It adds more to the insult. You don’t deserve respect but I’m still giving you some. He pays for the gas so the man can’t say he stole it. Was he nice about it? No. But the man wasn’t nice to the women either. The greatest insult you can give is to still hold more respect that your opponent because it makes them look more like absolute shit.
@vmaninc.761 always one idiot who can't separate reality from fiction. just appreciate the show without spewing about shit no one cares about. his life, his problems. whatever happens legally to him that's on him. let people enjoy whatever media they want without crying about who did what. annoying mob mentality mouthbreathers.
We really don't. There's a reason they make these stories in like the 60s... this shit doesn't actually happen anymore. People have to go out of their way to fabricate genuine racism
Yeah, 70 years ago...but now it's a contest of who is more oppressed these days, and racism only exists now because leftist looney toons can't stop seeing everyone by their skin color and what they have in their pants.
@@tren380 I believe a bit different than you, respect for the human being, polite discourse, earning trust with each encounter. Everyone has a story, has lived lives unknowable to even close lived ones, respect for surviving as long as they have. What is your definition of respect? ☺️🙏
There are people out there that I disagree with and can’t stand the way they think, but I would NEVER consider treating someone like this. It’s hard for me to understand why some people have such hatred towards others just because their skin pigment is lighter or darker than someone else’s… skin color is NOT the problem. Racists are the problem…
The problem is Ppl think They're ideal is the right one and force it among others I respect everyone's opinion untill you try to force your will onto others
Everyones a lil baby, not knowing any prejudices, but they all grow...just some haters have to push their hate & blame someone, weak ppl blame others without ever looking inward. We're all the same! Either your good ppl, or u aint...there are good, bad, ugly, & beautiful in all races, genders, countires, tribes, & communities.. its self hate, hating others, but bn too coward to admit it, so they hate loudly to deflect, scared others might see right thru them, or faux arrogance, some ppl are soo snobby, & judgy bcuz subconsciously its their shields. ...all that + mainstream media trying to divide us, instead of bringing us together. They want sectors of ppl, not 1 human race, bcuz they know if we truly came together, we'd be the biggest movement on Earth, so they intentionally push hate & racism..sad part is they try to brainwash all the younger generations to believe its soooo bad! When Ive bn to ovr 30 states, & yea ur either cool or ur not, wherever tf you're at..Ppl are ppl
love it when he said "excuse my language miss Mimi" Edit: OMG Y'ALL WENT WILD WITH THE LIKES😭 thank you so much❤️ Edit: people in the replies are upset cuz apparently it's a crime to be polite and thank people for likes😂 and yeah, i get "paid for likes" and my life has never been better! but thanks for the sarcasm it made my day😂😂
"I don't see color/race" isn't a good thing to say. I get that it comes from a place of caring and what it means, but it's important for us to recognize others racial and ethnic backgrounds. The problem isn't with seeing color, the problem is hating because of color.
My great grandfather raised me a ww2 vet. He tought me if you treat a person with respect you get the respect back no matter what race or religion you are. We need to tech todays youth the same and not racist. ❤❤🙏😇
@@thebigdawg61 it's not the elders it's not the kids of the day these days nowadays it is all these races coming over to this country and destroying this country
All the comments are praising the man for defending the lady and the lady for having grace but none regarding the racists themselves. How crazy is it that we’ve normalized the dehumanization so much that we look right past it and focus on the heroism of the people who handle it well and not on the cowardice and the disgusting behavior that was the norm for centuries. If we can’t really notice the wrongness of it when it’s so blatantly wrong and obvious, how surprising is it that we can’t /don’t/won’t see it when it happens more subtly today?
Context. This man is from the future. He is sent back to the past in to 1963. Obviously behaviors that were seen as acceptable by some percentage of the population back then would never be accepted by the general public now. What these type of racist people did back then was horrible. I feel truly horrible for anyone who had to endure their venom. And those who sadly still have to today.
@obiwankesnowbi9807 amen. We aren't where we were. We are where we're at now. And the one profiting off where we were are, looking to divide us and return us to where we were.
Franco is the embodiment of my grandpa. WW2 vet who didn’t see color, only the person. He was the most sincere and selfless man I had ever known. Never forget when my aunt and my mom told me the story of Grandpa fighting off 3 white men who were going to put their hands on this young female adult who was black while she was walking by on the sidewalk into town. He even put the woman in his car and dropped her off home and made sure she got inside safe. That woman ended up becoming my moms godmother. She passed away in ‘03.
Your grandpa was a hero to normal people. Not anymore. "Not seeing color" isn't a virtue anymore. Now, you have to see racism as the very foundation upon which every block of western society was laid. You have to admit guilt if you're white, and you can never lose that guilt or redeem yourself in any way. The best you can do is live your entire life in service to "people of color." It won't be enough of course, but it's the least you can do. Welcome to Critical Race Theory.
A lot of veterans were like that after WW2. If a black man was good enough to fight beside you in a war, he was good enough to do the same thing you did back home too. Sad part is, not all vets got that message either.
Mind Begs the Question: ▪︎Satan said Devils/Jinns are Superior Race ▪︎Hitler said Ariens are Superior Race ▪︎Those who hold Superior Race/Caste complex ▪︎Following God or Satan?
