(Most) People with Emotional Support Pets

John Crist documents what life is like with an emotional support pet. Different from a service animal, which is an animal specifically trained to help people with disabilities, an emotional support pet is just a loop hole in the system that people take advantage of, its perfect!!
John Crist is a standup comedian. For more videos, bio and live tour dates, visit www.johncristcomedy.com

[@iammakoa.]

“But like what comedian would spend 100 to rent a bird from a pet store just to expose us as the frauds we really are” *Only the best one* 🤣

[@elizabethweigle6146]

He is so underrated!!

[@kennethrodrigue1324]

Loved this line. Lol.

[@HungryHijinks]

Love the commitment! Hahaha

[@sammorgan9526]

"I have a certificate now that says I'm sad." Me when I take a random online quiz to see if I have depression

[@jennykc98]

Lol 😂 crying along size ya!

[@iamsongforsomeone994]

Me when I got diagnosed.

[@muchwowmuchwow805]

that is so true

[@EvilEnsembleStars]

Me when I got diagnosed with depression

[@iammakoa.]

“It *blows my mind* that someone questions the sanity of someone trying to bring a snake on an airplane”

[@eburel506]

Anyone else thinking of the movie snakes on a plane?

[@lovemesomepoptarts6787]

LOL

[@mythbustersreddead299]

I had enough with these my snakes

[@allisonschomer3140]

I love that he just describes what he did and says no one would do that.

[@SuperLovelessgirl]

Yeah no one sane would do it 🤣

[@nickthegreatstone6014]

Lol

[@George_Pickens]

IKR

[@jonsvenson7056]

You have to love the bird poop on his shirt. That’s commitment.

[@monique7885]

I was wondering what that was😅

[@michellegriff13]

Was hoping someone else noticed that!

[@FirstNameLastName-pg3pi]

i thought it was just paint

[@horseman4now]

Nowhere near enough on his shoulders, though. I know people with parrots. Mucho guano.

[@nb7524]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abelasteway5726]

This is this most highest form of comedy. The one's that expose people

[@annomaly751]

This is definitely not the highest form of comedy

[@louiefriesen]

The sad thing is, this is completely true.

[@DreamstartheWarrior]

Service dog handler here! Leave your pets at home. ESAs DO NOT have public access, which is something I wish he would have made clear. There are also no “legit” registries and certifications. Love this video and live John for calling these people out!

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

It would be nice if he hadn’t called out and made fun of a legit service horse handler. The mini horse is a task trained service animal.

[@DreamstartheWarrior]

@@AbreaAndFlirty he should have used the ESA peacock

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

@@DreamstartheWarrior That would have been much more appropriate!

[@SouthernSkeptic]

John has unleashed war on the Wokeness.

[@portiahorst5413]

He has and I LOVE it

[@alexhooper27]

I don't need an emotional support pet when I have john crist

[@ojibwayinca8487]

"He pooped in my queso dip at Applebee's."

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

Extra flavour 😏

[@joshuad1716]

“But I NEED him”

[@loughlinpagnucci8182]

Might make it better

[@AlbertaRose94]

Am I the only one who would love to thank the pet store that rented him the bird?

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

Tbh I didn't even know that pet stores would rent out birds.

[@jacobg8640]

I have a family member who had an emotional pet mouse in her college dorm. She actually got it for legitimate and clinical health concerns, approved by a real therapist, and never took advantage of it. It literally just stayed in her room for her to hold after classes. I hate how there's so many people who abuse the system that the people who actually need them are now in the minority.

[@idrawsmnms5671]

I have a certificate that says that im sad - John Crist 2020 Were can I get one?😂😂

[@KMMHealy]

DED! 🤣 Every time I go out in public with my guide dog it’s this weird thing where my dog doing her job exposes which dogs are actual Service Dogs and which pet owners are responsible. Often dogs in vests bark, growl, whine, and/or lunge at my dog, and my dog just guides me around them without a peep. The worst is when other dogs in vests go right up to my dog’s face and the person just acts like the dog is being good and saying hello. I just have my dog sit and feed her kibble (keeping her attention on me) while I ask said person to call their dog back: mine is working.

