:12 -In Conclusion

[@shadowayy2741]

Cheese

[@EricFrey-o2s]

Blame whitley stribler

[@-OBELUS-]

It was fun getting to know you a bit. This is what I was hoping would happen with the Rogan interview. But he was too busy talking to listen.

[@SleepingGiant77]

I don't think I've been this excited for one of your videos in a while, and I always take the time to watch them. Learning more about your life is fascinating, you are really gifted storyteller

[@EricFrey-o2s]

@-OBELUS- rogan is rogan . He cant except tjings Bob has bern talking about for years. So he was in a roganesque way filabustering bob

[@MeAuntieNora]

Peeing in a dream, that's dangerous territory.

[@BobGymlan]

Been there.

[@laiika511]

I have recurring dreams about needing to pee, but I can’t because there’s no privacy. But every so often I can and do relieve myself, and nothing happens in real life

[@SoloHiker1]

​@@laiika511therapy...

[@lethalweaboo8662]

Also driving never drive

[@RM-yf2lu]

That's a wake up call😂

[@hanswurst2189]

So good to hear from you again. It's gotta be hard to open up to unknown strangers on the interwebs, but we appreciate it

[@BobGymlan]

Thank you Mr. Wurst!

[@eloise4416]

I’m officially labelling this type of content The Freewheeling Bob Gymlan. Seriously loved this video, mate. Could listen to you all day. Appreciate your effort.

[@Dylank-ys9wz]

@@eloise4416 great comment he's one of a kind

[@ChamStampson-fj7pc]

Another Side of Bob Gymlan

[@artz.5364]

@@eloise4416 freewheeling, a.k.a. letting the unfettered ego grasp the reigns. I guess it's unavoidable if you start listening to the little whispering Rogan on your right shoulder.

[@BobGymlan]

@@artz.5364pretty much everything in this video was made before I even considered being on his show. The LOTR stuff was after.

[@tense99]

A Hard Critique is A' gonna Fall

[@Tom-ej8eg]

"You don't need to inspire Orcs, that's what whips are for!" This was possibly the best Bob Gymlan video to date. Thank you. You made me laugh out loud.

[@TheGreatAndMightyGoBo]

Where there's a whip there's a way as the orcs would say

[@Manco65]

​@@TheGreatAndMightyGoBooh man one of my favorite childhood movies.🤣

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Where's There's A Whip There's A Way is a good song by Faster Pussycat

[@MikeTidman]

@@TheGreatAndMightyGoBo When ever I worry that there are so few of us, there are so many.

[@theodorejenkins6066]

Thats the name of a song in the 1970s animated hobbit or lord of the rings movies and i believe its a quote from the actual book but i couod be wrong. Either way the movies are full of amazing songs would recommend.i think theyre highly underrated ​@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

[@PlunderAndPillage]

Thanks! The LOTR countdown timer still has me chuckling.

[@Kroggnagch]

Awwwe, God bless you! This makes me very happy to see for our wonderful Bob.

[@BobGymlan]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gaylereid8264]

@@BobGymlan You ROCK, Olden School , Heavy Mental❣️

[@cheetobandito9857]

"I am the tree and the lightning that strikes it". Incredible.

[@tacticaltemplar875]

That was like a bit of epic poetry, wasn't it?

[@robertkish2483]

There is a storm raging as I read your comment.A loud crack of lighting as I write.

[@brandonlowe3299]

So different from your usual cryptid analysis but so refreshing to hear almost unfiltered stream of conciseness

[@jamesearl389]

Came to the channel for the mystery, stayed for the artistry. I’m a musician, a writer, a songwriter………and you do for me what I I’ve always hoped my art could do……….deeply touch hearts and minds. Blessings.

[@christopherward5094]

Bro you’re single handedly saving this mindless, numbing and monetarily focused platform of creation. Hence I will be supporting you as much as possible. Thanks for what you do.

[@arandomexplosion]

The videos where you casually talk to the viewer as if they're an old friend sharing a beer or a cup of coffee are the best. I don't know if you remember my comment on your other dream video on the lanky grey bois, but they're always a treat. The documentary-style videos go hard too, obviously (Tsavo being one of my favorites), but I always look forward to ones like this as well. I'm glad you decided to do another :) Cheers my main man Bob, another banger video!