It was not a smile. She was weary. It was the just the exhaustive humiliation of it all, the processing, that it was not even deserved, to be treated so unkindly.
Miss Mimi was a beautiful Queen who had to smile and pretend she didn’t want the white man to give her a simple cup of coffee, the show by the way was called 11-22-63, in it was a science fiction flick about a man, James Franco’s character who could go back in time but only to early 1960’s mid America you guys should check it out it was pretty good.
Yeah, you're right about that but you should read some of his other stuff. He REALLY over uses it sometimes. I had to stop the Song of Susanna because I was tired of hearing it so much.
11/22/63 is a mini series with 8 episodes. A teacher discovers a time portal that leads to October 21st, 1960 and goes on a quest to try and prevent the assassination of John F. Kennedy, which is complicated by the presence of Lee Harvey Oswald and the fact that he's falling in love with the past itself.
Not a person is born with hate in their heart. Everyone starts their journey with a pure soul. Hatred is taught and it's disgusting. I praise the ppl who stood up against it and went the righteous way.
My heart breaks every day over the way people treat other PEOPLE. The fact that people 'hate' each other because their skin is a different color or their culture is different...i just cant wrap my brain around that.
@@barbarahuggins6277It's not just ignorance, it's a sense of superficial superiority, full of selfish self-entitlement and wrongful self-righteousness & a super-warped ARROGANCE.
It may be passed from generation to generation, but it starts as fear. Someone who looks different from you and your tribe is unknown and therefore is a possible danger. Nevertheless, I know we are ALL Heavenly Father's children whom He loves equally and expects us to do as well.
My mom grew up in Arkansas where sundown towns and cross burnings were still common even in the late 80s. She told me a story about how she went on a road trip with her friend and found out the girl's dad was a Klan Grand Wizard after their car broke down and they had to call for help. She said she never hung out with that girl again because ole girl didn't didn't think to mention her father violently hated black people until after he saw my mother in the passenger seat.
@@holifae I’ve had that happen to me when I was a kid, went on a trip to celebrate a friends birthday and he tells me 2 mins before we reach his dads truck that he is extremely racist. Said he wouldn’t say anything to my face on his birthday. After a few beers…… :(
Harry Osborne turned and wrnt even more respectful to ppl damn like he went from hating pete to loving life again and than after dying in spiderman 3 he gets transported to the 60s and it's humble and perfect for him to be in this time zone
That's a hard ask when it comes to the average person. I was taught to be polite and treat everyone with respect. Being nice requires that you be agreeable and most people aren't.
Many people are raised differently and most are just assholes by nature or have personal issues, I understand where you are coming from and I’m the same way. Sometimes we just have to think about how that person came to be, probably having a bad day or is just plain out horrible. Gotta be careful with who is who
actress played and plays her roll so well, the emotions displayed on her face while he fills her gas tank after grabbing the can and telling the store owner off is just amazing
@@LycanKai14 This woman is a fictional character. This incident never occurred. It's not real. I'm not the person who needs medication. This scene is the product of a white, liberal screenwriter's virtue-signaling. It's wishful thinking.
Shit is crazy, however, I believe going through that has molded black people into the strong and resilient people that we are today. Still, no race should be discriminated against because we’re all human, nobody chose how they were brought into this world.
They were true Americans brother i pray they rest in the kingdom for seeing their fellow American past skin religion, & ideologies... but our government want to keep us hating one another
Best part of this comment section? The fact EVERY SINGLE POST is commending the man on being a gentleman, or commenting that nobody should be treated poorly because of race. Its nice to see our society has collectively outgrown the kind of racist nonsense in this clip!
Yeah, now our racism is more well hidden and less obvious. Don't believe me? Keep an eye out for racist dog whistles like complaining about "diversity hires" when it's a person of color who messes up at their job or "the usual suspects" and "lawyers and doctors" when you see a video of a person of color committing a crime. Watch, I bet my comment is going to attract the racists just by me mentioning this.
A clip like this in today's turbulence is so important for so many reasons. Bigotry is fuelled by ignorance, stains the soul and doesn't wash off easily. Into the mirror.
I understand that there are a lot of racist people in this world. I want to acknowledge all the one’s who actually show respect to every culture in this world and show no partiality towards anyone. I have the utmost respect for those who once were racist and have changed their ways and thinking. 🤗🫂You all have my DEEPEST RESPECT!!!! I thank God every day and every night for all of you and ask him to keep you and your loved ones safe and always blessed.
Why couldn't all white people be like mr.amberson back in the old days Edit: Wow, a lot of people have responded, and wow, that's a lot of likes. Sorry if anybody took my comment. As me being rude, I was thinking out loud and thought of posting a comment, but omg P.S can everyone please stop fighting with each other.
@@Rensune Ah yes only a handful, that's why entire schools were segregated, entire laws were out in place to make life harder for people of color, but it was only a handful of people right?
For people who didn’t understand because they don’t get the context and didn’t watch this show. He was the strange one because he is being nice to a black woman during the segregation era, that is why everyone gave him that look.
