The way her sister is smiling in the background while her mother is putting her down is just pure evil. To me that scene was the worst for me to see. Shows how truly jealous and hateful a family can be.
Crabs in a bucket. They never accomplished anything, she accomplished something. They are parasites and Maggie was better so they had to drag her back down.
I know, right?! When I first saw this movie I was a lot younger and still a little immature, so I was yelling at my TV screen at Frankie (Clint Eastwood), "Aren't you gonna step in here and kick that woman's fat @$$?!" I was so mad that he didn't intervene. Now that I'm older I understand why he didn't. It wasn't his business. But you can tell he felt bad for Maggie. God, I love this movie so much.
@@Augiegrl12 Yep, when he tells them they should go back to their hotel to change since Maggie didn't know they'd spent a week visiting Woody and Mickey. Then when he tells them they should go back and hit some of the rides they probably missed. I loved that.
I got out too. Did not follow suit and now am outcast. Best thing i ever did...outcast to WHAT exactley....i laugh so much now and am so proud of who ive become and still becoming ...! 🤘❤🤓👪👏🌏✌
I felt sorry for her. She showed kindness to her so called family and they threw it back in her face with sheer ingratitude, just because they were afraid of how it would affect their benefits
And when they drove home and she said “I’ve got nobody but you frankie” I balled! So many of us are alone and when someone cares, loves and pays attention and wants nothing in return! The greatest love! This movie was acted so so well!
There is so many people with mothers like this. I'm so happy my mother loves me so much. I can't even imagine what others go through with a crappy mother.
Moment of silence for those who was in similar situation in their lives. What an unappreciation, this literally killed me when I saw the first time like WTF
This just adds to how selfless Maggie was as a character not many people are in a position in life to do something this selfless. Some would blow their excess money on themself, not on a parent, and furthermore, most parents would be happy if their child did this for them. The only thing worse than this is Maggie's mother later trying to use her wealth to benefit herself after her daughter gets her back broken.
People don't believe this, but there are an awful lot of people like this in real life. It's just that they portray a shield of "good people" to manipulate others
The way she snapped her fingers at that baby boy like it would do anything makes me sad. She probably abuses him too. This woman is just a bitter, lazy, trash human being that takes joy in abusing those around her. To think there’s many people like this that exist. I’ve known a few in my life so far. Side note: I’m sorry to all of those with ungrateful, unloving, despicable, and abusive mothers or family members in general like this. You are strong for dealing with such evil.
I was married to someone like that. My parents bought us a house. Compared to most of our friends, we were living in a mansion and he griped that it wasn't big enough! Guess why we're no longer married?
The most gut wrenching movie ever. It's almost too much. I can't decide if I should have watched this or not. After it was over, I felt totally drained.
You should watch the world famous Swedish film "Autumn Sonata" made in 1978 starting Ingrid Bergman. Anyone who has had dysfunctional mothers can really appreciate THAT movie. The mom on this movie, though relatable, is a caricature. Monster moms are not who don't show love to you. They are those that make you hate yourself because they make it clear to you that you are a defective human being. Children of monster moms have to fight a long journey in their adulthood to stop feeling ashamed of themselves. At one point in their life they realize that they have nothing to be ashamed about because they have committed no crime or vice and have not been mean to anybody. The fact is, society pressures women to children although some may have no maternal instinct. These mothers resent their children even if they love them on some level. If you don't love your husband, you can divorce him. Unfortunately for both the mom and child, if a mom doesn't love her child she cannot get rid of her child until they go to college.
I've known people like this. These are people you have to cut out of your life even if they are family. They either hold you back, put you down, live off of you or any combination of the three.
What pissed me off about them was that when Mary went to the hospital, they mom calls her a great daughter just because of the amount of money Mary made.
At least she realizes, later. I would've argued with her (as much as I hate to that) about being grateful on where to live and the rooms they're going to have.
Maggie exemplifies the best in a person, she cares, alot . But as they say, all good deeds go unpunished which is why we ask why do bad things happen to good people?
I truly feel for those who have parents ainilar if not worse than this fictional character. I thank God he blessed me with such strong and independent parents. Although nobody is perfect my parents woukd never bash me for following my dreams and making something of myself.
