Comedian Dustin Nickerson explained why he is somehow both old and young at the same time. The popular funnyman stated that, given his age, he is in a transitional phase of his life, making him a little bit old while also still being somewhat young. Watch the short clip to hear Dustin hilariously state why he describes himself as both an old man and a young guy.

Does anyone enjoy getting older? Of course, nearly everyone would answer that with an emphatic no. As far as most people are concerned, our calendars are only 364 days, with their birthdays somehow never making it into the calendar. Those dates are nothing more than an in-your-face reminder that you are getting older. No one wants that.

While we may not like or enjoy our birthdays, they are an inevitable part of life. They are going to happen whether we like it or not. Understanding that aging is an unavoidable process that everyone experiences, why not make the most of it? What other choice do we really have? We all get older every year, every day, every minute and every second.

See, don’t you feel better?

In a clip posted on YouTube, Dustin mentioned that being in his 30s, he is at a point in his life where he’s not really young but he’s not too terribly old, either. He is, as he states, in a transitional phase. He has found himself exhibiting a mix of both kinds of behavior – that of an older person and that of an individual in a younger age bracket.

“I’m in my 30s,” he said. “Thirties is not old. However, it is the start of old. I got a little bit of young in me, and a little bit of old. I’m in transition, alright? I still get excited about concerts. I also get excited about Kohl’s Cash.”

Later in the clip, he hilariously admonishes a buddy for doing something that he knew he shouldn’t have been doing at his age. His friend mentioned that he was unable to play basketball this week because he threw out his back while folding a sheet.

“I was like, ‘Come on, you’re 35, you know you can’t be doing that by yourself anymore,’” he said. ‘You free-soloed a sheet? Are you insane?’”

Psalm 90:10 “The measure of our life is 70 years; and if through strength it may be 80 years, its pride is only trouble and sorrow, for it comes to an end quickly and we are quickly gone.”