[@naomibrinker4017]

the 24 dislikes are the people who have fake emotional support animals and don't like being exposed

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

One of those dislikes is from the handler of the legitimate service mini horse whom he mislabeled as an emotional support animal. Just saying.

[@todajordan8528]

Doesn’t anyone have a sense of humor anymore??? Geeez! Get over yourself. LAUGH!!!!

[@johncrist2991]

Nice meeting you Fan--Thanks for supporting my Dream and Carrier--May God Almighty continue to bless you always. I hope you never stop watching me

[@emmamccoy8381]

I can imagine how many people will get offended EVEN THOUGH it says "MOST" in the title 🤔

[@lukepeters245]

the folks that get offended either miss that "most", or they ignore it and hope to garner sympathy from those who do miss it.

[@spb3931]

The sarcasm in this one is TOP NOTCH

[@simplyivyvine2617]

😂 Someone finally said it. I have a service dog (an actual, trained service dog) and people with Emotional Support Animals are the absolute worst for us. People don’t even need them, have them anyway and then refuse to stop bringing them into non pet friendly places, even though ESAs don’t have public access rights. Then we have all sorts of distractions for my service dog to try to work around, plus the aggressive dogs which make it dangerous for us just to go out and shop and mind our own business. *just want to edit to add that I am speaking only about those who do not need their ESAs, those who get scam “certificates” or “letters” online or who take their ESAs into non pet friendly places. I by no means meant to say that ALL ESAs are bad and I 100% support those who get a letter from their doctor/therapist and only use the animal in their own home/on flights. And the laws do vary by location. I just meant people abusing the system as a whole has caused me a lot of issues. I myself had an ESA before I got my service dog and he was a great help to my mental health. :)

[@tigger6186]

An esa is just an over used crutch to continue to shove your emotional issues down further and not deal with them. I think that anyone who says they need an esa should be in mandatory cognitive behavioral therapy. Then we wouldn't have to deal with the crazy untrained pets that get put in very dangerous situations.

[@akbflo]

I was in a super-crowded mall once and this lady had a clearly untrained pit bull with an emotional support animal jacket (I don’t know what else to call it) but like a regular collar and leash, and I’m like “Lady, that little jacket isn’t going to save you when your pit bull bites somebody’s baby in their stroller.”

[@simplyivyvine2617]

@@tigger6186 That’s not really true. People who actually have emotional problems, who get a letter from their therapist/doctor and follow the laws are not the problem. Animals have been scientifically proven to help those with mental illnesses and they shouldn’t be bashed just because their animal is labeled as an ESA. Their animals don’t require training because they aren’t allowed into non pet friendly places. Just in housing, on flights and occasionally in schools. It’s the people who don’t need their animals, who get a fake scam letter online and take their pets into non pet friendly places that are the problem. They’re the ones to be upset with. But ESAs in and of themselves are definitely not a crutch to ignore your mental issues. ESAs can be a very valid part of someone’s treatment plan, when they’re needed. I had an ESA before I got my service dog. That little cat helped me out a lot. It’s definitely a case by case basis when it comes to ESAs

[@mongoose9851]

Why so much hate on ESAs? I'm considering getting a rabbit for emotional support, because I don't have health insurance and can't afford therapy. Of course I won't bring it to restaurants or planes, but I probably would take it to the grocery store. I don't see anything wrong with that.

[@simplyivyvine2617]

@@mongoose9851 ESAs aren’t in and of themselves a bad thing. It’s uneducated owners that cause problems. Emotional support animals are allowed in housing and on flights. They do not have public access rights, meaning they are not allowed in non pet friendly places (grocery stores, restaurants, movie theatres, etc) Service animals are the ones with public access. Owners who insist on bringing their ESAs into non pet friendly places are a danger to my life. My service dog getting distracted could kill me. (If he misses a medical alert for instance) and a lot of the time pets out in public aren’t trained for the area which puts my dog in danger as well, since stressed or untrained animals can be aggressive and try to attack my dog.