She can get a job. I’m assuming you’re just like her, making excuses for yourself. The house was literally paid for, she said it herself, bitch can get a job. The problem is, people like this don’t want change and don’t want to try and at least better themselves. They’re pathetic, and the fact there’s people just like this out there and my tax dollars go towards their “welfare” makes my stomach turn.
Yeah, but there are other ways to circumvent that. Maybe ask her daughter to repossess the house and then sell it and give her the profits? It's the way she acted that sickens people the most
I would be on my hands and knees praising her. The hell is wrong with them. Sure it's no mansion but bro you have an actual to god house. Property all paid for no mortgage. Bitch just gets some furniture some paint and this spot would be up and running. Some people are not just worth helping I guess
They're jealous. Looking at her success, they can no longer say to themselves that how they live is all there is for people born into they're situation. I also have a feeling that she was her daddy's favorite and that's a major bone of contention for sister and mother.
If it was Eastwood's intent to make these people appear as the worst possible human garbage, and for the audience to despise them, he certainly succeeded. I mean, look at the scene of the trailer part; not one single positive thing to recommend it. It's actually impossible to believe that she could have loved these people enough to buy them a house. The only thing missing is a welfare Cadillac in the driveway.
Hey, if Maggie had bought them a car of any kind, all her mother would do is say "They're gonna take away my welfare!" and "Why can't you just give me the money instead of buying me a house?"
What are you talking about? People relying on welfare are inherently liberal, creating a lazy mentality of trash people. I'm not sure what you're saying especially since this was made by Clint Eastwood as a way to point out how awful welfare makes people.
@@coletrainhetrick but this is a reality for many. Believe me if black people made up the overwhelming majority of people who uses welfare the government would have been cut the program. Similar to Roe V Wade, it wasn't because black women made up the majority of deletions that was to stop Becky so their numbers can recover.
If I was in this situation and heard “no fridge, no stove” I would have apologised and told them I would sell it and give them the money. And then after I sold it I would have told them to fuck off
This scene enrages me every time I watch it… owning a home free and clear is a dream many people will never achieve. I’d like to think that her mom lost the house after her daughter died, since she never signed the papers.
Oh they are very..."special" back home. Unfortunately this scene is that accurate about some. See this picture of me to the left in a NYC top floor office meeting. They are still doing the same things back on porch in Appalachia. Any therapist worth their salt advises to never see a toxic family again or not to bother coming in their office. $30,000 in counseling to say I come from a background I'm not proud of. Never bother calling. She finally had the epiphany at the hospital scene later in the film. The movie is about a fighter.
All I know if someone bought me a house fully paid for. Bro I would be eternally grateful. My ass would've been on hands and knees thanking them and God Almighty. Her mother is a selfish and evil lady to not only reject the house but to put her own daughter down with shame!! What kind of person does this?!!
"And I'm here to kill you, LIttle Bill...for what you did to Ned. And after I'm done with that, I'm going back to that trailer park to put an end to that awful, ungrateful woman." - William Munny (probably)
Her family were the most disgusting people ever. She was so good natured and lovely and wanted to share her new found wealth with them and they shit all over her. Unless you have relatives like this, you cannot relate.
I've never dared watch this movie all the way through. I couldn't even watch this past a minute because of how ungrateful the mother is and how horrible things turn out for Maggie. This is a movie so tragic and gripping that I dare not watch it once, knowing how it's going to turn out.
As a black man, I've noticed how we've focused alot on the "racial" wealth gap. Well, there are a lot of poor white Americans out there also and the saiddest thing I take from this scene is not mom's ungratefullness, but they systemic mind set. She doesn't know any better and all she knows is fear that everything is going to be cut off. It's sad how a large majority of us have been mentally beaten down for centuries. It's not so much that we have to be on the governmnent dole, it's just that some really don't have much of a choice.
One more thing, I feel about 'Saving Private Ryan" and "Perfect Storm" as you do about this one. I watched those movies all the way through one time, but I can't anymore and don't think I ever will.
I don’t blame the mom for being scared of a house cuz that’s a whole new lifestyle but she should have asked for help It’s obvious the daughter was willing to help but some people are scared of change Change is scary for people People get too comfortable with their lives and don’t wanna change anything Even if it’s better for them
People should be working if they can and not milking the government like Maggie's mom does. I know a few people who do it, like some couples who have children, buy a house together and so on, but never get married because they'll lose their government assistance. Maggie's mom is apparently good at that without a man. She probably just popped out three children to get more money, and I'm sure the sister has that son just for that, too.
