@@dizzysdoings lol, just like vegans should protest outside vegetable farms as animals still get removed for wanting to eat them 🤷♀️ my friend lived near such farms and confirmed it. I said it was crazy
@@trixmania it amazes me to here some of the things people believe. I have chickens and sell my excess eggs. I've had people not want to buy them because they come out of the chicken's butt. Don't know where they think the ones in the store come from.
@@dizzysdoings chocolate milk comes from cows.... yeah I grew up on a hobby farm so I know the truth, but these city folk who never set foot out of the city, I no words to nicely describe their ideas. Like not every egg becomes a chicken and most animals who feel pain know how to use their legs, real well. After all, my step father decided to hit a horse with a halter from behind and came back with a black eye (no sympathy, I'm no contact now). Makes me wonder what they teach in schools and what they should be teaching instead. I don't care what people eat, as long as within the law and they mind their own business but the logic these days is mind bottling
@@JennyZinaTavares it was over 40 years ago when I had them. I don't remember now where I got them from. Don't know if you could maybe find them online or not, but it's worth a try.
Yes we can't grow enough food in our small backyard for a family of 2 let alone kid yes chicken nuggets, have any of killed chickens and plucked feathers and clean them, everyother Sunday we did that was pretty good at it and fish too. So in someone's small backyard to can't feed your family, great fresh veggies and fruit, but all farmers and dairyman is where your food comes from, and the manufacturers get their products from farmers. Open a bag of chip and figure out how many steps to get in that bag
Most people look down on farmers because they think they are dirt poor, uneducated hillbillies. Yet, many farmers depending upon the generation of the family are incredibly wealthy.
TRUE but as unfair as it may be the stigma against sanitation workers does make some sense, the "ick factor". Farming is much more OBVIOUSLY important so only a person with no common sense would look down on someone for being a farmer. And what is more ANY job serves a purpose and a mother in law has no right to belittle her daughter in law for ANY job she does. How is this for a "rule of thumb". If treating your son's wife a certain way would cause you to get beaten up by your son if you were a man and not related to him then you had best not act that way either.
I saw one of our refuse collectors the other day and smiled and thanked him as I walked past. The look on his face was of shock and one of his workmates called to him asking "did she actually thank you?" " yeah and she smiled at me" was his answer. Another guy said bloody hell Mark this day on the calendar. I hope they were joking and it wasn't a serious chat. I'd be so sad and pissed if they really aren't thanked. I thank everyone who helps me. Stranger on the street, shop worker, wait staff hospital and doctors everyone.
@@Zurround personally I find the ick factor in having to deal with no sanitation workers grosser than those willing enough to do the literal shit job of making sure our homes and communities stay hygienic and don't become biohazards. 😂😂
When I was just a teenager my mom and I heard a woman talking to another person about the fact we didn't need farmers. My mom practically had to drag me away because I was going to set the record straight.
I grew up on a 250 +/- acre farm. We never had any money to speak of, especially for things not needed. But when it came to eating, o my goodness, we ate like we were rich. But then again, I guess it depends on what you think "eating well" means. Breakfast always had meat, from pork chops, bacon to ham. Home made biscuits and gravy, eggs, fresh butter, honey from our hives to home made apple butter. Lunch was always good and supper was as great as breakfast. Having some cattle, chickens and a few pigs always ment we had meat. A very large garden and then canning ment a cellar full of food along with fresh alot if the year. Grew corn and beans for profit and Hay for the cows. Looking back on everything I am proud of my grandparents and my mom. It's kinda funny now, everyone trying to learn how to live off grid and be self-sufficient. Lol, we just just called it growing up and life on a small farm. Stay strong brothers.
I grew up on a ‘hobby farm’ and sure we were poor but at least we ate well and I learned how much better animals were than certain people as friends. Personal maturity wasn’t exactly delayed also when it came to work ethic and taking responsibility for individual actions. I get the job done without stress or complaining in my current career based of learning that things need to be done stoically or they won’t get done right
Some of the best times I had were I had on my aunt and uncles farm during the summer. My aunt had 5 son's and never got her little girl so she spoiled me rotten. I think my green thumb came from her.
It's so crazy seeing stories where farmers are considered poor. Large scale farming is not a cheap operation. They drop tens of thousands on equipment on a regular basis.
Indeed. My late Dad would buy second hand farm equipment for our half-section farm (near Beulah, Manitoba, Canada). We raised beef cattle for market and some wheat while the rest of the farm grew hay for the cattle and we had chickens for eggs and meat.
Announcement given that so many people look down on farmers. The farmers have decided to close their farms. As of now they will only be producing food for their own use. If this happened how long would the human species go on for.
That really is hitting home for a lot of us lately too, isn't it? If farmers can't afford to farm and grow the items we need what are we going to do? My daughter has started growing a garden and raising chickens, she was saying yesterday she's planning on buying a cow for milk. I never realized the amount of things you depend on milk for.. Butter and yogurt are just a couple of the items. I found out yesterday you are allowed to have 1 cow (mini cow) in city limits as long as you have a large enough yard for one... Amazing what you can do when you have children that you need to feed. So proud of her.
