You have 90% of a Hallmark movie right there. All you need is a lovelorn third sister who's being set-up with a single third friend of the husbands. They'll despise each other at appetizer time but be engaged by dessert.
She’s an uptight business woman from the big city who decided having a family was something she had to put aside to climb the corporate ladder. He’s a laid back small town carpenter who is also a pianist who had his heart broken by his high school sweetheart.
There is no culture barrier when you are english speaking western individual. Try comparing your life to an arab who don't speak english or doesn't know what christmas means
@@choonblazehow is there not a culture barrier? America or France or Poland or Italy all have very different cultures. Do you have blue hair by chance?
@@speedpower1558 is english not your native language? It was stated pretty clearly, I suggest you read again. Or take the longer route and explain France or Poland or Italy are english speaking western countries. Good luck
The year my Dad had appendicitis and Mom is giving me directions on how to cook the Turkey from the pay phone in the ER. And I was 16 years old. Good times.
You know what I love about thanksgiving in the Midwest, literally everyone talking over each other, including my grandpa ranting about something on the farm
That sounds like a thanksgiving I spent in New York! We were visiting my stepmother's relatives and it was just constant loud interruptions. All in good cheer though ... they were exceptionally warm and hospitable... It's just how they were 😅
In my house it's always the younger dads with all the ladies fretting over the cooking. While the drunk uncles and grandpa sit downstairs in the mancave and watch football.
I'm the childless younger aunt so I'm pretty much labeled as incapable of anything to the other women...so I get to sit in the man cave too napping...while all the other women fret over shit that doesn't even make sense to me like matching napkins? See sometimes there are advantages to not having kids lol
Witnessed it first hand (I'm an only child) at my boyfriend's late (Minnesotan) mother's house over a lamp and the dinner table between his normally sane sisters. I was 30 and sisters 35 and 37. I watched it like a safari - it was a little mortifying. Two brothers didn't even blink. 🤣🤦♀️ Two WASPS losing it.
Can we talk about the genius of the syncopated wide-walk-gawk stance as the guys were watching the weather come in and how far they both held the phones to find the pictures! Comedic attention to detail! lolol!!
LOL , went to my neighbors for turkey day , good thing we arrived late , he burned down his shed deep frying a "frozen " turkey ,nobody got hurt . Fire trucks the whole neighborhood watching , Rick's wife in tears ,so Rick says to his wife ," don't cry babe ,now there's more room for your flower garden"
(Had to copy my response to another 🤦♀️🤣) "It's scary how many TV stations run warnings about deep fried turkeys even in DC tri-state area - not is it just Mid-Atlantic, but mostly everyone is from somewhere else 🤣. A fireman friend said that they dread Thanksgiving for that reason."
Around 2007 w had a family in town that decided for 4th of July to have deep fried turkey. Naturally the followed the Redneck recipe. 1) Open a case of beer 2) Consume case of beer. 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 4) Fire up fryer full of oil. 5) Drop in Turkey 6) Set garage on fire Naturally after the fire department arrived they started fighting with the firemen and throwing empty beer vessels at them. Grandma got hauled off to the hoosgaw. Real Sconnies via Alabama by way of Flatland not likely.
It's scary how many TV stations run warnings about deep fried turkeys even in DC tri-state area - not is it just Mid-Atlantic, but mostly everyone is from somewhere else 🤣. A fireman friend said that they dread Thanksgiving for that reason.
When the sisters were in the bedroom having a genuine heart to heart all I could focus on was the one of the platies in the fish tank had a big ole piece of poop dangling from it
Lol the table skit is so my sister and I. That and when my mom and her show up, it's chaos with times and oven temps. I actually have to stay out of my own kitchen.
My brothers and sisters are in their 60's. We just had a big holiday meal, and all my recipes were changed for time and temp. because I am a 57 year old child. I started calling my sisters, "food Nazis". They didn't laugh. Not one bit.