As much as I can’t stand the mom the sister I can’t shake it but her eyes just scream the devil is in me. Not trying to be all religious or nothing but it’s not hard to scope out evil when you look it in the eyes
This scene, like a lot of scenes in this movie, just make no sense at all. A Mother upset because her daughter buys her a house? People laughing at female fighters? Really?
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The way her sister is smiling in the background while her mother is putting her down is just pure evil. To me that scene was the worst for me to see. Shows how truly jealous and hateful a family can be.
I like how they laugh at her yet she's clearly doing a lot better in life then they are.
Jealousy. A type of envious feeling that happens whether it's friends, foes, or worse your own family. It's rather sickening.
Some people stay mean whatever you do.
Crabs in a bucket. They never accomplished anything, she accomplished something. They are parasites and Maggie was better so they had to drag her back down.
Pure white trash jealousy. That is all.
The actress playing Maggie's mom is very talented, she nailed the awful mother attitude.
She's phenomenal. She can play the complete opposite type of person and is just as convincing. Like she's the nicest person in the world.
CHARACTER ACTRESS MARGO MARTINDALE
Shes brilliant in justified
Truly
The multiple emmy winner Margo Martindale .. she is magnificent
Imagine being so ungrateful that someone GIVES you a house and all you do is complain about it.
Alex Kyriacou what about my medicine?? Medicaid gonna cut me off! Lol
then that scene in the hospital...despicable!
I know, right?! When I first saw this movie I was a lot younger and still a little immature, so I was yelling at my TV screen at Frankie (Clint Eastwood), "Aren't you gonna step in here and kick that woman's fat @$$?!" I was so mad that he didn't intervene. Now that I'm older I understand why he didn't. It wasn't his business. But you can tell he felt bad for Maggie.
God, I love this movie so much.
@@Augiegrl12 Yep, when he tells them they should go back to their hotel to change since Maggie didn't know they'd spent a week visiting Woody and Mickey. Then when he tells them they should go back and hit some of the rides they probably missed. I loved that.
Some people just can't be pleased.
I cry when I see this scene. Unless you have a parent like that, you can never know...
Get out. Don't look back. I did. Nobody understands that either.
I did get out and you are right, nobody understands...only the few that lived it.
maria levy narcissistic personality disorder
I got out too. Did not follow suit and now am outcast. Best thing i ever did...outcast to WHAT exactley....i laugh so much now and am so proud of who ive become and still becoming ...! 🤘❤🤓👪👏🌏✌
maria levy yes, her Family don’t Give a f.....about her
I felt sorry for her. She showed kindness to her so called family and they threw it back in her face with sheer ingratitude, just because they were afraid of how it would affect their benefits
If somebody was nice enough to buy me a house, I would be nothing but grateful!
And when they drove home and she said “I’ve got nobody but you frankie” I balled! So many of us are alone and when someone cares, loves and pays attention and wants nothing in return! The greatest love! This movie was acted so so well!
And he had her. He loves her dearly. Killed him inside at the end. But they both found love and deep respect
There is so many people with mothers like this. I'm so happy my mother loves me so much. I can't even imagine what others go through with a crappy mother.
J Lei It’s a life sentence.
Me too , I have a good.. I means... Greater good mother in my life... I never paid her enough for her love and sacrifice to me and my sister.
Who can understand what it feels like to have a toxic evil family even worse than this I hope we can make it 🙏
Go no contact. There's no fixing them. I don't see mine. They are truly awful.
@ thank u 4 ur words
"Why'd you have to buy me a house?" so disgusting
@Katara Wilcox haha😂
Katara Wilcox 💀🤣
so true
@Katara Wilcox nahh dont say that the actress that played her is actually a really lovely and kind person
Cause they might stop her welfare lol
Moment of silence for those who was in similar situation in their lives. What an unappreciation, this literally killed me when I saw the first time like WTF
Me too🙁
You can live without your welfare. It's called a job.
boysponge705 true
She can't get a job because everyone is worried she will eat the workers
@@sfsmilitary4292 Well, she is pretty fat.
That woman is lazy as fuck
@@PhillDrakeEntertainment these are the same people that say immigrants stole my job.
