Anthony Todt Case Analysis | Todt Family Murders

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Ha ha - And now me too!

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Brilliant 😂😂😂...😂😂😂

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😂😂😂😂

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[@pembrokelove]

All of Dr. G’s burns are solid, but my absolute favorite thing is when someone uses a hyperbolic percentage in a false claim of innocence. It’s as if the doc is offended on behalf of mathematics. 500% the best part of any analysis.

[@mollycanfield2961]

Absolutely this!

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[@whitedragoness23]

Maybe he was a mathematician in his past life?

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[@chelseagordon2158]

Yes! He's SO funny in a monotone, professional kind of way and it makes it so much funnier.

[@kathlenecharbonneau]

I couldn't agree more!

[@missoula5412]

For sure. I imagine there would be a stampede over glass to get into that lecture theatre.

[@chakenbacon]

UPDATE: Anthony Todt was found guilty and sentenced to life without parole.

[@babsgalore6489]

I was hoping for death but I'm ok with life without parole.

[@DiarrheaBubbles]

4 consecutive life sentences

[@jena.alexia]

Good.

[@jbird4754]

Thank you for this👍❣️

[@bcpr9812]

​@@babsgalore6489 If it makes you feel any better, I'm sure he reminds his fellow inmates to punch him in the mouth every time he opens his. I'm okay with a few more decades of Anthony Todt getting beat up in prison for annoying the shit out of his fellow inmates with his disingenuously cycling between playing the "good guy", playing the "victim", and displaying his arrogant superiority complex.

[@Misfitdoll67]

Someone please explain to me why, in America, when a welfare check is requested, and police can't get anybody to the door, they leave? I hear this time and time again. In England, the request is not complete until they make contact with the person. Someone could be laying in there dying and in the US officers are like "oh well" everything must be fine. It drives me mad.

[@DottieMinerva]

In England, what if no one answers? They break down the door? Adults are allowed to blow people off for a few days if they so choose.

[@MsSwitchblade13]

@@DottieMinerva not the cops? I would think that you can't ignore a cop banging at your door and the fact the a friend or family member was concerned enough to call means there's "probable cause" 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@chinchillamdgamer]

I hope it also makes you mad that police in Mexico CANNOT perform welfare checks.

[@chinchillamdgamer]

@@DottieMinerva yes, they break down the door or window or find a way into the house. There's also locksmiths you know ?

[@walygisnep]

I’m not sure how it works in every other US state, but in my state a welfare check is not a warrant to enter into a residence. The only way to forcibly entire a private residence is if there is probable cause (visible and obvious signs a crime has been or is being committed) or a warrant. Other than that, all the police can do is attempt to make contact. For instance, if a police officer can see through a window that there is an unconscious body, then they can forcibly enter. But if there is no reasonable indication of anything going awry, they cannot enter.

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The best part of my day: Dr Grande speculating about what could be happening on a situation like this. :)

[@Menstral]

...on a situation JUST like this. .... speculating..... yeah right

[@lewisner]

While not passing judgement wink 😉

[@mrmoveandspeak558]

Your conclusion is the most clear explanation for a family annihilator’s motive that I’ve ever heard. Excellent analysis as always

[@Ceerads]

Not every family annihilator has the same motive. Some are in love affairs; some have monetary motives.

[@hedleybutler9706]

I'm so early! I wonder if you'll be diagnosing anyone in this video or just speculating on a situation like this?🤔

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🧡 this comment 😂

[@joe56984]

I thought this time a diagnosis was going to be made….

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Hahahaha... diagnosis: funny 😜

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

@@joe56984 one day buddy. One day...

[@beanstalk7426]

Nah he only does that on his onlyfans 😉

[@JustDr.S]

As soon as you see a happy family all in matching outfits...you just know something really bad is coming! 🙄

[@bangbangboogie8671]

😂 true tho!!

[@luella3019]

Lololol funny & true

[@jena.alexia]

Lol. I shouldn't laugh but it's true. Americans seem to love the matching outfit photo thing.

[@lynnpurcell5225]

I’ve noticed that too.

[@russhall856]

Family outfits are very common in some cultures. Hawaiian family outfits is an example.

