There’s nothing wrong with a “do over daughter” but this was done incorrectly if you want to have one it is so you can do a better job raising another child as well not replacing or favoring one
It's absolutley revolting imagine how their older daughter feels and you just know what that 6 year olds like! Spends her days making drunk elephant smoothies ( massive mess for someone else to clean up) and getting her nails done.
Basically the food wasnt served and the MIL was being an ass and blowing up and being just unpleasant to the waiters. They were eventually kicked out of the restaurant over a serving of mashed potatoes. When the MC and girlfriend, girlfriend didnt see anything wrong with their mothers behaviour.
Holy crap OP dodged a nuke. That's Karen behavior, and OP's fiance saw nothing wrong with that!? Sounds like OP's could have accidentally married that same behavior 😬
@@bluediamond3248 thats the thing, if you are used to something you dont know its wrong. The same goes for abusive relationships, if someone for an instance was raised by abusive people they think these kinds of things are okay and are most likely to stay in an abusive relationship
@@user-cy1iq8ux6f I was in an abusive relationship for 3 years and didn't realize it was abusive until he tried to kill himself in front of me by trying to drive into the car I was in after trying to get me into his car and we broke up. Not all people who are in an abusive situation stay in that situation and they break the cycle. All I'm saying is she could have had the same attitude as her mother I'm not saying she did.
oh don't worry, it gets MUCH worse. So bad that I hope it's fake. It is an old story, so maybe it's just a copypasta. I dread to think that anyone could be this bad, and NOBODY calls her on it.
My friend in college ended her engagement after she met her future in laws. She told us he wasn't worth that battle. They had dated for almost 2 years without meeting his family. Well she met them when they got engaged. She said had she met them sooner she wouldn't have agreed to marry him. She said people like them should be sprung on someone within 3 months. That way a girl doesn't waste too much time in the relationship.
Honestly that’s on both of them for getting engaged without seeing each other’s family. That’s something that you do with the first few months. Also if she didn’t think he was worth a family squabble when she already decided she was going to marry him then that relationship wasn’t going to last long regardless.
I'm greatful for my husband tolerating my family. One brother (eldest) is high-functioning special needs, my sis is distant but respectful, my other brother (the younger of the two) bleeds money and can't seem to figure out why (doesnt know self-control for purchases). My Dad (dropped the "step" since he's my only dad) is funny but can have a short temper. They are all your average range of family members that genually love and care for each other. I have different trusts amd care for each of them, so they aren't the problem. I call my dad and talk to my eldest brother on occasion and text my sis randomly. My mother, however... My mother is a manipulative shrew and enjoys guilt-tripping people to get her way. She used money as an excuse not to care for my pets when they were in her "care," all while stealing money from me for her own needs (money that was supposed to be for my cats). It is worth noting that one had all its health needs pre-paid monthly, but she never even made an appointment with said cat's vet. The other cat was elderly with pre-existing health conditions, so I could not afford putting him on the same plan. Anyway, he helped me with the toxic traits I mirrored of my mother and has tollerated her behavior. He is awesome!
@mackieangrybear5665 or! (And I'm just spitballing here) she saw they were extra, rude, and completely crass and toxic. Just saying, maybe she saw that he wasn't going to stick up for her from then on and decided to dip before she had to fight him for basic respect.
They call the you get kid the "do over daughter" which means the older sister was likely not treated right and is desperate for her parents affection and acceptance. The younger daughter, secure in the knowledge that she was wanted and planned for... Feels no need to bend over backwards for Thier acceptance.
My ex husband waited until after the wedding to show me that he wouldn’t stand up for me. I am happily divorced! His parents were loving and accepting. They stood up for me against him twice and he was mad!
My wife and I got pregnant very early on in our relationship, and she told me that if she met my mother before we were pregnant she would have never married me
@@FrankiesFancy yeah and in a perfect world we also wouldn’t have to pay taxes and we’d all have a puppy, but life ain’t all unicorn horns and gumdrops
@@FrankiesFancyexcept not being compatible in the bedroom. That causes a lot of problems too. What I find so funny is that people think marriage has always been a thing everywhere. It hasn't. And it worked for all those people for ages, far longer than we've had marriage. And honestly? Marriage is for tax and lineage purposes. That's it. Historically, marriage has been for monetary and power purposes. Love didn't come into it at all. And many of those had partners outside of their marriage(mostly the men). The husband gained a dowry and a broodmare in many places. In other places, the wives family was compensated for their loss and the daughter was removed from their family, cut off from anyone who would be inclined to help her. Ah, yes. Marriage solves a lot.
OMG... You truly dodged a bullet there! The fact that the daughter wasn't upset about how her mother was acting. You sure were going to have a miserable marriage. Because that means the daughter acts like her parents. Thank God for meet and greets 🙏🏽🤎🥂
Channels like these steal videos for the background all the time. I think this is from Zach Choi. His videos are stolen a lot for this kind of unoriginal content. The least they could do was credit him.
I'm going to be the best mother-in-law for my two boys someday just waiting for a girl to decide one of my boys is the one and I will support them in every way possible.
And if they don't want girls? Would you still support them, love them, and support their choice of partner? I have to ask because there seems to be a lot of closeted homophobic parents because, "I want bio grandbabies!"
Awww! I love my mother in law, having a great one is so important. I also love my sister in law who’s married to my brother, we all see her as an extension to our family so I know that truly loving a new girl in your family is real and not a show you do just to keep the peace. ❤ May your future in laws also be somebody you love and will treat your family right 🙏
My mother in law is a wonderful woman, and I’m so thankful for her because I know some girl friends of mine that have terrible times with their husband’s mothers. She tells me I’m the best thing to happen to her and her son, she thanks me for being the mother of her grandchildren and tells me I’m doing an excellent job with them. She has always respected and supported every single decision my husband and I have made and I think our relationship with her is all the better for that. I hope your sons meet wonderful sweet ladies that make it easy for you to love and support!
I hope you will get to stick to that, but life is sadly unpredictable. Hope you the best, but if there will be red flags, don't swipe them under rug for keeping up appearances
3 months to 6 months of dating should be a thumb of rule on meeting family or going to family events. Just dont trust them caus ethey always side with each other.
Scrolled way too long to find this, the most important part to me. 😅 What does one spray on a WOODEN cutting board to disinfect anyway?? They have become increasingly popular, and I wonder if food poisoning stats have increased as well. 🙃😅
I ONLY use a wooden cutting board for things like bread or raw veggies. NEVER meat. I remember tho old built in cutting boards back in the day. Ick. Thankfully my step dad was smart enough to cover ours in a melamine made for counter tops. And still it was rarely ever used for anything but setting hot items on in a pinch if we were out of space.