My first daycare person I called her aunt Mimi she ran a daycare in her own home for toddlers and infants. It was great because I lived with my single mom because my parents divorced when I was one. I always remember Aunt Mimi she even had a playground in her backyard she even taught some of the kids potty training and fed us lunch herself so the parents wouldn't have to worry. She is a kind soul
In the 60’s I was attending an Air Force school in Biloxi, MS. The town disliked Blacks and Airmen equally. There were bathroom signs for “Whites only” and “Blacks and Airmen only”. One sign said “Blacks and Airmen keep off the grass”! I took a bus from Biloxi to Fayette, MS. Being White and wearing my uniform I was told to sit in the back of the bus. There were plenty of empty seats up front. I’m a Vietnam veteran and have served alongside other veterans with different skin tones, religions, and ethnicity. It makes no difference to me.
Way to try to make it seem like you were victimized the same. You weren’t. In Biloxi maybe they hated airmen, but guess what, when you took the suit off no one knew what branch you served or who tf you were. They just knew you were a white man in the 60s. You go tell this story to a black ppl who had loved ones lynched because they couldn’t peel their skin back and hide the fact that they were black. You ARE NOT the same. And your EXPERIENCE is NOT the same.
For those who dont know, the name of this movie is 11.22.63. And for those who are wondering why such a strange name was picked for a movie, 11.22.63 is the exact date the American President, John F. (Fitzgerald) Kennedy was assassinated in His Lincoln Continental Motorcade, shot once in the upper back and the in the head. All of this happened in his political trip to Dallas, Texas. The assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald who went on to kill a Police Officer who tried to detain him. Thankfully he was later captured by the Dallas Police, 2-3 Days Later he was shot and killed at point blank range and murdered aswell by Jack Ruby, who supposedly had ties to the Mafia. A heartwarming detail is that President Kennedy fought for the civil rights of coloured people and supported them quite a lot. From what i know Mr. Amberson is a time traveller whose sent to stop the Kennedy Assassination.
To be clear, Oswald was not the only assassin...it's been proven physically impossible for him to have fired 3 shots and had 3 hits in that time span with that weapon, and there is lots of evidence proving there were more than 3 shots fired. Most experts agree that the head shot came from the front(Oswald shot from behind and from elevation).
@TheLearningCatalystCoach All correct, and if you want to get theoretical with it there's a pretty decent chance that it was the CIA (the organization whose main objective is to protect the people of the U.S. from international threats) that orchestrated the whole thing. Real interesting piece of history right there.
@@Dlannin05 gingers often get lot of gate because, while not an ethnic minority, they are a minority in the white population. As such, they should be waaaay more sympathetic to other groups, especially those that are way more oppressed
@@justwannabehappy6735 I'm actually a ginger unfortunately lol, so I wasn't sure if you were saying you didn't like gingers or something. It's true, but it was definitely a lot worse as a kid. As an adult, people don't really give a shit about it as much, so that's nice.
They did a pretty good job with this show, especially for it to be based off of an SK book but like many of his books, there isn't much way you can ever do it justice. I finally read the book about 3 years ago or so and was floored with how good it was.
I really enjoyed the series! Shows ignorance and racism from an earlier time. Also teaches us how to show others respect and compassion. Wish more people today could learn from these simple concepts! ❤
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TV Show: 11.22.63
I red this book in placement
11.22.63? 😐🤨
But there's no 22nd month 🤦♂️
@@TheSolidMidgetOfficial lol I know Americans have stupid habits. It's just how it is. At least we spell color correctly
@@TheSolidMidgetOfficialthe show was made in the us so its month/day/year
Amazing show I highly recommend it
The way he threw the money to him did it for me 😂😂
TOTALLY agree. Like if youre gonna act like an animal you can get on the ground like one to get you money.
It adds more to the insult. You don’t deserve respect but I’m still giving you some. He pays for the gas so the man can’t say he stole it. Was he nice about it? No. But the man wasn’t nice to the women either. The greatest insult you can give is to still hold more respect that your opponent because it makes them look more like absolute shit.
Right 😂
@@depressivschwul2377 "I'm going to do what's right, even if you don't, but that doesn't mean I have to make your half of it easy."
Yes. He was holding back cause he didn't want to fight in front of Miss. Mimi.
He was raised right 👍
He grew up in the future and traveled to the past that's why
Yeah, increase the divide.
Why, oh why can't we just work for understanding?
Nah bros literally from a “different time” 😂
Too bad the actor can't apply and live by what he portrays in this mimi series (respect for women i mean!). 😳🙄🤬😉💯🔥👍🏻
@vmaninc.761 always one idiot who can't separate reality from fiction. just appreciate the show without spewing about shit no one cares about. his life, his problems. whatever happens legally to him that's on him. let people enjoy whatever media they want without crying about who did what. annoying mob mentality mouthbreathers.
I love it when people stand up against bullies and racism. We need more people like this. A true gentleman
We really don't. There's a reason they make these stories in like the 60s... this shit doesn't actually happen anymore. People have to go out of their way to fabricate genuine racism
Indeed, against all types of racism.
Yeah, 70 years ago...but now it's a contest of who is more oppressed these days, and racism only exists now because leftist looney toons can't stop seeing everyone by their skin color and what they have in their pants.
Things aren't like that anymore because of men like him.
@@brandoncampanaro7571what?
Miss. Mimi has that vibe that would make me go to her with my problems instead of my own mom. She’s got that loving soul that just shines so bright.
The actress of Ms. Mimi was convicted of burglary last year.