As the wife of a trucker that hauls almost entirely meat, produce, & other food items, thank you for saying that! SO many people think farmers & truckers aren't needed when in fact, without them people wouldn't eat!
What MIL apparently didn't know is that the vast majority of farmers are millionaires. And the largest sector of millionaires are farmers. Granted, they don't drive Bentleys, but usually old pickup trucks. But then again, that's why they are millionaires. They don't spend money to show off their wealth, but put it back into their farms.
Farmers may be very wealthy on paper, but a lot of their wealth is sunk into land and equipment. And they are vulnerable to huge losses when crops fail due to factors outside their control, notably extreme weather events.
Zuzax Must be in USA as I wouldn't say a lot of UK 🇬🇧 farmers are millonares . A lot of farms here have gone under .More when we were in the European Union. Had to obey there stupid rules . As well as the UK government rules on farming as well . The EU rules over rid our government rules But now we're out of it . There's a better future for our farmers . More so beef and sheep farmers
@@jeannettehope670 That is the case with most millionaires, and even billionaires. Most of their wealth is in real estate, businesses, or in stocks, which are valued based on a business's hard assets, like real estate. Your point about losing a crop is valid, but the same could be said about any business. If you own a textile mill, making designer clothing, and your mill burns down, what then? Of course, many farmers are under pressure because they have to buy new seed and fertilizer, etc. each year. There are some that are starting to go back to a less chemical dependent method (rotating crops, more natural fertilizers and pest control), but it can limit their profits. This will come into play next year due to Russia stopping fertilizer exports.
In the food industry, farms are the most important part of it. Without farms, we wouldn't have any fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy products. Many people who do what this mother in law did have a hard time dealing with losing their source for ingredients. Farms are too important for us as a people. Businesses that rely on farms for their products can go bankrupt really fast or go down in business because the products made don't have the same taste as it once had before.
The moral of this story is to never mess with your supplier's daughter you never know when that deal will end. And it doesn't matter if your son marries into the companies name or anything. But if you are going to be a shitty MIL you deserve what you get.
Your know what would've made an epic detail in the "AFTER THAT" segment? Imagine this: "We learned that Victor's mom did find a job at a Hasbro factory....making parts for Mr. and Mrs. Potato Heads!" Or....or how about this?! "We heard that Victor's mom managed to get a job at Disney World's Toy Story Mania...as Mrs. Potato Head!"
My mom's parents and my dad's grandparents were farmers, I respect everyone who works the land to produce food for others. It's hard and doesn't pay a whole lot, and you're pretty much tied to it year round. It takes a special dedication and that's laudable.
Farmers are some of the hardest working people around and they might not even get a return! I can't imagine the mindset of anyone who looks down on a farmer; they're a crucial part of society! 🙏🙏🙏
We aren't farmers, but literally have a field in the back yard (corn this year). I'm with you though. I defend farmers (& rural people in general) whenever the opportunity presents itself!
Wow, the husband actually defends his wife from the Mil's caustic comments, and kicks her out of the house! The ending with Diana and the spud, I would have said to her 'Oh mom'....'Yes?...........here's a potato in case you get hungry, and don't eat it all at once'.....lol
I do NOT understand why ANYONE would look down at farmers. To the contrary, there are at least two reasons why we all should respect farmers: 1. Farmers grow our food, without which we would all starve. 2. Farming is very hard work, and we should respect those who labor for their income.
Farmers daughter had a remarkable lot of restrain, I'm not sure what I would have done to mil. F.D. got her good in the end. She was lucky to have such a supporting hubby and not a sniveling mama's boy.
Who in their right mind thinks they can put a raw potato on somebody's plate and then demand they eat it this shows a big chunk of her brain is missing, I can't believe no one threw the potato at her and everyone else just sat there and let her act like that it's insane. If she ever had any conversations with her daughter-in-law she would have known she was educated
While I personally love raw potato slices dipped in tajin seasoning if someone did this to me at a party to look down on me(gardener/lots of family who are farmers) or farmers would have had me pick up that raw potato and have it chucked at her head.
*Sees fancy new transition screen* AH! THE 90S! Ok seriously though it's pretty cool. And why do people not know that modern farmers are typically large-scale operations? Maybe it's because I live in Farmville but have you ever seen a combine? A thresher? Any of that? Do you have ANY idea how much that crap costs?!
My mom was raised on a farm with her brothers that are farmers, my step father is a farmer. They raised cattle and pigs and planted vegetables, plant wheat, soy beans, feed for cattle, bail hay. I was partly raised on a farm during the summer, I help my uncle's out on their farm and ranch, with the livestock and garden, feeding the chickens, work in the fields. It's alot of work but it's worth every bit of it and alot of fresh country air.
For everything I perceive as food, I try to imagine all of the steps to get that food from the initial planting or animal birth all the way to it sitting on my plate ready to eat. I appreciate every single person involved in those steps for their hard work and dedication. Even that fast food worker who just builds burgers is still part of the pipeline from farm to table. Please respect anyone who works in or is involved with the food industry. It's hard work, but somebody has to do it.