After reading the rest of this story through the comments I feel like op’s fiancé is so used to her mother being awful that she sees no issue in what she did.
@@autumnleaves4879it is though? It’s manipulation and gaslighting the highest degree. If it’s all you’ve ever known, you start to shrug it off. When my boyfriend met my family, he said he didn’t like how they bullied me, I didn’t understand what he meant and he had to explain. It really changed my perspective, because I’d been used to it for so long it didn’t seem like a problem.
@@Crow-te5it Actually, no it is not. I grew up with a single parent who is hella good at gaslighting and my family has a very backhanded way of bullying my sister and me and they have done so since I was like 10. That doesn't mean I enable their behavior any further. Also OP is an ADULT. It's your responsibility as an adult to question familiar stuff and re-evaluate where they sit in your own moral spectrum. If she's old enough to put a ring on a relationship, she's old enough to see past her mothers crap
Thee other issue is if the mother like that raised that daughter it raises red flags. I'd guess OP started looking hard at fiancee if she condoned that behaviour. If she'd done things similar then as she aged she'd likely become like her mother. My first wife didn't really like her mother, who was a cold, manipulative middle class English woman. But my ex after 14 yrs began to act just like her mother whom she didn't like. Couldn't see it in herself. Our marriage only lasted 3 yrs past that. So a guy tends to see both what the mother looks like & adds 20 odd yrs to his future wife & also assesses what sort of daughter she raised. It's not a bad metric to give a thumbnail as to what you're getting into.
Long story short the mom was a total Karen at the restaurant, to the point where they got kicked out. OPs girlfriend didn't see any issues with how rude her mom was being and defended her actions
Or you don’t like your parents and have minimum interaction with them , so you decide to get married , have the date picked , what sort of wedding you’ré going to have , of course you’ll pay 100 % of the wedding and you bring your fiancé/fiancée home as you are socially obliged to do and just tell them how things are going to be .
I shall be paragraph guy today. THE REST OF THE POST: EM ends my engagement and gets me banned from a steak house all in one night My girlfriend and I made the trip up to their city and I met them for the first time over dinner at a steak house. It was pretty upscale, and we’d scheduled the dinner for 8:00pm, so I was surprised to see they’d brought the kid along with them. I met everyone at once and the initial awkwardness settled once we’d sat down. We were making great small talk when the six year old said she was thirsty. No big deal right? Well, all of a sudden Ellen starts screaming, “Water? Water! WATER?!” A waiter came rushing over to see what the commotion was and, without even making eye contact with the poor guy, Ellen went “We’ve been here forever and no one’s even gotten us any water. My daughter’s been asking.” We had been sitting for about fifteen or twenty minutes without service, but they were visibly behind, and there were no circumstances that would’ve warranted that shouting. I should’ve realized from how unfazed everyone else at the table was that I should be bracing myself for a long night, but I couldn’t imagine what was to come at that point. The waiter rushed over with water and apologized for the delay, explaining a few very large parties had arrived all at once. The guy was seemed sincere, and quite affable, so I thought the water would just be an anomaly in an otherwise pleasant night. Then Ellen kicked into full gear. “We’ll need a kids menu.” She informed the waiter. He said that they didn’t have a kids menu, but that the chef could simplify most dishes. “What do you mean you don’t have a kids menu?” Ellen replied in total disbelief, as though he’d said they didn’t have a fire exit. He explained they didn’t get too many child visitors and that there were enough plain foods on the menu that no separate menu had ever been necessary. Ellen sighed dramatically and waved him away. Literally, without saying a word, waved him off from the table. I tried to give him an apologetic glance but, understandably, he didn’t look back our way. I was so glad the poor guy left and didn’t have to be subjected to her anymore. Meanwhile she turned her attention on me, and I almost wished he’d come back. At least he was getting paid to be here. She was like, “So you’re a screenwriter?” And I explained, “Well, yes and no. I want to be, but it’s hard to get a job in that field that you can support yourself on, so I’m working at a non-profit right now. There’s a screenwriting component to the job though, so I’m really happy there.” Ellen turned to her six year old and went “Hear that, hun? You want to be sure to snag a man who works *for* profit. Learn from this. It’s not too late for you.” I couldn’t tell if she was trying to be funny or not. So, I just let it pass, looking over to my girlfriend to see if she was even considering speaking up on my behalf. Nope. The waiter came back, visibly nervous. That hurt, because he was so relaxed and personable at the start of the meal. He asked if we’d like to hear the specials before we ordered and Ellen said sure. Here’s how that went. Waiter: First we have a lightly seared strip stea- Ellen: Next!
Waiter: Oh... uh, ok. Then we have a broiled leg of grass fed- Ellen: Next! Waiter: Uh, we, uh, we have a pasta prima vera mixed with- Ellen: NEEEEXXXXTTTTTTUHHH And on and on until he’d gone through all seven or ten specials, even though she ultimately ordered off the menu, a plain ribeye, well done. She tried to order her daughter the same, but the kid said she just wanted plain mashed potatoes, so Ellen let her get mashed potatoes alone for dinner. Then... she sent the waiter away! The rest of us hadn’t even ordered yet! And everyone else just sat there like it was entirely normal! I waited for someone to say something, thinking it was more her older daughter (my girlfriend’s) place or her husband’s, but when no one did I couldn’t help myself. “I, uh, was the one steak and potatoes going to be for all of us, or?” My girlfriend explained, in the tone you’d use for a tourist violating a sacred local taboo, “My mom always has the waiter put the kid’s food in first, so it can get started right away. We’ll order once the kitchen has hers.” I thought she was joking, since Ellen didn’t just order her kid’s food, she also ordered her own dinner too. So I laughed. “Something funny?” Ellen asked. Then I realized she was serious, and I shut up. Thankfully her dad at least recognized that what was normal for them might not be as regular to me and tried to lighten the mood with a change of topic. But not even ten minutes after we’d ordered (I guess technically five minutes after *we’d* ordered, ten minutes after she and her daughter had ordered,) Ellen started in again. Another table, that had been there long before we were, got a side order of mashed potatoes with their meal. Ellen threw a total conniption. She was sputtering so inaudibly that none of us could figure out what was wrong at first. Finally she managed to flag down some bus boy who barely spoke English and began laying into him like he’d just side swiped her on the freeway. He kept trying to explain he wasn’t a server and he could go get one, but she wouldn’t stop to breath long enough for him to find someone who could actually help. All the while I kept looking at my girlfriend for signs of embarrassment, or at the very least irritation, but you wouldn’t have known if she was even hearing any of this. Our waiter came over, somehow still feigning a smile despite knowing what he was walking into, and Ellen actually goes “Why did that table get mashed potatoes and ours haven’t come yet?” The waiter kindly but concisely explained, “Well Ma’m, those people ordered potatoes before your party had placed their order.” Ellen looks this man dead in the eye (finally) and says “Well it doesn’t matter when they ordered it. My daughter is the youngest one here! Her food should come out first.” You could tell the waiter was working hard to restrain himself at this point. He explained it was a first come, first served, policy and age didn’t help one way or the other. He offered to go check on the potatoes, Ellen agreed, or more specifically she said, “Yah, you better!”, but I was clocking him and he went right back to his server station (because we had only just ordered a few minutes ago!)