Ya I love ehr
He treated her just like everybody SHOULD be treated, with respect!
Precisely so. ❤😊
You should not treat everyone with respect. Be polite? Yes. Respect? No.
@@tren380until they give you a reason not to show respect then yes you should show everyone respect.
@@tren380 I believe a bit different than you, respect for the human being, polite discourse, earning trust with each encounter. Everyone has a story, has lived lives unknowable to even close lived ones, respect for surviving as long as they have. What is your definition of respect? ☺️🙏
@@wayneroberts6094 was about to correct em, but you've obviously been raised with sense. Much respect to you🙏🏽
"Excuse my language, miss mimi" lol
He was raised right. Respectful of others while enforcing proper social standards.
@@danielhaire6677
Back in the day, men didn't swear in front of ladies, while in public.
Wth u lol for?
that’s just how mama raised us down here. never swear in the company of a lady
Ima start saying that now whenever I cuss In front of my lady it just sounds funny lol
Miss Mimi got that sophisticated vibe to her.
Money doesn’t care what color skin you have. And neither should people.
We need more Miss Mimi's and Mr Amberson's in our world.
I loved how he apologized for cussing in front of a lady.
That's because that's all he saw. Yes he saw she was Black, but all he was concerned about was she was a Lady.
There were millions of them, this thing called the Civil Rights Movement.
The way you phrased it sounds like you want more ladies that are discriminated against
@@hallobrethink it was more ladies and gents
We are the wide majority. We just aren't considered interesting by the media. We don't fit their message.
Bro being polite
Everyone: flabergasted and surprised
In this time it would be seen as weird
More people were polite and considerate than people today realize. The cruel ones get all the media attention. Makes for better entrainment
@BeckJoseR Most white people were racist towards black/asian/latino people. These days, they still are, but not a majority anymore
Remember this took place when slavery was still legal throughout almost all of the Middle East and a bunch of states still had discriminatory laws.
@@BeckJoseR"most" you're delusional.
There are still some of us left who would stand up for anyone ❤
There are people out there that I disagree with and can’t stand the way they think, but I would NEVER consider treating someone like this. It’s hard for me to understand why some people have such hatred towards others just because their skin pigment is lighter or darker than someone else’s… skin color is NOT the problem. Racists are the problem…
The problem is Ppl think They're ideal is the right one and force it among others I respect everyone's opinion untill you try to force your will onto others
Everyones a lil baby, not knowing any prejudices, but they all grow...just some haters have to push their hate & blame someone, weak ppl blame others without ever looking inward. We're all the same! Either your good ppl, or u aint...there are good, bad, ugly, & beautiful in all races, genders, countires, tribes, & communities.. its self hate, hating others, but bn too coward to admit it, so they hate loudly to deflect, scared others might see right thru them, or faux arrogance, some ppl are soo snobby, & judgy bcuz subconsciously its their shields. ...all that + mainstream media trying to divide us, instead of bringing us together. They want sectors of ppl, not 1 human race, bcuz they know if we truly came together, we'd be the biggest movement on Earth, so they intentionally push hate & racism..sad part is they try to brainwash all the younger generations to believe its soooo bad! When Ive bn to ovr 30 states, & yea ur either cool or ur not, wherever tf you're at..Ppl are ppl
❌We need more people like him
✅We need to be like him
This comment should have all the 👍..
We need more lady like woman like her too tho. Not dumpster fire thieves
We are like him. In the present day we are like him. That was some of the ways sixty years ago or longer. We are now that good guy.
@@jc-ql1itliterally one comment above you 😂.
@@devon7359 lool
love it when he said "excuse my language miss Mimi"
Edit: OMG Y'ALL WENT WILD WITH THE LIKES😭 thank you so much❤️
Edit: people in the replies are upset cuz apparently it's a crime to be polite and thank people for likes😂 and yeah, i get "paid for likes" and my life has never been better! but thanks for the sarcasm it made my day😂😂
Reminds me of William. J bazkowitz from wolfenstein
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No matter how right you are in putting a Schmuck in his place, there is little to no excuse for bad manners to a lady.
Respect your Elder's is what kids WERE always taught 💙
Miss Mimi. Such a beautiful name 😊
What a wonderful country we would have if people didn't see color and respected one another.
"I don't see color/race" isn't a good thing to say. I get that it comes from a place of caring and what it means, but it's important for us to recognize others racial and ethnic backgrounds. The problem isn't with seeing color, the problem is hating because of color.
@@erickmejia4602 You're absolutely right!, 💯
It’s the throwing the money to the ground part for me
I just can't comprehend that level of hatred towards someone who is _behaving_ politely.
It's poison.
I can't believe it either, but it does exist. Started out years ago and still exists till this day, sadly.
Live a little LONGER ...it still exists
@@annowens5019 Do you have a problem with my comment?
a mile isnt far just like the back of a bus
My great grandfather raised me a ww2 vet. He tought me if you treat a person with respect you get the respect back no matter what race or religion you are. We need to tech todays youth the same and not racist. ❤❤🙏😇
My grandfather was a WWII vet...Marine Corps...Pacific...and he loved getting drunk, beating his kids and cheating on his wife.
The youth of today are not the issue. The problem is their elders. I speak as one of those elders who is very disappointed in my generation.