If someone was to buy me a house I'd start crying from happiness and be grateful
The mother you love to hate! Sometimes I watch this movie just to see her. She's perfect in that role.
Yeap she s a filth
This just adds to how selfless Maggie was as a character not many people are in a position in life to do something this selfless. Some would blow their excess money on themself, not on a parent, and furthermore, most parents would be happy if their child did this for them. The only thing worse than this is Maggie's mother later trying to use her wealth to benefit herself after her daughter gets her back broken.
Look at her sister laughing at her. Their favourite thing is to be talking behind her back, when she starts doing great. They're jealous
I work as a paralegal and have seen so many families like this. Black, white, hispanic... all the same.
People don't believe this, but there are an awful lot of people like this in real life. It's just that they portray a shield of "good people" to manipulate others
Mother of the year
This movie portrays poor people so well. They really do deserve less.
The way she snapped her fingers at that baby boy like it would do anything makes me sad. She probably abuses him too. This woman is just a bitter, lazy, trash human being that takes joy in abusing those around her. To think there’s many people like this that exist. I’ve known a few in my life so far.
Side note: I’m sorry to all of those with
ungrateful, unloving, despicable, and abusive mothers or family members in general like this. You are strong for dealing with such evil.
Hilary Swank, what an amazing actress, so talented🥰
I was married to someone like that. My parents bought us a house. Compared to most of our friends, we were living in a mansion and he griped that it wasn't big enough! Guess why we're no longer married?
When she snaps her fingers because the baby was crying I got goosebumps she nailed this role in the movie 🍿
Awww...like the saying goes: no good deed goes unpunished! What trifling, selfish people!
My mom would've taken the house and the extra money and asked for more.
Damn....sorry
I felt that
Wtf
@@JB-zd8gv Simple really, she actually grew up a NAZl Sonnenkinder.
@@AliensAnonymous it's not your fault
The most gut wrenching movie ever. It's almost too much. I can't decide if I should have watched this or not. After it was over, I felt totally drained.
SOMETIMES FAMILIES CAN'T RECOGNIZE THE GOODNESS IN THEMSELVES. ❤
Margo Martindale is so great!
That’s nice for someone doing that.
Hillary Swank is such a wonderful actress. She's a beautiful person too.
Gosh, this is my mom and sister straight up... It's weird how much they like hurting people, so glad I left!
Stay away from that toxic stuff, you are better off without them.
When I first saw this movie and I saw her mom I was like, wow theirs other moms like mine out there....
You best believe it like mine no conscience.
Mix that personality with Joe Jackson and Mommy Dearest and you have my mom
You should watch the world famous Swedish film "Autumn Sonata" made in 1978 starting Ingrid Bergman. Anyone who has had dysfunctional mothers can really appreciate THAT movie. The mom on this movie, though relatable, is a caricature. Monster moms are not who don't show love to you. They are those that make you hate yourself because they make it clear to you that you are a defective human being.
Children of monster moms have to fight a long journey in their adulthood to stop feeling ashamed of themselves. At one point in their life they realize that they have nothing to be ashamed about because they have committed no crime or vice and have not been mean to anybody.
The fact is, society pressures women to children although some may have no maternal instinct. These mothers resent their children even if they love them on some level. If you don't love your husband, you can divorce him. Unfortunately for both the mom and child, if a mom doesn't love her child she cannot get rid of her child until they go to college.
@@thydasieng4519 oh goodness, hun 😢 don’t worry, you are loved by so many.
May I know the title of this movie?
I've known people like this. These are people you have to cut out of your life even if they are family. They either hold you back, put you down, live off of you or any combination of the three.
I love Clints' abiltiy to create characters that bring you out of your comfort zone to just want to choke a bitch
He didn’t create these characters, but he brought them to life and really told a great adaptation of the book in movie form.
Best scene of the whole movie
"No fridge, no stove neither..."
Clint just standing there listening was acting at its finest.
I really hated her family. She gave them a small little house and could also give them much money.
And they just standing there, laughing at her
What pissed me off about them was that when Mary went to the hospital, they mom calls her a great daughter just because of the amount of money Mary made.
Maggie is so naive, yet so wise at the same time.
At least she realizes, later. I would've argued with her (as much as I hate to that) about being grateful on where to live and the rooms they're going to have.