Three or five more minutes passed, during which we could have no other discussion at the table except how awful this restaurant was, how hungry the poor baby was (who hadn’t said a word about being hungry this whole time and was contently playing her loud iPad game, without headphones, disturbing all the other diners around us), and how America has lost all respect for motherhood because it’s just a “me, me, me” culture now. I chimed in, “I’m with you on that last part.” And to my utter shock, instead of laughing at my joke, my girlfriend seemed annoyed with *me!* So after a few minutes the waiter comes back and says the potatoes will be out very soon. Ellen then goes and does something that, again, I thought was just a myth. She took three singles and a five out of her wallet and put them on the table in full view of the waiter. Then she took one single away and said “Every table I see getting potatoes before us is a bill gone.” I was absolutely mortified. The waiter, to his unending credit, just took a deep breath and said “I don’t have control over the order in which the kitchen fires tickets, but what I can tell you is it should be out any minute.” And left without saying anything disparaging. I had been holding my tongue all night as well, in the name of my relationship, but once the tip hit the table (the $8 tip for a $100+ bill, on top of all else) I figured if my girlfriend was half the woman I thought she was then she wouldn’t mind my speaking up at this point. If anything, she’d be supportive, right? So I scooted my chair back a bit and said, “Listen I know what you’re doing with the cash on the table, but that kind of thing makes me really uncomfortable, and it’s just not called for. Please put the money away or we can just continue this some other time.” My girlfriend’s dad spits back, “What? How cheap do you have to be to not believe in tipping service workers?” Before I could process whether he was serious or yanking my chain, Ellen shocked me with, “No, you know what, you’re right, this isn’t necessary.” I should’ve known better than to be relieved. She folded the bills back into her wallet, patiently waited for the next plate of mashed potatoes to be carried out, and when it wasn’t delivered to us, (it was a very common side dish at this place, a steak house,) she went right up to a stranger’s table and *picked it up off their table.* She half explained something about her daughter “starving to death,” as she was walking away with the stranger’s food, but unsurprisingly, that wasn’t convincing enough for them. The old lady she took it from followed her right over to our table and tried to take it back. I was already searching for my coat tag in preparation to go, but a shoving match was beginning to unfold between Ellen and an elderly woman with a tennis ball walker, and far be it from me to sit through all that had happened only to leave just as the night was getting interesting. The elderly woman was like “Give me back my potatoes!! Who are you??” And the poor little girl was like, “Mommy, it’s ok, don’t take someone else’s potatoes...” But it all fell on deaf ears. Ellen yelled at the old lady, “How could you sit there and eat these when my daughter hasn’t even been served yet? She’s sitting here hungry, just a little girl, and you’re over there stuffing your face? Come on, other potatoes will be out any minute.” And the old lady, got to love her, was like, “Great, if they’ll be out any minute, then what’s the fucking problem?!” To which Ellen still found holier than thou ground, gasping, “Language, please!” Finally the waiter, and this time someone higher up as well, I think the manager, thank God, came over to separate them, as they had begun to raise their voices and cause a disturbance. Staff had already asked Ellen to turn down her daughter’s iPad multiple times without heed, and I’m guessing the waiter informed management about the “tip on the table,” stunt she pulled, because this was their final straw. They told us we were going to have to leave the restaurant. “But we don’t even have our food yet!” Ellen complained at the guy. This was clearly not the manager’s first rodeo. “You can take the food that’s already been served free of charge, everything else will be cancelled. Please leave immediately.” The old lady didn’t miss her chance to knock the potatoes right onto the floor so we couldn’t try to take them with us. Nothing else had been served yet, so, we had to leave without any food. When my girlfriend and I were finally alone in our car she said “Can you believe that?” And I said, “Not at all. And I really can’t believe you didn’t warn me!” And she went, “How could I have known about any of that?” And, confused, I asked, “Is she not usually like that?” Even more confused than me, my girlfriend asked, “Who?” “Your Mom!” “What’s my Mom got to do with the terrible service at that place?” That was the beginning of the end of our relationship. The fact that she didn’t see anything wrong with her mom’s behavior, and that I’d be marrying into that situation, shook me too deep. We both dodged a bullet in more ways than one. In hindsight, we weren’t right for each other, regardless of who her family was. Her mom saved us both a lot of time and heartache, helping me realize in one night what would’ve probably taken us years otherwise. Within a month we’d moved into separate apartments and gone on a “break,” that ended up lasting forever. I’m not sorry I won’t see you again, Ellen. I am sorry any waitstaff ever will, though.
He dodged a whole weapons shop with that family. I was a server for a long time, and when someone yells, waves, or snaps their fingers at us, that doesn't make us hurry up and wait on you. Then, having to tell you repeatedly to please turn your child's game down and you ignore the request, goes straight to the manager. If I was him, as soon as she made a dig about me, I would've stood up, and told my partner that I didn't know about them, but I was no longer hungry, and I would've left. Then her 6 year old daughter had to tell her to stop acting like that would've been embarrassing too, plus an upscale restaurant usually isn't going to have a children's menue because they don't make food that children would eat normally. Then to pull out the money and do the old tip trick I would've told her to shove it, and I've done that before too when I was a server. Then to blatantly go over to another person's table and take something from their table?! My Daddy and Momma would've been over at thier table in a heartbeat and my Daddy would've asked the husband if he couldn't control his wife ? My Momma would've taken the mashed potatoes and told her " I think these are ours since we ordered them" and if that lady reached for them my Momma had this look that froze people in their tracks and made them stop whatever they were doing, or she would've pushed that heifer back down into her seat. I would've been there having my parents back, and as soon as the manager said that they could take what they had already ordered, I would've made sure she had a mashed potatoes mask. I can't believe that the girlfriend thought that that was acceptable behavior and not only did she not defend her boyfriend and walk out, but she showed what he was to expect in the future and what type of mother she'd be. I feel sorry for both daughters with this type of parents.
