A comprehensive compilation of all the times Joe Rogan has talked about the great state of Connecticut.
If you liked this, check out this other Joe Rogan/Connecticut compilation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaX8d9zf-W8
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Two minutes and he's not wrong whatsoever about connecticut.i deal with this everyday.
It’s soooo bad don’t come.
First of all, how crude and lowly he talks about women, which speaks volumes about this guys character. I'll tell ya, at first…I wanted to go along with the crowd about CT. But the truth is that I feel very fortunate to live here. I was born in N.J. ❤…😂. Lots of judgement about that. But, my grandparents home was an hour from Manhattan. I certainly loved visiting them. So, I have a particular love for nj and NYC. But I have lived most my life in Connecticut though. I don't have people here, so I never felt I belonged. I was also extremely traumatized here, after moving and living in a small red neck- racist- small minded- Trump supporting- town called Colchester. It was my mother's ticket out of NJ hell, to marry a psychopath, i guess. I had spent years in therapy for cptsd and social anxiety as a result of that and more. Being adventurous, I moved to Hartford for 8 years. None of these red necks were ever seen again. Because they certainly wouldnt be caught anywhere where they conjured many fears and lies about people. Plus, I frequented the library anyway, where they wouldn't be found. Although, I don't regret the eye opening experience of Hartford…along with the many perks…there was a suppressing extreme divide between the rich and the poor. You could walk ten minutes and see bars on apartment Windows. OR in the other direction, and see mini mansions in West Hartford. Most the people were generally good people there though. Diverse. But I had been mistreated at the community college….and had my life threatened all because I was white. So, I moved on the west end…where all was truly well for a number of years. But my experience of being harassed was a secular set of incidents. There certainly was perks! Hartford Stage…museums….live music…community gardens…little spanish grocery stores…diversity…community gardens. But then I succumbed to my own inability to rise up, and so Hartford swallowed me in poverty. It also supported me though too. And i will never forget that! I had no way out though. I thought….how could I lose all my life in a place like Connecticut???? I don't fit in. I was traumatized and lonely here. Everybody is cold. Sorry but I'm not a history person to enjoy all the historical societies here…. YET what can I say? I like whats familiar. And im an introvert myself. I always thought that the good parts of Connecticut were prestigous. I love the ocean. I love being a couple hours from NYC, where I visit the Bronx zoo, museums, see concerts, and get a tremendous dose of diversity. I love the New England seasons here in CT though. The Parks and Rivers. And trails. Fall folliage. Spring peepers and budding trees. I mean? I count my blessings that I don't live in Kansas. Missouri. Alabama. Iowa. I could go on! There's no tornados here. I can drive across the state. Apple Orchards and little town carnivals. Mystic Sea Port. Yale. Sure, the insurance capital is annoying. But… I mean, we make our own life no matter where we live, but I think CT is respectful, and it is surrounded by everything. Thank God it's NOT a red state. To me, I'm happy with reading a good book…or gardening…going to a movie….for a bike ride….or camping….or seeing a live play. It's all here and more. So, why leave? Everybody leaves to either escape trauma or to go someplace they think is simply better. But is it? California has a shit load of homeless that can't afford to live. You cant afford Hawaii either. I always believed that running from your problems is not the answer! You have to face them or else they will follow you no matter where you live. I'm glad I didn't move therefore. Because….I now live in Middletown! And I reside with a highly educated friend too. (He's a Doctor.) Speaking of which. Does Rogan mention at all???? The private schools in CT? Affluent communities? Or how about just some of the Rolling hill views here that can take your breath away? It's a mix! And maybe I never moved anywhere else.. but I've traveled a little. And theres always more traveling to do. That's enough for me. And when I get some more education under my belt, I hope to be a content middle class. If at that point I have kids? I surely will teach them to be independent and not use others as a ticket out of hell. But still, in a lot of ways… I'm lucky and glad that I lived in CT. It was here that I found myself and my purpose. And I don't need much more than that.
It even That bad after I tried South Carolina this state is dead other than nature
Look t this house