[@marys3127]

Oh my God, this is hysterical and right on. I train and raise a real service dogs for people with disabilities and I get so frustrated at the fake service pets that I see everywhere. It’s so obvious - the difference is night and day.

[@Nightbird8272]

Yes! ESAs aren’t actually meant to be brought everywhere with you.

[@crystalthompson507]

Exactly

[@cjhoward409]

I had this chat with my neighbor because she has this stupid dog who is one of many “emotional support” animals that she has. She bought online a red vest for him and a bunch of fake clip on metals that looks like he’s been a service dog for years. I said “what are you doing?” She said “this is my service dog”. I said , when did you go blind or lose your hearing or can’t walk or have seizures ….” She didn’t like that. Oh well. I hate fakers. And I’m tired of her whoa is me bs !

[@jamiewilson4479]

YES!!! This drives me crazy!!! It makes actual services animals look bad!!

[@carlysand7771]

It also makes people who actually need emotional support animals look bad! I promise not all ESA owners are like this, but boy are there a lot of them :(

[@HeyyyEverybody]

"I have a certificate now that says that I'm sad." 🤣🤣🤣💚

[@AbbyGraceYouTube]

"What comedian would spend $100 to rent a bird from a local pet store just to make a video exposing us for the frauds that we actually are? No chance!"😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@johncrist2991]

Nice meeting you Fan--Thanks for supporting my Dream and Carrier--May God Almighty continue to bless you always. I hope you never stop watching me

[@georgewhitworth9742]

@@johncrist2991 I'm doutbing the validity of this comment...

[@embrymilo5316]

Both of my ESPs have passed away. They helped keep me stable and when I wasn’t stable, they comforted me. Having an ESP is a real thing, and not something to be abused. While I understand that not everybody who claims to need one actually does, i think it’s important to note that some of us really don’t function well without them.

[@GoldenWolf248]

This is exactly why emotional support animals don't have the same rights as service dogs!

[@GoldenWolf248]

@Bos Fla Yes, but it’s not as common.

[@lucyp6561]

ESA are such an abused support. As someone who has a legitimate esa and knows their rights(not bringing my dog into restaurants or places that only allow service dogs, making sure my dog is well behaved in public, and obtaining my esa letter through a real life therapist) it can be super frustrating to see people who just buy it online and take advantage of the system. ESA's are free and you should not have to pay money to certify them. Thank you for bringing attention to this topic!

[@lilliewright5213]

I have a legitimate ESA as well with a letter from a psychiatrist and she has changed my life. It breaks my heart when I see airlines saying they will no longer allow real ESAs on flights because of people who abuse the system. ESAs are life-changing and my girl has given me the confidence and abilities I never had before. Thank you for brining light to this, John Christ, and I am delighted to meet someone from the real ESA community, Lucy P!

[@clarenicke8653]

Yes! My roommate has an ESA and she takes great care to make sure he is well behaved and does not draw attention. (he is also a certified good boy) It is a shame that people take advantage of this; he really does help her function.

[@Crickethopper]

I have a cat so.... I kind of need emotional support BECAUSE of her sometimes.🤣

[@Abigail-ht6kt]

😂😂😂

[@carmengracepuentes7953]

😂😂😂😂

[@TedJesusCChua]

PSA: Just because you get sad every once in a while doesn’t mean you need an “emotional support” dog

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

Yur right, I have a spider instead ;)

[@SouthernSkeptic]

You might if you got a trophy for coming in last as a kid.

[@dadocta8355]

That's what I'm saying. There's a difference from being bummed out, and being clinically depressed. People these days think it's cool to be depressed.

[@RainDropsOnAngels]

My emotional support cat takes naps with me on the couch

[@ericshippie1563]

A- fucking- MEN

[@EricChamplin]

The "100% Vegan" glasses is the hook, line and sinker of this video lmao

[@jamesdowney9522]

A Biden shirt would've made it even better lol

[@jetproductionextra]

@@jamesdowney9522 I think you mean Bernie 2020

[@ysabethsweet3407]

Whos gonna say something about how his shirt looks like the bird pooped on it while filming. Lol

[@jimruby9657]

I kept looking to see if there was more and more as the video went on. That would have been a nice touch.