So true! My friend's mother brought the kids up with "Marshmallows are our family glue" philosophy citing it as an integral food group. Since food=love=family=EVERYTHING, i.e. cooking and eating together. 🥰 (None were overweight, btw). Some of their best memories included marshmallows and types/sizes considered different food groups - even made their own: kiddo heartbreak? Break important news? Hot cocoa with tiny ones. Camping? Smores. The list is long and yes, best and worst cooking times/tastes included marshmallows. ❤🎉
Ugh. This is so accurate. As a kid, I used to do my best to sneak out with the guys because it was so much more fun...but I'd get yanked back into the stressful kitchen duty every time 🙄.
I knew that it would not end well when I saw you were about to drop the frozen turkey into the hot oil, I said, say goodbye to the house! You two are always funny together, so much entertaining as the mom's (sisters) I hope you do this bit again for Christmas dinner pure comedy!
We traditionally do Thanksgiving at my parents, who family comes up. Got a good system. My dad handles all the operations of it (tables/chairs/food serving) and my mom, grandma, and aunt are all in the kitchen prepping all the foods.
I love cooking a turkey with all the trimmings! I do it alone though. I kept challenging myself with ever larger birds but the year i hit 30 pounds i was banned from ever cooking another turkey. It turns out that even your bachelor friends have a leftover turkey limit.
So glad I live in New Zealand and I don't have to worry about Halloween and Thanksgiving, just get to focus all my energy on Christmas. And oh boy, do I go all out on Christmas!!
Ngl monkee brain got mad at this comment and went “nu uh! My banana better” until a whole 12 seconds later when rational human brain kicked in and went “oh wait their right, Christmas is better actually” lmao. Now human brain is smelling pine cones in the bathroom at almost bout April. Also, don’t hate on thanksgiving you get to have the same dry bird leftovers for the next week!!! Also the kids at hot topic gunna write you a very long and sad and angery poem for that Halloween comment!!!
This brings back some ptsd when the moms wanted to traumatize the children by volunteering us to "help in the kitchen". I think its payback for having to deal with us all of the time
Yep! We won’t talk about the year that the aunts both brought green bean casseroles, and the ensuing cluster f?!k that turned into when the one was eaten and the other was untouched.
This is too real. Funny, but so real. My sister-in-law lost it one year when we couldn't make it to her house because we were stuck in traffic and the car was overheating. We were supposed to bring the mashed potatoes and my mother-in-law. I also have to say, one of my biggest gripes is that the men get to sit around and relax, before AND after the meal, and the women do all the work. It ain't right. Spend two days cooking, just to have it all scarfed up in 15 minutes and then have to clean and clean and clean (including the dang bird). Oh, and my father-in-law did not like turkey, so I also had to bake a ham! Ugh! Oh, and don't forget - two kinds of stuffing! One with giblets, one without. Dang picky eaters. Thank you guys for helping me see the funny in all of that!😂
In my Midwestern family the men are in charge of cleaning up afterwards. Back in the 60s and 70s when I was a kid it was fun to see my grandfather and uncles cleaning the kitchen until it was spotless and the floor was mopped. They seemed to enjoy doing it.
@@Tassie_Aus_Stephanie As a Canadian, I am horrified by the idea of putting confectionery on vegetables. Sweet potatoes are sweet enough as it is. The first time I heard about marshmallows as a topping on “yams”, I swear I thought it was a joke.
This was great. See you tomorrow night at the Rosza Center in Houghton. We are so excited to have gotten tickets. The tickets sold out in 8 hours and now everyone is on Facebook looking for tickets. So excited for tomorrow night. 🙋♀️🙌🏻
Grandma, Mom and the aunts in the kitchen. Dad and the uncle napping on the couch. Grandpa "watching" (sometimes through his eyelids) us kids. We went NOWHERE near the kitchen until we were called. The menfolk handled doing the dishes. Never had a smoke alarm go off. I miss that fun.
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You have 90% of a Hallmark movie right there. All you need is a lovelorn third sister who's being set-up with a single third friend of the husbands. They'll despise each other at appetizer time but be engaged by dessert.
❣️ Or she falls for a firefighter on the scene, hosing down the garage...? 🤔
She’s an uptight business woman from the big city who decided having a family was something she had to put aside to climb the corporate ladder. He’s a laid back small town carpenter who is also a pianist who had his heart broken by his high school sweetheart.
