@@UncivilArchitectbecause the husband is a soy boy and can't stand up for himself, no back bone so he let's the wife abuse him and walk all over him, for a "quiet life"
This is legit a conversation I’ve actually had and the “I’ll get her to come down” made me cry laughing legit word for word said this to the kids before
@@RealEllenDeGeneres maybe it's not overreacting, maybe the mom got justifiable angry and the dad taught him how to apologize and not take an opposing side to his wife I think you are being way too nitpicky
@@RealEllenDeGeneresYes and no. In a job situation, you’re putting your your emotions aside because you’re representing a company that’s trying to gain customers/clients to make money and build a reputation. When parenting, you’re teaching someone about life, relationships and growth as a human being; sometimes you don’t fully understand the weight of a situation (if it’s serious) as a child unless there are emotions involved - even if you convey it in a calm manner; likewise, sometimes conveying something in a calm manner gives a child perspective of the weight of it. Parenting is a dynamic job, not really comparable to a professional life in a company.
My brother had gotten into trouble one time and my old man argued with my mom about it. It got pretty heated but died out eventually. And when my mom stormed off to her room, slamming the door, my pops turned to my brother and said, “You see what you did? With all your bullshit? You made it all loud in here!” Me and my brother started cracking up. It made perfect sense suddenly. Calm and peaceful takes neat and tidy. Stay righteous, stay blessed. 🙏🏽
@@marty2090 Nah, the real culprit was my father’s drinking. Her distress was reasonable and she only ever cared for our well being. He knew how to push her buttons and his drunken side brought out a deeply rooted bitterness. My father lightened the mood, I think to combat his guilt of not setting a good example. He knew it was tense but felt bad and tried to make us laugh. I met him halfway because I love him, and laughed to feed that positive side in him that knew he messed up. I realized then that in order to help my mom not stress so much, was to just be good.
Haha 😂 omg this was my teens. I was the final kid, and my parents fostered for 50 YEARS and they were done. My dad would calm my mother and get my punishments tolled back and my mother hid my secrets from dad. Then I turned 16 left school and they just stopped being so strict. For my final year at school my mother allowed me to smoke outside with her for parents evening and events so they'd stop constantly calling her and whining about me smoking 🚬🤷♀️🤣 but then she'd ground me for a WEEK for every MINUTE I was late home. 🤦♀️🤷♀️🤣 We win some we lose some. 😂 Parents used to actually discipline you though. Now they're all threats and no action. My mother was 4ft 11 100lbs and the scariest human I know. She made military men shiver. 😂 One giant lad was bullying my brother and she stormed up to him grabbed his shirt and dragged him down and punched him in the face, broke his nose blacked his eyes and his parents said GOOD 🤣 we warned you AND SHE TOLD YOU. Shouldn't go beating other younger kids up. Dude was 6ft 4 and a HUGE ruby guy. He was the most polite guy after that. Used to wave at her and chat about what he was up to in life. We NEED to bring back these mothers. 😂 I've never been arrested not because I'm scared of the police and courts but because I'm , TERRIFIED of what my mother would do to me. 🤣 Though when you've got 50 YEARS of constant parenting experience you're basically a pro. 😂
Pretty sure you mean “good dads are the best”. All dad taught us was how to get angry at people and make sure you have people’s attention in the most negative ways possible. Mom was the reasonable one and did damage control. She wasn’t always reasonable and sometimes would defend her husband but she was the one who kept the family together. As a DID system we shattered because of the sort of trauma that was incurred from our parents. It’s not conducive to everyday life. Nobody wants to be broken. We were broken for so long and didn’t even know it for the longest time. I’m sorry, this wasn’t intended to get so deep. I sorta triggered us writing this out, but I felt like sharing the experience was worth the education. The mother in this video is toxic. The father was very subtly gaslighting the kid, too. Probably from subconscious conditioning and it was probably unintentional, but that’s still gaslighting.
@@l-_-sage-_-l please try not to be rude. I have a therapist and I am serious. I do not subscribe to the ideologies of hypocritical woke culture, nor do i subscribe to the ideas of extreme conservatism. They're all crazy-ass mf'ers.