dude, you did not dodge a bullet but a nuke cus if she sees her mom act like that as nothing wrong, she probably acts like that too good think you want to meet the family😂
I met my in laws 1 week after dating. I went to their house everyday and ended up moving in after we graduated for a couple months. Married and pregnant with second baby. I love my in laws. I love them more than some of my own family. I wish everyone has in laws like mine. I strive to be a good MIL when my daughters get married
My fiancé got the support of his parents and then when he met mine he got their support too. I am about to meet his parents in about a week. His mum is apparently very similar to my mom. Biggest difference is she is creative and my mom is technical. Both my fiancé and I were raised with the same values by our respective mothers.
I think i remember seeing this somewhere else. The MIL was super entitled and shouting at staff about everything, and the family was totally unfazed, and when OP talked to his gf about it, she saw no issue, so he broke up with her.
Some advise : Learn EVERYTHING about the other family, especially secrests. But dont meet them. Be safe before marriage but meeting the in laws usually break up a relationship cause of their craziness even thought you love the person. Get marry first, you dont have to interact with the in laws much
Here is just the potatoes because the chicken didn’t get finished in the video. Ingredients: 4 large potatoes Duck fat Dried rosemary Salt and pepper Lemon zest 2 cloves fresh garlic 5 tablespoons olive oil Directions: Peel and slice the potatoes into cubes, then boil until soft. Pour duck fat over a baking sheet and place the potatoes on it. Bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit until golden brown. Chop dried rosemary until in very small then mix with lemon zest, salt and pepper, squashed garlic and olive oil. Once you remove the potatoes from the oven, place into the rosemary mixture and stir to coat.
This is why best friend refused to ever date my older brother. They had crushes on each other but my mother is a narcissistic toxic bat and she refused to have her as a mother in law. I didnt blame her one bit tbh
Well if your fiancee cant put up with your parents for a couple hours then its for the best that you broke up because she didnt love you anyway. If she must be treated like a friggin princess and she cant handle a rough spot here and there then you arent worth it to her. Be grateful. The right one is atill out there waiting for you. She wasnt it.
“Do over daughter”, once I heard this, I already knew they were awful
Same, that's disgusting! Basically they think the older daughter is a mess/not a good person?? Either way it's nuts!!
Exactly
There’s nothing wrong with a “do over daughter” but this was done incorrectly if you want to have one it is so you can do a better job raising another child as well not replacing or favoring one
@@chloecake2914 no
It's absolutley revolting imagine how their older daughter feels and you just know what that 6 year olds like! Spends her days making drunk elephant smoothies ( massive mess for someone else to clean up) and getting her nails done.
Basically the food wasnt served and the MIL was being an ass and blowing up and being just unpleasant to the waiters. They were eventually kicked out of the restaurant over a serving of mashed potatoes. When the MC and girlfriend, girlfriend didnt see anything wrong with their mothers behaviour.
Holy crap OP dodged a nuke. That's Karen behavior, and OP's fiance saw nothing wrong with that!? Sounds like OP's could have accidentally married that same behavior 😬
shes probably just used to that behavior, doesnt mean she would act that way
@@user-cy1iq8ux6f That is true but if I was her I wouldn't stand for either of my parents acting like that no matter how used to it I was.
@@bluediamond3248 thats the thing, if you are used to something you dont know its wrong. The same goes for abusive relationships, if someone for an instance was raised by abusive people they think these kinds of things are okay and are most likely to stay in an abusive relationship
@@user-cy1iq8ux6f I was in an abusive relationship for 3 years and didn't realize it was abusive until he tried to kill himself in front of me by trying to drive into the car I was in after trying to get me into his car and we broke up. Not all people who are in an abusive situation stay in that situation and they break the cycle. All I'm saying is she could have had the same attitude as her mother I'm not saying she did.
That is absolutely the most disgusting thing a person can say about their children to call the youngest their “do-over kid”
They didn't ... Y'all will believe anything when it's someone else's words.
@@lorireed8046 so you think that their words aren't aligned to their true feelings? Bullshit
oh don't worry, it gets MUCH worse.
So bad that I hope it's fake. It is an old story, so maybe it's just a copypasta. I dread to think that anyone could be this bad, and NOBODY calls her on it.
@@madambutterfly1997 It wasn't the parents words. It was the lying OPs words ... Learn the difference.
Huh? What’s wrong with that? My parents always call my siblings their do-overs and me the “tester baby”
My friend in college ended her engagement after she met her future in laws. She told us he wasn't worth that battle. They had dated for almost 2 years without meeting his family. Well she met them when they got engaged. She said had she met them sooner she wouldn't have agreed to marry him. She said people like them should be sprung on someone within 3 months. That way a girl doesn't waste too much time in the relationship.
Honestly that’s on both of them for getting engaged without seeing each other’s family. That’s something that you do with the first few months. Also if she didn’t think he was worth a family squabble when she already decided she was going to marry him then that relationship wasn’t going to last long regardless.
I'm greatful for my husband tolerating my family. One brother (eldest) is high-functioning special needs, my sis is distant but respectful, my other brother (the younger of the two) bleeds money and can't seem to figure out why (doesnt know self-control for purchases). My Dad (dropped the "step" since he's my only dad) is funny but can have a short temper. They are all your average range of family members that genually love and care for each other. I have different trusts amd care for each of them, so they aren't the problem. I call my dad and talk to my eldest brother on occasion and text my sis randomly. My mother, however...
My mother is a manipulative shrew and enjoys guilt-tripping people to get her way. She used money as an excuse not to care for my pets when they were in her "care," all while stealing money from me for her own needs (money that was supposed to be for my cats). It is worth noting that one had all its health needs pre-paid monthly, but she never even made an appointment with said cat's vet. The other cat was elderly with pre-existing health conditions, so I could not afford putting him on the same plan.
Anyway, he helped me with the toxic traits I mirrored of my mother and has tollerated her behavior. He is awesome!
@mackieangrybear5665 or! (And I'm just spitballing here) she saw they were extra, rude, and completely crass and toxic.
Just saying, maybe she saw that he wasn't going to stick up for her from then on and decided to dip before she had to fight him for basic respect.