Maggie just needed to be loved the age difference was just to great to heal one another yes. But family no
If you liked Margo Martindale (the mom) in this role you might want to check out a film she is in called Rails and Ties!
I would've been like, "My bad, have a good day don't worry about moving in and changing your circumstances and the house is sold, take care."
This scene pissed me off so fucking bad...
Which makes them good actors
Because it's classist nonsense? No one on welfare acts this way.
@@titusmccarthy I'm from the south and believe me I've seen this same kinda stuff before.
Trash will always be trash
Maggie exemplifies the best in a person, she cares, alot . But as they say, all good deeds go unpunished which is why we ask why do bad things happen to good people?
Great actors I hated them
They LAIFF AT CHOO.
That husky raspy laugh gets me EVERYTIME.😂😂😂
So believably acted it's unbelievable. Brilliant.
I truly feel for those who have parents ainilar if not worse than this fictional character. I thank God he blessed me with such strong and independent parents. Although nobody is perfect my parents woukd never bash me for following my dreams and making something of myself.
" I'm a fighter momma" is all you need to know about Maggie...
This is Eastwood's Magnum Opus. Bravo Sir.
The mom was low key right about the house though lol
She can get a job. I’m assuming you’re just like her, making excuses for yourself. The house was literally paid for, she said it herself, bitch can get a job. The problem is, people like this don’t want change and don’t want to try and at least better themselves. They’re pathetic, and the fact there’s people just like this out there and my tax dollars go towards their “welfare” makes my stomach turn.
wuuuut
Yeah, but there are other ways to circumvent that. Maybe ask her daughter to repossess the house and then sell it and give her the profits? It's the way she acted that sickens people the most
I would be on my hands and knees praising her. The hell is wrong with them. Sure it's no mansion but bro you have an actual to god house. Property all paid for no mortgage. Bitch just gets some furniture some paint and this spot would be up and running. Some people are not just worth helping I guess
Someone buys you a house and the first thing you say is "There's no fridge, no stove neither" with such an attitude.
When someone wants a simple explanation of what a narcissists mother is, show them this video.
why in god's name do they hate her? after what she's done for them.
They're jealous. Looking at her success, they can no longer say to themselves that how they live is all there is for people born into they're situation. I also have a feeling that she was her daddy's favorite and that's a major bone of contention for sister and mother.
Narcissistic parents feel envious towards their children if they are successful in life, and thus want to destroy them
She cares more about continuing her welfare fraud than her daughters gesture
@@goodlife459 Well said🙌🏾
If it was Eastwood's intent to make these people appear as the worst possible human garbage, and for the audience to despise them, he certainly succeeded. I mean, look at the scene of the trailer part; not one single positive thing to recommend it. It's actually impossible to believe that she could have loved these people enough to buy them a house. The only thing missing is a welfare Cadillac in the driveway.
Hey, if Maggie had bought them a car of any kind, all her mother would do is say "They're gonna take away my welfare!" and "Why can't you just give me the money instead of buying me a house?"
And the GOP is worried about immigrants...
But then this pretty much personifies the Trump base.
hibob418 And the irony is Trump hates and mocks people like this
*thinks* how can I make this random video about trump hmmm...
Holy shit does he live rent free in your guy's heads?? Get the fuck over it
What are you talking about? People relying on welfare are inherently liberal, creating a lazy mentality of trash people. I'm not sure what you're saying especially since this was made by Clint Eastwood as a way to point out how awful welfare makes people.
@@coletrainhetrick but this is a reality for many. Believe me if black people made up the overwhelming majority of people who uses welfare the government would have been cut the program. Similar to Roe V Wade, it wasn't because black women made up the majority of deletions that was to stop Becky so their numbers can recover.
If I was in this situation and heard “no fridge, no stove” I would have apologised and told them I would sell it and give them the money.
And then after I sold it I would have told them to fuck off
This literally happened to me today.... My mum. And alk i could think of is this scene
May i know the title of the movie?
Million dollar baby
The sister worrying about a dude getting out of jail… ain’t he getting enough “love” over in the hoosegow?
This scene enrages me every time I watch it… owning a home free and clear is a dream many people will never achieve.
I’d like to think that her mom lost the house after her daughter died, since she never signed the papers.
And that would have been the last conversation I would've had and walked out the door.
“They life at you.”
It is incredible to me how different Maggie is when compared to her AWFUL mother. No wonder she escaped when she was just 13.