@@l-_-sage-_-l so you don’t understand what we are saying, believe we are not in therapy and that we need it, and believe that we are spouting liberal extremist rhetoric? Do we have that right? Whether or not you can believe it is up to you, but we actually are in therapy with a trauma specialist. The fact of the matter is that every day is a struggle. We’d love to live a “normal” boring life like most people want to give up and greedily reach for higher heights, but we don’t get that privilege. We’re just grateful to be alive. We wake up and choose education and kindness because this is a cruel world where people like to tear one another down. We don’t wanna do that. We know what it’s like to be broken at the bottom of the barrel. We want to grow up and we have tried for what seems like an eternity to do so. And we will continue to try. And we will continue to be optimistic that we can heal and grow up. Try to imagine being in our shoes for a moment with the practice of empathy (and yes, it is a practice). All it takes is a moment of clarity and a willingness to humor another. It will cost you nothing, except for maybe a few minutes of valuable thought. If you don’t see the value in it, we’ll refund your misery at 150% interest, we guarantee it and stand by it.
Why does every motherly figure say that though? I hear that all the time from my stepmother, yet me and my three brothers clean the house everyday. She works from home and then cooks, thats it. 😂
It's your internal warning signs going off for your own protection. Don't mess with them. They don't have to be reasonable. You married her, and don't blame me. At this age, it can happen to me, and it can happen to you as well. I know how all fathers feel. I have not met a woman who doesn't explode. Don't push their buttons for your own sake. Nor do I want you guys to go through the "talk." The "talk" itself is a trap. Marriage is more challenging than you think. Good Luck, and you can do it. - the Son of God
@@Cloud_JOB Enobarbus: I will tell you. The barge she sat in, like a burnish'd throne, Burned on the water: the poop was beaten gold; Purple the sails, and so perfumed that The winds were lovesick with them; the oars were silver, Which to the tune of flutes kept stroke, and made The water which they beat to follow faster, As amorous of their strokes. For her own person, It beggar'd all description: she did lie In her pavilion, cloth-of-gold of tissue, O'erpicturing that Venus where we see The fancy outwork nature: on each side her Stood pretty dimpled boys, like smiling Cupids, With divers-colour'd fans, whose wind did seem To glow the delicate cheeks which they did cool, And what they undid did. Agrippa: O, rare for Antony. Enobarbus: Her gentlewomen, like the Nereides, So many mermaids, tended her i' th' eyes, And made their bends adornings. At the helm A seeming mermaid steers: the silken tackle Swell with the touches of those flower-soft hands That yarely frame the office. From the barge A strange invisible perfume hits the sense Of the adjacent wharfs. The city cast Her people out upon her; and Antony, Enthroned i' th' marketplace, did sit alone, Whistling to th' air; which, but for vacancy, Had gone to gaze on Cleopatra too, And made a gap in nature. Agrippa: Rare Egyptian! Enobarbus: Upon her landing, Antony sent to her, Invited her to supper. She replied It should be better he became her guest; Which she entreated. Our courteous Antony, Whom ne'er the word of "No" woman heard speak, Being barbered ten times o'er, goes to the feast, And for his ordinary, pays his heart For what his eyes eat only. Agrippa: Royal wench! She made great Caesar lay his sword to bed; He plowed her, and she cropped. Enobarbus: I saw her once Hop forty paces through the public street; And having lost her breath, she spoke, and panted, That she did make defect perfection, And, breathless, pow'r breathe forth. Maecenas: Now Antony must leave her utterly. Enobarbus: Never; He will not: Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale Her infinite variety. Other women cloy The appetites they feed, but she makes hungry Where most she satisfies; for vilest things Become themselves in her, that the holy priests Bless her when she is riggish. -William Shakespeare
Shes that level of upset over the shoes because she was already pissed off over other things and then seeing the shoes where they don't belong on top of what she was already dealing with sent her over the edge
Most dads had moms. They know they can over react but they also know they care. Smarten up is a wise word. It doesn't mean do the rigt thing. Just smarten up if you do or dont
I don’t understand these women that yell at their husbands over stupid things. My wife’s never done that, she respects me. These men just don’t know how to take the lead. I know this video is a joke obviously but there are alot of folks like this.
Its so funny to see dynamics where the mom is the disciplinarian, my mom was the cheese sneaker when dad said no dinner as a punishment. I cant imagine it the other way around
i appreciate the woman taking that on because dad has no energy for it after work she is filling those shoes in i dont think id be bothered by her taking a load of me
@@karlfreiha4745 men are built to carry weight. a woman should maintain peace in the household and never be in her aggressive masculine energy. the woman could just keep calm and say "I'm disappointed, I'm going to discuss the punishment with your father", then let him handle it. letting your woman be the man is part of why the divorce rate is so high.