Farmers and dairy families are the the best people in the world because we're try our best to feed people not politicians they just take money they don't WORK FOR
I think she knew the maiden name. She doesn't pay attention, especially since she doesn't really do anything with the family business she married into.
I'm thankful to all the farmers, they are the reason for our healthy growth. They know nature and nature is life for all of us. The hard work of the farmers led us to have long lives. I'm very grateful to them.😌
I would go bonkers with these MIL's I was an airline pilot and I assured you I put on my trousers one leg at a time the same as everyone else. Status is a state of mind if you have nothing else to fill your brain with then status might matter. But in reality it matters nothing. Be kind and generous and helpful and you will have a better life.
And this, my internet brothers and sisters, is why you never talk down to someone. What if they are your boss? What if they are far richer then you think? What if, like the story, they help your business? Great others how you want to be treated, even if they aren’t as fortunate as you.
Anyone else imagine Diana's parents and Victor hopping in place like athletes and boxers do before a game/match while talking about taking down Marissa?
Once again, I would really enjoy these stories more if the writers did some research. Eviction is MUCH more complicated than just telling someone to leave. Victor could have been sued for quite a bit of money for his actions.
He could not be sued at all, the company might have been but it depends on the contract. If it is owned by the company, and the agreement was with his father or there was no agreement, the company could not have been sued for any amount, as she was squatting. Immediate eviction is well within his right.
@@TheBaumcm oh he could even if she was technically squatting, there’s something called Squatters right. You can’t just kick a long term tenant out of the house.
now that ive listened to more: Its company property and she is no longer an employee. Since he is firing for cause, she is required to leave company property immediatly. this is the one story where immediate removal might be legit. But yes you are right they do this in every story and its usually wildly illegal.
@@Gopherzooka Some of that depends on where you live, since tenant rights are a state issue, but if you want someone to leave, and they refuse to, you still have to take certain legal steps. You are right, if the residency was based on employment, that might vary some, depending on the employment contract.
I remember my potential MIL trying to do that kind o crap. What she did not realize was that I came from an old Southern family with a history of kindness to their former slaves, who rescued the silverware and the carriage horses. The rest was burnt.
I don't get it. Why would they let it go on this long without calling out his mom for being such a rotten person? The first time she talked badly to the wife, he should have shut her down and not let it go on for so long.
I love how the rich look down on farmers because it's manual labor... They don't realize that the cost of farmers equipment is freaking astronomical. A single tire for a modern tractor can be over 100k. Don't mock farmers for manual labor.... Those MFs are tough as nails and can be just as wealthy as a doctor.
The fact is that almost EVERYTHING needed to farm is very expensive, with no guarantee of a payday at the end of the season! Many are millionaires on paper, but to benefit from it would have to sell their farms & equipment & therefore, their livelihood. It's also why it's so hard to get in to farming.....it all costs SO much!
@@wendymonkelien-brown579 exactly that's why it's becoming a lost "trade" for lack of a better word. It's getting to the point that the only ones that can do it, because of cost, are corporations. They are the only ones that can keep up with the cost of and maintenance of the equipment. Especially when you consider manufacturers of the equipment are putting proprietary legalize on every aspect of the equipment and require THEIR techs to fix anything.
I live in a rural county in lower Alabama. As of 2020 there were less than 27,000 people in the whole county. Lots of farms, fields and cattle in the pastures. If it weren't for farmers alot of folks would starve.
I have always fought tooth and nail for the family farmer . Big corporate farms like Monsanto is killing people with GMOs . But I defend the family farmer .
The solution of this story made no sense. Op didn't need her parents to cancel the contract with her husband's company. He already owned his company and had the authority to fire his mother. It served no purpose to cancel contracts.
Sounds like, while he owned the company on paper, no one really listened to him and they all deferred to his mom. Once the company took a major loss due to mom's behavior, he could use that fact to take control. "You let her run things, see what happened?"
My family has a small place where they grow our own vegetables and has a few fruit trees,it wasn't big, but it a huge to maintain it,so big respect to those whose maintain bigger and smaller fields and that includes farmers.:)
Potatoes are so yummy and extremely versatile. There's so many ways to cook them. I grew up on ranches raising beef cattle. I'm an old lady now, but a nice steak with a big old Idaho baked potato is still my favorite meal.
Does this woman think their supplies magically pops out of thin air? If farmers went in strike most of us would die of starvation long before WE could grow anything worth eating.
Pretty dang sure potatoes HAVE to be cooked in some way because they're dangerous raw. I have to admit that I was rooting for the DIL to hit her with that potato, but yeah, have to agree that it'd be a waste of potato. Also? Even if you mostly eat meat, your meat probably eats something grown on a farm. We all depend on farms.
As interesting as this sounds, you cannot out some of the board of a company without compensation. A contract cannot be broken just like that, there are penalties. This is like 3 different lawsuits piled up. Also, the IRS is going to have a talk with him about using a domestic property (house) as a company asset and then liquidate it without share the revenue with the shareholders
I'd rather marry a farmer!! They have brains...Hahahahahahahahahaha I'd also arrive at the dinner in overalls and rubber boots with cow pooh on them!!! My family are dairy farmers!!