[@kitkat031]

"if this is any indication of his math skills..." 😂😂😂

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Dr savage 😂

[@eahnmd]

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[@ghil263]

Lame

[@dortesandal4303]

Yes😂😂😂 - that is the only "mean streak" in our very caring Dr. G - he gets really wry with people who "abuse" the beauty of math😜✌️😂

[@Ladyjojo695]

Oooo that was funny. And he delivers it stoned faced 😂

[@haleymcgowan6536]

As a math teacher, thank you so much for blasting murderers/criminals who use incorrect mathematical terms such as 1,000%” and “10,000%” to defend their innocence. Now, they just look 100% guilty AND 100% stupid. 😂

[@alexvega7893]

To be clear, a percentage is just another way to express a fraction with a 100 denominator. When used to express a fraction over a finite amount of something, then 100% is your max. When you express growth over time for example 1000% growth would be correct to say.

[@Du-Masses]

@@alexvega7893 as an English teacher, I believe you can only have more than a 100 % if it’s an increase or decrease but you still can’t be 1000% innocent 😇.

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Ty for your career choice!

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LOL!! love it, so tired of hearing people claim I am 150%.... and so on!!

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Right?!

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[@iadorenewyork1]

He is very good, alright. If he lived in my city, I might go see him in therapy!

[@glion7792]

It’s terrifying when a parent turns on their family- no amount of analyzing can save the next family. What a world.

[@ronremillard776]

Debt is a very slippery slope driving people to do things they never would’ve imagined. Some just can’t tolerate failure and keep digging the hole deeper and deeper.

[@jennyjen7000]

Usury is theft and should be banned.

[@jefftheriault5522]

I lost a hobby friend just that way. Couldn't seem to tolerate a job, ran through his smallish inheritance, ran up 40 grand in credit cards and blew his brains out. Smarter than me. Winning a game against Scott felt like an accomplishment.

[@erikbentley9005]

@@jefftheriault5522 damn, I’m sorry to read that this happened :/

[@autumnedwards4448]

I always thought this case so strange. There were so many ways he could have fixed the situation without murder. Thank you for your thoughts on this Dr Grande!💚

[@emcanet]

Yes i agree, he needed to keep up appearances. He was very bragidocious. There was no reason for him to do this to his family. He messed up and then took it out on his family.

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

The theory constructed by our doctor sounds convincing to me, esp. the aspect of shame (resp. aiming to be free of a shame inducing look of important others at oneself) towards the end of the vid. Awesome analysis. ✨

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That's honestly the exact phrase that made me sub, some 700k ago.. back when everyone and their mother's could spot a narcissist from a quarter a mile away or they were repeating misinformation [proven inaccurate] about body language cues all over the Watts interrogation. It was so nice to hear a legit professional cut that shit out immedietely.

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[@kingayy9267]

That intro really gets me going in a way few others can!

[@dortesandal4303]

😂😂😂, yes - I just fainted a little😜😍✌️

[@alw_9911]

This reminds me of the Christian Longo story, and how he annihilated his whole family as well! He did kill his family because of his failing career and not feeling sufficient enough for his family. I do wish they could’ve made the movie about him much better, at least to compare with the book. Overall family annihilators are very interesting, the way they justify killing their families never ceases to amaze me (a lot of them do tend to be narcissists), great analysis Dr. Grande!

[@Scriptease123]

Read about John List.

[@JustDr.S]

@@Scriptease123 John List was a really interesting one! These family annihilators always blame their victims.

[@mamacito1795]

This one fascinates me...in a grim way obviously! You can't help but wonder how much the incident in his youth affected him and whether no matter how his life turns out he would've ended up doing the same thing

[@kingayy9267]

I forgot: do family killers tend to have had prior DV convictions/allegations made against them or not? Chris Watts was said to have stood out to investigators because he _hadn't_ ever been accused of so much as raising his voice toward his wife/kids, so I'm leaning toward the answer being yes.

[@DottieMinerva]

@@Scriptease123 I will never get over how dead on the FBI’s bust of John List was. They even predicted the type of glasses he would be wearing, 18 years later.