@@chrishayes5755 i agree 100% bro but it doesnt look like masculine energy in this particular case. ull understand once u get a kid on condition that the woman is a good woman to begin with
@@jorgeandresbucaromaldonado1139 would have been very nice. I didnt have a strong father figure in my life and i can tell its affected me. The things im learning now on how to be a man, are the things only a father figure can teach well early in life.
No it's cuz dad knows he has to be angry so that Mom isn't angry at him. But the hard truth is Dad doesn't really care, he didn't even notice the shoes
@@jessereed8416 and she didn't connect the "game addiction" to the habit of leaving shoes everywhere, which obviously leads to drug abuse and dying of an overdose living under a bridge at the age of 30, after living a short but miserable life of leaving shoes and socks everywhere
As a dad, I trip on my son's and my own shoes all the time, completely unphased and unbothered. All that extra noise being made over the shoes, however, is unnecessarily unnecessary and annoying. So putting the shoes away would stop the noise, but I'm not bothered by the shoes at all. Strange how that works.
@@Bonoboorgyeah...I waa literally LOCKED in my room growing up. I didn't even have a working heater OR a gaming system. I had legos...and a dictionary.
@@brandonbradley8480same bud. And if I got grounded I had nothing but my dresser and bed. I remember playing with fuzzies on the carpet lmao. Terrible times I try to forget.
@@TheNegativeDudeAs a woman...correct. But that's also cause most men don't give a f bout things and take 6 months to sort something out, and are never around cause they're often fatherless. Can't handle emotions and punch walls and get angry like a toddler, yk.
@@strugglesxxx true men can act violent when they get angry. but id say overall they dont get angry like 5-10 times a day like women do at every little thing. men are definitely more violent though.
Funny? She's a screaming hot head and her child will grow up to be neurotic. She is exhibiting loss of control when she screams at her child. I don't see anything funny about any of that.
My man actually hit em with the “I know the judge I’ll get your sentence reduced”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 too funny
😂😂😂😂😂
"I'm sleeping with the judge, I'll put in a good word for you"
"Oh you motherfucker"
"Ye"
She sucks as a parent they are shoes so what
Then he gets put in the same cell the next hour 😅
"Because i dont" gold.
“Happy Wife leads to Happy Life!” 😅
@@ADG63happy spouse Happy House is what that saying should be.
@@ADG63justification for domestic abuse.
@@Viennerywait what how
@@UncivilArchitectbecause the husband is a soy boy and can't stand up for himself, no back bone so he let's the wife abuse him and walk all over him, for a "quiet life"
I can’t stop laughing “do you wanna deal with that?! Cuz I don’t” lmfao 😂
It is so remarkably true tho
@@cap5575 it’s definitely something I’d say myself
The way she threw the shoes is way too accurate 😂
That gave me FLASHBACKS 😂
The fact that she is still carrying the controller for some reason really me gets me
"if she's mad at you she's mad at me... And I don't want that" 😂
Nobody's happy when you've got the psych patient running around the house lmao
Cringe @@slaayerr1
@@khrishpYou are cringe
@@khrishp this psycho behavior is cringe
@@khrishp no that's you
This is legit a conversation I’ve actually had and the “I’ll get her to come down” made me cry laughing legit word for word said this to the kids before
This is the best
..I love the hand dad gives, saying, "Just keep calm, here it comes again."
"You wanna deal with that? Because I don't" is facts
My dads goto line lmao
Malcolm in the middle mom
My dad ran the house so i kinda dont get it but i understand the concept of other peoples living
Exactly what I tell the kids if it's her time to have a attitude 😅💯
MGTOW 💪🗿
When I was a child, my dad used to say “let her calm down for a few hours, then go say sorry, it’ll be fine”, he was right lol
@@RealEllenDeGeneres maybe it's not overreacting, maybe the mom got justifiable angry and the dad taught him how to apologize and not take an opposing side to his wife
I think you are being way too nitpicky
@@RealEllenDeGeneresYes and no. In a job situation, you’re putting your your emotions aside because you’re representing a company that’s trying to gain customers/clients to make money and build a reputation. When parenting, you’re teaching someone about life, relationships and growth as a human being; sometimes you don’t fully understand the weight of a situation (if it’s serious) as a child unless there are emotions involved - even if you convey it in a calm manner; likewise, sometimes conveying something in a calm manner gives a child perspective of the weight of it. Parenting is a dynamic job, not really comparable to a professional life in a company.