I was very lucky that my MIL, daughter of 3 generation German farmer's. The family farm, with 5 brothers running it , sold out to developers as the towns were not adhering to farm tax rates. They tried to sue all the farmers into paying for the infrastructure. The developers and city's lost. Million upon million of acres of prime farm land made into mcmansion. UGGGG. I really never realized how hard farming is and the tech associated modern farms. Hard working people. Smart people. But most live in levies, T shirts and Carhartt. Clothes made to feel comfortable in and last year's. City life does not impress most of them. This story proves it
@@patrikbengtsson3883 he's got a point though. As controversial as they are, most of the farmers were I live like the windmills on their land. It provides a bit of a cushion for the years that things don't go well ...
Okay, all of us who like potato chips whether store bought or homemade, it all comes down to a good and bountiful potato crop. That goes for all farmers, ranchers, and those who go out on boats to catch fish and seafood. Thanks and respect to you all.
Growing up in a rural area and working on farms helped me to build character. I'd like to see how that MIL does when the supermarket shelves are empty.
Why do people seem to forget about truckers as well?!? My dad was a trucker for 40+ years and I appreciate him and all truckers, farmers, sanitation workers and the working person period!
Who in their wrong mind would look down on the backbone of our tables, those who fill our plates, bowls, bellies and ovens with delicious, nutritious food and ingredients for food? Farmers! We salute you!
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I never considered that farmers could be looked down on. They're literally the reason why we are alive. Thank you, farmers.
Unfortunately, not everyone realizes where food comes from. They seem to think it just appears in the store.
@@dizzysdoings lol, just like vegans should protest outside vegetable farms as animals still get removed for wanting to eat them 🤷♀️ my friend lived near such farms and confirmed it. I said it was crazy
@@trixmania it amazes me to here some of the things people believe.
I have chickens and sell my excess eggs. I've had people not want to buy them because they come out of the chicken's butt. Don't know where they think the ones in the store come from.
@@dizzysdoings chocolate milk comes from cows.... yeah I grew up on a hobby farm so I know the truth, but these city folk who never set foot out of the city, I no words to nicely describe their ideas. Like not every egg becomes a chicken and most animals who feel pain know how to use their legs, real well. After all, my step father decided to hit a horse with a halter from behind and came back with a black eye (no sympathy, I'm no contact now). Makes me wonder what they teach in schools and what they should be teaching instead. I don't care what people eat, as long as within the law and they mind their own business but the logic these days is mind bottling
@@dizzysdoings I will neverforget a high school girl I knew legit thought that. She thought farms were worthless cause stores have all the food.
I used to have 2 bumper stickers. One said, NO FARMERS/NO FOOD. The other said, WHEN YOU COMPLAIN ABOUT THE FARMERS, DON'T TALK WITH YOUR MOUTH FULL.
Love it!!!! Hahahahahahahahahaha
Love that second one !
Damn! I love these.
Love to know where you got them.
@@JennyZinaTavares it was over 40 years ago when I had them. I don't remember now where I got them from. Don't know if you could maybe find them online or not, but it's worth a try.
I appreciate all that farmers do to grow the crops that end up on our dinner plates. Thanks, I couldn't live without you.
Yes we can't grow enough food in our small backyard for a family of 2 let alone kid yes chicken nuggets, have any of killed chickens and plucked feathers and clean them, everyother Sunday we did that was pretty good at it and fish too. So in someone's small backyard to can't feed your family, great fresh veggies and fruit, but all farmers and dairyman is where your food comes from, and the manufacturers get their products from farmers. Open a bag of chip and figure out how many steps to get in that bag
Yes. Thank you farmers for all you do. 🙏🏻👨🏻🌾👩🏼🌾🧑🏾🌾
Most people look down on farmers because they think they are dirt poor, uneducated hillbillies. Yet, many farmers depending upon the generation of the family are incredibly wealthy.
@@TiffWaffles not to mention many farmers have higher education (ie college degrees) it just benefits them to have them
Full props to the husband for being exponentially better than his mother
Farmers and sanitation workers. The 2 most important jobs in society. Those who look down on them are fools
Amen to that!
TRUE but as unfair as it may be the stigma against sanitation workers does make some sense, the "ick factor". Farming is much more OBVIOUSLY important so only a person with no common sense would look down on someone for being a farmer. And what is more ANY job serves a purpose and a mother in law has no right to belittle her daughter in law for ANY job she does.
How is this for a "rule of thumb". If treating your son's wife a certain way would cause you to get beaten up by your son if you were a man and not related to him then you had best not act that way either.
Yeah,they have the power to end mankind if they work together
I saw one of our refuse collectors the other day and smiled and thanked him as I walked past. The look on his face was of shock and one of his workmates called to him asking "did she actually thank you?" " yeah and she smiled at me" was his answer. Another guy said bloody hell Mark this day on the calendar. I hope they were joking and it wasn't a serious chat. I'd be so sad and pissed if they really aren't thanked. I thank everyone who helps me. Stranger on the street, shop worker, wait staff hospital and doctors everyone.