[@Doxymeister]

I had remembered the story of the lions of Tsavo, but can't remember precisely where. Then the movie "The Ghost and the Darkness" came out. Then I saw Bob's video on it, and became determined to find out the historical truth of it, so purchased a copy of the book it's based on. The lions were only one chapter of his experiences while building that bridge in Africa--just fascinating! I think it's titled something like "The Lions of Tsavo and Other Adventures in Africa" or something to that affect.

[@hanburgundy4317]

I enjoy these, too, but I hope Joe Rogan didn't dissuade Bob from discussing bigfoot stories, as that's how I found him and those are my favorite

[@Aperson84782]

Bob: Number 9, I Dislike the “You need to” age Also Bob: number 10, “You need to read”

[@NAWWMANNN]

I love this dudes stuff man. Bob is seriously such a great writer and such a relatable storyteller.

[@SHADOWWOLF3546]

your thought process is fascinating and the the idea's presented got me thinking. your one of the best creators i've ever found. wishing you the best and looking forward to what ever your next project/video is !

[@rudeboysandokhan442]

I enjoyed and appreciate the discussion of forms very much, but most of all "You have become the person that would have made you feel safe as a child". Absolute truth. Hit me like a bowling ball to the gut and I started nodding my head alone in a dark room with no one there to see it. Truth, my friend, truth.

[@fredahaynes8364]

I enjoy the change-up. Its like when you're expecting a fastball with two strikes and something off speed leaves you speechless, but with mass respect for the delivery.

[@enragedkaiser237]

I remember having an extremely vivid dream of being a Polish forced-laborer in WWII Germany. In the dream, I was moving some building materials in a wheelbarrow and a Wehrmacht soldier stopped me for questioning. I spoke semi-fluent German to him and understood his responses, even though I don't know any German IRL. I then remember being somehow detached from my body and "flying" through the air to see Benito Mussolini getting executed in Italy. I later got confirmation from my family that my great-grandfather was forcefully transferred to work in Nazi Germany after Poland was invaded.

[@Mossaab-kg3cj5hc5s]

sure

[@breannathompson9094]

I had one where me and my family was on a gold dredge, but i had no idea what they actually looked like (the BIG ones like the alaskan yukon ones.) Then it started flooding and we were drowning and trying to save my sister from one of the gears and she got stuck in one during the sinking. It was so vivid.

[@audreymuzingo933]

When I was a kid I had crazy dreams about the future instead of the past. In one, parents with money could have their newborns' teeth (and their whole top and bottom gumlines) cut out and replaced by stainless steel chompers that would never need maintenance, only a series larger size replacements up to adulthood. In another, I lived in a city that was so Socialist even the electricity was generated by the manpower of the people, human hamster wheels, and so you didn't have to pay a bill but you were required to rotate a wheel a certain number of times per month. You could walk or run, take as long as needed. You could pay someone else to do your rotations, and disabled people were exempt. But this one was my favorite: I lived in a future world so polluted the air _hurt to breathe._ I was staggering around and found a terrifying witch-looking old woman seated on the ground with items for sale spread out in front of her. Included were sealed bottles (16 oz. glass like the soda bottles we had at the time, the 80's -I'm Gen X) and they were labeled by year, also years in the 80's. I knew this meant they contained AIR from the 80's. And I wanted one SO bad, but I had no money. In desperation I decided to try to just grab one and run .... but the old lady snatched my wrist and glared into my eyes, and it was so terrifying I woke up ...... to find the air actually painful to breathe, as my house was full of smoke. -My alcoholic mom had started cooking something on the stove, forgot about it and went to bed, so the pan itself was cooking basically and filling the house with noxious smoke. It was so thick you couldn't see your hand at arm's length. I hollered and woke up the whole family and everything was okay, except our poor parakeet died. -Birds' bodies are full of air pockets so that's why they are more affected by poor air quality, like why you take a canary into a coal mine, to let you know it's unsafe before it's too much for human tolerance.