Worst reaction ever to being given a free house.
My mom is this woman. This movie makes my stomach sink. But it could be worse. At least we're not in that hospital like that. Sooo sad
Parts in this movie are very hard to watch - this is one.
Amazing acting, they nailed that one nasty deadbeat clan everybody knows and has run afoul of perfectly.
2:08 Unbelievable.
Oh they are very..."special" back home. Unfortunately this scene is that accurate about some. See this picture of me to the left in a NYC top floor office meeting. They are still doing the same things back on porch in Appalachia. Any therapist worth their salt advises to never see a toxic family again or not to bother coming in their office. $30,000 in counseling to say I come from a background I'm not proud of. Never bother calling. She finally had the epiphany at the hospital scene later in the film. The movie is about a fighter.
All I know if someone bought me a house fully paid for. Bro I would be eternally grateful. My ass would've been on hands and knees thanking them and God Almighty. Her mother is a selfish and evil lady to not only reject the house but to put her own daughter down with shame!! What kind of person does this?!!
"And I'm here to kill you, LIttle Bill...for what you did to Ned. And after I'm done with that, I'm going back to that trailer park to put an end to that awful, ungrateful woman." - William Munny (probably)
I feel bad for her when she was alive.😢😢
👇
looks exactly like Nadia!
We don't even have a house of our own yet :(
How crazy can you be to turn down a fkin' HOUSE?
Damn I hated that family.. They just wanted her money.
Her family is the best!
How she snaps her fingers in that baby's face. Ugggh. Gross family
😂
Margo Martindale artindale is magnificent
Hey, it’s Maggs!
Her family were the most disgusting people ever. She was so good natured and lovely and wanted to share her new found wealth with them and they shit all over her. Unless you have relatives like this, you cannot relate.
I’d simply take that house back and never speak them ever again
Welfare case
I've never dared watch this movie all the way through. I couldn't even watch this past a minute because of how ungrateful the mother is and how horrible things turn out for Maggie. This is a movie so tragic and gripping that I dare not watch it once, knowing how it's going to turn out.
As a black man, I've noticed how we've focused alot on the "racial" wealth gap. Well, there are a lot of poor white Americans out there also and the saiddest thing I take from this scene is not mom's ungratefullness, but they systemic mind set. She doesn't know any better and all she knows is fear that everything is going to be cut off. It's sad how a large majority of us have been mentally beaten down for centuries. It's not so much that we have to be on the governmnent dole, it's just that some really don't have much of a choice.
One more thing, I feel about 'Saving Private Ryan" and "Perfect Storm" as you do about this one. I watched those movies all the way through one time, but I can't anymore and don't think I ever will.
2:31
This still goes on today. Sad
Guada, guada, guada😂😂😂😘🦧🦧🦧🦧
My family....
Why is she mad she bought her a house?
The government can take away her welfare because she's own a house, afford to own a house.
@@notsureiL imagine being so lazy you can’t live without your welfare
I don’t blame the mom for being scared of a house cuz that’s a whole new lifestyle but she should have asked for help
It’s obvious the daughter was willing to help but some people are scared of change
Change is scary for people
People get too comfortable with their lives and don’t wanna change anything
Even if it’s better for them
People should be working if they can and not milking the government like Maggie's mom does. I know a few people who do it, like some couples who have children, buy a house together and so on, but never get married because they'll lose their government assistance. Maggie's mom is apparently good at that without a man. She probably just popped out three children to get more money, and I'm sure the sister has that son just for that, too.
I would say see ya!!
Who's J.D
this gets me mad
On 3:25 pissed me more off because the mom was trying to shut the baby up.
They must be my relatives. The only thing not believable is the white baby.
my mom behaves with me in just the same way
srry to hear that
@@PhillDrakeEntertainment thanks I hope you get lots of love and happiness in life
@@eugenethompson2352 I'm luck then
Such an ungrateful woman!
Where is the little childs father
As much as I can’t stand the mom the sister I can’t shake it but her eyes just scream the devil is in me. Not trying to be all religious or nothing but it’s not hard to scope out evil when you look it in the eyes
Wow those people, how bitter
God what a HORRIBLE mother!
This scene, like a lot of scenes in this movie, just make no sense at all. A Mother upset because her daughter buys her a house? People laughing at female fighters? Really?
Tragic