@@Zurround personally I find the ick factor in having to deal with no sanitation workers grosser than those willing enough to do the literal shit job of making sure our homes and communities stay hygienic and don't become biohazards. 😂😂
When I was just a teenager my mom and I heard a woman talking to another person about the fact we didn't need farmers. My mom practically had to drag me away because I was going to set the record straight.
Those idiots must have been eating junk food all the time.
That's crazy who would think that
We all need to stand with farmers
Without farmers. We have no staple foods, no fruits, no herbs and much more. So grateful with them.
My grandfather was a farmer. He was an awesome man. I got to spend time on the family farm every now and then. I loved it.
I grew up on a 250 +/- acre farm. We never had any money to speak of, especially for things not needed. But when it came to eating, o my goodness, we ate like we were rich. But then again, I guess it depends on what you think "eating well" means. Breakfast always had meat, from pork chops, bacon to ham. Home made biscuits and gravy, eggs, fresh butter, honey from our hives to home made apple butter.
Lunch was always good and supper was as great as breakfast.
Having some cattle, chickens and a few pigs always ment we had meat. A very large garden and then canning ment a cellar full of food along with fresh alot if the year. Grew corn and beans for profit and Hay for the cows.
Looking back on everything I am proud of my grandparents and my mom.
It's kinda funny now, everyone trying to learn how to live off grid and be self-sufficient.
Lol, we just just called it growing up and life on a small farm.
Stay strong brothers.
Sounds like a great place.
U lucky to grow in a farm
All so fresh.
That sounds amazingly delicious. I'm jealous, I went hungry a lot growing up. Being able to grow your own food is something I can only dream of.
I grew up on a ‘hobby farm’ and sure we were poor but at least we ate well and I learned how much better animals were than certain people as friends.
Personal maturity wasn’t exactly delayed also when it came to work ethic and taking responsibility for individual actions.
I get the job done without stress or complaining in my current career based of learning that things need to be done stoically or they won’t get done right
Some of the best times I had were I had on my aunt and uncles farm during the summer. My aunt had 5 son's and never got her little girl so she spoiled me rotten. I think my green thumb came from her.
It's so crazy seeing stories where farmers are considered poor. Large scale farming is not a cheap operation. They drop tens of thousands on equipment on a regular basis.
It's a common assumption sadly, some wealthy people are arrogant many farmers are wealthier than them
Indeed. My late Dad would buy second hand farm equipment for our half-section farm (near Beulah, Manitoba, Canada). We raised beef cattle for market and some wheat while the rest of the farm grew hay for the cattle and we had chickens for eggs and meat.
My husbands side of the family is farmers. And they are VERY wealthy. They are not cooperate owned.
Yeah, have you priced tractors or harvesters lately? They ain't cheap!
Announcement given that so many people look down on farmers. The farmers have decided to close their farms. As of now they will only be producing food for their own use. If this happened how long would the human species go on for.
Never mess with farmers or truckers because, if they don't work, WE DON'T EAT!
That really is hitting home for a lot of us lately too, isn't it? If farmers can't afford to farm and grow the items we need what are we going to do? My daughter has started growing a garden and raising chickens, she was saying yesterday she's planning on buying a cow for milk. I never realized the amount of things you depend on milk for.. Butter and yogurt are just a couple of the items. I found out yesterday you are allowed to have 1 cow (mini cow) in city limits as long as you have a large enough yard for one... Amazing what you can do when you have children that you need to feed. So proud of her.
As the wife of a trucker that hauls almost entirely meat, produce, & other food items, thank you for saying that! SO many people think farmers & truckers aren't needed when in fact, without them people wouldn't eat!
What MIL apparently didn't know is that the vast majority of farmers are millionaires. And the largest sector of millionaires are farmers. Granted, they don't drive Bentleys, but usually old pickup trucks. But then again, that's why they are millionaires. They don't spend money to show off their wealth, but put it back into their farms.
Exactly. I don't know how much a new combine costs, but I know they ain't cheap!
Farmers may be very wealthy on paper, but a lot of their wealth is sunk into land and equipment. And they are vulnerable to huge losses when crops fail due to factors outside their control, notably extreme weather events.
Zuzax Must be in USA as I wouldn't say a lot of UK 🇬🇧 farmers are millonares . A lot of farms here have gone under .More when we were in the European Union. Had to obey there stupid rules . As well as the UK government rules on farming as well . The EU rules over rid our government rules But now we're out of it . There's a better future for our farmers . More so beef and sheep farmers
@@dizzysdoings IIRC, a small combine runs half a million USD or more.
@@jeannettehope670 That is the case with most millionaires, and even billionaires. Most of their wealth is in real estate, businesses, or in stocks, which are valued based on a business's hard assets, like real estate.
Your point about losing a crop is valid, but the same could be said about any business. If you own a textile mill, making designer clothing, and your mill burns down, what then?