[@GGiblet]

It was a dreadful case and then to blame his wife! What a creep. He could have just gone bankrupt. People do that all the time i think and no one thinks anything of it. Great video Doc, as usual!🙌👏👏👏

[@emilylynne96]

I lived near there when this occurred. It is unimaginable anywhere and to anyone, but terrifying when it’s just down the street and in such a well-established area. I’ll definitely be keeping up with this case- thank you for the analysis.

[@blueeyes6852]

Seems this scenario has played out in history many times. Family annihilation is the ultimate price a family pays because of the way someone FEELS?! Isn't that so narcissistic?! 😠 Thank you Doctor, always appreciate your videos! 🧡💛

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

Good afternoon, morning or evening to everybody out there listening to Dr. G. (not Dr. Todt) on this nice day in June. 💚

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Such a sad case 😔 Thank you for your brilliant analysis Dr. Grande.❕

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[@lindageorge8209]

Thanks for the background. I was pretty shocked when I heard him speak before the sentences were handed down. It's like he took everything that he was doing and made out that she was doing it.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Your analysis was very insightful. I think it taps into this idea of how much our identity is interwoven with our career, and our financial and professional success. For some people, a failure in this domain is life shattering and the guilt and shame are just unbearable. In this tragic case, the addition of criminal activity and failure to accept responsibility just added to the problem. Obviously not everyone who experience a financial loss will go on to commit crimes, this was an extreme case which certainly involves many other factors. However, I think in general it’s important to not equate losing to being a loser, failing is important in life and part of the process of achieving goals. The pressure we put on ourselves to succeed and avoid failure can be so anxiety inducing and may actually debilitate us. Excellent review Dr. Grande, thank you.❤️

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Another sad strange case, made 10000% more interesting & clear, by our fav doctor😉 Thanks Dr G😉❤❤

[@rumblejungle5590]

Judging from his appearance it seems that he wasn't only buying but also eating anything he wanted to

[@nightheron5892]

Haha yeah he’s fat

[@JustDr.S]

At the beginning he said, "at that time, he was 4 years old," with a pic of him about 40 and 400 lbs. I had to rewind to see if I had that right. I did. Too funny. 🤣

[@Mountlougallops]

So well done once again Dr Grande. You cohesively told his story from start to finish and I loved going on this sad journey through Todt’s spyche. Excellent!!🙏🏽👌🏽🙌🏽👍🏼😎🌱🕊

[@ChristinePerez903]

He stayed with his family’s bodies for three weeks? What about the smell? Great video Dr Grande.

[@ssherrierable]

He looks like he doesn't smell that good himself anyway. He probably didn't notice.

[@lewskaanen812]

A little Vic's Vapo Rub on the upper lip and you'll hardly notice. After 2 weeks you'd probably go through a gallon of the stuff tho.

[@erikparent8176]

@@lewskaanen812 Funny comment Lew! You made me laugh! 🤣👀

[@HumanHamCube]

It would make a hell of a Glad ad. "Glad Plug-ins for those hard hitting pet, laundry, and corpse smells"

[@sarah2.017]

@@ssherrierable He probably had tons of girlfriends as well. No, I'm not kidding. If you're that unhappy, get divorced.

[@caroldanzer3621]

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I'm not diagnosing the level of enjoyment one might experience from subscribing to Dr. Grande's channel, only speculating about what might happen in situation like this, but I think I love ya Doc. 🤓

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Love your subtle sarcasm in each episode!

[@RaysDad]

Very strange man. Financial stress drove him insane. It's like killing the people he loved was a form of self-punishment. He still wanted to be with them after they were dead. Really grotesque!

[@priscillaastling8707]

Thanks!

[@meggallucci5300]

Excellent analysis of a crime that many would have difficulty understanding.

[@Anon_E_Muss]

What really bothers me the most is that he stayed in the home with his family decomposing in the bedroom. It's almost as bad as the murders. Good lord.

[@jessicabalam4344]

Yes… shitting and pissing himself to try and look crazy.

[@88qwop]

one of the pictures showed at the trial was the bathroom's trash bin, full of empty air fresheners packages

[@tessaducek5601]

@@88qwop first I heard this. I just can't imagine air fresheners and sprays would cover up the odor...🥴 My thoughts had gone to touching him, transporting him and being in the interview room with him. Unless he took hourly showers... 😖

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[@vl4394]

It's horrifying to think that you might really believe that.