No I want to teach my kids to be racist and teach them that respect is earned not given
@@thebigdawg61 it's not the elders it's not the kids of the day these days nowadays it is all these races coming over to this country and destroying this country
Yes the elders that are teaching them to be racist and calling it anti racist
I don't have why people are so racist. Everyone is created equally. You have good people of every color.
It is about statistics and averages. Nobody is claiming that some races has no good people
All the comments are praising the man for defending the lady and the lady for having grace but none regarding the racists themselves. How crazy is it that we’ve normalized the dehumanization so much that we look right past it and focus on the heroism of the people who handle it well and not on the cowardice and the disgusting behavior that was the norm for centuries. If we can’t really notice the wrongness of it when it’s so blatantly wrong and obvious, how surprising is it that we can’t /don’t/won’t see it when it happens more subtly today?
Well Said.
Maybe it's because we don't want to give the devil that he needs to take a mile !
Context. This man is from the future. He is sent back to the past in to 1963. Obviously behaviors that were seen as acceptable by some percentage of the population back then would never be accepted by the general public now. What these type of racist people did back then was horrible. I feel truly horrible for anyone who had to endure their venom. And those who sadly still have to today.
I always wonder what the sort of things people of the future will look back on now and see we're ignorant about.
It was just as ignorant back then and courageous folks rose up and ended these disgusting practices!
That venom is not as strong as it used to be, and often in the areas where it is, it isn't without reason.
If racism was seen as normal back then, there wouldn’t have been a huge movement to change it
@@htspencer9084just about as ignorant today as they have been forever. Just different forms and colors!!!
Nobody deserves to be treated like this no matter what they look like.
Unfortunately a lot of people wouldn't agree with you.
@@laisiasanaigulevu8139obviously
@@laisiasanaigulevu8139Fortunately, majority of people would.
@obiwankesnowbi9807 amen. We aren't where we were. We are where we're at now. And the one profiting off where we were are, looking to divide us and return us to where we were.
Drive thru a ghetto and say that!
Remember my friends: Guilt, shame, and and resentfulness are taught. Never innate ❤
It’s so hard to believe this is what happens still to this day. People deserve respect full stop.
Franco is the embodiment of my grandpa. WW2 vet who didn’t see color, only the person. He was the most sincere and selfless man I had ever known. Never forget when my aunt and my mom told me the story of Grandpa fighting off 3 white men who were going to put their hands on this young female adult who was black while she was walking by on the sidewalk into town. He even put the woman in his car and dropped her off home and made sure she got inside safe. That woman ended up becoming my moms godmother. She passed away in ‘03.
They banged for sure. Nice.
Your grandpa was a real hero. Fought in the war and was kind. Great man
Your grandpa was a hero to normal people. Not anymore. "Not seeing color" isn't a virtue anymore. Now, you have to see racism as the very foundation upon which every block of western society was laid. You have to admit guilt if you're white, and you can never lose that guilt or redeem yourself in any way. The best you can do is live your entire life in service to "people of color." It won't be enough of course, but it's the least you can do. Welcome to Critical Race Theory.
@@WS-1638 I think we all know about your illness.
A lot of veterans were like that after WW2. If a black man was good enough to fight beside you in a war, he was good enough to do the same thing you did back home too. Sad part is, not all vets got that message either.
A decent person standing up for a decent person!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Didn't james franco use his position and influence to sexually abuse and mistreat young girls for his despicable sexual behavior. 🤔
The audacity!
2012 vs 1963 jake is from 2012 in 1963 or some time before that 11-22-63 GREAT BOOK
Yes and did you see how he fling the money on the floor for him.😮😊😂
Wow! And just like that, he dismantled systemic racism.
This subject has never been seen before in the history of entertainment racism against black people. How refreshing.
Ms mimi was the sweetest and gentlest person in the whole series. If you didn't love Ms mimi you're broken
What is the name?
@@elizabethsaww22wootenw9c6 11/22/63 is the name. It's a limited series based off of a book by Stephen King. I believe it's on Hulu.
Mind Begs the Question:
▪︎Satan said Devils/Jinns are Superior Race
▪︎Hitler said Ariens are Superior Race
▪︎Those who hold Superior Race/Caste complex
▪︎Following God or Satan?
@@elizabethsaww22wootenw9c6 miniseries 11.22.63
@@elizabethsaww22wootenw9c6
The series you mean? 11.22.63.
You might find it as 22.11.63 too.
Her little smile after the " Excuse my language." Priceless
It was not a smile. She was weary. It was the just the exhaustive humiliation of it all, the processing, that it was not even deserved, to be treated so unkindly.
There was no smile
Miss Mimi was a beautiful Queen who had to smile and pretend she didn’t want the white man to give her a simple cup of coffee, the show by the way was called 11-22-63, in it was a science fiction flick about a man, James Franco’s character who could go back in time but only to early 1960’s mid America you guys should check it out it was pretty good.
I'm about to check it out now
"Excuse my language miss Mimi " somethin about the way he said that made me chuckle.
Me too. 😂 😅 ❤ 😊
Steven King really loves using that hard R.
That’s how the good old boys would have said it.
have you ever heard of Quentin Tarantino?