[@c.n.4461]

I wasn’t sure if it was that or crumbs!! 😂

[@abbykurtz5115]

Maybe bird seed?

[@Arp477]

@@jimruby9657 - Yes, the scripty could've called for that!

[@MaraudingMagpie]

as a (real, legimate) service dog handler, bless you.

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

As a real, legitimate service mini horse handler, it would have been nice if he had done his research rather than mislabeling my service horse. Just saying.

[@korinakorinakorina]

@@AbreaAndFlirty he wasnt talking about service animals though. ESAs are different. Maybe do YOUR research?

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

@@korinakorinakorina The horse that went on a plane that he was talking about is NOT an emotional support animal, as he claimed. She is a service horse. Thus, he needs to do his research and not mislabel/make fun of legit service animals.

[@ethniebarnhouse895]

“You know its legit cuz it says legit right here”... literally every person watching mainstream media rn.

[@ballin4life2902]

No cap🤣

[@jojospeechy4761]

Absolutely!!!

[@carterm715]

that's pretty true and I like pretty true things

[@trublgrl]

That's how I know the arson was peaceful.

[@doctorhouse597]

You are one of the most brilliant comedians that deliver common sense to America with tasteful sarcasm and with the smoothest delivery... 😂👍🏼🙏🏼

[@angrydalek]

I work in a bulk foods store and there are a lot of dogs I look at and go “there is NO WAAY that is an official service dog.”

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

Yeahhhh, like those tiny lil dogs that some ladies will shove in their purses... Poor doggos

[@riss.and.the.dogs321]

Yah the best way you can tell if it’s a legitimate service dog is if it’s well behaved, focused on the handler, not pulling, not sniffing shelves, and never in a cart!

[@Cake342]

Phoenyx Afton They always look so stressed :(

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

@@Cake342 yeah qwq

[@AtarahDerek]

If the dog is not wearing a vest or is misbehaving, you can ask the handler if it is a service dog and what service it's trained to provide. If the handler can't answer or fails to bring the dog under control, you can dismiss the dog from the store. But you must invite the handler to return without the dog.

[@marycombs3574]

When I worked at Costco there was this woman who let her support dog sit on the table top and eat Pizza with her, one day I finally got sick of it and called her out on a health violation telling her her dog needs to stay on the ground.... she got pissed and my manager wrote me up for it... wasn’t impressed.

[@michellemichelle9143]

“Who rescued who?” 😂 Your videos rescue me! I wish it was the 90s but instead of carrying around a boom box on my shoulder I could carry around videos of you on loop on my shoulder 😂

[@followjesus4974]

I prematurely judged emotional support animals, with the exception of those of men and women who've served and experienced things universally known was horrific. I went through a trauma, had no support from man, actually was being blamed for my part in what happened to me, and was doing it all alone, with Jesus and a trauma therapist, the only kind hearts I could find to listen to me, and one day I was in line at a store and a dog walked up to me without me noticing and leaned against me. It stayed with me for 15 minutes while I waited in line. The owner told me all about how the dog was trained and where he's brought, children's hospitals, etc. Everytime I went to pull away not because I didn't need the support but because I was thinking about how I didn't want to waste the owner's time or how I didn't want to take the dog away from someone who really needed it, normally real reasons, this time excuses, the dog laid down even further and got even more comfortable. The dog could obviously sense that I needed it. I had been so fragile before that point, and this was the only sign of comfort that I had gotten from anyone in however long, that I broke into tears in the parking lot after I left the store and was fighting tears when I was in line. The owner had said that he was surprised how the dog had gone directly to me as though he'd known me. I knew when the dog walked up to me that, like a familiar face appearing with prayer or an encouraging word, a song that triggers a memory, a comped drink when you really can't afford it, a message you overhear that's exactly what you need to go forward or heal a place in your heart you didn't know needed healing or didn't want to acknowledge, God was reminding me to worry not and that He will never leave nor forsake me. I became so on board with emotional support dogs that I asked my therapist about it hoping she would get me one but thankfully, as God is faithful, months after the event I'm healed, stronger than before, and fully learning on the Lord again. One thing that made me separate from people in my life is something my trauma therapist said, "Don't let people bully you into healing faster than your ready." Don't let people bully you not matter who they are. I'm not speaking about Jon lol separate from toxic people. If you're just getting by and can't find anyone besides Jesus to hear you, or everyone at church tells you to keep your eyes fixed on that which is above because they don't want to hear about your pain or know how they can help, look into free counseling resources. There's no shame nor condemnation. No shame nor condemnation. And emotional support animals are legit. Just be glad you don't need one. God bless you and keep you. ❤