@@brianaschmidt910 like I said was never going to work regardless I never said it would have just been because of your friend
@@mackieangrybear5665no you said because he isn’t worth dealing with psychos for it wouldn’t last anyways which is stupid
Dude didn't just dodge a bullet, he dodged a tactical nuke
Bro dodged that one friend’s fart
@@Samandjam555😭
He dodged Tsar Bomba
If she was never tought better what can you expect
“Do over daughter”
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Yep
That's all you can do.
Yep!
😂😂😂😂😂
Tell me how the 6 year old was able to see the problem but her fully grown older sister couldn't
They call the you get kid the "do over daughter" which means the older sister was likely not treated right and is desperate for her parents affection and acceptance.
The younger daughter, secure in the knowledge that she was wanted and planned for... Feels no need to bend over backwards for Thier acceptance.
@@KingOfMischiefs this!
A six year old always has problems with food
@@austinrooks1787 no, they dont
@@KingOfMischiefs👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 exactly that. Brilliantly assessed.
You should meet the families several times before you get engaged.
If youre partner wont stick up for you, dont stay with them.
100%. Even if its facetime or zoom......true.
Sad though cz my family😂😂😂😂😂😂....wheeew
@@user-nl4yv3et9s I have a true story about why I wrote people need to meet parents before you get engaged.
My ex husband waited until after the wedding to show me that he wouldn’t stand up for me. I am happily divorced! His parents were loving and accepting. They stood up for me against him twice and he was mad!
Agree. Someone else would always have an opinion but if your spouse is not on your side then it's already a losing game
Everyone: Damn, a do-over daughter? That's rough.
Me: damn those potatoes look fire
Same 🤤
Been trying to figure out how I was gonna make those...so crispy
yummm
They definitely look delicious! Roasted!
Me too.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Paragraph guy where the fuck are you
My wife and I got pregnant very early on in our relationship, and she told me that if she met my mother before we were pregnant she would have never married me
People should actually get married BEFORE they sleep together. That would solve a LOT of problems ...
@@FrankiesFancy yeah and in a perfect world we also wouldn’t have to pay taxes and we’d all have a puppy, but life ain’t all unicorn horns and gumdrops
@@FrankiesFancyis this sarcasm? Because if not, thays completely inaccurate
@@FrankiesFancyexcept not being compatible in the bedroom. That causes a lot of problems too.
What I find so funny is that people think marriage has always been a thing everywhere. It hasn't. And it worked for all those people for ages, far longer than we've had marriage. And honestly? Marriage is for tax and lineage purposes. That's it. Historically, marriage has been for monetary and power purposes. Love didn't come into it at all. And many of those had partners outside of their marriage(mostly the men). The husband gained a dowry and a broodmare in many places. In other places, the wives family was compensated for their loss and the daughter was removed from their family, cut off from anyone who would be inclined to help her. Ah, yes. Marriage solves a lot.
@@FrankiesFancy sorry at your life....
OMG... You truly dodged a bullet there! The fact that the daughter wasn't upset about how her mother was acting. You sure were going to have a miserable marriage. Because that means the daughter acts like her parents. Thank God for meet and greets 🙏🏽🤎🥂
He dodged a major bullet!
You're joining a whole new family. Make sure you can stand them.
Well your not marring his family !
@@debrawilder9551 looking at it that why will lead to a very unhappy marriage.
"Do over daughter"
Anyone else smelling some mental, emotional and possibly physical abuse and favoritism or is it just me?
OMG those Roasted Potatoes look so good.
Greasy af
But too oily
The food in the background is called pub potatoes in case anyone was wondering
Bro I’m just watching this channel for food recipes this is some good looking food
On God man😭
Whats he cooking it in?
Channels like these steal videos for the background all the time. I think this is from Zach Choi. His videos are stolen a lot for this kind of unoriginal content. The least they could do was credit him.
@@kassidytucker8431duck fat. I think it’s some variation of Heston Blumenthal, Jamie Oliver, and Kenji Lopez’s recipe for roast potatoes.
Same 😂 I'm taking notes like 👀🗒️✍️
No one can break an engagement except the people in it.
I'm going to be the best mother-in-law for my two boys someday just waiting for a girl to decide one of my boys is the one and I will support them in every way possible.
And if they don't want girls? Would you still support them, love them, and support their choice of partner?
I have to ask because there seems to be a lot of closeted homophobic parents because, "I want bio grandbabies!"
Awww! I love my mother in law, having a great one is so important. I also love my sister in law who’s married to my brother, we all see her as an extension to our family so I know that truly loving a new girl in your family is real and not a show you do just to keep the peace. ❤
May your future in laws also be somebody you love and will treat your family right 🙏
I also have an amazing mother in-law. My husband's mom is amazing. She is so supportive and caring and I trust her with all my heart.
My mother in law is a wonderful woman, and I’m so thankful for her because I know some girl friends of mine that have terrible times with their husband’s mothers. She tells me I’m the best thing to happen to her and her son, she thanks me for being the mother of her grandchildren and tells me I’m doing an excellent job with them. She has always respected and supported every single decision my husband and I have made and I think our relationship with her is all the better for that. I hope your sons meet wonderful sweet ladies that make it easy for you to love and support!
I hope you will get to stick to that, but life is sadly unpredictable. Hope you the best, but if there will be red flags, don't swipe them under rug for keeping up appearances
3 months to 6 months of dating should be a thumb of rule on meeting family or going to family events. Just dont trust them caus ethey always side with each other.
The chicken on the wooden counter…, no matter how much you clean it…that residue will never leave…
When u spray disinfectant: it needs to SIT awhile .......refer to the directions
Scrolled way too long to find this, the most important part to me. 😅 What does one spray on a WOODEN cutting board to disinfect anyway?? They have become increasingly popular, and I wonder if food poisoning stats have increased as well. 🙃😅
@@sjohnson65456 that's a no bueno.......
Non porous only
I ONLY use a wooden cutting board for things like bread or raw veggies. NEVER meat. I remember tho old built in cutting boards back in the day. Ick. Thankfully my step dad was smart enough to cover ours in a melamine made for counter tops. And still it was rarely ever used for anything but setting hot items on in a pinch if we were out of space.
After reading the rest of this story through the comments I feel like op’s fiancé is so used to her mother being awful that she sees no issue in what she did.