@@Sashazur Oh, so he's a volunteer firefighter, and also a carpenter - pianist? 🤔
Nailed it 🎹 🔨
This is so spot on!
@@SashazurHe wears a lot of plaid and is about four times as attractive as the guy they got to play her big city lawyer boyfriend.
This crosses culture barriers, Thanksgiving isn’t a thing on my side of the pond, but this is a typical family Christmas dinner for us.
There is no culture barrier when you are english speaking western individual. Try comparing your life to an arab who don't speak english or doesn't know what christmas means
@@choonblazeYeah, we Czechs and Arab Christians know nothing 'bout that there Christmus thang.
@@choonblazehow is there not a culture barrier? America or France or Poland or Italy all have very different cultures. Do you have blue hair by chance?
@@speedpower1558 is english not your native language? It was stated pretty clearly, I suggest you read again. Or take the longer route and explain France or Poland or Italy are english speaking western countries. Good luck
tHiS cRoSsEs CuLtUrE bARriErS hihihi
The year my Dad had appendicitis and Mom is giving me directions on how to cook the Turkey from the pay phone in the ER. And I was 16 years old. Good times.
In my mind, the bird was perfect! Hope it really was.❤
Heckuva crash course, I'll tell you what
@@ShellyS2060 Thank you, it was passable and we had a great story going forward.
@@katie7748 It certainly made me appreciate everything Mom went through to get that meal on the table!
but thanksgiving hasnt happened yet this year?
You know what I love about thanksgiving in the Midwest, literally everyone talking over each other, including my grandpa ranting about something on the farm
There is a balance point: just enough to drink to deal with relatives, but not so much as to cause a scene.
Thanksgiving in the Midwest is absolutely the Best!
We do that too in the South! Ten people, ten conversations! 😂😂😂😂😂
That sounds like a thanksgiving I spent in New York! We were visiting my stepmother's relatives and it was just constant loud interruptions. All in good cheer though ... they were exceptionally warm and hospitable... It's just how they were 😅
Good man your grandpa is
In my house it's always the younger dads with all the ladies fretting over the cooking. While the drunk uncles and grandpa sit downstairs in the mancave and watch football.
That’s about right for me too. Thing is no one wants the bumbling older men around making things harder.
Gotta get upgraded to Uncle and Mancave early. My inauguration was at 18
Yep. I'm really happy my house has the TV in the same room as the table and kitchen. I'm not willing to give up football for turkey.
I'm the childless younger aunt so I'm pretty much labeled as incapable of anything to the other women...so I get to sit in the man cave too napping...while all the other women fret over shit that doesn't even make sense to me like matching napkins? See sometimes there are advantages to not having kids lol
Can you do a grandparents edition to this?
It would probably just be :Zzzzzzzzzzzzz
Nah, they would be giving the grandchildren the play-by-play.
Ol' pappy: ... And this is when your daddy about to f... mess everything up.
YESSS
That and we can watch the paint dry!
You're not kidding about mom's table !! That shit is real.
Witnessed it first hand (I'm an only child) at my boyfriend's late (Minnesotan) mother's house over a lamp and the dinner table between his normally sane sisters. I was 30 and sisters 35 and 37. I watched it like a safari - it was a little mortifying. Two brothers didn't even blink. 🤣🤦♀️ Two WASPS losing it.
Can we talk about the genius of the syncopated wide-walk-gawk stance as the guys were watching the weather come in and how far they both held the phones to find the pictures! Comedic attention to detail! lolol!!
that was the best part. Perfect struts in the yard.
LOL , went to my neighbors for turkey day , good thing we arrived late , he burned down his shed deep frying a "frozen " turkey ,nobody got hurt . Fire trucks the whole neighborhood watching , Rick's wife in tears ,so Rick says to his wife ," don't cry babe ,now there's more room for your flower garden"
(Had to copy my response to another 🤦♀️🤣) "It's scary how many TV stations run warnings about deep fried turkeys even in DC tri-state area - not is it just Mid-Atlantic, but mostly everyone is from somewhere else 🤣. A fireman friend said that they dread Thanksgiving for that reason."
Rick, way to be a glass half full kind of husband! I would personally enjoy more room for my garden, thank you
@@victrola2007yep! I watch those warnings every year. And they put warnings on the damn fryer! How do people even still do that!?