[@Silver-cl2bd]

'100%vegan' on his glasses.

[@gathonimwangi6758]

"Neil Armstrong, Martin Luther king jr., I mean she's in the conversation." - Now that is good!!!!!

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

It might be, if there was any truth to it. That mini horse is not an emotional support animal, it’s a highly trained service animal. And service mini horses have been flying since the 90s. He seriously just pulled that whole bit out of his ass.

[@oliviab1912]

I used to have a cockatiel so seeing yours made me so emo but happy at the same time thank you :,)

[@oliviab1912]

@Addi A. It was great. They are really good pets and not too much up keep. Ours lived to be 15 but I know they can live up to 20 or even 25. I would say spend a lot of time with it, especially when it’s really young so that it gets used to you and people being near it in general. Ours was a little afraid of people and picky about who touched her lol.

[@kayleedill1340]

In all seriousness tho, pets are great, especially emotional support pets. I have an emotional support cat for depression and anxiety and she’s awesome 🥰

[@AlbertaRose94]

Seriously, as John Crist stated, there are people who legitimately need an Emotional Support Animal. I’ve seen what one can do for a war veteran, and a rape survivor. Both of them were able to become somewhat better functioning people at the “discussion group” meetings.

[@Nightbird8272]

Thank you for this. I have an ESA (I’ve got PTSD, yes, professionally diagnosed) and he has absolutely changed my life.

[@Flamingerudostalion]

@@Nightbird8272 If you don't mind sharing, how?

[@hunterrider1782]

Agreed, I have psychotic depression and have been hospitalized 4 times this year and am in the process of getting an ESA letter from my doctor for my cat. I can't afford a service dog that would help me with my panic attacks and breakdowns but I can at least have a cat that stays by my side and curls up next to me on the hardest days. When done legally ESAs can be a huge help to those already in therapy and on medication.

[@annomaly751]

@@Flamingerudostalion why do you need to know how? You don’t care, you’re just being nosey:

[@eburel506]

How are real emotional support animals trained? Is it similar to service dogs?

[@JaneDoe-ip5yl]

🤣🤣😂🤣 my fave is the emotional support peacock. That would be the source of anxiety

[@pocahontas5145]

The bird poo on his shirt was a nice touch. LOL the last part!

[@nathancoppinger6484]

TIL: you can rent a bird

[@musicohsing]

The 33 dislikes were people that felt called out and couldn’t handle it lol.

[@ammwalks13]

they had to dislike the video then cuddle a tarantula for an hour to calm down

[@musicohsing]

@@ammwalks13 😂😂 sounds about right! 😅

[@mariogonzales9107]

John, john, john... but that last line: “Honestly, I feel like, who rescued who?” 😆

[@kroutdoors7422]

Lol. 100% vegan

[@indodinoyoutube]

Lol yes

[@AnnabellaRedwood]

😂😂😂

[@hiramreyna4862]

The accuracy of this dude's video is "legitimate". Lol 😅🤣😂

[@sean9843]

Did he nest in a woman’s hair 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MichaeltheRatMan]

John? Definitely

[@sean9843]

@@MichaeltheRatMan that is hilarious

[@RB-eb9mr]

Honestly though: you should keep Darby and make a "Cat v Dog v Bird People" video XD

[@AtarahDerek]

Reptile person: I've got you ALL beat!

