How Do 90% of Americans Have Jobs? - Daniel Tosh

Daniel Tosh wonders why Americans still think they live in the greatest country in the world and tries to understand how so many people are employed. (Contains strong language.)


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[KipperSkipp]

As a person from Kansas I can confirm we have no internet.

[californiarollwithramensea]

This whole skit has aged incredibly well.

[nickthenang]

Tosh doesn’t do stand up, he just talks to himself on stage for an hour (and it’s hilarious)

[bentoomet]

This is one of the best specials ever. Literally non-stop, every single sentence is it’s own joke. True talent.

[hodlwise]

"You start hearing a couple of yeehaws, trouble's a brewing...." LMFAO

[foxfiresidechats]

“There’s a fine between sarcasm and “oo this feels like a rally” “

[Dehmitz]

2:38 I roll my eyes when the media interviews someone accused of a crime, and the person says, "But he was such a good neighbor." The standard for being a good neighbor is pretty low.

[nthomas]

I’m always surprised that Tosh is never brought up on top comedian lists. Maybe it’s because he doesn’t get into the public eye much that he’s overlooked. His specials easily stand up to every other overpriced production.

[HolyToledo]

“Sorry boss, just needed some fresh air” 😆😆

[jobordonaro]

"There's a fine line between appreciating the sarcasm and oooo this feels like a rally"

[DriveThruRex]

This is from his special "People Pleaser" in 2015 for anyone wondering. Whole thing is gold

[tpearl]

Tosh needs to do another stand up, the world needs his dark humor more than ever right now

[Fearless]

“I didn’t get here because I worked hard, I have a gift from God.”

[jhonsmith]

“ You start hearing a couple yeehaws troubles abrewing “

[munyumbamutwale]

as a black man I will, 100%, say the Slavery Joke was hilarious.

[gagedeskeere]

“Maybe you should be locked up for 6 months” is extremely underrated, the audience didn’t even catch it

[paultrigger]

Not only is this top-tier writing but some of these jokes require perfect delivery to pull it off

[aaronlevy]

I met Daniel Tosh once, at a club on Melrose, he was overtly human.

[springroll]

In my humble opinion, I think this is one of the greatest standup sets of the decade

[lucidlizard]

He's too good at feigning apathy. His empathy bleeds through subtly. He seems to be expressing a deeper sincerity in a very sarcastic way that most people probably don't catch.