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8 Comedians Talk About Our Addiction to Stuff

April 21, 2017 Catherine Agopcan
 

When was the last time you really laughed out loud instead of the silent LOL?

I think we are learning that comedians sometimes tell the truth better. I thought I would compile a post about famous and favorite comedians talking about stuff. It's always a good day for laughs, but there's a lot of truth to what they say. 

All videos are suitable for work, just lower the sound. Some cursing, but just generally good laughs behind hard truths.

“Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive.”
— Elbert Hubbard
 

George Carlin Talks About Your Stuff

 

Jerry Seinfeld Talks About Different Stages of Garbage

 
 

Steve Trevina Plays Price is Right With Stuff Bought on Sale

 
 

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Sebastian Maniscalco Figures Out How to Get Luggage Under Weight

 

Michael McIntyre on The Man Drawer Filled With Odds & Ends

 
 

David Potter on Collections

 

Jason Dudey and The Show Hoarders

 

Chonda Pierce on Downsizing

 
8 comedians talk about our addiction to stuff.

8 comedians talk about our addiction to stuff.

 

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