[@lovemesomepoptarts6787]

LOL, funny how that bird just chilled on his shoulder but bit the crap out of him when he tried to touch it, lol!

[@MexicanMartialArts]

Here before the triggered comments. 👀

[@SDCB754]

Hello Grandmaster! We like a lot of the same videos lol

[@ZackofAllTrades87]

Grandmaster I'm gonna buy one of your MMA hoodies for my emotional support dog.

[@ZackofAllTrades87]

@@SDCB754 same bro!

[@SDCB754]

@@ZackofAllTrades87 Great minds think alike :)

[@war4christ383]

Right 😂😂

[@lionoffireministries]

The problem with people thinking that society is broken is that people think that society can be fixed. 🌎 The *truth* is that society is dead, and needs to be *redeemed* . Good politics is good. But... What we ultimately need is a new heart. 💔❤️ Jesus - Is the Way, the Truth, the Life 😊🙏 ✝️ That said, do what we can to fight the evil while we are here...

[@annomaly751]

How would you define what society is ?

[@NoahLazo]

Idc what u say, I think Darby looks pretty Fly

[@RedOnion4175]

1:08 look at what his glasses say 😆

[@maya-mercury]

Everyone: starring at bird or John ❤️ Me: Can’t stop looking and laughing at the 100% VEGAN GLASSES

[@karlabaltazar7840]

This is so fun! My dog is my ESA but I do not take him places like a service animal lol so I feel you when I see random animals at Walmart or HEB I’m like uhhhhhhh 🧐 ma’am 🧐🧐🧐

[@cjhoward409]

You have just mailed my neighbor… she has “emotional support” …. FERRETS. 🤪😂

[@Faustaao]

Funny and mostly accurate, but that mini horse is a legit service animal :p

[@cassie.G]

“Who rescued who” 😂😂 Epic.

[@ameliapc3943]

yeah I can totally relate when they don't let you bring your woolly mammoth into the mega jet

[@josephinelambert6066]

How is that bird not flying away?!

[@charityblackwell2331]

It knows its needed Commitment. :)

[@josephinelambert6066]

@Addi A. We used to have a bird and we had to clip its wings so i guess that makes sense. Good Observation!

[@josephinelambert6066]

@Addi A. He was a Hans Macaw.

[@josephinelambert6066]

@Addi A. His name was Zeppo. He died of a seizure of some sort I think and He wasn't a fan of many people but my Dad and Mom. He would sit on his (Dad's) shoulder and eat dinner with us though. Miss those moments!

[@josephinelambert6066]

@Addi A. Do you have a bird? It seems you know a lot about them.

[@staceycarmody9970]

This was so worth the $100 bird rental😂

[@Shepsterof92]

MAN. SO many great ones. Thank you sir.

[@katierandall5197]

All of your work is great but I have to say I think this is now my favorite! Especially the part about a comedian. Hysterical! And it looks like you and the bird really bonded 😂

[@whoaitsreesy]

This is my cat Langston! He has brought me so much joy!

[@johncrist2991]

Nice meeting you Fan--Thanks for supporting my Dream and Carrier--May God Almighty continue to bless you always. I hope you never stop watching me

[@ActualEggnog]

The bird poop all over your shirt XD

[@mantismodels1207]

Seems like everytime the camera is back on Him theres more bird poop on His shirt....or are My eyes just playing tricks on Me? Classic!!!!

[@shaindlegoodwin2488]

So true. I work in a grocery store and policy says we are only allowed to have trained service dogs come in because it's usually unsanitary. People bring in their pets now and we are told not to confront them in case of issues. But one day a customer comes over and asks if she can borrow paper towels. I ask what's wrong and she said she is cleaning up a mess. HER NON SERVICE DOG PEED in the grocery store where people have their food. That's why we only should have service dogs, because they are trained.

[@bentheben1145]

The only reason I’d get an ESA is because obsessively petting it is more socially acceptable than an grown man holding an stuffed animal

[@Je551kuhhh]

I’m sorry, I wish you could just have your stuffed animal.