Not an excuse tho
@@autumnleaves4879 i get that but it’s a possible explanation
@@autumnleaves4879it is though? It’s manipulation and gaslighting the highest degree. If it’s all you’ve ever known, you start to shrug it off. When my boyfriend met my family, he said he didn’t like how they bullied me, I didn’t understand what he meant and he had to explain. It really changed my perspective, because I’d been used to it for so long it didn’t seem like a problem.
@@Crow-te5it Actually, no it is not. I grew up with a single parent who is hella good at gaslighting and my family has a very backhanded way of bullying my sister and me and they have done so since I was like 10. That doesn't mean I enable their behavior any further.
Also OP is an ADULT. It's your responsibility as an adult to question familiar stuff and re-evaluate where they sit in your own moral spectrum. If she's old enough to put a ring on a relationship, she's old enough to see past her mothers crap
Thee other issue is if the mother like that raised that daughter it raises red flags. I'd guess OP started looking hard at fiancee if she condoned that behaviour. If she'd done things similar then as she aged she'd likely become like her mother. My first wife didn't really like her mother, who was a cold, manipulative middle class English woman. But my ex after 14 yrs began to act just like her mother whom she didn't like. Couldn't see it in herself. Our marriage only lasted 3 yrs past that.
So a guy tends to see both what the mother looks like & adds 20 odd yrs to his future wife & also assesses what sort of daughter she raised. It's not a bad metric to give a thumbnail as to what you're getting into.
Where is the rest pf the story? Paragraph guy, i summon thee! Please help this humble listener 🙏
Here! ruclips.net/video/8H_XvWAgECk/видео.html&ab_channel=JokesToast
@@JokesToastcan u say it pls links don’t work anymore
@@JokesToast ?
It’s linked in the caption of the video
Long story short the mom was a total Karen at the restaurant, to the point where they got kicked out. OPs girlfriend didn't see any issues with how rude her mom was being and defended her actions
The amount of oil on those taters is crazy 🫣
Makes 'em crunchy!
Makes them gross🤢🤢
Baby
@@gensimonster5274 At least you know what's up
Bruh do over daughter made me feel sick to my stomach. Fortunately I am watching this from the bathroom.
🤣🤣🤣
ew tmi
@@4Rgames I was brushing my teeth sicko.
looking at the background while hungry is torture
I literally opened the comments right as he said “do over daughter”
Dude those potatoes look sooo good
Nah that transition at the end was 🔥🔥🔥
Getting really sick of these half videos.
how do you get that far in a relationship without ever meeting the family before than?
By not living around your family
Different cities- probably too far to schedule easily.
Or you don’t like your parents and have minimum interaction with them , so you decide to get married , have the date picked , what sort of wedding you’ré going to have , of course you’ll pay 100 % of the wedding and you bring your fiancé/fiancée home as you are socially obliged to do and just tell them how things are going to be .
“Do over daughter” is all I needed to hear.
"Do Over Daughter?" Wow. That says t all! 😢
I shall be paragraph guy today.
THE REST OF THE POST:
EM ends my engagement and gets me banned from a steak house all in one night
My girlfriend and I made the trip up to their city and I met them for the first time over dinner at a steak house. It was pretty upscale, and we’d scheduled the dinner for 8:00pm, so I was surprised to see they’d brought the kid along with them.
I met everyone at once and the initial awkwardness settled once we’d sat down. We were making great small talk when the six year old said she was thirsty.
No big deal right? Well, all of a sudden Ellen starts screaming, “Water? Water! WATER?!” A waiter came rushing over to see what the commotion was and, without even making eye contact with the poor guy, Ellen went “We’ve been here forever and no one’s even gotten us any water. My daughter’s been asking.”
We had been sitting for about fifteen or twenty minutes without service, but they were visibly behind, and there were no circumstances that would’ve warranted that shouting.
I should’ve realized from how unfazed everyone else at the table was that I should be bracing myself for a long night, but I couldn’t imagine what was to come at that point.
The waiter rushed over with water and apologized for the delay, explaining a few very large parties had arrived all at once. The guy was seemed sincere, and quite affable, so I thought the water would just be an anomaly in an otherwise pleasant night. Then Ellen kicked into full gear.
“We’ll need a kids menu.” She informed the waiter. He said that they didn’t have a kids menu, but that the chef could simplify most dishes. “What do you mean you don’t have a kids menu?” Ellen replied in total disbelief, as though he’d said they didn’t have a fire exit.
He explained they didn’t get too many child visitors and that there were enough plain foods on the menu that no separate menu had ever been necessary. Ellen sighed dramatically and waved him away. Literally, without saying a word, waved him off from the table.
I tried to give him an apologetic glance but, understandably, he didn’t look back our way. I was so glad the poor guy left and didn’t have to be subjected to her anymore.
Meanwhile she turned her attention on me, and I almost wished he’d come back. At least he was getting paid to be here. She was like, “So you’re a screenwriter?” And I explained, “Well, yes and no. I want to be, but it’s hard to get a job in that field that you can support yourself on, so I’m working at a non-profit right now. There’s a screenwriting component to the job though, so I’m really happy there.”
Ellen turned to her six year old and went “Hear that, hun? You want to be sure to snag a man who works *for* profit. Learn from this. It’s not too late for you.” I couldn’t tell if she was trying to be funny or not. So, I just let it pass, looking over to my girlfriend to see if she was even considering speaking up on my behalf. Nope.
The waiter came back, visibly nervous. That hurt, because he was so relaxed and personable at the start of the meal. He asked if we’d like to hear the specials before we ordered and Ellen said sure. Here’s how that went.
Waiter: First we have a lightly seared strip stea-
Ellen: Next!
Waiter: Oh... uh, ok. Then we have a broiled leg of grass fed-
Ellen: Next!
Waiter: Uh, we, uh, we have a pasta prima vera mixed with-
Ellen: NEEEEXXXXTTTTTTUHHH
And on and on until he’d gone through all seven or ten specials, even though she ultimately ordered off the menu, a plain ribeye, well done.
She tried to order her daughter the same, but the kid said she just wanted plain mashed potatoes, so Ellen let her get mashed potatoes alone for dinner. Then... she sent the waiter away! The rest of us hadn’t even ordered yet! And everyone else just sat there like it was entirely normal!
I waited for someone to say something, thinking it was more her older daughter (my girlfriend’s) place or her husband’s, but when no one did I couldn’t help myself. “I, uh, was the one steak and potatoes going to be for all of us, or?” My girlfriend explained, in the tone you’d use for a tourist violating a sacred local taboo, “My mom always has the waiter put the kid’s food in first, so it can get started right away. We’ll order once the kitchen has hers.”