Of course, many farmers are under pressure because they have to buy new seed and fertilizer, etc. each year. There are some that are starting to go back to a less chemical dependent method (rotating crops, more natural fertilizers and pest control), but it can limit their profits. This will come into play next year due to Russia stopping fertilizer exports.
In the food industry, farms are the most important part of it. Without farms, we wouldn't have any fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy products.
Many people who do what this mother in law did have a hard time dealing with losing their source for ingredients. Farms are too important for us as a people. Businesses that rely on farms for their products can go bankrupt really fast or go down in business because the products made don't have the same taste as it once had before.
The moral of this story is to never mess with your supplier's daughter you never know when that deal will end. And it doesn't matter if your son marries into the companies name or anything. But if you are going to be a shitty MIL you deserve what you get.
The moral of the story is to be nice to everyone regardless
I love potatoes. I appreciate the farmers who grow them and harvest them. They work so hard for us to be able to have them for many good meals.
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I have a lot of potato recipes gathered over the years, simply because I too love potatoes. The varieties and recipes are almost endless.
All hail the farmers. They provide all foods. Meats and veggies! Thanks to all farmers for your hard work. 👍
Your know what would've made an epic detail in the "AFTER THAT" segment? Imagine this:
"We learned that Victor's mom did find a job at a Hasbro factory....making parts for Mr. and Mrs. Potato Heads!"
Or....or how about this?!
"We heard that Victor's mom managed to get a job at Disney World's Toy Story Mania...as Mrs. Potato Head!"
Hmmm no. More like she had to take a job at the Meadow Valley Farms warehouse, sorting potatoes for the new buyer's orders.
That is just plain rude
Why would anyone who makes TV dinners look down on farmers? You have no business without them…
My mom's parents and my dad's grandparents were farmers, I respect everyone who works the land to produce food for others. It's hard and doesn't pay a whole lot, and you're pretty much tied to it year round. It takes a special dedication and that's laudable.
This is great! I live in a farming state so I hate people looking down on farmers!
only idiots and snobs look down on farmers
Farmers are some of the hardest working people around and they might not even get a return! I can't imagine the mindset of anyone who looks down on a farmer; they're a crucial part of society! 🙏🙏🙏
We aren't farmers, but literally have a field in the back yard (corn this year). I'm with you though. I defend farmers (& rural people in general) whenever the opportunity presents itself!
Wow, the husband actually defends his wife from the Mil's caustic comments, and kicks her out of the house!
The ending with Diana and the spud, I would have said to her 'Oh mom'....'Yes?...........here's a potato in case you get hungry, and don't eat it all at once'.....lol
I do NOT understand why ANYONE would look down at farmers.
To the contrary, there are at least two reasons why we all should respect farmers:
1. Farmers grow our food, without which we would all starve.
2. Farming is very hard work, and we should respect those who labor for their income.
Farmers are live!! We get the food from them. Screw that mother in law for looking down at people like farmers!!
If she treated her more decently she would’ve still been their supplier for their company but that’s Marissa’s fault not hers
Who even makes fun of farmers like this? I grow vegetables myself and no one's ever said anything beyond 'they look delicious'.
My man Victor's a straight keeper
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Farmers daughter had a remarkable lot of restrain, I'm not sure what I would have done to mil. F.D. got her good in the end. She was lucky to have such a supporting hubby and not a sniveling mama's boy.
I'm glad I get a third apple text every day. Makes me smile
So we did get 3? I just got the notification for the 3 one
Different channel.
Moral of the video: Never bite the hand that feeds you.
I grew up in a small farm town i learned quickly you don’t mess with the farmers
Who in their right mind thinks they can put a raw potato on somebody's plate and then demand they eat it this shows a big chunk of her brain is missing, I can't believe no one threw the potato at her and everyone else just sat there and let her act like that it's insane. If she ever had any conversations with her daughter-in-law she would have known she was educated
She didn’t. It was to humiliate her.
While I personally love raw potato slices dipped in tajin seasoning if someone did this to me at a party to look down on me(gardener/lots of family who are farmers) or farmers would have had me pick up that raw potato and have it chucked at her head.
*Sees fancy new transition screen*
AH! THE 90S!
Ok seriously though it's pretty cool. And why do people not know that modern farmers are typically large-scale operations? Maybe it's because I live in Farmville but have you ever seen a combine? A thresher? Any of that? Do you have ANY idea how much that crap costs?!
My mom was raised on a farm with her brothers that are farmers, my step father is a farmer. They raised cattle and pigs and planted vegetables, plant wheat, soy beans, feed for cattle, bail hay. I was partly raised on a farm during the summer, I help my uncle's out on their farm and ranch, with the livestock and garden, feeding the chickens, work in the fields. It's alot of work but it's worth every bit of it and alot of fresh country air.
this husband is a gem
For everything I perceive as food, I try to imagine all of the steps to get that food from the initial planting or animal birth all the way to it sitting on my plate ready to eat. I appreciate every single person involved in those steps for their hard work and dedication. Even that fast food worker who just builds burgers is still part of the pipeline from farm to table. Please respect anyone who works in or is involved with the food industry. It's hard work, but somebody has to do it.
