Best Advice You've Received | 0-100

We brought in people ages 0-100 to answer some of life’s big questions. Well, technically, we couldn’t find anyone 100 years old - but we did find a gentleman who is 105. In this episode, we asked the question, "what's the best advice you've ever received?"

Produced, Directed, & Edited by Nick P Ross & Tom Murphy

Produced by Scott Miller, Gaslamp Entertainment
Director of Photography - Kyle Fallon
DIT - Trevor Taylor
Production Assistant - Elizabeth Tsubota
Gaffer - Justin Shertick

Shot at XIX Studios in Eagle Rock, CA

Music:
Epigram - The Spectator (Interlude 2)

Special Thanks to:
Linda Frances Broder, Davis School of Gerontology
Helena Gaar, XIX Studios

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[AwesomeAnything]

'Get comfortable getting uncomfortable' I love that one.

[KellseyAlexHipo]

Seeing that 105 year old man makes me want to tear up, because... I don't know. It's just that he's seen so much in his life and he seems so wise that it just makes me me think about certain things.

[olayemifadahunsi]

"When you get a cheese burger, make sure to say, I want Cheese, and meat, and the bun"
Best advice ever. thanks bro

[JediMindTricks]

yoooo that hamburger advice is solid thanks bro

[praynmom]

"An intelligent mind is never bored." Words of wisdom from my Dad.

[Mysteriousheadlines]

The best advice I ever recieved was from my mom. She told me at a young age "If you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life." It has driven me forward to pursue a career in teaching and really find something I was passionate about

[XxDustxDustxX]

If you can't control it, if there is absolutely nothing you can do about it, let it go. It's not worth the stress. Especially when you have a million other things to worry about.

[vladkostin]

Notice that reality around you only shapes itself into reflection of your thoughts and feelings.

[Whimswirl]

I think the burger advice was actually pretty good, in the sense that you should learn early on to be specific about what you want. So you can get exactly what you want in life and not settle for something not quite it.

[WisemanxSmash]

I love this quote from Tim Minchin, "Respect people with less power then you. I don't care if you're the most powerful cat in the room, I will judge you on how you treat the least powerful."

[lochtessmonsterxoxo]

"Plan B distracts from Plan A." Whoa.

[christinaspiridou]

*"The way you perceive yourself, changes the way other people perceive you. Only when you learn to love yourself first, people will love you for who you really are."*

-My mom.

[stephaniek]

My advice is to say hello to the person next to you. It doesn't matter who they are, or who you are say hello.

[aaluz]

Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end.

[rachelnesss]

don't raise your voice, improve your argument

[ScrattleGG]

My advice to all of you. Try and see reason above all. It'll help you forgive, it'll help you aid, it'll help you understand, it'll help you avoiding problems as well as solving them.
No matter what someone might do they have their reasons. No matter how hard it is to see there is always a reason behind why someone does something. Good or bad. Try and always understand this. Even if someone is mean or angry, don't shy away form them. Do the opposite. Look straight at it. Always look straight at things; stare it into the eyes and you'll see the thought behind it. Once you can see a persons true intentions. Their true reason. Then you'll know them on an entirely different level.

[AngheXD]

"It's easier to give support than it is to pick somebody up off the floor"- I totally agree with this one! :)

[curiousmike]

Don't hang out with negative people. They will only bring you down.

[royal]

It's never too late to start but always too early to give up.

[bayleethompson]

Be a little kinder than is necessary, and do a little better than you have to.