We're All Addicted To Our Phones. Brad Upton

We're all addicted to our phones, or at least thats how Brad Upton feels in this clip form his second Dry Bar Comedy special. Whether it's needing it for directions, or just to store information the truth is we all suffer from phone addiction. Whether you're someone who is addicted to your phone or you're someone who remembers life before the internet this Dry Bar Comedy clip from Brad Upton is sure to have you laughing from start to finish.

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[allthingsnu]

He's just a naturally funny guy... like a member of the family who always has the funny stories.

[Spittin_Chiglets]

This guy is a gem! Funny as hell and not one curse word!

[CaitlinFarar]

Lol right! We didn’t tell our dad to get the phone because we wanted to LIVE!

[lemhanback]

Funny how the truth can be so funny when presented just right.😂😂😂

[noglenogle]

This was great. Cheered me up when I needed it.
Its nice he can make fun of himself. When he became the "big guy" trying to "sneak past".
Good job sir! Good job!

[TheOkieLife]

I wish I found Brad sooner... he's been doing comedy for over 30 years, and I just found out about him like 3 years ago?

[charlettea.p.kealoha]

I had a Great time, Aloha from Honolulu, Hawaii

[survivrs]

Damn, I guess I'm old. Not only do I remember the busy signal, it began with a rotary dial phone, only one in the house and it didn't move. You had to get up, walk however far it was and pick up the receiver. The cord gave you a reach of maybe 3 feet. We were on a party line which meant 8 homes shared the same phone line. My grandma loved to quietly pick up that receiver and listen for someone else's conversation. That was how gossip began back in the 70's. No caller ID either!

[jasonayres]

I like his comments on cameras.
Many years ago, when I had the ability to travel overseas, I was in awe of that mountain or that lake, and I *had* to take time to carefully take that photo.
Stop and "take it in".

I don't want a selfie in front of the awesome mountain /waterfall /Stone henge, etc.
I just want to remember the day I visited the thing!

[edithdlp]

So relatable. I am 47 years old, my teenagers ask me all the tine, mom, how did you manage to live without internet and cellphones? 2:45 same

[bonniebarbee]

Love 💕 this guy ! Would love 💕 to hear a full set !!

[scottmccloud]

Can't wait for his special to come out.

[cherylhymon]

Worth paying to see his Comedy show, if I'm ever somewhere he's performing, I'm going to see him, reality comedy.

[robryan]

Man I love Brad Upton! I have to make sure I don't fall out of my chair when I watch this guy

[anononnl]

All so true! Brad Upton is hilarious!

[kevinmacdonald]

Great way to wake up! Cup of coffee and Brad Upton...

[babyblue]

This guys Great!!! First time seeing him👍🏻😍

[Primalxbeast]

Why didn't you tell your dad to get the phone? Wow, even the idea that millennials or gen Zers might think that wasn't a suicidal option shows that they're growing up in a different reality. Today's kids commit actual crimes and get less punishment than kids used to get for just being disrespectful to an adult.

[toolrammsteindeftones]

Very funny. I'm glad I clicked to watch.

[KoshN]

When he said "Why didn't you tell your dad to go get the phone?

My World War II Marine Corps dad?!?"

I did a spit take with my coffee. 😂🤣😂