Pro husband material, soothing her like that. I love it.
Around 2007 w had a family in town that decided for 4th of July to have deep fried turkey. Naturally the followed the Redneck recipe.
1) Open a case of beer
2) Consume case of beer.
3) Repeat steps 1 and 2
4) Fire up fryer full of oil.
5) Drop in Turkey
6) Set garage on fire
Naturally after the fire department arrived they started fighting with the firemen and throwing empty beer vessels at them. Grandma got hauled off to the hoosgaw. Real Sconnies via Alabama by way of Flatland not likely.
You should do a part two with the talk at the dinner table!!! 😂
Yes! And who gets stuck sitting at the kids' table!
@@aceckrot Fr!!!
@@aceckrotshit that's me this year
The crying in the bunk bed was the last straw. I lost it then.😂
There is nothing more dangerous than going into the kitchen on Thanksgiving.
You got that right. Walking in touching everything. It's a death wish lol.
Deep frying a frozen turkey in the kitchen is more dangerous
@@cleverusername9369 why would you even consider deep frying a turkey in the kitchen what makes you think that is ok just asking
Frozen turkey in a deep fryer = House on fire
It's scary how many TV stations run warnings about deep fried turkeys even in DC tri-state area - not is it just Mid-Atlantic, but mostly everyone is from somewhere else 🤣. A fireman friend said that they dread Thanksgiving for that reason.
Most accurate thing about the sketch is “JOY” being in the kitchen at least once
When the sisters were in the bedroom having a genuine heart to heart all I could focus on was the one of the platies in the fish tank had a big ole piece of poop dangling from it
Switching between chaos and drama to straight calmness and brain dead conversations is jarring..... but it is so true!
Bro that Broncos joke was uncalled for 😂
Hilarious! I loved Carol and her sister! All that chaos going on while the guys are having a "peaceful" day! And then...💥😂 At least the yams got done.
Thawed. Un-thawed. Paradox is hilarious.
Lol the table skit is so my sister and I. That and when my mom and her show up, it's chaos with times and oven temps. I actually have to stay out of my own kitchen.
My brothers and sisters are in their 60's. We just had a big holiday meal, and all my recipes were changed for time and temp. because I am a 57 year old child. I started calling my sisters, "food Nazis". They didn't laugh. Not one bit.
"Make sure you UNTHAW the bird." Welp...can't say he didn't listen. 🤣🤣
This whole video made me laugh.
I love the Christmas and Halloween decorations splashed with Thanksgiving food.
The balloons in the bedroom and spiderweb 😂🎉
"Cover the burntness with marshmallows"
Lesson learned: Burntness is a word. Marshmallows are the bondo of food.
So true! My friend's mother brought the kids up with "Marshmallows are our family glue" philosophy citing it as an integral food group. Since food=love=family=EVERYTHING, i.e. cooking and eating together. 🥰 (None were overweight, btw). Some of their best memories included marshmallows and types/sizes considered different food groups - even made their own: kiddo heartbreak? Break important news? Hot cocoa with tiny ones. Camping? Smores. The list is long and yes, best and worst cooking times/tastes included marshmallows. ❤🎉
"I really wanted that table." 😭
Well it’s on fire now so nobody gets it! Compromises
All I can say is the wigs, plus strategic genius of hair clips, while yelling about marshmallows and the table made the holiday a good one!
One of y'all's best collabs yet 😂 thanks for the joy and laughter, love you guys!
One might argue the dads aren't helping. They are. By staying out of the way 😂
Women on holidays: "Sorry we are so late."
Men on holidays: "Sorry we are so early."
The paper clip in the wig as a barrette 😂fantastic
Stressing at the frozen turkey hitting the boiling oil.
Frozen and still wrapped in all the plastic!
Ugh. This is so accurate. As a kid, I used to do my best to sneak out with the guys because it was so much more fun...but I'd get yanked back into the stressful kitchen duty every time 🙄.
You’re missing the child care that moms are also doing at same time
I knew that it would not end well when I saw you were about to drop the frozen turkey into the hot oil, I said, say goodbye to the house! You two are always funny together, so much entertaining as the mom's (sisters) I hope you do this bit again for Christmas dinner pure comedy!