I thought she was joking, since Ellen didn’t just order her kid’s food, she also ordered her own dinner too. So I laughed. “Something funny?” Ellen asked. Then I realized she was serious, and I shut up.
Thankfully her dad at least recognized that what was normal for them might not be as regular to me and tried to lighten the mood with a change of topic. But not even ten minutes after we’d ordered (I guess technically five minutes after *we’d* ordered, ten minutes after she and her daughter had ordered,) Ellen started in again.
Another table, that had been there long before we were, got a side order of mashed potatoes with their meal. Ellen threw a total conniption. She was sputtering so inaudibly that none of us could figure out what was wrong at first.
Finally she managed to flag down some bus boy who barely spoke English and began laying into him like he’d just side swiped her on the freeway. He kept trying to explain he wasn’t a server and he could go get one, but she wouldn’t stop to breath long enough for him to find someone who could actually help.
All the while I kept looking at my girlfriend for signs of embarrassment, or at the very least irritation, but you wouldn’t have known if she was even hearing any of this.
Our waiter came over, somehow still feigning a smile despite knowing what he was walking into, and Ellen actually goes “Why did that table get mashed potatoes and ours haven’t come yet?”
The waiter kindly but concisely explained, “Well Ma’m, those people ordered potatoes before your party had placed their order.” Ellen looks this man dead in the eye (finally) and says “Well it doesn’t matter when they ordered it. My daughter is the youngest one here! Her food should come out first.”
You could tell the waiter was working hard to restrain himself at this point. He explained it was a first come, first served, policy and age didn’t help one way or the other. He offered to go check on the potatoes, Ellen agreed, or more specifically she said, “Yah, you better!”, but I was clocking him and he went right back to his server station (because we had only just ordered a few minutes ago!)
Three or five more minutes passed, during which we could have no other discussion at the table except how awful this restaurant was, how hungry the poor baby was (who hadn’t said a word about being hungry this whole time and was contently playing her loud iPad game, without headphones, disturbing all the other diners around us), and how America has lost all respect for motherhood because it’s just a “me, me, me” culture now.
I chimed in, “I’m with you on that last part.” And to my utter shock, instead of laughing at my joke, my girlfriend seemed annoyed with *me!*
So after a few minutes the waiter comes back and says the potatoes will be out very soon. Ellen then goes and does something that, again, I thought was just a myth.
She took three singles and a five out of her wallet and put them on the table in full view of the waiter. Then she took one single away and said “Every table I see getting potatoes before us is a bill gone.”
I was absolutely mortified. The waiter, to his unending credit, just took a deep breath and said “I don’t have control over the order in which the kitchen fires tickets, but what I can tell you is it should be out any minute.” And left without saying anything disparaging.
I had been holding my tongue all night as well, in the name of my relationship, but once the tip hit the table (the $8 tip for a $100+ bill, on top of all else) I figured if my girlfriend was half the woman I thought she was then she wouldn’t mind my speaking up at this point. If anything, she’d be supportive, right?
So I scooted my chair back a bit and said, “Listen I know what you’re doing with the cash on the table, but that kind of thing makes me really uncomfortable, and it’s just not called for. Please put the money away or we can just continue this some other time.”
My girlfriend’s dad spits back, “What? How cheap do you have to be to not believe in tipping service workers?” Before I could process whether he was serious or yanking my chain, Ellen shocked me with, “No, you know what, you’re right, this isn’t necessary.”
I should’ve known better than to be relieved. She folded the bills back into her wallet, patiently waited for the next plate of mashed potatoes to be carried out, and when it wasn’t delivered to us, (it was a very common side dish at this place, a steak house,) she went right up to a stranger’s table and *picked it up off their table.*
She half explained something about her daughter “starving to death,” as she was walking away with the stranger’s food, but unsurprisingly, that wasn’t convincing enough for them. The old lady she took it from followed her right over to our table and tried to take it back.
I was already searching for my coat tag in preparation to go, but a shoving match was beginning to unfold between Ellen and an elderly woman with a tennis ball walker, and far be it from me to sit through all that had happened only to leave just as the night was getting interesting.
The elderly woman was like “Give me back my potatoes!! Who are you??” And the poor little girl was like, “Mommy, it’s ok, don’t take someone else’s potatoes...”
But it all fell on deaf ears. Ellen yelled at the old lady, “How could you sit there and eat these when my daughter hasn’t even been served yet? She’s sitting here hungry, just a little girl, and you’re over there stuffing your face? Come on, other potatoes will be out any minute.”
And the old lady, got to love her, was like, “Great, if they’ll be out any minute, then what’s the fucking problem?!” To which Ellen still found holier than thou ground, gasping, “Language, please!”
Finally the waiter, and this time someone higher up as well, I think the manager, thank God, came over to separate them, as they had begun to raise their voices and cause a disturbance.
Staff had already asked Ellen to turn down her daughter’s iPad multiple times without heed, and I’m guessing the waiter informed management about the “tip on the table,” stunt she pulled, because this was their final straw. They told us we were going to have to leave the restaurant.
“But we don’t even have our food yet!” Ellen complained at the guy. This was clearly not the manager’s first rodeo. “You can take the food that’s already been served free of charge, everything else will be cancelled. Please leave immediately.”
The old lady didn’t miss her chance to knock the potatoes right onto the floor so we couldn’t try to take them with us. Nothing else had been served yet, so, we had to leave without any food.
When my girlfriend and I were finally alone in our car she said “Can you believe that?” And I said, “Not at all. And I really can’t believe you didn’t warn me!” And she went, “How could I have known about any of that?” And, confused, I asked, “Is she not usually like that?” Even more confused than me, my girlfriend asked, “Who?” “Your Mom!” “What’s my Mom got to do with the terrible service at that place?”
That was the beginning of the end of our relationship. The fact that she didn’t see anything wrong with her mom’s behavior, and that I’d be marrying into that situation, shook me too deep.
We both dodged a bullet in more ways than one. In hindsight, we weren’t right for each other, regardless of who her family was. Her mom saved us both a lot of time and heartache, helping me realize in one night what would’ve probably taken us years otherwise. Within a month we’d moved into separate apartments and gone on a “break,” that ended up lasting forever.
I’m not sorry I won’t see you again, Ellen. I am sorry any waitstaff ever will, though.
@@fawnoverbrawnTy :)
Wow, thank God you ran from that relationship!