Farmers and dairy families are the the best people in the world because we're try our best to feed people not politicians they just take money they don't WORK FOR
How does she not know what her DIL's maiden name is? Or what the business relationship is? This takes being oblivious to a whole new level.
I think she knew the maiden name. She doesn't pay attention, especially since she doesn't really do anything with the family business she married into.
I am hoity toity because I married into a tv dinner family lmao.
I'm thankful to all the farmers, they are the reason for our healthy growth. They know nature and nature is life for all of us. The hard work of the farmers led us to have long lives. I'm very grateful to them.😌
If that was my mil, I would have told her what I thought no holds barred!!😠
I admire farmers, they work so hard to provide us with food. They work 24/7 everyday of the week, even on holidays.
I would go bonkers with these MIL's I was an airline pilot and I assured you I put on my trousers one leg at a time the same as everyone else. Status is a state of mind if you have nothing else to fill your brain with then status might matter. But in reality it matters nothing. Be kind and generous and helpful and you will have a better life.
And this, my internet brothers and sisters, is why you never talk down to someone. What if they are your boss? What if they are far richer then you think? What if, like the story, they help your business? Great others how you want to be treated, even if they aren’t as fortunate as you.
Anyone else imagine Diana's parents and Victor hopping in place like athletes and boxers do before a game/match while talking about taking down Marissa?
I guess you could say the MIL was "Dropped like a sack of potatoes." Eh? Ehhhhh?
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The son is more worried for about his PIL than his own mom lol
Once again, I would really enjoy these stories more if the writers did some research. Eviction is MUCH more complicated than just telling someone to leave. Victor could have been sued for quite a bit of money for his actions.
He could not be sued at all, the company might have been but it depends on the contract. If it is owned by the company, and the agreement was with his father or there was no agreement, the company could not have been sued for any amount, as she was squatting. Immediate eviction is well within his right.
@@TheBaumcm oh he could even if she was technically squatting, there’s something called Squatters right. You can’t just kick a long term tenant out of the house.
now that ive listened to more:
Its company property and she is no longer an employee.
Since he is firing for cause, she is required to leave company property immediatly. this is the one story where immediate removal might be legit.
But yes you are right they do this in every story and its usually wildly illegal.
@@Gopherzooka Some of that depends on where you live, since tenant rights are a state issue, but if you want someone to leave, and they refuse to, you still have to take certain legal steps. You are right, if the residency was based on employment, that might vary some, depending on the employment contract.
I remember my potential MIL trying to do that kind o crap. What she did not realize was that I came from an old Southern family with a history of kindness to their former slaves, who rescued the silverware and the carriage horses. The rest was burnt.
Tell me she got a taste of karma for that little stunt!
I was waiting for the dil to chime in with " oh btw i am pregnant with twins" just to rub salt and lemon/lime juice in the wound tbh
I personally think the machines they have are so cool. I don't mind driving behind them, specially the combines.
I don't get it. Why would they let it go on this long without calling out his mom for being such a rotten person? The first time she talked badly to the wife, he should have shut her down and not let it go on for so long.
I love how the rich look down on farmers because it's manual labor... They don't realize that the cost of farmers equipment is freaking astronomical. A single tire for a modern tractor can be over 100k. Don't mock farmers for manual labor.... Those MFs are tough as nails and can be just as wealthy as a doctor.
The fact is that almost EVERYTHING needed to farm is very expensive, with no guarantee of a payday at the end of the season! Many are millionaires on paper, but to benefit from it would have to sell their farms & equipment & therefore, their livelihood. It's also why it's so hard to get in to farming.....it all costs SO much!
@@wendymonkelien-brown579 exactly that's why it's becoming a lost "trade" for lack of a better word. It's getting to the point that the only ones that can do it, because of cost, are corporations. They are the only ones that can keep up with the cost of and maintenance of the equipment. Especially when you consider manufacturers of the equipment are putting proprietary legalize on every aspect of the equipment and require THEIR techs to fix anything.
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I live in a rural county in lower Alabama. As of 2020 there were less than 27,000 people in the whole county. Lots of farms, fields and cattle in the pastures. If it weren't for farmers alot of folks would starve.
I have always fought tooth and nail for the family farmer . Big corporate farms like Monsanto is killing people with GMOs . But I defend the family farmer .
I cant stop laughing so hard when I heard miss potato head lololol I cant stop laughing so hard help me please
Outstanding post ty....
The solution of this story made no sense. Op didn't need her parents to cancel the contract with her husband's company. He already owned his company and had the authority to fire his mother. It served no purpose to cancel contracts.
Well, it sounds like the husband was in full approval of it, and he also said he didn't care if the company burned down.
Sounds like, while he owned the company on paper, no one really listened to him and they all deferred to his mom.
Once the company took a major loss due to mom's behavior, he could use that fact to take control. "You let her run things, see what happened?"
And the "ABSOLUTELY BEST HUSBAND IN THE GALAXY" AWARD goes to......
