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

We asked 70 men of all ages: what is the most important thing you ever lost?

From 5-year-olds to 75-year-olds, take a look at what these guys of every consecutive age have to say about the things they just couldn't manage to hold on to.

Remember: "if you really love something, let it go."

- [Interviewer] What'sthe most important thingyou 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 andforgot to get it back.- My grandpa.- Um my Lammy.- My favorite shoes.- My grandmother.Yeah.

Cause she wascause she wasshe liked to party all thetime 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 herhair 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 namedDavid that I pushed away.- Friends.- My grandmother- My grandparents- My parents- My aunt- Like family members?- I didn't think I've lostanything important before- My old me.- No, I haven't lost anything.- Probably my mom- A parking space- or just,just losing my grandmotherswhen they passed away.- My brother- One passport.- Most of my patients.- My mother.- My mother- My faith- My mom- My father- My daughter.- My father.- Family.- I lost a mass cardfrom my brother's passing.- Our home burned down to the ground.- I've lost keys.- Time.- The ability to play piano.- My younger brother.- A sense of direction on vacation.- Family members.- My parents.- My brother.- Five carat diamond ring.- Some of the confidence of my children.- I would say some of my pets.