Sebastian Maniscalco ride along: I’m not comfortable financially

[@Holt333]

Man….what a GREAT down to earth real CONVERSATION not “interview”. Sebastian… we’re 10 days apart and lived VERY similar lives. Keep it going bc you’re crushing💯🙌👍

[@StoutheartEntertain]

Great primary interview, and these BTS clips are fun to see /hear as an extension of the interview...thanks for adding.

[@cynthiasmith4130]

I love Sebastian!!!! ❤️ ❤❤..

[@Danuta628]

He’s right about Mexico. We were in Cabo for my sons wedding and the people in the restaurants at the hotel would go above and beyond to accommodate our table, whether there was 40 of us or just a table for two

[@LNatureblush]

What a great interview...too cute you two

[@MattGinNY]

"They don't have neighborhoods like this in CA". LOL. Yes they do. Plenty of them. You just don't see kids riding bikes as much in Hollywood and Beverly Hills!

[@eddiesica3649]

Fantastic !!

[@jmsena]

Being back Bookie 🙏

[@cedarbreaks2010]

A man not comfortable with that kind of money is a man who, dare I say, worships money.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

You apparently don't know what it's like to grow up with immigrant parents. They really put the fear of God into you regarding money. Work as hard as you can. Save as much as possible. Invest for the future. You never know when your career is going to come to an end so make as much as you can while you can. The main advantage of being successful and in demand is that it gives you the opportunity to work even more. That's the mentality. People who grew up the the U.S. are more likely to believe that the good times will never end and there's nothing to worry about. Immigrants often come from a background that makes them incredibly ambitious when they have the opportunity to succeed. It's not worshipping money. It's the knowledge that bad things can happen so you better work like a fiend and prepare while you have the chance.

[@Revenant1431]

He’s still…Sebas from the block 🎶🎶

[@ralphromeo7066]

Not comfortable financially? Give me a break...Seb is filthy rich, enough for ten people. Greed is not very attractive.

[@deborahdipaulo4636]

❤

[@CT0510]

I was hoping he would say he would like more money to do some good in the world

[@janicenorman6712]

No way!! I went to John Jay Elementary school, for Kindergarten only! Small world

[@SadSakabones]

Sebastian bought his Beverly Hills mansion in 2019 for 21.6 Million.

[@mrshou112]

that's crazy... He's got that much money to throw around? I didn't think he was that popular. Not even sure most people know him by name

[@MariaK975]

💌

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

Mexico? You gotta be kidding Maniscalco.

[@blackcat4859]

I appreciate his work ethic and approach to financial independence but it says he's worth 35 million. Who knows how accurate that is so let's say it's 10 million. A pretty much risk free return of 5% is easy which gives him half a million annualy. He doesn't struck me as a guy with a ridiculous lifestyle so with half a million a year you can live extremely comfortable and can easily affort a second or even thrird home.

[@timpoos4635]

What car is this?

[@jrs4ex]

Probably a rental Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Overpriced $120k turd

[@quad5186]

@@jrs4ex👍👍👍 really wish it was a different design to appreciate. Oh well, I guess I would buy a classic version if I could either way.

[@richardlaino1079]

Love sabastin…but when money comes up….he can tell it’s the main thing in his life…but then…if you had that kind of money…I guess it would take over the way you think and act….

[@sandrahaws3149]

People become famous from their talents, they achieve the American dream become wealthy owning expensive things BUT fame can dwindle, money dries up, marriages then fail life then sucks. Invest your money, live comfortably prepare for the low time, it’s coming.

[@MANZANOADRIAN]

Mexico

[@danny13293]

It’s so clear Sebastian can’t stand Hollywood

[@user-wz3tg8il1j]

Great comedian. Boring interview.

[@crsantin]

He doesn’t seem particularly interested in doing this interview. The whole thing was a drag.

[@gladtidings6020]

Only boring if you don’t know more about his life and background.

[@jon8004]

He’s just a quiet, soft-spoken guy. You expected him to be a comedian. He’s a comedian on stage.

[@bingbong4074]

All this dude cares about his money . No wonder that movie he made with Robert De Niro was so shitty and lacked heart

[@pyootchnich]

You sound frustrated. Is everything OK at home?

[@terrydevaney8601]

😅​@@pyootchnich

[@bingbong4074]

@ yes I’m doing well, but thank you for your fake concern. Sorry I don’t appreciate lazy cash grab movies like you do 🤷‍♂️

[@onelove1968]

He's now famous, extremely wealthy and successfully achieved the American Dream. However, America is now no longer good enough for him. Yet he still wants to earn more of those big American dollars so he can buy another home to enjoy better 'service' in Mexico. Screw this guy! Why doesn't he open a premium service restaurant within America and give something back to help improve his own country?! Celebrity culture STINKS of rotting greed, ego and narcissism.

[@jon8004]

Dude, I have no idea what video you watched, but it wasn’t this one.

[@jgreelis]

Relax. He is just speaking about a vacation home in Mexico. By all accounts this is a really nice family who appreciates what they have built for themselves in the US

[@cathystein1285]

@@jgreelisjealously for his talent and hard work is extremely unbecoming

[@passion4923]

Boooring! Who really cares??