@@RealEllenDeGenereslol I'm so glad you named yourself a Karen with that take!
@@durnhand9524 I don't think you understand what a Karen is homie.
@@RealEllenDeGeneres haha please explain Ellen
My brother had gotten into trouble one time and my old man argued with my mom about it. It got pretty heated but died out eventually. And when my mom stormed off to her room, slamming the door, my pops turned to my brother and said, “You see what you did? With all your bullshit? You made it all loud in here!”
Me and my brother started cracking up. It made perfect sense suddenly. Calm and peaceful takes neat and tidy. Stay righteous, stay blessed. 🙏🏽
Yeah, it was totally you and not your mom who did it.
@@marty2090 Nah, the real culprit was my father’s drinking. Her distress was reasonable and she only ever cared for our well being. He knew how to push her buttons and his drunken side brought out a deeply rooted bitterness. My father lightened the mood, I think to combat his guilt of not setting a good example. He knew it was tense but felt bad and tried to make us laugh. I met him halfway because I love him, and laughed to feed that positive side in him that knew he messed up. I realized then that in order to help my mom not stress so much, was to just be good.
@@PoeticallyTwizted wow that was really insightful. thank you for this comment, you made me think about my own family dynamics
@@Betty-lx5nn Wonderful! I’m glad I could be a part of your epiphany. :) Thank you & best wishes!
@@PoeticallyTwiztedDespite your parents shortcomings, they seem to have raised a smart and empathetic young man.
Mom’s the warden. Dad’s the jailhouse lawyer.
"Dude, you're killing me, I'm married to her. When you're in trouble, I'm in trouble"
The world of feminine men, what a joke.
That's what you get for marrying a non-Asian
Omg it's so true.
They say happy wife, happy life. It's insane how the whole house gets depressed when Mom is upset.
@@Deadlad69 lol, seems an awful lot like narcissism
Haha 😂 omg this was my teens. I was the final kid, and my parents fostered for 50 YEARS and they were done. My dad would calm my mother and get my punishments tolled back and my mother hid my secrets from dad. Then I turned 16 left school and they just stopped being so strict. For my final year at school my mother allowed me to smoke outside with her for parents evening and events so they'd stop constantly calling her and whining about me smoking 🚬🤷♀️🤣 but then she'd ground me for a WEEK for every MINUTE I was late home. 🤦♀️🤷♀️🤣 We win some we lose some. 😂 Parents used to actually discipline you though. Now they're all threats and no action. My mother was 4ft 11 100lbs and the scariest human I know. She made military men shiver. 😂 One giant lad was bullying my brother and she stormed up to him grabbed his shirt and dragged him down and punched him in the face, broke his nose blacked his eyes and his parents said GOOD 🤣 we warned you AND SHE TOLD YOU. Shouldn't go beating other younger kids up. Dude was 6ft 4 and a HUGE ruby guy. He was the most polite guy after that. Used to wave at her and chat about what he was up to in life. We NEED to bring back these mothers. 😂 I've never been arrested not because I'm scared of the police and courts but because I'm , TERRIFIED of what my mother would do to me. 🤣 Though when you've got 50 YEARS of constant parenting experience you're basically a pro. 😂
Your dad is your best lawyer when mom gets mad 😂
So if HE gets mad, you know you fucked up big time 💀
100% dad knows how to calm things doen while mom's having a fit lol
Yeah you didn’t want Dad pissed. Mom’s pissed all the time. But Dad? Bad juju.
@Herbster41 good thing he never gets mad, only disappointed...
That's true. 👍
@@JazzMaster01honestly my family’s the opposite. I wish my dad was able to maturely handle his emotions
Dads are the best 😂😂
Pretty sure you mean “good dads are the best”.
All dad taught us was how to get angry at people and make sure you have people’s attention in the most negative ways possible.
Mom was the reasonable one and did damage control. She wasn’t always reasonable and sometimes would defend her husband but she was the one who kept the family together.
As a DID system we shattered because of the sort of trauma that was incurred from our parents. It’s not conducive to everyday life. Nobody wants to be broken. We were broken for so long and didn’t even know it for the longest time.
I’m sorry, this wasn’t intended to get so deep. I sorta triggered us writing this out, but I felt like sharing the experience was worth the education.