Well I mean this is how they would say it unfortunately back in those days
Yeah, you're right about that but you should read some of his other stuff. He REALLY over uses it sometimes. I had to stop the Song of Susanna because I was tired of hearing it so much.
It's just a word
11/22/63 is a mini series with 8 episodes.
A teacher discovers a time portal that leads to October 21st, 1960 and goes on a quest to try and prevent the assassination of John F. Kennedy, which is complicated by the presence of Lee Harvey Oswald and the fact that he's falling in love with the past itself.
Can this be streamed on a particular network? Cause I've never heard of it before
It was on hulu @DravensWolves
It's a Steven King novel. It is dope as hell. @@DravensWolves
Thanks for telling us. I’d considered reading that one but haven’t yet. He remains a great writer.
I have wodfix. It has ads, but you can't watch anything you want.
Not a person is born with hate in their heart. Everyone starts their journey with a pure soul. Hatred is taught and it's disgusting. I praise the ppl who stood up against it and went the righteous way.
Yes...we are all human, and God's children...
Nope
Even the football player was confused when he offered her coffee. I love how he looked back at everyone like what’s the problem 😭
The acting is so good
My heart breaks every day over the way people treat other PEOPLE. The fact that people 'hate' each other because their skin is a different color or their culture is different...i just cant wrap my brain around that.
It is called ignorance. And not too bright, it is passed down from one family to another.Ignorance is not bliss it is deadly.
@@barbarahuggins6277It's not just ignorance, it's a sense of superficial superiority, full of selfish self-entitlement and wrongful self-righteousness & a super-warped ARROGANCE.
@@barbarahuggins6277actually it’s called racism 🤓
It may be passed from generation to generation, but it starts as fear. Someone who looks different from you and your tribe is unknown and therefore is a possible danger. Nevertheless, I know we are ALL Heavenly Father's children whom He loves equally and expects us to do as well.
@@selmanigamer5261 but it's good to explain what it means in detail, because so many these days seem to want to make up their own definitions.
Mr Amberson is such a sweet gentleman ☺️
Nice. Humanity has long way to go❤
My grandma always said being kind don't cost you nothing.
EffieEatmon we Miss you Grandma 💜💜💜
Effie like in dreamgirls ❤thank you grandma too.
My mom always said "No good deed goes unpunished"... but you still do it anyway.
@@hotcrazycatladyme168 why would good deeds be punished? Or did u mean to say “no bad deed goes unpunished”
@@zenn54321the saying means that doing good is often at your expense, but you should still do good because it’s right
My favorite bit is "Excuse my language Miss Mimi."
Edit: Holy crow! Thanks for the 1k likes ^_^
Holy crow? XD nice
The thing I love about this time is that everyone was well-dressed, as a rule.
This made me cry real tears
Unfortunately people that did stuff like this and were also lynched in places.
The biggest lynching in America happened in New Orleans and they lynched Italians
Still do, in small towns. You just don’t hear about it. Jasper, Texas is one of them, which is still a “ Sundown “ town.
Not good we ALL people
My mom grew up in Arkansas where sundown towns and cross burnings were still common even in the late 80s. She told me a story about how she went on a road trip with her friend and found out the girl's dad was a Klan Grand Wizard after their car broke down and they had to call for help. She said she never hung out with that girl again because ole girl didn't didn't think to mention her father violently hated black people until after he saw my mother in the passenger seat.
@@holifae I’ve had that happen to me when I was a kid, went on a trip to celebrate a friends birthday and he tells me 2 mins before we reach his dads truck that he is extremely racist. Said he wouldn’t say anything to my face on his birthday. After a few beers…… :(
Now if only millions followed that sentiment…
Harry Osborne turned and wrnt even more respectful to ppl damn like he went from hating pete to loving life again and than after dying in spiderman 3 he gets transported to the 60s and it's humble and perfect for him to be in this time zone
I’ll never understand why it is so hard to be NICE!! To everyone.
I absolutely agree!
That's a hard ask when it comes to the average person. I was taught to be polite and treat everyone with respect. Being nice requires that you be agreeable and most people aren't.
Because their Racist and ugly heart gets in the way!!!
Many people are raised differently and most are just assholes by nature or have personal issues, I understand where you are coming from and I’m the same way. Sometimes we just have to think about how that person came to be, probably having a bad day or is just plain out horrible. Gotta be careful with who is who
Cause absolutes dont exist and what is culturally acceptable to one culture could be condemned in another culture.😊😊😊
They did this scene perfectly
The respect he shows to her as he is standing up for her
Rlly well done
This is a true representation of what anti racism is! Can we go back to when people wanted true equality?
I love the way he threw the money at that dude😂
actress played and plays her roll so well, the emotions displayed on her face while he fills her gas tank after grabbing the can and telling the store owner off is just amazing
It's not very hard to play the victim. js
She will forever remember this and be the reason why she will tell her kids not everyone bad ❤
Nope, don't want to spoil the story, but that's not how this ends
@@MntDewEyes appreciate it
Except that she does not actually exist...because this is a fictional story written by a cokehead.
@petebondurant58 don't worry I'll still go get the popcorn
@@LycanKai14 This woman is a fictional character. This incident never occurred. It's not real. I'm not the person who needs medication. This scene is the product of a white, liberal screenwriter's virtue-signaling. It's wishful thinking.
When you hate someone , you hate yourself.
