id: 4408 - Text: Pat I enjoyed ur video man NO JUDGEMENT u were honest and remember people sometimes can't handle how real shiz gets u seem like u got a hell of a good person inside u man let em out
id: 4413 - Text: Most of Mark’s videos are really sad and hard for me to watch, but this guy, Patrick the crack addict… i think he bothers me the most… clenching and jittering like a chihuahua, hating every minute, realizing how sick it is… the money, the whores, his clean cut hair andclear skin…. what the hell happened?? Above all (for me), if this nerdy guy can even try crack one time (leading to hooked), this can happen to any body. All the young women and men on this channel with their devastating upbringings, etc make it so clear why they are addicted…but this guy??? I’m watching this 9/2022… 1.5 years later. I sure hope there’s a follow up. A great relatable lesson for mid income main stream people. God bless them one and all. ❤☮️
id: 4456 - Text: There three follow up videos with Patrick.
id: 4486 - Text: Hopefully this guy still has his six figure job after this video
id: 4506 - Text: In almost every video. This guy asks questions that were just answered minutes before. I don't even think he pays attention. He wakes up and says " what is the most important lesson you have learned in your life".
id: 4576 - Text: I can only assume this video was recommended to me because the Hunter Biden news videos I’ve been watching.
id: 4599 - Text: Thought this was a hunter biden video
id: 4605 - Text: Does Patrick and the other interviewed subjects know their video confessions are going to be on Youtube? If not, to put it lightly, that's horrible.
id: 4622 - Text: I always explain to everyone I interview that their video will appear on YouTube where their family, their employer, everyone can see it. The fact that virtually everyone I’ve interviewed wants to return to do it again says something. I’ll let you decide what that is. I know that fear is a compass, telling us what we should do if we want to be happy and fulfilled. It takes tremendous courage to do these talks and that in itself is transformative and healing for my interviewees. I’ve heard this over and over again. To keep this stuff hidden away only gives it power over our lives.