Close the Door, We're Talking

In this episode, Juan talks about what it's like to be dead broke, being an inadequate father, and his experiences with cocaine. The video used in this episode was originally posted by  @BiblicalContentSharingVideos  Content Sharing Videos https://youtu.be/6Nm6kHgJ8nI?si=H5TXy_6TEttPA1TnThis podcast was brought to you by Breath-Flow~Elevate your breeze!

In this episode, Juan Jimenez talks about getting older at only 30, dealing with back problems, inflation, and appreciating the things we used to take for granted.Then Juan takes a look at some questionable pictures of strangers and gives his honest—and hilarious—opinions on them.

In this episode, Juan talks about his journey into comedy and what led him to finally step onstage. He shares stories from his first open mics, bombing, learning joke structure, and trying to find his own voice as a comedian. Along the way, he looks back at his childhood, his struggles with fitting in and seeking approval, and how those experiences followed him into adulthood. Ultimately, it’s a personal and funny look at where he came from, where he is now, and his journey of becoming both a comedian and himself.

In this episode of Close the Door, We’re Talking, Juan takes a look back at some of the wild, funny, and unexpected experiences from the different jobs he had before becoming a plumber and pursuing comedy. From getting arrested on Christmas to some questionable decisions on the job, Juan shares stories from his past that shaped who he is today.

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