Joe Rogan: Never Count Bert Kreischer Out

[edschmid]

It just goes to show you that confidence and sheer willpower really are borderline supernatural forces if you can harness them.

[haydenhendricks]

“i’m just gonna do it” was LITERALLY BERT WTF😭😭

[mxstunkxwn]

Even though I despise the man, the sociopathic willpower of Bert is pretty impressive ngl.

[Jefafa]

Confidence is just a feeling you have before you fully understand the situation.

[brodyjames]

Bert is something else and I like that he is exactly that

[meiguoren]

Joe is confident that he's a comedian.

[Americangrifter]

My favorite part of this story is I just heard the new episode that Bert said he was thinking of Harriet Tubman the whole marathon!

[bandit_six]

Bert is an outlier. Nobody should look at him as a role model. But also, everyone could absolutely be inspired by him

[jackdetweiler]

Bert’s father was also an incredible athlete when he was young. Bert is a top tier athlete. He just likes to party.

[jameslinden]

Bert McChrysler is Florida Man personified!

[JWoodcock]

I truly do believe that even Joe and Tom are still trying to figure Bert out 😂

[StayMobileAutoMechanix]

Doing it works better than letting people manage your success

[jakedargis]

confidence may get you hurt; It always provides respect for you n your people. never bitch out always stick to yo word n you’ll have respect in this world ❤

[patrickvelazquez]

high level athlete that got devoured by Bert and now he’s unexpectedly good at most sports

[alexshtyn]

Delusion is a hell of a thing, and sometimes you need some to achieve feats that are beyond you.

[fueldbyirony]

People like to tease Bert and a lot of “fans” just unnecessarily tear into him but he just ignores all the negativity and legit puts his mind to and applies to what his does comedy included inspite of people pointing out how he’s not funny he proves he’s atleast funny enough to be a successful comedian

[axel_r_]

The sad part is everyone "know" we will lose Bert soon 😢 or... never count him out!

[CodeNameLea]

Confidence won't kill you unless it turns into arrogance

[CM-oulx]

I think Bert is actually extremely usual. Tons of people do marathons with no training. You run 13-15 minute miles, basically just faster than walking and then you occasionally walk. 5-6 hours later you have an accomplished a marathon. How you hold up during the marathon, recovery, speed, and complications are what you’re training for.

[RS-orkd]

Brett Kressler is an unusual specimen.