The mother in this video is toxic. The father was very subtly gaslighting the kid, too. Probably from subconscious conditioning and it was probably unintentional, but that’s still gaslighting.
@@SwordRose_Azusathe hell are you talking about get a therapist & drop all that woke crap & grow up
@@l-_-sage-_-l please try not to be rude. I have a therapist and I am serious. I do not subscribe to the ideologies of hypocritical woke culture, nor do i subscribe to the ideas of extreme conservatism. They're all crazy-ass mf'ers.
@@l-_-sage-_-lW
@@l-_-sage-_-l so you don’t understand what we are saying, believe we are not in therapy and that we need it, and believe that we are spouting liberal extremist rhetoric? Do we have that right?
Whether or not you can believe it is up to you, but we actually are in therapy with a trauma specialist. The fact of the matter is that every day is a struggle. We’d love to live a “normal” boring life like most people want to give up and greedily reach for higher heights, but we don’t get that privilege. We’re just grateful to be alive.
We wake up and choose education and kindness because this is a cruel world where people like to tear one another down. We don’t wanna do that. We know what it’s like to be broken at the bottom of the barrel.
We want to grow up and we have tried for what seems like an eternity to do so. And we will continue to try. And we will continue to be optimistic that we can heal and grow up.
Try to imagine being in our shoes for a moment with the practice of empathy (and yes, it is a practice). All it takes is a moment of clarity and a willingness to humor another. It will cost you nothing, except for maybe a few minutes of valuable thought. If you don’t see the value in it, we’ll refund your misery at 150% interest, we guarantee it and stand by it.
The 'OhhhmygOD!' and you think the worlds ending but it turns out its just shoes in the hallway 😂😂
"Sorry and thanks bud, those are my shoes. You can have em now."
this is gold, thanks for the extra laugh
when you pay your kids to take your punishing
lol I guess they’re yours now haha
Good god that gave me a chuckle. Cheers for that lad.
Hahahahahah that's fuckin hilarious 😂
Surprised she didn’t hit you with the “I’m the only one doing anything around here”😂
😂😂😂 I thought that was only my wife
@@crzycolchris it's very common
Brooooo - just got that today
Why does every motherly figure say that though? I hear that all the time from my stepmother, yet me and my three brothers clean the house everyday. She works from home and then cooks, thats it. 😂
My favorite is “Do I look like a maid !?”
That is why a kid always needs a dad who understands.
SMARTEN UP!! ….smarten up, okay? 😂😂
The "I'll get it to one week, she'll calm down" is the most personal one for me.
He raised it to 2 weeks
@@deejayywildz6902 you dum?
@@deejayywildz6902and u didnt finish the video
Just gotta pipe her down later lol
Dad gonna help her ‘relieve some stress’ and then ask for a lighter sentence, lol. 😉
Genuinely thought her scream was a police siren
💀
💀
It's your internal warning signs going off for your own protection. Don't mess with them. They don't have to be reasonable. You married her, and don't blame me. At this age, it can happen to me, and it can happen to you as well. I know how all fathers feel.
I have not met a woman who doesn't explode. Don't push their buttons for your own sake. Nor do I want you guys to go through the "talk." The "talk" itself is a trap. Marriage is more challenging than you think.
Good Luck, and you can do it.
- the Son of God
@@Cloud_JOB Enobarbus: I will tell you.
The barge she sat in, like a burnish'd throne,
Burned on the water: the poop was beaten gold;
Purple the sails, and so perfumed that
The winds were lovesick with them; the oars were silver,
Which to the tune of flutes kept stroke, and made
The water which they beat to follow faster,
As amorous of their strokes. For her own person,
It beggar'd all description: she did lie
In her pavilion, cloth-of-gold of tissue,
O'erpicturing that Venus where we see
The fancy outwork nature: on each side her
Stood pretty dimpled boys, like smiling Cupids,
With divers-colour'd fans, whose wind did seem
To glow the delicate cheeks which they did cool,
And what they undid did.
Agrippa: O, rare for Antony.
Enobarbus: Her gentlewomen, like the Nereides,
So many mermaids, tended her i' th' eyes,
And made their bends adornings. At the helm
A seeming mermaid steers: the silken tackle
Swell with the touches of those flower-soft hands
That yarely frame the office. From the barge
A strange invisible perfume hits the sense
Of the adjacent wharfs. The city cast
Her people out upon her; and Antony,
Enthroned i' th' marketplace, did sit alone,
Whistling to th' air; which, but for vacancy,
Had gone to gaze on Cleopatra too,
And made a gap in nature.
