Part 3 What the Hell Happened?: The Teen Years

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[jayjohns]

"I got denied by McDonald's for a minimum wage job. That... annoyed me" 😂🤣💀 Understatement of the year, sir!

[DylMil]

I don't have kids and I'm from a different generation, but I cannot FATHOM forbidding my kid from doing something he clearly loved. I'd be over the moon that he found passion so young

[michellepelkey]

Humble guy. Real, honest…raw. You should write a book. People connect to you.

[JJAB]

"Talk with your mouth not with your hands"
Talk about anti-Italian discrimination!

[justyce_yt]

Finding a computer on the side of the road is awesome 😂

[DaveBjornRapp]

FYI: The engagement nerds say that your audience will relate to you better if you speak with your hands. Don't sweat it.

[bryan]

Talk about conflicting messages: “ you WILL go for higher education” same <insert words describing someone unwise and doesn’t think things through > “you’re out at 18”. Incompatible and not at all nice. Out at 18 isn’t right, but it’s especially not right when you don’t even equip your kid with skills and work experience compatible with survival at that age.

[mentat]

I have no idea how your content showed up for me but I enjoy your channel. This background is fascinating. Sorry about your cat.

[RamenNoodle]

Parents that toss their kids out at 18 boggles my mind. Sure, you're technically an "adult", but you're still growing, still a teenager, can't even buy beer ffs

[aesopivan]

Nate is one of the few YouTubers I’d love to meet in real life

[martjebicker]

I talk with my hands too! I like it when others do also, as it enhances and emphasizes the story. It is natural so don't fight it!

[orangepeel]

I think people underestimate how helpful video games can be for education

[BluetheRaccoon]

The moment you said you found a working computer on the side of the road, my first thought was 'what sort of viruses or illicit materials are on this machine?' So glad it wasn't the latter.

[andrew]

Dont ever be sorry for talking with your hands. Thats how us franco canadians speak

[knitntherapist]

I still know the MS:DOS. I worked in internal auditing and built *huge* databases to look for errors. That really takes me back! Thanks for the memory. I really appreciate you.

[CallMeSandyBob]

I have a friend who was homeschooled. He cheated through most of his schooling. It was all done on the home computer. He figured out his mom's password password and had access to all the answers

[marleefrancis]

“No one knows versions of dos anymore” 🎶 ITS ME! HI! I KNOW DOS ITS ME!! 🎶

[msmoe]

I'm just a 60 year old widow, I did the bug thing too.. I used to build them little houses actually. Knowing this makes me like you even better than I did before.

[gary]

Soo I’ve bought the coffee and the beard stuff… both are great! Funny it seems like I’m watching a video of one of my cousins or friends. Your good peoples man 👍🏼

[islaspence]

Nate my dude, talk with your hands if you're comfortable with it, it means that what you're talking about inspires emotions from the memory. Never apologise for being yourself. Hugs from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