Ray Stevens LIVE “Where Are All the Twelve-Year-Olds” | Jukebox | Huckabee
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Ray Stevens has released his latest recording, ‘Ain’t Nothin’ Funny Anymore’. He joins us on the Huckabee stage to share thoughts on cancel culture and comedy and play a song from his newest album. Don't miss Ray's LIVE performance of “Where Are All the Twelve-Year-Olds.”
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This song is spot on! My husband mowed lawns when he was 12…worked at a Nashville Burger place (Happy Burger) when he was 14 taking orders, stocked milk in grocery stores, became a sack boy at Kroger, then was promoted to cashier and later trained for their meat department which paid great money…all while being newly married to me at 19 years old and going to college on a scholarship. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in accounting, took the CPA exam soon after graduating and passed…then went to law school some time later and passed the bar exam and became a lawyer. He is now partnered with a successful commercial concrete company of 20 years. He is the epitome of hard work and success. Nothing was handed to him…he earned all of his successful accomplishments. It’s called drive, ambition, discipline and accountability. I’m very proud of him!
Another great song from our RAY!! This song takes me back to the good ole days. Thank you!
Very true, Ray! Love you, buddy. Thanks also for making so many of us smile and laugh through the years. Especially appreciate your "Thank You" video for our soldiers. God bless you!
Appreciate this song. I remember the time. I use to help my son and nephews fold and deliver newspapers.
Great song Ray. I used to cut grass and still love to.
Ray Stevens I'm not 12 years old but I've been mowing the yard and brush hogging the pasture since I was 14 and every week I help do dishes and sweep the floors
I helped my mother cooking and canning when I was younger, so I know how today at 70 years old.
Wonderful to hear Ray sing!,
Love the humor of reality
Fabulous song!!
SO PROUD OF MY GRANDSONS, 15, 14 ,13, THEY CUT GRASS FOR SPEADING MONEY.....LEARNING THE VALUE OF HARD WORK
Spending
Live this !
Ioved it ray i remember them good old days I'm 64& still mow my yard kids now a days they want to change me to much for my small yard 😮
and shovel the snow!!!
Me encanta esa canción
Right on
V nice !!!!
Brilliant.
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God willing, those 12 years olds are coming back. The cultural war is going to the right.
And they will learn what a Dollar can buy .
@@biketech60 Not as much as when I was 12 years old. Ten cents for a loaf of bread, and a penny got you two or more pieces of candy. When I was in high school, I could walk to the burger joint at lunch and get a cheeseburger, fries, and a Coke for 50 cents. A pack of cigarettes was 25 cents. A bottled drink was 10 cents, and a candy bar was 5 cents.
That should be over 5000 athletes.
The problem is that video games are now a varsity sport in high schools. More than 240 colleges have teams totaling over 5009 athletes and $16 million in annual scholarships and financial aid. There are even professional leagues where players make millions of dollars. They are televised on networks such as ESPN. There is even a movement to make video games, known as esports, an Olympic event. How did we get to this?
Okay
Maybe going to battery mowers!
Unfortunately, twelve year olds are entitled, disrespectful, are given awards for participating instead EARNING them, and there is no one holding them responsible or accountable for anything, let alone face any consequences for their poor choices. My Mom was born and raised in Tennessee and I was born in Atlanta, GA in 1966 until we moved to the Midwest the summer before I started the 3rd grade. As my Grandma's and Mom used to say, "They (kids) today don't have any home trainin'/schoolin'." They weren't wrong. I say that very same thing with grown kids and two granddaughter's. It ALL begins at home. I also say this country DOES NOT have a gun problem - it has a PARENT PROBLEM. A rock in bad hands killed Abel. A rock in good hands killed Goliath. It's definitely not about the rock folks. In my not so humble opinion.
~ APRIL LIPKE
Yes many yrs ago
Boy's moved lawn's,grew up to be men,father's made sure of that.
Now lazy father's,lazy kid's
(NOT ALL)
PARENT'S GO.INTO DEAD WITH CREDIT CARD TO BUY STUFF NOT NEEDED FOR LAZY UNRESPECTFUL KID'S
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