[@bloodycupcake219]

Hello, Doctor. I was intrigued by the Chundawat family. Your analysis of this pact suicide would be fascinating. Thank you for all of your posts.

[@chesspiece81]

Did you see Mr Ballens upload?

[@quickflip7185]

@@chesspiece81 I was wondering the same. Haha. Love MrBallen and Mike from That Chapter (in fact Mike did a video about Anthony Todt).

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Thanks dr Grande - your mild mannered accounts of horrendous crimes are my bedtime stories! On the topic of family killings, would you be able to speculate on the Hart family murders? Or perhaps share on what could be happening in the film ‘we need to talk about Kevin?’

[@gwenjackson8583]

Didn’t he already cover the Hart family murders? He puts out so much content that it is hard to keep track but I think he did.

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Please watch the trial specifically his testimony and give us an updated speculation on a situation like this 👍

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[@reggiebenes2916]

In all fairness, Rick Scott is an actual US Senator from Florida and he's been convicted of Medicare fraud just like this in Texas, yet he's not in jail and is a senator. Maybe this guy was thinking about running against Scott, it seems to be a way of never having to accept responsibility.

[@ryetim32]

What?

[@barbarakirby3907]

Very interesting perspective, and as always, enjoyed your low key, humor!

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The pink touch in the background :3

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[@missoula5412]

As ever Dr TG, full value for money analysis. I particularly appreciate your curiosity re how the subject views themselves in relation to the victims/objects. This is a difference in perspective I so often overlook.

[@AimeeJLDB]

“10,000%” “36 hours of therapy in one day” 🤦🏽‍♀️😂

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[@marymorris8192]

The end comment about shame resonates with me, I have always self isolated when I feel guilt and shame. Of course I’d never kill anyone, but pushing people away feels like you’re pushing the shame away as well. It always comes back stronger though.

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Being able to take a hit in order to come back stronger is hard but really worth it.

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[@eduardojean1993]

I always find it interesting when murderers stay living with their dead victims for days or even weeks. Do they find comfort in their quiet source of company? Maybe they do, and living with their corpses makes them feel at ease. That also might be why some of these criminals cover their bodies, so their rotten skin and corpse doesn't make them remember that they're dead and won't come back. They decide to live in blissful and morally wrong ignorance. Just some of my thoughts. Great video Dr. Grande! You always make me think and reflect on my own existence. Or something.

[@neiljenman3111]

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[@billhildebrand5053]

It is interesting that Todt means "Death" in German, *MORTO* in Italiano. And Todt was changed from TOD (nothing to do with Todd :). It seems that it can be assumed that the early childhood experiences definitely had been a derivative of this present murder. I'm thankful that God has given us reason, that life and death are in the power of the tongue. Thanks, Dr. Grande, It's such a sad case.

[@mrs.reluctant4095]

Interesting! I haven't noticed this, you are right!

[@billhildebrand5053]

And he pronounced it wrong. My early German language showed me that. But I can’t blame Todd for his mis-pronunciation. 😪. But the analysis is SUPER.

[@sabine4759]

@@billhildebrand5053 In German it is written "der Tod" not "Todt"

[@evaklaassen4907]

@@sabine4759 genau das ist richtig! Greetings from germany

[@tommyrjensen]

@@sabine4759 It is true that "Todt" is an older correct spelling, though now considered obsolete.

[@carmelhughesparolya899]

Loving 🥰 the cacti and pink pots Dr. Grande very pleasing to the eye 💖💖

[@djcastano1180]

His business was legit 2 Miles down the road from me. When he commit his crimes, a facebook group was rallying behind him saying he’s a great man. I said “a great man doesn’t kill his entire family. You only saw what he wanted you to see, behind closed doors there was clearly much more going on.” I was banned from the group.

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

Wow. Beyond stupid people. Tho if I kill someone I’d want them on the jury.🤔

[@elainearchibald9020]

@@cplmpcocptcl6306 lol

[@sherunswithscissors]

🤣🤣👍

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

You cannot take out insurance against stupidity. What a bunch of weirdos they must have been.