[@GrapeApe2018]

I am so conditioned to reading, that I can not go to sleep without reading. Even as a nurse that sometimes had to pull a 24 hour shift, I would pick up my book as I settled in to bed. Can't tell you how many times I woke up with a book mark stuck to my face. Both my parents read in bed, with me in between them to play with a book, as they read to me, until I finally fell asleep and was carried to my own bed, still clutching my book. It was a blessing beyond words. I began reading at a very young age and books have be my constant companion for more than 5 decades. I take a bookcation every year. One week of me with nothing but a stack of special books I have been saving up for that week. I wake, go to the day's reading spot, usually outside, with a beverage of choice, mostly tea or coffee. I traverse back and forth for food or drink, before sleeping in preparation for the next day of reading. The husband has learned to become self-sufficient for this week, as I don't cook unless I feel like it, clean up only after myself. It is better than a traditional vacation to me. At the end, I am refreshed, energized, and ready to resume normal life. What I've read inspiring me to what to read next. The experience is only made all the better since we moved back to the sticks, easy to slip into the world of words with only the sights and sounds of nature as your reality backdrop.

[@allenrusselljr]

I love your comment. I hate to admit that I discovered reading after some bad decisions with drugs in my teens. I found myself a guest of the state of New York's prison system with a scary sentence of 3 to life (for selling 10 pain pills). At age 17 (in the 1990s) and being locked in a cage 23 hours a day I remember the porter (aka a trustee, an inmate that's trusted to help the guards with menial tasks) took pity on me and slid a book into my cell. The author was Ted Dekker and it was book 1 of his circle series. I didn't realize until finishing the series that it had many Christian undertones. Anyway I discovered that I could mentally escape my cell while reading. Nearly 30 years later and I still read daily. I've moved into mostly ebooks but I'm guilty of sometimes buying the paper versions of the same book. Sometimes I want to hold the book. Until I suddenly awake when the book hits me in the face at night lol Thanks @GrapeApe2018 for your comment.

[@GrapeApe2018]

@@allenrusselljr I am happy that your "escape" turned out to be literal as well figuratively. No need to apologize for a past you can't change. Only thing that matters is that you move beyond it. And I do the same thing, ebook and paper copies of the same books. Although I have returned to mostly physical books, I missed them too. I wish you all the best and many blessings. Reach out if you find yourself wondering what to read next. Have you ever read Anne McCaffery?

[@sadiemichaels6405]

What a great idea!

[@LindaB651]

My goodness- much as I love your storytelling, that was probably the BEST rambling, stream of consciousness, bringing me into your thought processes, that I have ever heard!

[@Nyctophora]

Every so often Bob takes a drive away from cryptids down unknown roads. If he does, follow him, if you can. The results are pure gold.

[@theD0D0ByRd]

100% agree

[@Electron42]

The big bang theory is debasing laugh-track based idiocracy. Cartman would agree 100%. For all intensive purposes (I always thought this too) I'm seriously.

[@BobGymlan]

Brother.

[@griffinoliver693]

You’re the kind of fellow I’d like to know and talk to. You think about important things and challenge yourself. Thanks for making this video, I hope you have the energy to make many, many more. *this is probably my favourite video of yours actually.

[@MrXaeb]

Contrary to what Bob might think about his patchwork creation here, this is one of my top 10 Bob Gymlan videos. The meandering plot of this video is quite entertaining and I would absolutely watch another of this vein. Creativity is creativity regardless of the contextual nature of it. It doesn't need to be cohesive to be amazing. Thanks, Bob. I look forward to more videos of this nature or ones that are more in your KZbin wheelhouse.

[@joshuaroper4020]

It is always oddly comforting to hear about other people who had a strange recurring dream as a child, that they should not have been able to create or understand at that age. I had a particularly powerful one as a toddler that I was on trial. Apparently, I knew about the end of the world but didn't warn anyone in time. I was on trial for the death of humanity. At the age of 3, that is a lot.

[@AmbersDaintyBush]

Ah, so it’s your fault! 😂

[@ericbrass3434]

You monster...

[@lastlight7423]

Maybe it's a past dream? Ever heard of the Nuremberg Trial?

[@fabiobigfoot]

Bob,. I have said it before and I have to say it again, you have way too few subs for someone of your talen. However from what I can gather the subs you have, love most everything you put out! Anyone can see you don't put clickbait or crap out. Your videos are well put together and it's obvious you take pride in your work. Your narration style is unique, to the point and easy to listen to. I sometimes wish you would put out more videos...but then maybe we wouldn't be as "hungry" for them as we are. Personally think you're the best KZbin creator out there. Looking forward to the next one already.