Yo a “do over daughter” is crazy! 😂😂
He dodged a whole weapons shop with that family. I was a server for a long time, and when someone yells, waves, or snaps their fingers at us, that doesn't make us hurry up and wait on you. Then, having to tell you repeatedly to please turn your child's game down and you ignore the request, goes straight to the manager. If I was him, as soon as she made a dig about me, I would've stood up, and told my partner that I didn't know about them, but I was no longer hungry, and I would've left. Then her 6 year old daughter had to tell her to stop acting like that would've been embarrassing too, plus an upscale restaurant usually isn't going to have a children's menue because they don't make food that children would eat normally. Then to pull out the money and do the old tip trick I would've told her to shove it, and I've done that before too when I was a server. Then to blatantly go over to another person's table and take something from their table?! My Daddy and Momma would've been over at thier table in a heartbeat and my Daddy would've asked the husband if he couldn't control his wife ? My Momma would've taken the mashed potatoes and told her " I think these are ours since we ordered them" and if that lady reached for them my Momma had this look that froze people in their tracks and made them stop whatever they were doing, or she would've pushed that heifer back down into her seat. I would've been there having my parents back, and as soon as the manager said that they could take what they had already ordered, I would've made sure she had a mashed potatoes mask. I can't believe that the girlfriend thought that that was acceptable behavior and not only did she not defend her boyfriend and walk out, but she showed what he was to expect in the future and what type of mother she'd be. I feel sorry for both daughters with this type of parents.
dude, you did not dodge a bullet but a nuke cus if she sees her mom act like that as nothing wrong, she probably acts like that too good think you want to meet the family😂
I would have tipped the waiter 100
I hate these things when people don’t finish their story
Full vid is linked now
I met my in laws 1 week after dating. I went to their house everyday and ended up moving in after we graduated for a couple months. Married and pregnant with second baby. I love my in laws. I love them more than some of my own family. I wish everyone has in laws like mine. I strive to be a good MIL when my daughters get married
They are roast potatoes of the ABSOLUTE highest culinary standard!!!😊😊😊😊
My fiancé got the support of his parents and then when he met mine he got their support too. I am about to meet his parents in about a week. His mum is apparently very similar to my mom. Biggest difference is she is creative and my mom is technical. Both my fiancé and I were raised with the same values by our respective mothers.
the story is really interesting but those potatos look GOOD
THE FOOD IN THE BACKROUND🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
My husband hates his biological parents. So, it was pretty easy. Apparently my father and mother adore the shit out of him.
"Just me in them" ayoooo 😳
So it wasn't just me 😭😭😭
Ngl the potato’s look fire 😊
You are so lucky this happened before you got married 😮😮😮😮
I like how no ones talking about how he said at :25 he said cosuins in me
I think i remember seeing this somewhere else. The MIL was super entitled and shouting at staff about everything, and the family was totally unfazed, and when OP talked to his gf about it, she saw no issue, so he broke up with her.
Gorgeous food 🥰😍
Forget about the story: There are more suitable partners out there. Just calm down your heart and forget about the girl.
“Do over daughter” is wild ngl
Some advise : Learn EVERYTHING about the other family, especially secrests. But dont meet them.
Be safe before marriage but meeting the in laws usually break up a relationship cause of their craziness even thought you love the person.
Get marry first, you dont have to interact with the in laws much
wish we could get another update on story #2. wish all the best for OP. didn’t deserve any of that trauma
This story, guy dodged a tactical nuke! Seriously shes going to be just as nuts and brazen as her mother. Holy crap
"just me in them"
I . I think you phrased that very WRONG..
The full story is crazy😂
I need that potato and chicken recipe.
Here is just the potatoes because the chicken didn’t get finished in the video.
Ingredients:
4 large potatoes
Duck fat
Dried rosemary
Salt and pepper
Lemon zest
2 cloves fresh garlic
5 tablespoons olive oil
Directions:
Peel and slice the potatoes into cubes, then boil until soft. Pour duck fat over a baking sheet and place the potatoes on it. Bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit until golden brown. Chop dried rosemary until in very small then mix with lemon zest, salt and pepper, squashed garlic and olive oil. Once you remove the potatoes from the oven, place into the rosemary mixture and stir to coat.
@@bean3904 Thank you so much!
Not me focusing on the food in the background
“Just me,in them” sir what 💀💀💀
He dogged a fucking missile 😂😂
This is why best friend refused to ever date my older brother. They had crushes on each other but my mother is a narcissistic toxic bat and she refused to have her as a mother in law. I didnt blame her one bit tbh
The end surprised me.
😮 YOU ALWAYS MEET THE PARENTS BEFORE THINGS GET SERIOUS
I'm here for the roast potatoes
Everyone ignoring OP being in his parents when the girlfriend came over 😳
Those potatoes are so oily! You can actually bake potatoes without so much fat and they will be very good still.
Those potatoes looked 🔥
I would advise you to go no contact with you mom
what’s the recipe for those potatoes?? 😭 they actually look rly good 🥲
THE HAIR ON HIS FINGER
Ok now I need to go buy some of that cooking oil and go make me some tatoes like that cos they are fire.
Wow. Dude got out in the nic of time...
"Do over kid" I feel this is a big red flag that wasnt looked at! 🤔
Well if your fiancee cant put up with your parents for a couple hours then its for the best that you broke up because she didnt love you anyway. If she must be treated like a friggin princess and she cant handle a rough spot here and there then you arent worth it to her. Be grateful. The right one is atill out there waiting for you. She wasnt it.
8pm is not a odd time to take a 6 year old out to dinner
If the story doesn't make you nauseous, the greasy potatoes will.
Looks to me like you dodged a bullet😂😂😂
Same thing happened to me, except I have a kid with mine
Yeah that’s a fun story that had no ending
Buddy fr dodged an air strike
Okay but the food in the background 🤤
Just me in them 🗿💀🗿💀
This can't be true, but 😂😂😂
it was so funny.
Dude you dogded a bazooka 😮
Wow those potatoes look soooo good
Those potatoes look so good
I remember this from AmITheJerk
Ive been married for 8 years. My husband still hasnt met my family cause they suck
How y’all waiting all the way to engagement before even MEETING the other relatives?? !
I believe that I see this videos for the images in them, not for the stories themselves.
“Breaks” ❌
“Brakes” ✅
I wasn’t listening to the story just the food 🥘
MIL was being a Karen and the girlfriend didn’t see anything wrong with it so he broke up with her
How do you have so much moms
The abuse was normal to that daughter. Sad
Do over daughter? That red flag though! I can see it from orbit