These crossovers are beyond epic 😂
That was great and that baby barrette, nice touch
Mad whipping air is exactly how my mama always started Thanksgiving. The sisterly tag-team brawl starts right after pie. Loser does dishes.
Dads in the garage are so funny. 😂
Oh, the family dramas of Thanksgiving!😂
Can't play defense in a Broncos jersey. 😆
Man, I was laughing so freaking much through all this.....and we dont even celebrate Thanksgiving 😂😂😂 love these two together
We traditionally do Thanksgiving at my parents, who family comes up. Got a good system. My dad handles all the operations of it (tables/chairs/food serving) and my mom, grandma, and aunt are all in the kitchen prepping all the foods.
This is amazingly accurate to my family just switch the genders lol. Me and my dad running around the kitchen freaking out while mom watches tv.
I love cooking a turkey with all the trimmings! I do it alone though. I kept challenging myself with ever larger birds but the year i hit 30 pounds i was banned from ever cooking another turkey. It turns out that even your bachelor friends have a leftover turkey limit.
I buy the biggest turkey I can find. And can the leftover meat. It's priceless when you look at the price of a can of chicken. You're welcome.
you just need more friends!
@@logarithmic7I like the way you think!
Almost perfect..... all that was missing was actually enjoying watching the Lions play this year
So glad I live in New Zealand and I don't have to worry about Halloween and Thanksgiving, just get to focus all my energy on Christmas. And oh boy, do I go all out on Christmas!!
Ngl monkee brain got mad at this comment and went “nu uh! My banana better” until a whole 12 seconds later when rational human brain kicked in and went “oh wait their right, Christmas is better actually” lmao. Now human brain is smelling pine cones in the bathroom at almost bout April. Also, don’t hate on thanksgiving you get to have the same dry bird leftovers for the next week!!! Also the kids at hot topic gunna write you a very long and sad and angery poem for that Halloween comment!!!
Y'all crack me up!!! Keep up the great work!!! Y'all got the uncles finding pictures on their phone 100%!!! lol
The baby stroller full of anything except a baby. 😀
This brings back some ptsd when the moms wanted to traumatize the children by volunteering us to "help in the kitchen". I think its payback for having to deal with us all of the time
Yep! We won’t talk about the year that the aunts both brought green bean casseroles, and the ensuing cluster f?!k that turned into when the one was eaten and the other was untouched.
Aaah ... to be a fly on that wall ... or the leftover casserole. [Having watched Charlie, should we call it "hot dish"? No?]
The thaw/ unthaw argument!😂
This is too real. Funny, but so real. My sister-in-law lost it one year when we couldn't make it to her house because we were stuck in traffic and the car was overheating. We were supposed to bring the mashed potatoes and my mother-in-law.
I also have to say, one of my biggest gripes is that the men get to sit around and relax, before AND after the meal, and the women do all the work. It ain't right. Spend two days cooking, just to have it all scarfed up in 15 minutes and then have to clean and clean and clean (including the dang bird). Oh, and my father-in-law did not like turkey, so I also had to bake a ham! Ugh! Oh, and don't forget - two kinds of stuffing! One with giblets, one without. Dang picky eaters.
Thank you guys for helping me see the funny in all of that!😂
In my Midwestern family the men are in charge of cleaning up afterwards. Back in the 60s and 70s when I was a kid it was fun to see my grandfather and uncles cleaning the kitchen until it was spotless and the floor was mopped. They seemed to enjoy doing it.
@@ghosttownreview1531 That's so sweet :D
😂the aimless walking in the yard has me ☠️ 😂😂😂 2:10
I can't describe how much I am not looking forward to the holidays.
Oh my word! When you gave the oven schedule, exactly! How do people cook the meal without this? Unless you have a double oven...we can dream...
100% Accurate. No fluff (literally or figuratively)
Adult table vs the kids table 😂
This is hilarious!! Can totally relate. And Unthaw is real.
😆 🤣 😂
I irl laughed tears, this was a great skit.