[@utahgetme2461]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you for uploading.

[@Acubens.]

The reason this video gets such a great response is because it covers something we rarely get to hear about. You, bro. I think we, the audience, deserve these types of videos routinely. Missed the notification for this one. What a spew, but I loved it all the same. I've said this before, and I'll say it again. It doesn't matter what the topic is bro, it's your unique delivery that intrigues. 🥰

[@fahdrightone7428]

Bob is slowly descending into insanity and I'm all here for it.

[@henryfonseca4198]

Leave him alone. He said he was hungry.

[@-OBELUS-]

No.

[@lts_Bubba]

No im sure he is not.

[@Dylank-ys9wz]

@@fahdrightone7428 funny. Probably true like the rest of us lol

[@bluebeadle1911]

I love Bob content I'm here too

[@JamesWalker-ng1qh]

Don't let the shadows become your only light. Been listening to you for years and I appreciate you.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

As someone who collects coins and owns both silver and gold I'll say that I never expected a crossover to that topic in this channel

[@johncantu6316]

I too, appreciate those types of surprises ...

[@numilab]

😆

[@TO-nk6ez]

I love this!! I'll enjoy any more odds and ends videos you upload, they are appreciated ❤

[@spoofy8885]

I misread the notification as Bob Dylan and didn’t stop to question if he’d name a song that

[@BobGymlan]

@@spoofy8885 just put the word blues at the end.

[@Newjerseyblows]

​@@BobGymlan😆

[@mikebond6328]

He’s got the “Why I only eat strawberry frosted donuts” blues.

[@kaimoore4828]

My sister always told me about a dream she would have where, in short, she was in a tree with a rifle and got shot and died. She claimed it was a past life vision thing but I never really thought too much of it. The way you described certain feelings and details though like the narrow steps and being shot were exactly like how she described things in the "dream", I think I'm a lot more convinced now.

[@mikebond6328]

That’s interesting. I’ve watched a few documentaries about past lives but I don’t know anyone who’s had a past life experience.

[@jackolantern610]

@@mikebond6328past life is a stupidly “linear way” of looking at it I think it should be Seen as “true life”

[@creepingdread88]

I have a recurring dream. I can't remember it very well when I'm awake, but I remember the feeling of the dream, the feeling's very real, so who knows.

[@frankheller8165]

Thanks an awful lot for this strange, mesmerizing, unsettling, drop-dead gorgeous and overwhelmingly honest video!! Never saw anything alike on KZbin. It’s a maze. A stunning labyrinth of seemingly unconnected thoughts and memories, opinions and feelings. A dream. - It‘s art. It really is, in my humble opinion. - Also, I could listen to your voice for hours! 😊

[@BobGymlan]

Please write my life a book review.

[@sadiemichaels6405]

​@@BobGymlanhaha!

[@oldscout7]

Bob, I have been enjoying your videos for a couple of years now. I've always liked your format of using drawn illustrations along with your narrating creepy stories...LOVE that stuff. I have to say, though, that THIS is my all-time favorite video offering of yours. I hadn't realized just what a deep thinker and good writer you are. THIS video made you really shine, man! SO FUNNY about those expressions that you mis-heard. One of my younger sisters, after having been married for years (with her THIRD husband), casually asked me what the preacher meant when he said, ( ...what God has joined together, let no man put US UNDER." I laughed SO HARD! That kind of stuff just happens...probably to everyone. Good luck with your new video editing software, sir, and I'll be looking forward to your next offering.

[@BobGymlan]

Being torn under wouldn’t be great, to be honest. Thank you for your kind words.

[@helenjones4550]

This offering from Bob is the balm my soul needed after a terrible couple of weeks, mine and others. Thanks Bob ❤

[@AndrewOudin]

bro i love this long form odds-and-ends. The animations are legend but this style video lends itself to audio-only consumption, so I for one would eat up more videos like this even with a blank screen.

[@randelbrooks]

Wonderful video Bob really enjoyed it. It's great insight into your personality and how you think and we all find similarities within ourselves and it was very well expressed.