[@JiveDadson]

What do you mean by "legit"? I always thought it was short for "legitimate", i.e. in accordance with written laws, documents, etc..

[@halehh.6900]

A really good work and precise analysis, specially because of the history of his father's role in his childhood ...👏👏

[@shawnmorymcmillion]

Could he have been a “Family Annihilator,” like John List? Great analysis, as usual!

[@iadorenewyork1]

And like Chris Watts.

[@reginahaley3723]

Exactly what I was thinking…..Chris Watts!!

[@acampos7319]

You nailed it doc👍🏼👍🏼

[@willywokeup9112]

I would love to look at his clinical file from when he was in therapy as a child. Obviously it didnt help him at all.

[@michah321]

just enough to be sufficiently functional to create a career, marry, have beautiful children and an adorable dog. .. but not enough to stop him from destroying his career, then murdering his family including the dog... in the end, no therapy would probably have been better. Maybe he wouldn't have gotten married and had the children he eventually murdered.

[@rogerdale1883]

That analysis is spot on.

[@cSquaredFactotum]

"Anthony said he was 10000% innocent. If that's any indication of his mathematical abilities, the origin of his financial problems is starting to come into focus." Dr Grande needs to be arrested for possession of a lethal wit. 💀

[@christinley5213]

I heard about this one.. glad you did this! So weird to think of some one who can do this:(

[@Ignirium]

"Sometimes when people can't cope with the shame of their crimes, they turn to the unusual solution of wiping out the people who are watching them" - Holy sh*t that's exaggerated!

[@thewaywardtrio]

I don't always like or agree with your theories...this one I think is spot on. Nice job!

[@bthomson]

This is important! Dr. Grande liked this comment even though ( or possibly because!) It mentions sometimes disagreeing with him! This is the sure sign of a fair and evenhanded scholar! Bravo!

[@cottontails9003]

Good morning Dr Grande. Anyone who kills innocent children is a coward. In my personal opinion, l hope he gets a life sentence. So much for protecting his wife ,he threw her under the bus. Love the analysis. Thank you Dr Grande, hope you have a great day.

[@cupcake1406]

Cotton tails, I think he should have gotten the death penalty.

[@jamigoddess]

Great video Dr Grande! Hope you do an update of this case post-trial.

[@cameronmiller6240]

You can imagine dr grande having an argument with his wife “honey remember I’m not diagnosing you...”

[@goodegirl2002]

Omgosh Doctor, I never heard that part of this story WOW!!😢😢😢

[@jaymichael3079]

Killing the dog is too damn far!

[@Thankgot]

Thought it was too far when he killed his entire family .😑

[@Dulcimertunes]

I’m relieved he didn’t let it starve to death

[@queenp9549]

@@Thankgot Exactly.

[@jenniferdaulby5519]

poor Lil Breezy! He got one year for killing him - should have been more. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@michah321]

@@Dulcimertunes I have to agree with that..but how have we come to this place, this place we could have a thought so dark, right before drifting off to sleep. then I am shocked when I have nightmares.

[@hellekimery9537]

Love your dry humour ! Good show once again.

[@kkheflin3]

Interesting that the Chris Watts case was (and still is to some degree) all over America yet this family annihilator is virtually unheard of. I wonder why that is? Any ideas?

[@violetvalentine999]

celebration, fl was originally developed by the walt disney company, mere minutes away from disneyworld. to maintain their image, disney will pour every cent they have into snuffing out media coverage of someone even so much as tripping on their premises, let alone murdering their entire family 😞🖕🐭

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

Chris Watts looks fit and healthy, we have a more difficult time seeing him as a murderer. It seems more interesting to try to figure out why it happened. Murderers come in all shapes and sizes and people have a hard time seeing that.

[@heartsmyfaceforever8140]

Shannon watts was a KZbinr with a following so already had a public presence. Lots of video of her acting sweet made for a better story.

