70 Men Ages 5-75: What Is The Most Important Thing You Ever Lost?

[Interviewer] What's the most important thing

you ever lost?

Find the cry for toy.

I haven't lost anything.

I've lost toys and things like that,

but nothing that's really important to me.

My favorite toy,

my mom threw it away and forgot to get it back.

My grandpa.

Um my Lammy.

My favorite shoes.

My grandmother.

Yeah. Cause she was

cause she was

she liked to party all the time and then Thanksgiving.

Oh my gosh.

She was the best.

My dog, Bella.

Probably my cat.

An iPod.

My Air Pods.

My grandma.

My little sister.

My aunt.

I'd say my grandma.

Fortunately, I haven't lost anything.

My dad.

Oh my grandparents.

My girlfriend once gave me one of her

hair ties as a remembrance. And I lost that.

My dad

I guess me and a very bad relationship.

My mom.

[laughs]

I think maybe my virginity.

An ex boyfriend named David that I pushed away.

Friends.

My grandmother

My grandparents

My grandmother.

My grandmother

My grandmother

My parents

My aunt

Like family members?

I didn't think I've lost anything important before

My old me.

No, I haven't lost anything.

Probably my mom

A parking space

My dad

or just,

just losing my grandmothers when they passed away.

My brother

One passport.

Most of my patients.

My mother.

My mother

My dad

My faith

My mom

My father

My daughter.

My father.

Friends.

Family.

I lost a mass card

from my brother's passing.

Our home burned down to the ground.

I've lost keys.

Time.

The ability to play piano.

My mom.

My younger brother.

A sense of direction on vacation.

Family members.

My parents.

My mom.

My mother.

My mother.

My brother.

Five carat diamond ring.

Some of the confidence of my children.

I would say some of my pets.