[@almorrison6731]

I don't know if I can articulate how highly I appreciate you and your entertainment so I will just keep it simple and say thank you sir.

[@StandardChunk]

I really enjoy this format, Bob. I say keep your various thoughts coming!

[@Something_vaguely_funny]

I don’t know why but this is one of my favorite videos ever, especially while high, outta this world

[@brightpurpleviking]

Enjoyed this video so much. How refreshing to listen to deep thoughts of someone who has thought deeply about a plethora of subjects! And thanks for the review on the new LOTR show…my husband refused to watch it and couldn’t explain why. You’ve literally spared hours of my life!

[@FrothyTheRabidBugbea]

I think you're very brave for having done everything you've done thus far. Putting yourself and your art on a stage is not easy by any means and you've chosen multimedia on one of the biggest stages imaginable.This video is itself testament to that bravery as you share some deeply vulnerable things. Get it Bob; keep living your passion, my guy. If this is still something you can do without getting a foreclosure and it's still satisfying for you - then live it. Love your stuff. Algorithm Bump Fist.

[@BobGymlan]

👊

[@selenepickins4874]

Loved this video of your "things," Bob. Do another? Yes, please!

[@Alfa-Gdog]

Great writing Bob , I enjoyed this very much.

[@bryona5271]

This may be the video that’s scared me the most out of all of Bob’s videos

[@johncantu6316]

especially the AI predator comments

[@johnbessemer3777]

Honestly. I liked this video. Its like a "breath of fresh air." Not to say your usual content is old or stale. This is just a unique little insight into you. Plus, some "pearls of wisdom" dropped out. I never thought of gold and silver like that.

[@IHUTCHI]

I may or may not be an odd man out in this but if this was the only type of content you put out I would watch it on a weekly basis. But as it is, I love all your work and look forward to any of your content. Thanks for all you do and I am truly looking forward to the next one.

[@throngcleaver]

Fantastic video, Bob! I'm sure that I'm not alone in saying, that the subject doesn't matter when you are speaking. Thank you for providing such a remarkably fun channel to hear and see.

[@BEOWULF266]

Bob Gymlan: Believes in Bigfoot Bob Gymlan: Also doesn't believe in birthdays A true contrarian 😂

[@fonzy1259]

I really enjoyed this. Mostly the tail end where you talk about reading, fasting, and platonic forms. Really interesting stuff.

[@jessehutchings]

Your illustrator is doing fantastic work. The love for the subject matter is very evident in the details

[@Awwyeah281]

I really enjoyed watching this video honestly. Hopefully we get more like them. Its nice to get to know the guy behind the camera more.

[@chronic4632]

Adrian's illustrations were absolutely beautiful,they ever so slightly reminded me of Fred's so it might be nostalgia talking

[@thelukeewan7602]

I love this video. We get some real and personal peeks into the mental processes Bob uses for his most appreciated uploads. Bravo!

[@jessehutchings]

The framed photo of your cat on the bookshelf absolutely delivered my ass 😂

[@96Logan]

Hey Bob. Thanks for another video. Seems like this one didn't get the same sort of traction that your videos usually get, but I thoroughly enjoyed it as a long time fan (pre covid). From one over analyzer to another, I felt the need to tell you that I appreciate any video you put out. Take care, give your dog some treats for us ❤

[@DominusNox106]

I had a bizarre dream like this a long time ago. In my dream I was at a long table in a dark and kind of dinghy, but clean, formal table. My wife, not a person I ever saw beforehand, was trying to express her upset without voicing it. I left on a "hunt" but I was seriously armed with sword, spear, and knife. I ended up fighting a boar and having it land on me. It pushed my knife handle into my chest. I remember the shock and pain of that boar collapsing on me, and I FELT that knife handle punch my sternum. Shocked and in pain I woke up. It was a very clear dream and I have never forgotten it.

[@MplsMNant]

What a video! Felt like you were speaking directly to me a few times, definitely can relate to the strange and seemingly mundane life events. Keep the content coming, I'll be here for it!

[@rivmitch7181]

This is probably the funniest Bob Gymlan video I've seen 😂

[@champagnesupernova5745]

What a gem this video is. What a treasure you are!

[@umbraltruth]

Again. Loved this. ❤ Thank you for sharing your thoughts and your "things."

