Name: Trust Your Instinct | @TheoVon
Uploaded: 2020-07-31T16:00:47.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Trust Your Instinct | @TheoVon' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2020-07-31. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Trust Your Instinct | @TheoVon' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2020-07-31. Transcript available.

Hey, yo, Theo, I'm calling in from Virginia.
I just want to start by saying I love everything that you and your whole crew
do.
Everything from this past weekend to the fighter and the kid, Tiger Belly,
Tiger Pit.
I love all you guys.
Oh, thank you.
And this is a young fellow.
This is a ginger gentleman right here.
And his name is Larry Ritchie.
Go on, brother.
But my question comes this week from the fact I grew up with grandparents.
And they've always been behind the times.
And I've always felt like that wore off on me.
And I started watching you guys' show at the beginning of the pandemic to try
and get an idea of, like, you know,
like this is what's normal, you know.
But I still feel like I'm really in the dark about everything.
So I guess my question for you is how does someone stay informed during these
times, you know,
to everything that's really going on, all right?
Stay safe out there.
Gang, gang, Larry.
I appreciate that, man.
How do you stay informed?
And he had a dog at the end there that felt uncomfortable.
You could hear a little bit of that.
Let's go back and listen to that dog.
Really going on.
All right.
Stay safe out there.
Gang, gang.
And let's hear the dog one more time.
To everything that's really going on.
So, well, first of all, you got to listen to that animal.
If you got an animal in front of you going through a tough time, man, you need
to do something.
Put your fingers in its mouth or put your fingers in your mouth, brother.
Thank you for calling, Larry, and sending in this video.
How do you stay informed?
I think you got to just trust your instincts.
That's one thing that I think we're getting back to.
The news has jumped the shark.
The news isn't even as reliable as the most ignorant person you knew.
They have some video and audio proof.
That's it.
But I think a lot of it is just trusting your instincts.
And it's almost kind of nice that the news has burnt itself out.
You know, it's almost kind of nice because it's like, okay, here's something
else.
Here's something that I know I don't need.
I believe that if people, if you're really, if you were making a point to get
that news all the time,
we have to be careful that we're not just getting it to fire us up.
Because I noticed it for myself, man.
Last week I got into it and it fires me up.
But it's not my fire.
I'm transporting somebody else's heat.
You know, I'm just, I'm not.
And I think, you know, and also just listening to yourself.
Check in with yourself.
Focus on your surroundings.
See what's going on.
You know, that's how you stay informed, man.
I think getting, you know, the thing we really need to listen to the most right
now is ourselves.
You know, I do believe that our hearts will lead us into the best.
That's the best.
The best MSNBC is right in the middle of our chest, man.
Listen to your heart.
Remember that song, baby?
Listen to your heart.
There's always that, like, big jack dude that gets up at karaoke.
And he's always, he always will get, but listen to your heart.
That's what I wanted you to do.
Listen to your heart.
And people are like, damn, this guy is going to be lonely for a long time, baby.
Thank you, Larry Ritchie, for hitting us with that beautiful visual, man.
He's sending a video, man.
Good evening, good afternoon, and other times.
Thanks for watching that video you just saw.
I mean, it was okay.
But the next video you could watch could be way better.
What if you watch a video right now that changes your life?
Well, you could.
Watch this one.
Or watch this one.
Watch this one.
Watch this one.
Watch this one.
Ah!