[@bentheben1145]

@@Je551kuhhh yeah me to

[@Je551kuhhh]

@@bentheben1145 I was 23 and flying to a different country and I took my build a bear with me. Luckily everyone assumed it was a gift for someone else but I needed it for the flight. I know it’s more acceptable for me to carry a stuffed animal bc I’m a woman. Having it really helped me on the flight. I was terrified!

[@bentheben1145]

@@Je551kuhhh To be honest travel would be the only excuse I could use

[@adaniels4326]

This is spot on! Thank you!

[@LaYoutuber954]

The bird poop all over his shirt 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@runkytunkle4294]

Lots of zooming in and out, but so true 🔥

[@pic2576]

John crist is the best comedian! By the way, cool channel Runky Tunkle.👍

[@pjcShorts]

@@pic2576Yes

[@veroniquespence3968]

You and Trey I love yall Bold and honest! Keep it going

[@reubenfaber2113]

The side eye at 1:53 had me dying hahahaha

[@HungryHijinks]

Thanks for always keeping us laughing, especially during 2020!

[@erinriddle9729]

I cannot figure out why this guy isn't better known! He's completely original and SO funny! I've just sent a couple of these videos to everyone I know. Lol One of a kind, for certain!

[@hannahchavis3027]

So true. Reminds of the several college students I know who've decided they want pets in their dorms and have openly told friends that they're going to use the emotional support thing as their excuse. Sure, it's true for some people. I've known some of the real ones, but it's definitely abused a lot, too.

[@esheahen]

“Basically it’s just you’re pet and now I have a certificate that says I’m sad.” I relate to that on a (Holy) Spiritual level.

[@Kbear-xt9mh]

COULD NOT AGREE MORE WITH THIS

[@kmcclarney]

One of your best videos.

[@jojospeechy4761]

More, more, more John Crist, please!!!!!!

[@redwhiteandlu5839]

I love the end part about the comedian aka John Crist

[@reedbowers1887]

What are the odds someone would rent a bird just to point out the hypocrisy of everyone bit got me 😂

[@cassandra5516]

YOU WENT THERE! 😂😂😂

[@40dougherty]

0:33 you say "emotional support horse" but the article says it's a service horse. As you allude to later on, there's a huge difference. Also fun fact, there are only two types of animals that can be service animals per the ADA - dogs and miniature horses. So as long as that horse meets the other requirements it's legit!

[@AbreaAndFlirty]

Thank you for catching this! Yes, as the article says, Flirty is a service horse, not an ESA.

[@KodyWayne9210]

Love your vids John!

[@crystalthompson507]

Right on! Excellent job. I hope this video knocks some sense into some people out there

[@ncandrew9159]

Nice fourth wall smash at the end there...😂

[@kathrynbaker8215]

As always, great video!

[@nermalsturf]

In all honesty, the more people I meet, the more I like my dogs 🤷

[@cohensmith6100]

thats sae

[@cohensmith6100]

sad*

[@7ajhubbell]

Thank you.

[@missmiyagi2473]

0:35 I went to school with the girl who flew on the plane with her horse. She is open about letting people know she has PTSD. She is allergic to dogs so she cannot have them as a service animal. She's a really beautiful and injured person, this made me deeply sad to see this on here 😢

[@brianbeckner4955]

I LOVE the t-shirt that looks like the bird pooped on your shirt...GREAT wardrobe choice

[@omotolaoladokun7348]

I love this guy...parodies on point!

[@vajezathapayne-hines4771]

Well played....well played! .....she's in the conversation.

[@MaraudingMagpie]

amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! i wish you had included the karens - apologies to anyone incidentally named karen - who just want an excuse to bring their loud untrained shaky shnitzleyorkadoo wherever they want....

[@iammakoa.]

“I act like I don’t need attention but I actually need it like all the time”

[@veggiemanngaming]

Those 5 dislike are people with emotional support animals

[@veggiemanngaming]

@Henry Bascombe I didn't say all ESA owners left a dislike. I was just saying the people who disliked are probably salty for being called out. Also, ESA animals? Emotional Support Animals animals? Now who has the dumb comment?