[@srmarketto]

This was great Bob! Please make the videos you genuinely want to make, no concerns on how we will receive it. I get into videos you make because you’re into it and your unique spirit and perspective are on display. Love that. Have a great 2025!

[@danielgreensides8463]

Bob you are a very strange and hilarious man. Don't ever change buddy. Don't ever change.

[@idmonster4383]

This is a very interesting little trip through your head which gives voice to the kind of thoughts I suspect many of us have but are afraid to share for fear of being judged unfavorably. Much of this is very relatable and all of it is interesting. While the circumstances of this video's creation are indeed unfortunate (I, too, had to "break up" with VideoPad because of the same types of issues you mention), it's fascinating to see your musings collected and communicated in this way. Whatever the next video ends up being, I'll be here for it.

[@joshuastorm89]

This is your most unhinged video ever. I love it!!

[@grego713]

Thanks for the upload. Was waiting! Loved it. Looking forward to the next.

[@_Terrestrial]

These are actually the type of videos I want to watch. Maybe because i really want to have a conversation like this with someone. But just a rant of what is going on in someone else's brain is so interesting to watch.

[@brucebeaver6929]

Particularly so with someone who is intelligent and rational.

[@paulwilson3057]

I agree with y'all. And it's been years since I've actually been able to really connect with anyone.

[@_Terrestrial]

@@paulwilson3057 I only have one or two friends who I can have a real conversation with. Its sad. I have not been able to find a Girl you can do it either, not since my first girlfriend 2 years ago anyway. she broke my damn heart.

[@_Terrestrial]

@@brucebeaver6929 Yes. Hard to find real people out there now. Everyone just sits in Tiktok.

[@ryanglobe416]

You have become the person who would have made you feel safe as a child; for better or worse… I really got something from that.

[@denim_ak]

You weave words together more enjoyably than anyone I know on the Internet 👍

[@teresadvorak6145]

I listen to Bob at bedtime because his voice relaxes me. Just love this kid❤❤

[@sandraloewen4995]

I am so grateful you uploaded this. I laughed several times during it and with my son in full blown psychosis and me as his mom and caretaker, I needed to. I appreciate you and the time you give.

[@michaelbuchanan540]

Bob, you are one of my favorite posters, so glad you are in the same world as me! You went for your side iron because it is always better to go down fighting than to give in to despair. Or something like that.

[@jakedrab4156]

Keep talking, I honestly love your ramblings. It's like a window into your mind. I like to understand.

[@KellJell]

Best way ever to save old random bits of media! So cool.

[@RmBastable]

I enjoyed the hell out of that upload! Dont be so hard on yourself you are extremely talented You will get that book done and many more people are going to enjoy your work

[@RM-yf2lu]

This seems like a vision of a past life experience.

[@ambrunelli]

42:02 Adding to my previous comment. Another good Jurassic world quote is. "Monster is a relative term, to a canary a cat is a monster. We are just used to being the cat."

[@HobTecCars]

Please don't give up on the fantasy novel idea. Keep pushing and knocking on those doors.

[@Shadow962775]

This video is valid and deserves respect. Also, I can't wait to see those 2 videos you're having to do-over. It's almost always painful and demoralizing to lose work, so bless you for not letting it deter you.

[@Jordan-ii4ip]

I love this video, it represents how my brain works; it's random and I love it, I'm perfectly fine with this kind of video.

[@EpixSt33Lz]

I'm a little late to the party and I can't speak for everyone, but I love this type of content from you. It's refreshing and just a relaxing watch. Funny also. I love your other content but one of these types every few months of just a amalgamation of video ideas and such that didn't make it into a video would be awesome. Keep up the good work!

[@TheGreatAndMightyGoBo]

37:15 one day of the far future you're gonna toss that quarter in your own mouth, that might sound crazy but as a time traveller I can confirm

[@christieswango9792]

I love videos like this! Dreams are extremely interesting to me. Thank you so much for sharing 🌻

[@isaiahburridgemusic]

Dude, count me in for these bizzare rants about random topics. You have a profound way of shaking up the typical KZbin experience.

