80 Year Olds Share Their BIGGEST Regrets

I asked people in New York City from ages 50-90 how to have a happy life, what the keys are to have long lasting relationships, and how to benefit you, the viewer, for what career path and life path you specifically should take for yourself.

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[user]

The key to a good marriage: not thinking the grass is greener.
So real 😭❤️❤️

[blessedtobealive]

The guy that said he was irresponsible made a very responsible decision by recognising he wasn't mature enough to have kids. Ironic.

[wanderingwarrior]

I'm 72, moved out of the toxic U.S. 12yrs ago, in great health, no pills, couldn't be happier! And no, I'm not rich!

[daniellerichard]

Tristan, I honestly think this is the best vlog you have made. So far superior to the fashion videos. This is meaningful and interesting material. Well done.

[lewis]

I am now 76, so maybe almost qualify :)> Roads not taken, chances missed. Never being able to find a woman to love and having a family with.
My Mom dying when I was seven years old and my Dad's poor choice in finding me a mentally ill stepmother who seriously abused me for several years.
Taking 30 years to get over a speach inpediment my stepmother caused. In adult life, choosing the wrong friend who stole over a decade of time and money from me. I regret the evil government people who stole everything I owned about age fifty. Leaving my home region in New England to work the rest of my life all the way across the country in San Diego, abandoning extended family. I had to go where the job was. The only bright thing in my life is my personal relationship with Jesus Christ I found in my late 20's. As in the poem "footsteps, " he has walked beside me for almost 50 years and has carried me through tough times. Maranatha, Lewis

[indramami]

As a private duty nurse for the elderly I thoroughly enjoyed this. We can learn SO MUCH from our elder’s. Treat them with love, respect, & dignity and always help when help is needed. Many of them are lonely and just want to be acknowledged & listened to and you did that in this video. ❤

[marthaharawa]

Have a good scream, sit down and have dinner😂😂😂. Love it!

[barkupmytrail]

Very sincere video. The people you interviewed came across as authentic and you made them feel relaxed to open up to you. Nice work, Tristan.

[leatherpants]

What are 80 year olds wearing in New York?

[nancysmith]

Stress is not good! I’m still working on it! I pray more! Thankfully!

[superstarsuprith]

Nearly 30, don't know what the hell is happening.. lost interest in pretty much everything.. never been in a relationship, to be honest never want to be.. scared to death because of all the things happening in this mean materialistic world, always loved privacy now i believe why that's best thing that ever happened, keeping things to myself-minding my own business, being misunderstood for fiesty and rambunctious to someone quiet reserved, yeah life happens in a pretty unpredictable pace and ways

[jerseattle]

My advice for you Tristan is doing exactly what you are doing. Your bravery and initiative is so inspiring ❤

[verbze]

I love how the advice is so varied and contradictory from person to person. One person says don't focus on money, the next says money is important. Goes to show how there's no clear path, you have to find your own happiness based on your own circumstances!

[harlemhomme]

This was really a goodie! I kept looking at one of the guys interviewed thinking he looked so familiar. Finally realized that he was my history professor from Columbia back in the '80s!

[debbiecreter]

I love the honesty and candidness of these people! Older people have a lot of wisdom to share with younger people, so I’m glad this interview was conducted! Thank you to the interviewer and everyone who participated!

[Original-Juice]

in my Mid-40's now and just came to the realization that it's OK to have regrets. In fact, it's actually a really GOOD thing to be able to reflect upon them. At the same time you've recognized them, you shouldn't dwell on them. Your path must aim forward. 'Water under the bridge' is a great cliche'

[kathiegaris]

Tristan, I've been watching you from your beginning and I'm old enough to be your mom. This is my favorite video you've made. And I LOVE clothes, so that's saying a lot, lol. I'm so proud of you for trying new things and for sticking with your YouTube goal! You are very special! Keep

[stevekress]

I'm 74. This was excellent. Well done.

[GIguy]

I’m 55, my spouse is 59…First, as for relationships, listen, love, and be 100% honest with each other, and NEVER go to bed angry…fighting (within reason) is a healthy way to express your differences, but never let it get in the way of the love you share (we’ll be married 36 years this December…yeah, we started very early). Secondly, in life?…..Learn how to say no to people who want to take advantage of you, because the truth is, if somebody truly loves you, they won’t take advantage of you. Those who want to use you don’t care about you, only about what they can get from you. I learned that the hard way!….and learn how to say yes to your own desires, and happiness, otherwise you’ll end up angry, bitter, and filled with regrets. Don’t allow others to dictate who and what you want to be, and listen to your instincts!

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Beautiful transition into a new wave of content and questions!