109-Year-Old Veteran Shares His Secrets to a Long, Happy Life [VIDEO]

Meet Richard Overton, a spunky 109-year-old.

He's the oldest living World War II veteran, born in May 11, 1906.

Can you imagine all he has seen in his lifetime?

He's lived through the Great Depression, World War II, witnessed the changes of the automobile industry, saw the dawn of the internet world, among so much more!

This whiskey drinking, cigar smoking, ice cream loving man tells his biggest secrets on how to live a long life in this short film, Richard Overton.

"I've seen lots and lots of living. But I'm still living good, I ain't suffered or nothing. I still get what I want so I'm still living alright."

It's captivating to watch him describe the simple life he lives and the contentment and joy he possesses are quickly contagious.

Watching him describe his life and his daily activities bring an instant smile to your face.

He reminds us of what's really important in life, and really makes you think about the importance of living.

"If you give up, you're through! You just doubting yourself."

"I may give out, but I never give up."

Watch his full story in the video below. I guarantee you'll be glad you did!