Heidi is the REAL MVP. She let this nonsense go down in her kitchen😂
the whisk on the teflon pot 💀💀💀
2:22 “the bay of Green Bay.” Genuinely killed me 😂
I can't wait for Thanksgiving!
Southerners be like "Yams?? Marshmallows??? Sweet potatos!!"
As an Australian I have no idea how the marshmallows fit in 😂
@@Tassie_Aus_Stephanie As a Canadian, I am horrified by the idea of putting confectionery on vegetables. Sweet potatoes are sweet enough as it is.
The first time I heard about marshmallows as a topping on “yams”, I swear I thought it was a joke.
@@rubysilver3299 hahaha, oh yes, and then I had to Google what a yam was 😂 sweet potatoes are sweet enough, it's in the title 😂
@@Tassie_Aus_StephanieThey don't fit in, they sit on top! Yummy!
Damn, Thanksgiving really is queens vs kings in chess.
Laughed myself to tears!
This was great. See you tomorrow night at the Rosza Center in Houghton. We are so excited to have gotten tickets. The tickets sold out in 8 hours and now everyone is on Facebook looking for tickets. So excited for tomorrow night. 🙋♀️🙌🏻
Hahaha. This is so ‘spot on’. Thanks Charlie and Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you. This means a lot to me. Happy Thanksgiving.
Perfect execution! Y’all two are my favorite together!!! ❤
The endless scrolling to find a fishing/hunting picture 😂
This is your best one in a while!!!
The acting was so good that it really felt like them dressed as women were different people XD
Loved the turkey drop,,,,hysterical,and unthaw the turrkey
Thanks, neighbor, for the Public Service Announcement!
Seeing a Broncos jersey just warms this frozen turkey's heart.
And this is why my siblings and I don’t do holidays together.
I love it when you guys do stuff together. I disovered you through DudeDad :)
Well that's a new way to cook a bird.....!!! 😂
Grandma, Mom and the aunts in the kitchen. Dad and the uncle napping on the couch. Grandpa "watching" (sometimes through his eyelids) us kids. We went NOWHERE near the kitchen until we were called. The menfolk handled doing the dishes. Never had a smoke alarm go off. I miss that fun.
That just about sums up the day 🤷 And we're gonna do it again next year 🤦
You guys have got to get your own sitcom or end up on SNL. Hilarious!😂😂😂😂
The binder clip in Charlie’s hair was a nice touch
As a woman who cooks for my entire massive family’s holiday events, 3:00 is the most accurate part of the whole video 💀
I thought the same thing!
We have what we call "Eid" in Muslim countries and it's exactly the same, just add more people and more screaming 😂
💯 every country, every culture. Makes no difference. Family gatherings can be a real pain in the ass. 😅😂
Today I learned some more usefull vocabulary as well as a new concept: Hershey squirts.
Thank you Charlie.
That’s an old one. We were saying that in the 70s!
@@coastalartistlivingonislan8395 Maybe, but:
- I wasn't there then, and I'm not even a native english speaker.
- That makes it even more colorfull.
“I’ll play defense I’ll keep ‘em away”looks down “you know what imma change first” good idea… that was perfect
I would and could watch a movie of the comedy variety, Obviously starring you gentlemen. Just a suggestion, much love to you boys.
I have never laughed so hard. When did youi sneak into my house on Turkey Day?
Better change my jersey 😂
My drunk uncle caught his garage on his fire the first he tried one of the deep fat fryers. Classic Thanksgiving memory.
honest display of the result when putting a frozen bird into boiling oil
This is hilariously spot on!!! The table part is hilarious 😂😂
Freaking awesome!
my aunt carol loved this video
Those better be computer generated beater sounds...you better not be scraping up the good pans and bowls.
Bless you! I hated myself for thinking same! I fear guys are going to get a serious time out for it!
Why was she calling “DOUG!,!” Jerry?
C”mom DudeDad are we having continuity issues with the characters. Lol. Seriously the DOUG! lady is our favorite
This one is top shelf!! Great job
I wish I could have a thanksgiving like this. I have virtually no family members and always wanted a loud rowdy thanksgiving with lots of people.
I could see the flames from the Turkey exploding from my davenport. I think it landed somewhere in my backyard.
😂LOL, why is the dynamic so accurate?!😮