I will never be able to fathom that we were treated like that …..
Shit is crazy, however, I believe going through that has molded black people into the strong and resilient people that we are today. Still, no race should be discriminated against because we’re all human, nobody chose how they were brought into this world.
There were actually people back then that were kind like this. Most of the time, they didn't survive because of their kindness 😔
Most of the time they didn’t survive? Can you cite your source on how most decent people were murdered 50 years ago?
They were true Americans brother i pray they rest in the kingdom for seeing their fellow American past skin religion, & ideologies... but our government want to keep us hating one another
must be the jews
@@reekdaboii916they are praising God in heaven!! God will have his vengeance. The meek shall inherit the earth.
what?! if they didn’t survive how do we have the civil rights we do today? because they became the majority 😂😂😂
Man was raised right
Best part of this comment section? The fact EVERY SINGLE POST is commending the man on being a gentleman, or commenting that nobody should be treated poorly because of race.
Its nice to see our society has collectively outgrown the kind of racist nonsense in this clip!
Yeah, now our racism is more well hidden and less obvious. Don't believe me? Keep an eye out for racist dog whistles like complaining about "diversity hires" when it's a person of color who messes up at their job or "the usual suspects" and "lawyers and doctors" when you see a video of a person of color committing a crime. Watch, I bet my comment is going to attract the racists just by me mentioning this.
😂😂😂
If only that were true
Beautiful! That’s what a real man looks like!
That's how you do it. Respect doesn't come in colors, it comes from the ❤!
So true!!!!!
Truth. This should be pinned ✊🏻
A clip like this in today's turbulence is so important for so many reasons. Bigotry is fuelled by ignorance, stains the soul and doesn't wash off easily. Into the mirror.
If I keep getting robbed by the same type of person, what am I supposed to think
@@rustys.1070your supposed to think about how to stop getting robbed, and not being a hateful asshole
@@rustys.1070 we don’t expect you to think of much at all
@Kalsimir that sounds super badass but what does it really mean
@@rustys.1070 What does it mean to you? That's the more important question.
I understand that there are a lot of racist people in this world. I want to acknowledge all the one’s who actually show respect to every culture in this world and show no partiality towards anyone. I have the utmost respect for those who once were racist and have changed their ways and thinking. 🤗🫂You all have my DEEPEST RESPECT!!!! I thank God every day and every night for all of you and ask him to keep you and your loved ones safe and always blessed.
His a Real Gentleman.
Why couldn't all white people be like mr.amberson back in the old days
Edit: Wow, a lot of people have responded, and wow, that's a lot of likes. Sorry if anybody took my comment. As me being rude, I was thinking out loud and thought of posting a comment, but omg
P.S can everyone please stop fighting with each other.
I have im 26 live in Louisiana I can tell you it exists @@imaxcrepin0001
Most of them were.
Only a handful were absolute assholes.
@Rensune
Only a handful?? They had laws that discriminated black people!
@@imaxcrepin0001That’s because the show takes place in the 60s
@@Rensune Ah yes only a handful, that's why entire schools were segregated, entire laws were out in place to make life harder for people of color, but it was only a handful of people right?
Wrong is wrong, even if you're the only one still not doing it. Right is right, even if you're the only one left still doing it.
This is so beautiful, warmed my heart that her boss stood up for her and he didn't see color! We're all gods children...❤❤❤❤
respect is a universal handshake. Its too bad people cant grasp that simple concept
That's a real man, with a real loving soul 🙌🏿👑
❤yes indeed
For people who didn’t understand because they don’t get the context and didn’t watch this show. He was the strange one because he is being nice to a black woman during the segregation era, that is why everyone gave him that look.
Can you imagine if he was irl. All the women be like this guy is mine. What respect. ❤
That's how real men treat a woman
If only women acted like ladies and knew how to treat a man today smh
"Excuse my language Miss Mimi" ❤❤❤
When you give respect you get it back in return treat yourself and others with dignity respect and kindness
With a smile like that, how can one person hate on Ms. Mimi. 😓
This comment section is very telling. Almost 70 years later and people still refuse to understand that we are all one equal human race.
not*
@@grant3002 You think we are not equal?
We aren’t
@@jamaarisquare979 Explain why.
And the world waits for sevral nations to realise this and accept it. America, Russia, China, and a few others - get with the sentiment and live it.
My first daycare person I called her aunt Mimi she ran a daycare in her own home for toddlers and infants. It was great because I lived with my single mom because my parents divorced when I was one. I always remember Aunt Mimi she even had a playground in her backyard she even taught some of the kids potty training and fed us lunch herself so the parents wouldn't have to worry. She is a kind soul
I worked for some lady just like that😊
Had an old lady like miss mimi,don't remember her name but sweet old lady fed us when my was working❤❤
Everyone deserves to be treated with respect as long as they give respect.
I’m going to get “Miss Mimi?” stuck in my head now like a favourite song 😂
In the 60’s I was attending an Air Force school in Biloxi, MS. The town disliked Blacks and Airmen equally. There were bathroom signs for “Whites only” and “Blacks and Airmen only”. One sign said “Blacks and Airmen keep off the grass”! I took a bus from Biloxi to Fayette, MS. Being White and wearing my uniform I was told to sit in the back of the bus. There were plenty of empty seats up front. I’m a Vietnam veteran and have served alongside other veterans with different skin tones, religions, and ethnicity. It makes no difference to me.
