How To Deal With Death: Josh Homme, Taylor Tomlinson & Ronny Chieng

[@gavinhicks3474]

You can see Josh has gone through a lot emotionally

[@peatmarshnotfound]

I lost my Dad at 58 years old to the business side of excess and coping. It was always "if you see someone struggling you help them." This was very insightful in my grieving process. Thank you.

[@Teacher_elleq]

My father just passed last 25th of Jan this year...we were all on video call waiting for his body to go through the transition. His breathing and his heart stopped first, then we slowly saw how life left him. The color of his skin where life left changed into the color of death. So surreal! He did it his way, just like the Frank Sinatra way. He was dying with cancer for four years. I invalidate my feelings of loss according to my friend, I think she's right. I am watching this video and I felt like this is frivolous...but the human story is valid. I should talk about my experience like Taylor and Ronnie. (I don't know who the first guy was, not to be mean...but I did google him :)

[@jelinasnow1604]

I wanna sit down and talk to Neal every day he’s so interesting ❤❤❤

[@joecrowaz]

Taylor is so funny, and so adorable 🥰

[@rabbit6310]

i loved that, and i want more of it

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

What about the restraining order your daughter took against you, never mind your wife...

[@ToshYusaf]

Gunner Foxx forged Dalle's signature

[@joecrowaz]

I think there are only two ways of dealing with grief. Time and Humour. A couple friends of mine and I have a word we made up for all the world's disasters these days. TWIEAICHY. Which stands for the last thing my Dad said to me before he passed. He wasn't really able to speak, but all of a sudden he turned to me and said... The World Is Ending And I Can't Help You.

[@elizabethheyenga9277]

Wow. That is what I feel for my son as I'm getting pretty close to "oh wow oh wow oh wow"