Agrippa: Rare Egyptian!
Enobarbus: Upon her landing, Antony sent to her,
Invited her to supper. She replied
It should be better he became her guest;
Which she entreated. Our courteous Antony,
Whom ne'er the word of "No" woman heard speak,
Being barbered ten times o'er, goes to the feast,
And for his ordinary, pays his heart
For what his eyes eat only.
Agrippa: Royal wench!
She made great Caesar lay his sword to bed;
He plowed her, and she cropped.
Enobarbus: I saw her once
Hop forty paces through the public street;
And having lost her breath, she spoke, and panted,
That she did make defect perfection,
And, breathless, pow'r breathe forth.
Maecenas: Now Antony must leave her utterly.
Enobarbus: Never; He will not:
Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale
Her infinite variety. Other women cloy
The appetites they feed, but she makes hungry
Where most she satisfies; for vilest things
Become themselves in her, that the holy priests
Bless her when she is riggish.
-William Shakespeare
Same 😂
The extremely specific nostalgia from all of your videos is wild. I love these so much 😂
This shit took me back to being 14 my dad always said “listen son shit rolls down hill and I’m at the bottom”
This shit ain't nostalgia That's trauma
I don't know about your own personal experience but if the situation portrayed by this video is "trauma" you haven't faced any hardships 😂
@@knife2meetyah I mean my fiance died in a car accident 2 years ago I don't know if that counts or not though
@@knife2meetyah you literally don't know the definition of trauma
the accuracy in this skit! down to the random interjections. 😂😂😂
Mom cop bad cop, good cop dad cop 😅
The “I keep talking and no one’s listening” thing is probably the most accurate thing
Huh? What? Did you say something?
I say this multiple times a day.
@@shanen457nice
It's a coping mechanism.
Hasn't figured out talking and listening aren't the same thing 😂
Mom is a judge and the dad is a lawyer
Nah. Non of that it's equal
@@Shwtm_CFBand?
😂
Most women act like that when they've been relationship long enough.
Hoeflation is real
Dad is pure asmr 🤤
love the acting 10/10 to both of you's
Dads are the protectors from enemies foreign and domestic. 😂
Jeez😂😂
🫡 🌍
Especially maternal
Because moms are the enemy?? 😂
Yes we are.
That "Smarten up" from the father had me dying...less like a you did a bad thing and more like a "You need to start making smart plays"
I keep talking and no one is listening 😂😂
My mom everyday
That father is teaching a life lesson. 😂😅
"aaaAAAAHH OOHHHH my gosh" is probably the most accurate thing for me
that shriek hit home
Reminds me of Malcolm in the Middle
I say this for all men this is a screeching noise from hell when we leave our socks on the floor
@Shadowz227 literally the scene with hal and malcolm takes the blame for $5 lmao I was just thinking the same thing
Where do mothers learn to scream like that at?
Being a Dad is basically like being a hostage negotiator.
This is the most real skit I've ever seen
He’s the lawyer 😂
The mom tweaking over shoes is accurate
is it? my mom didnt give a shit about anything at all.
Shes that level of upset over the shoes because she was already pissed off over other things and then seeing the shoes where they don't belong on top of what she was already dealing with sent her over the edge
@@Zesmasyeah man it is...your experience is not the experience, your experience is called neglect
sounds like you have a shit mom
@@Zesmas
When i get a wife. Ill get one that never gets mad
These two gotta be actually married at this point
black ice
@@danielfisherman7728your comment is invaluable and my life wouldn’t be the same if you didn’t comment it
@mretidk6715 what is happening?
@@walterbrunswickYou got me there
@@mretidk6715 im glad i could bless you 🫶🏻
Love this dad❤❤❤❤
My dads words exactly. 😂 “do you wanna deal with that I don’t”
The platoon sergeant when the first sergeant is on a rampage 😂
😂 DEAD 💀
Best good cop I’ve seen
That scream!!!😂😂😂😂
Mom's the Judge and Dads the Probation Officer 😂
Yep
That's right
thats so accurate 😂
Mom's so ANGRY😭
Most dads had moms. They know they can over react but they also know they care. Smarten up is a wise word. It doesn't mean do the rigt thing. Just smarten up if you do or dont
It's not an overreaction when it's the 50th time we've had to say the same thing. I ask nicely 49 times. Why shouldn't I be frustrated the 50th time?