Welcome Home, Sir
Thank you for your service
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SERVICE!!👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏
Respect
Way to try to make it seem like you were victimized the same. You weren’t. In Biloxi maybe they hated airmen, but guess what, when you took the suit off no one knew what branch you served or who tf you were. They just knew you were a white man in the 60s. You go tell this story to a black ppl who had loved ones lynched because they couldn’t peel their skin back and hide the fact that they were black.
You ARE NOT the same. And your EXPERIENCE is NOT the same.
1 isolated instance vs a who nation of Black people being treated like shyt for generations.....
This is how real men stand up
Miss Mimi looks like such a sweet heart ❤️
It just takes that one person to acknowledge making someone feel like nothing is about you.
For those who dont know, the name of this movie is 11.22.63. And for those who are wondering why such a strange name was picked for a movie, 11.22.63 is the exact date the American President, John F. (Fitzgerald) Kennedy was assassinated in His Lincoln Continental Motorcade, shot once in the upper back and the in the head. All of this happened in his political trip to Dallas, Texas. The assassin was Lee Harvey Oswald who went on to kill a Police Officer who tried to detain him. Thankfully he was later captured by the Dallas Police, 2-3 Days Later he was shot and killed at point blank range and murdered aswell by Jack Ruby, who supposedly had ties to the Mafia. A heartwarming detail is that President Kennedy fought for the civil rights of coloured people and supported them quite a lot. From what i know Mr. Amberson is a time traveller whose sent to stop the Kennedy Assassination.
Thank you so much I would never have guessed that title.
🤔now that you have given me a degree in history and a writing course🤣jk
To be clear, Oswald was not the only assassin...it's been proven physically impossible for him to have fired 3 shots and had 3 hits in that time span with that weapon, and there is lots of evidence proving there were more than 3 shots fired. Most experts agree that the head shot came from the front(Oswald shot from behind and from elevation).
@TheLearningCatalystCoach All correct, and if you want to get theoretical with it there's a pretty decent chance that it was the CIA (the organization whose main objective is to protect the people of the U.S. from international threats) that orchestrated the whole thing. Real interesting piece of history right there.
I hate to be that guy, but this was a 10-episode series, not a movie
Men like that in those times are Blessed and a blessing
The gas station attendant?
He was from the future.
According to women men ain’t sh*+ and have never done nothing
People don't realize that men allow minorities and women to have rights. This guy is a prime example
@@Monochromicornicopiahe’s from the future.
🥹 he was raised right. Very kind. I never understood any race thinking they're better than another. This was so wholesome ❤
The amount of chaos in this video even his headphones gave up
THAT SONG, THAT SAME SONG, AGAIN! STOP IT!
Lazy creators do that to throw off RUclips’s DMCA bots.
Cancer to my ears at this point so over used
I put dislike to every video i come across with this shitty music.
@@quintinmcadams5866your significant other says “I need to talk to you “. *cue song*
😭😭😭😭💀
true Man not any differenceif your white brown any colour we all have a beating heart
Is this the inspiration Seth Meyer's "White Savior" skit? So hilariously on point!!
These clips always send me back to watch these shows again. 😂
What's the name of this? I'd watch just for Mr. Amberson and Miss Mimi.
“11.22.63”
genuinely a pretty good show
@@stringlux4114 thank you
@@stringlux4114 where can I watch it
@@bearjr2498Hulu
@@bearjr2498 should be on prime video still
The store clerk looks like the definition of Floridas Most Wanted list
The irony of a ginger hating on someone else.
@@justwannabehappy6735What does that mean?
@@Dlannin05 gingers are the devil
@@Dlannin05 gingers often get lot of gate because, while not an ethnic minority, they are a minority in the white population. As such, they should be waaaay more sympathetic to other groups, especially those that are way more oppressed
@@justwannabehappy6735 I'm actually a ginger unfortunately lol, so I wasn't sure if you were saying you didn't like gingers or something. It's true, but it was definitely a lot worse as a kid. As an adult, people don't really give a shit about it as much, so that's nice.
If only everyone acted like this man
They did a pretty good job with this show, especially for it to be based off of an SK book but like many of his books, there isn't much way you can ever do it justice. I finally read the book about 3 years ago or so and was floored with how good it was.
Best Series I've ever watched. Franco really pulls it off every given character so elegantly that it's hard to forget...
What's it called
What show
@@davidsmith-uw2ci👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼 open your eyes
@@feliciastewart4791👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼 open your eyes
@@davidsmith-uw2ci 11.22.63 is the live adaptation of Stephen King's Book of the same name. Must read and must watch...
It was disgusting how they treated blacks
*is
Still is. Also why are you calling them blacks? That's literally still racism.
Many still do.😢
New York rooted over the rhough of having freed slaves sent there
@@victoriaowens6060let me have ten minutes alone with any of them and I’ll teach them a lesson they won’t soon forget
I really enjoyed the series! Shows ignorance and racism from an earlier time. Also teaches us how to show others respect and compassion. Wish more people today could learn from these simple concepts! ❤
It still blows my mind that this behaviour is still in loving memories.
A true Gentleman all parents should raise there kids like this Salute ❤❤