[@Saturn08]

i thought this sounded pretty similar. i think its because of the watt's quick case. it all happened really quickly, and it was quite dramatic. with chris acting like he was all sweet and nice on camera in my opinion, if shannan was that bad, he should leave. if she really was that bitter, controling and frustrating he should have left. its infurating that people blame her, or the kids, for his own actions. it is the same here. this man is just as vile

[@wps1150]

I think as almost every aspect of the watts case was recorded and released plus she had lots of public happy family videos prior to the event made for an easy documentary to piece together. They are both evil. I don’t know what’s worse, Chris Watts burying/putting kids in oil drums to your own family or Anthony hanging around the rotting corpses….Amazing they didn’t kill themselves. I guess that makes them cowards.

[@themateese9754]

So much background on the financial situation that you can’t really find now - thanks!

[@ulaff]

Surprised to not hear about OCEAN, though I guess there's been less celebrity life analysis and speculation and more case analysis and speculation. I enjoy hearing your side of things, but do miss hearing more of the life analysis of people not entirely tied to cases like this. Keep up the good content! Don't forget we all need a productivity break!

[@sherunswithscissors]

Or a mental health day!

[@ashley-bd5ik]

Woohoo an early video today!! Thanks Dr. G!

[@blinkcamlove]

I suffer from depression and I depend on my boyfriend and doctor for emotional support. It's hard to take care of yourself when you're depressed (even on meds) so I can see how the wife didn't see this coming.

[@winnieloh4279]

Wish you well and more uplifting days ahead. I don’t know about your life circumstances. From your photo , I think you’re beautiful. Everyone has their worthiness no matter how small or big. Please cherish yourself more

[@sherunswithscissors]

It’s hard to do so many things when we are depressed. I’m glad you have your boyfriend and doctor.

[@MJ-zc1ln]

You got this i hope you’re much better.

[@debkski6084]

Well said, Dr. Grande!

[@sunnypie2]

This is so tragic. They looked like a loving family and his choice was so drastic. Very much ego driven 🥺

[@sharebear1828]

Your snarky remark about 10,000 had me rolling on the floor. Subscribed !!

[@SISSYBNNY]

dr. grande could you analyze the mysterious stalking case of Cindy James please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TopherChris2]

Paul's always talking about you 😂 I just found your channel. Love it, thanks for the content.

[@martineldritch]

Sad, almost like he unconsciously failed in life so as to set things up to recreate the traumatic event from his childhood.

[@melshaw264]

A man becomes his thoughts.

[@francesbernard2445]

Sounds like Anthony may have been way better off in the long run given his temperament and family background when cutting his losses much earlier on while in an applied medical science program or soon after when trying to make the grade too when it comes to getting enough numbers of new patients who actually come to their scheduled appointments. Maybe he would have been better off apprenticing somewhere for a guy often named Joe like in Paris right now too like a teacher at a prep school for women wanting to enter into the trades that I used to have by the first name of Mary while he was falling into line with all of the favorite stereotypes about who all should be the blue collar workers or the priests which people like to hold onto so dearly while almost everyone else too is worrying too much about what they will wear and what kind of car they will get to drive themselves to work while trying to fit into the world of white collar professionalism too when trying to feed all of the hungry mouths at home? My teacher Mary was sure good at carving wooden doors instead of only hoping they would stay open for her.

[@martineldritch]

@@francesbernard2445 That sums up quite a bit, thank you.

[@melshaw264]

@@ToyotaGuy1971 This is the original version. A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes. Mahatma Gandhi I think his intention was good.

[@formationofwords290]

Very well spoken,and said!!! Agree with you 💯%.

[@elaineg60]

Can’t wait to see you make a video on Theresa Balboa-probably the most sociopathic pathology we’ve seen in awhile. I saw someone describing her as a Jodi Arias/Casey Anthony combo.

[@RowanWarren78]

@@ToyotaGuy1971 wow..... please don't have kids, k? 😆

[@RowanWarren78]

@@ToyotaGuy1971 lol, I think you may need to look up the definition of the word hypocrite, you self-righteous phony.

[@Jeff-fn-G]

Thank you, Dr. Grande. Great content as always. Requesting an analysis on bodybuilder Rich Piana, or the bodybuilding worlds need to get HUGE.

[@erikparent8176]

Hans and Frans , "Were here to pump... YOU up!!" 🏋️‍♂️💪🦵

[@Jeff-fn-G]

@@erikparent8176 Yagh! Vich vay to za beeech?!