@@AK-47-yallmaybe the problem is you should have said it once and it worked. The way you ask matters with the incentives
Can't play video games, can't leave my shoes in the hallway, this house is a fucking prison
I never asked to be born!
*head into pillow and starts screaming
On planet bullshit!
*Belt has entered the chat*
ON PLANET BULLSHIT
Dad is happy because mom isn’t yelling at him for a change.
I don’t understand these women that yell at their husbands over stupid things. My wife’s never done that, she respects me. These men just don’t know how to take the lead.
I know this video is a joke obviously but there are alot of folks like this.
YOu guys are BOTH such good actors....honestly you need a show.
Dad is hilarious!! 😆
The hand gesture telling the son to chill and just let the mom go off triggered some repressed memories for me 😂
It was the hand for me
As a kid, you just stare at them and keep saying "Ok" and smile when realize dad is on your side. Great acting btw
you NEVER smile
"Ok"ing me to death!
@@ericolens3Exactly, we have found the person that Dad has to keep telling to smarten up.
We were all kids at one point fellas but trust me, just pick up the shoes and put them somewhere else. It ain't really that hard. 😅
This exactly why both parents need to communicate and make sure they're on the same side or else the kids just play them against eachother.
Its so funny to see dynamics where the mom is the disciplinarian, my mom was the cheese sneaker when dad said no dinner as a punishment. I cant imagine it the other way around
That second smarten up 😂😂
I envy people who have this type of relationship with their dad
U will be that parent to your kids. Love n light ❤
@@thandosdance1504 Oh i intend to be
Same like my dad was the hammer 🥲 not the other way around
@@pasta_girl whut?
bro you tryna see the carton of milk my dad brought back?
Dad’s are so important
As is knowing when, and when not to use an apostrophe.
(Hint: plural or possessive? Are you talking about many Dads, or one Dad who owns something?)
@@AB-nb2ic just take the message, why are you so after the detail......
It doesn't matter much if you got the message being conveyed....
@@shortmeishorts Because details matter. The friendly help offered is not intended as an insult. 😁 Be well and have a great day
@@AB-nb2icthank you😂
Tell THEM that.
Great way to be a supportive partner.
Thee Accuracy 🎯🤦🏿🤣🤣
"You wanna deal with that? Cuz I dont" most accurate thing said ever by anyone anywhere
"You know where they go"
"This is unacceptable"
😂😂😂😂
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Throwing in random verbiage from the husband repository in the brain LOL
This is one of the most relatable pieces of content I’ve ever seen
😂😂African dads just act like they ain't in the room
That's my husband, it pisses me off so much 😤
😂😂
Because they usually aren't
Facts 😂😂
Not in the room? Or the house?
Honestly his best line was the supportive "HEY!?". Fuckin spot on
You are a nice Dad! Wish my Dad & step dad were like you
I wish I had a dad like this
Dad's just want peace and quiet when they get home from work, so in turn, they always become the middle man who has to play peace maker 😂😂
100%!
i appreciate the woman taking that on because dad has no energy for it after work she is filling those shoes in i dont think id be bothered by her taking a load of me
@@karlfreiha4745 men are built to carry weight. a woman should maintain peace in the household and never be in her aggressive masculine energy. the woman could just keep calm and say "I'm disappointed, I'm going to discuss the punishment with your father", then let him handle it.
letting your woman be the man is part of why the divorce rate is so high.
@@chrishayes5755right. The man in the video is so passive and is actually working against his wife
@@chrishayes5755 i agree 100% bro but it doesnt look like masculine energy in this particular case. ull understand once u get a kid on condition that the woman is a good woman to begin with
Nahhh but she fr screamed “🚔 MY GOSH!”
The siren tho! 😂😂😂
This comment is gold 🤣
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😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dad is a God send he giving sonny boy life lessons💯😏
That guy is me all day😂
This is exactly why people need dads in their lives
we need multiple dads? I just have the one omg am I gonna commit crimes now???
Would've been nice to have a choice in that matter...
@@jorgeandresbucaromaldonado1139 would have been very nice. I didnt have a strong father figure in my life and i can tell its affected me. The things im learning now on how to be a man, are the things only a father figure can teach well early in life.