[@sadiemichaels6405]

What a great fu¢king video Bob! Seriously, you are incredibly witty and this little window into you, who you are, how you function, what you think and feel about "things" and how (and a little why) you matured into who you are today was really kind of you to share with your fans out here. It's like, I always knew I liked you, your thoughts, your style, humor, insights, etc. Especially because I'm not always in agreement with you, but even then, you at least make me think and I love people, topics, videos and books that make me think...I suppose I wasn't completely certain why I like you and your channel so very much, but now I have better understanding of why.🥰 Thanks!

[@Subgenrelol]

Bob, thank you for talking about the ‘pink pastries’ I have a suspicion someone is trying to cover this up. Stay safe man

[@dfiniboy]

I love you advocating for reading, the way you broke it down and explained it just clicked something in my head that I was like “whoa”. It was awesome to see your shelf and Jurassic park on it! Reading through the second one now and enjoying it so much and feeling so healthy for reading!! You’re awesome Bob!!

[@SkeleCCXL]

excellent illustrations for the "past life" dream!

[@FutureTrunks-ql1yy]

I actually really liked this video man, kinda spooked me out how exactly alike we are though 😂 maybe thats why i love your videos

[@Music-AsLife]

"I still think very highly of it but it just doesn't work..." wow man you really are getting out of an abusive relationship. Hey You Tube, I watched to the end.

[@firsnamelasname6629]

Love these types of videos. It’s like spending time in my own brain but with slightly different topics bouncing around. Makes me feel sane

[@Trust0430]

“If you have a special someone or something over, and they’re perplexed to see books in your room, run. Run as fast as you… well… do what you gotta do first then run as fast you can.” 24:31 This is god damn crazy Bob. And I absolutely love it. Made me genuinely chuckle

[@truegritdirt]

Bob-Talk! Loved this vid, was a great listen to end my nightshift.. the Spa episode was a great watch/listen at about 3am!

[@yogadork_namaste]

this video feels like bob is reading his journal

[@BobGymlan]

My journals are far more disturbing than this…

[@PainxPiss]

I appreciate these more personal videos, good work and good luck with the new software

[@martinsdontjump]

I've also had an oddly realistic dream when I was younger. I was maybe 15 or 16 when I dreamed about a very graphic encounter in something like a Greek or Roman Pavilion. I remember the courtyard with a square pond in the center. It was night time the moon was high and there were oil lamps that had a greasy aromatic smell, and they cast a warm light in the hallway surrounding the courtyard . There was a very violent encounter and I dreamed of sensations that I have never before or since experienced. I only gained some slight understanding through listening to true crime podcasts, as well as some real life experiences with hunting butchery. I have no idea how my young mind conceived of any of it, because I was unaware of the historical architecture or the biology that I dreamed of at the time. Truly fascinating

[@JamesTomblin]

I akways grew up watching Bonanza, Gunsmoke, John Wayne movies. But thats not what made me comment. The fact that youve had a reoccurring dream. Ive got 2 or 3 that are similar in so many ways but theyre still different. And in these dreams i always get shot in the head. Like i can feel the hole, the warm blood run down my face. Always putting my hand up to the wound as to feel if its actually there. Im 41, and this "event" has happened more than 40 times id say. And thats a lowball number. Thanks again for the content!

[@jinoshiosote4049]

Dude! You need to write a book! You've got that 'dark, subversive, sarcastic, whatever-vibes' that make me cry laughing when I read the hero of our story in that 'first-person, introspective tirade' right before all hell breaks loose. Droll, Dude! I've got to get ready for work - but, I am totally gonna watch this again when I get home, tonight. Thanks for being you, Bob! If there can only be one, I'm glad it's you. 😎🖖

[@MurdahBassRecords]

He has written a book about two gay warlocks or wizards or soemthing. He talks about it on thre joe rogan show

[@bentramer682]

A style myself is fond of using and reading. Like J.D. Salinger meeting Stephen King

[@teresadvorak6145]

I think he should be in the movies & just be himself. Ev erybody loves him!❤❤❤❤

[@crazysilly2914]

@@MurdahBassRecords is he gay? He mentioned something about gay characters in movies in the video?

[@MurdahBassRecords]

@@crazysilly2914 bobs gay and im pretty sure one or two of the main characters are gay in his book.

[@kimgomez8099]

Bob thanks for sharing, I enjoyed your random ideas seeing the light of day. I don't understand some of it, yet the delivery is right on.