VICTOR!!!!!!!!!
He deserves that and MORE!!!!!!!!
I agree with what the people say about farmers, but can we appreciate Victor? 😌
Lol. Damn! He must have really hated his mother.
My family has a small place where they grow our own vegetables and has a few fruit trees,it wasn't big, but it a huge to maintain it,so big respect to those whose maintain bigger and smaller fields and that includes farmers.:)
My biggest problem with mil, after her attitude, is that she could live without potatoes. Just no. And victor is awesome.
Thank you farmers!
Its like saying "why go hunting animals in the woods, go buy meat at the store because that doesnt hurt any animals"
Everytime I listen to this story, I start craving scalloped potatoes, garlic mashed potatoes, Shepard’s pie, and more with all the potato talk.
Potatoes are so yummy and extremely versatile. There's so many ways to cook them. I grew up on ranches raising beef cattle. I'm an old lady now, but a nice steak with a big old Idaho baked potato is still my favorite meal.
Technically, if this was in the U.S there would have to be an eviction process to remove the mom.
Does this woman think their supplies magically pops out of thin air? If farmers went in strike most of us would die of starvation long before WE could grow anything worth eating.
Pretty dang sure potatoes HAVE to be cooked in some way because they're dangerous raw. I have to admit that I was rooting for the DIL to hit her with that potato, but yeah, have to agree that it'd be a waste of potato. Also? Even if you mostly eat meat, your meat probably eats something grown on a farm. We all depend on farms.
been waiting all day for this!!!! thank you!!!!!
If it wasn’t for farmers we all will starve!! Thank you farmers! 🦾❤️🙏🏽
As interesting as this sounds, you cannot out some of the board of a company without compensation. A contract cannot be broken just like that, there are penalties. This is like 3 different lawsuits piled up. Also, the IRS is going to have a talk with him about using a domestic property (house) as a company asset and then liquidate it without share the revenue with the shareholders
I'd rather marry a farmer!! They have brains...Hahahahahahahahahaha
I'd also arrive at the dinner in overalls and rubber boots with cow pooh on them!!!
My family are dairy farmers!!
This is one of the more comical stories! Love it. :)
I was very lucky that my MIL, daughter of 3 generation German farmer's. The family farm, with 5 brothers running it , sold out to developers as the towns were not adhering to farm tax rates. They tried to sue all the farmers into paying for the infrastructure. The developers and city's lost. Million upon million of acres of prime farm land made into mcmansion. UGGGG. I really never realized how hard farming is and the tech associated modern farms. Hard working people. Smart people. But most live in levies, T shirts and Carhartt. Clothes made to feel comfortable in and last year's. City life does not impress most of them. This story proves it
In the Swedish dub of Young Justice, they used a Swedish word for farmer as a translation for the English word 'peasant'.
I would love introducing farmers to other ways of making money to keep their incomes flowing even if their crops fail.
How sweet and thoughtful of you?
@@patrikbengtsson3883 he's got a point though. As controversial as they are, most of the farmers were I live like the windmills on their land. It provides a bit of a cushion for the years that things don't go well ...
It sounds like mom didn't take any active role in the business but acted like she did everything.
I can’t imagine this conversation actually happening!
Okay, all of us who like potato chips whether store bought or homemade, it all comes down to a good and bountiful potato crop. That goes for all farmers, ranchers, and those who go out on boats to catch fish and seafood. Thanks and respect to you all.
The modern equivalent of a son saying "bite me".
Yay! Great story and ending 😊
At least the husband stood up for his wife. That doesn't happen very often in these.
Growing up in a rural area and working on farms helped me to build character. I'd like to see how that MIL does when the supermarket shelves are empty.
" of course i step in; i'm your husband " i would like it to be more frequent in these stories
Wow, the stories of this one are way jucier! Good job!
I love a happy ending ❤
Technoblade would be disappointed in Marissa.
Looking down on farmers with a mouthful of food , total weasels
Thank god for a story with a GOOD husband
Mother got Karma
That MIL got pimp slapped by karma.
And we all know what karma is 😹
@@seanvanderstruys5196 yes
What a dreary, dragged out "conversation." Farmers are essential, and it's one of the most honorable professions in the world. THE END.
A lot of people (mostly urban) that don't know any better think that any moronic rube can stick a few seeds in the dirt and be a farmer.
Why do people seem to forget about truckers as well?!? My dad was a trucker for 40+ years and I appreciate him and all truckers, farmers, sanitation workers and the working person period!
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you shouldn't look down on the cashier working at 7/11 either. WTF is wrong with people?
i dont understand why he didnt kick her out, or stop the rest of the family form the beginning... but i guess there wouldnt be a story.
If it wasn't for farmers u wouldn't have food on your table cuz u know city folks can't do crap
Hey from denmark
Hello from the UK, and the other Apple channel!
Who in their wrong mind would look down on the backbone of our tables, those who fill our plates, bowls, bellies and ovens with delicious, nutritious food and ingredients for food? Farmers! We salute you!
supportive husband for the win!!!