@@justfor8550 theres a reason people say it takes a Village to raise a child 👀
@@soranakumara1252 so now dads arent important as long as you have a village, get your story straight
The “smarten up” vs “smarten up” was too accurate 😂
Dad level gum chewin right there
Ah, they even got the "Mom gets mad at you for one thing and suddenly everything EVERYONE does is wrong".
It's so true!!! The good cop, bad cop routine works and it comes so naturally to us Dads
As a dad, super accurate.
Thought the womans shriek was a damn siren for a second 😂
Dad is your defense attorney 😂
Having a dad musta been awesome
It was pretty cool dude
Depends on the dad
@@tayzk5929 that goes without saying im sure there are some shitty ones
Having a cool dad musta been awesome.
@@justinkeenan6982 Most are shitty
This “father” is protecting HIS interests, he doesn’t care about your life and he never will. A real father has empathy for his children.
Dude, he cares. He just knows who he married and how she is. People show that they care in different ways.
classic Good cop bad cop LOL
She plays her part very well. Almost too well.
Suspiciously well
As a dad, I can confirm this is exactly how it goes, almost word for word lol.
I see nothing but a wholesome family 😊
This is the Global S.O.P for mothers.
“This is unacceptable” 😂😂😂
No bc why is the most accurate thing i've seen 😭
No it's cuz dad knows he has to be angry so that Mom isn't angry at him. But the hard truth is Dad doesn't really care, he didn't even notice the shoes
Yep, he had to try and coddle her crazy so as to not have that crazy directed at him
Yep, That's me.
The original good cop bad cop
SO FREAKIN ACCURATE
Bro I literally felt like I was being yelled at 😂. I’m over here chilling wondering what did I do to deserve this? Top tier!
I thought I was the only one
That's not getting yelled at. That's just corrective feedback😅
@nukkumatti9587 yeah I mean, the belt didn't even come off😂😂
@@jessereed8416 and she didn't connect the "game addiction" to the habit of leaving shoes everywhere, which obviously leads to drug abuse and dying of an overdose living under a bridge at the age of 30, after living a short but miserable life of leaving shoes and socks everywhere
'get your shit together or this is what we live with' dad's also tired of tripping on shoes lol
No, dad tired of hearing moms mouth and tired of bitçhing and nagging when son does something. He just wants peace
@@rebeldominator725as a dad I can confirm your assessment is spot on….
sorry girl, dad is tired of mom acting like a crazy ass bitch
No no that is not what he meant lmao
As a dad, I trip on my son's and my own shoes all the time, completely unphased and unbothered. All that extra noise being made over the shoes, however, is unnecessarily unnecessary and annoying. So putting the shoes away would stop the noise, but I'm not bothered by the shoes at all. Strange how that works.
Not me thinking that was an ambulance 😅😅
As a dad this is hella facts
Adoption papers have been sent
@@Averagetendy Divorce as well
God, my childhood was so much like this.
Oh I wish mine was
@@Bonoboorgyeah...I waa literally LOCKED in my room growing up. I didn't even have a working heater OR a gaming system. I had legos...and a dictionary.
Sorry to hear that
@@brandonbradley8480same bud. And if I got grounded I had nothing but my dresser and bed. I remember playing with fuzzies on the carpet lmao. Terrible times I try to forget.
@@korb3757 I didn't even GET a carpet. I had linoleum over wood.
This is sad but funny at the same time
This is literally my parents 😂 My mom’s making a big deal of nothing and my dad doesn’t really care but he’s there to support my mom lmfaoo
Why is she making a big deal of nothing
@@mark9294typical woman
@@mark9294 women are unable to regulate their emotions not unlike kids. if you get married and have a kid remember that you now have two kids.
@@TheNegativeDudeAs a woman...correct. But that's also cause most men don't give a f bout things and take 6 months to sort something out, and are never around cause they're often fatherless. Can't handle emotions and punch walls and get angry like a toddler, yk.
@@strugglesxxx true men can act violent when they get angry. but id say overall they dont get angry like 5-10 times a day like women do at every little thing. men are definitely more violent though.
This is 100% true, all my kid life was exactly like that
What a great dad! Lmfao!
SMARTEN UP!!... Alright!? smarten up😂😂😂
As a dad this is incredibly accurate 😂
This woman is fantastic. I love her for being so funny
Funny? She's a screaming hot head and her child will grow up to be neurotic. She is exhibiting loss of control when she screams at her child. I don't see anything funny about any of that.
Yeah they were both hilarious!