How to Survive in a Crazy World and Wisdom I've Learned


Laugh with how to survive in a crazy modern world and some bits of wisdom I've learned over the years with a bit of humor thrown in and a whole lot of crazy stuff. Learn how to get by with this very funny video which may or may not make you think just a little bit. It's an entertaining way to learn a few simple life lessons that we all need to be reminded of and some lessons that are just meant to be silly non-sensical fun from a unique comedic perspective.

Learn whether pets such as dogs and cats are really our best friends.

How to get along without being canceled in a world of cancel culture.

Also includes a small tribute to the Twilight Zone with the Three Stooges and Daffy Duck because all that does go together, I swear.

Also includes a little information about my books -http://amazon.com/author/timfrady

The biggest lesson in this video is to not take life too seriously.

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