That workout they did is literally what we do every time we're late for formation I've been in the army 10 years and I feel so bad for the biological children having to grow up like that
My brother served in the Army my grandfather and both uncles served in the Air Force and I had another friend who served in the Navy!!! I wish I could have served in the military but I am always proud to honor those who serve and have served in our military!!!
The "goodbye mom" at the end really got to me. These kids are just acting out,they have something that's making them sad and they just need someone who can understand them.
This! 💯 . I was always told their behavior always reflects from what you project to them. It's true. It's because the parents aren't parenting, they don't know what to do or how to reinforce boundaries, something they should have done as toddlers.
Tbh i would be too but i feel bad for his kids they seem so scared to even say mom dad when sad or hurt by someone they yell at them if they say dad he be like excuse i dont care if your sad im sir i may be your own father but im sir
I think kids like Thea doesnt just need rules and punishments, but also room to make honest mistakes and words of wisdom and guidance. That was the (mostly) perfect environment for her to learn and grow. Every child learns differently and I think these parents were good at setting rules, expectations and boundaries from the jump. Then being flexible as they observed the kids and changed up their approach to suit the Individual child's needs.
"life is hard don't give up" I wish I'd had someone like that when I was younger, when I was far from my family and needed the help and support. These kids don't realise how lucky they are.
I've been in cadets for almost 5 years now and can confirm this is exactly how drill sergeants act lmao, they'll tell you not to do stuff but they do it themselves
That's how it be, my dad is pretty similar to hers and all I can say is that it leads to very, very poor relationships with your children, and it makes you dread being around said, parent
My mom doesn’t allow me to wear low cut tops because they reveal my chest and she would be mad at me. I dress just like Taylor Swift. I had my ears pierced when I was 7 years old, I don’t sleep with my earrings in because they can get caught on my pillow and I would get an infection
This episode aired in 2010. Thea and Corie were both 16 years old so now (2024) are about 30 years old. I surely do hope they stayed on the good path and are doing really well in their lives.
In my family we don’t address our parents or other family members as ma’am and sir. But we HAVE to say ma’am or sir after saying something to them like yes or no other wise it’s a sign of disrespect to them (we’re southern)
I’m delighted to see, that values are existing in the US. OK, it’s Texas. Education is the key to avoid troubles which unfortunately is going down other parts of the US. Wondering when Texas would leave the US and why they want to become an independent state?
For someone who took the wrong path and ended out like I did I think these parents are amazing and I think my life would be very different if I had the stability that those kids got growing up
I like the moment when the fearful, angry, disrepectful kids break - they always look about 12 and you can see the vulnerability come through. Because at that point you know that the happiness, laughter and love are next
I don't see how this will produce any lasting changes, I never do. The issues are at home with their families. Best case scenario is they are more grateful for what they have but even if these strict strategies do produce changes they need the parents to be able to know what to do instead of the ineffective strategies they have been using.
right like they can try to change sometimes but the parent doesn’t pull their weight and keep the schedule the kids had before so they’ll eventually drop it
sometimes parents like these make me wonder, what if their kids are depressed or anxious, especially about school? My school life was pretty rocky, and if we did grades where i went, i would definitely have been failing, but most of it was due to issues i couldnt push through at the time. Would they still take their stuff away, or would they change tune and help them try to overcome whats stopping them
Our two children were lovely. Never had to shout at them. Treated them respect and expected it back. Best kids ever. Worked around the house without being told. They never swore as I never swore.. never took their toys or gadgets away. Loved them so much and do now
Well I am not surprised. The 3 teens from H20 and the spinoff "Mako Mermaids" were bad, disrespectful, and liars. It was fiction but the producer/director Jonathan Shipp said he replicated the typical Aussie teen persona.
Ohh the bootcamp section was so good! And I did like the encouragement they got at the end. They need discipline and they got it for sure, but it's also not about breaking down the children either. Good job.
This young kid he is really touch my heart ❤️ 😭😭😭😭😭😭 every word is coming out of with his little mouth 😭😭😭 yes he needs help he needs father 😭😭😭 he attaches with the father too much 😭😭😭 poor kids I hope they will do great 💖💖
I kinda want them to do an episode where the kids of the strict parents get sent to the parents of the bad kids. I think it’d be interesting for the strict kids to be like “😳 your mom lets you do that” for the whole episode
It's never too late to change, you can talk about changing all day but when you act on changing.. you may shock yourself, and people around you. You might very well make yourself and everyone around you very proud, give it some thought.
It’s so beautiful to see these kids on this show humbled willing and ready to change. I look at their harden hearts in the beginning and wonder what happened for them to stay behaving this way. Many times it’s some sort of trauma.
That's not even strict parenting, that's abusive parenting. Having your child answer with "No/Yes SIR" is horrible and makes them deviate from you. I won't be surprised when the daughter leaves her parents on their deathbed and offers no support. Your age doesn't entitle you to respect from others. You EARN respect.
Wow both parents have crazy ways to raise their children. The girl of the parents with no rules obviously lashes out because she feels left behind by her mom and the boy has major father/abandonment issues The children of the military family are just being used as cheap farm hands and have no say in their life by threat of the parents taking everything away. Raising them this sheltered doesn't prepare them at all for challenges later in life, especially emotionally and psychologically. Hope all of the children turned out well.
Why does something always have to be WRONG with the kid for them to be bad. Can’t they just be normal bad kids. I feel like this comment is forcing it to juch
What's so wrong? I grew up and I turned out alright. I stay out of trouble during life struggle. Yes I had chores and if I step out of line I got punished. Yet when I need help or want to do something that help I was allowed. Heck I was in FFA and it actually helped me out later in life. It is not bad. So it doesn't prepare bull. It taught me more than I ever have in school. And you know I am glad for this, my parents had my back when the school I went to tried to mess with my education. That's family bond. Something that most people cant say they have
That poor girl who got bad grades and lost her door and everything. Sometimes the work is rlly hard so u struggle and get bad grades even if you work really hard I feel so bad for her.
When Thea damaged the truck and Laval said she wasn’t in trouble it made me sad because recently I hit and damaged my managers car leaving work, and I apologized and I did the responsible thing to do and for their info. But my mom doesn’t even let me forget that I did it. And keeps making me feel bad :,)
That's pretty weird how they treat their kids like they're their slaves or something not like they love them but they're they're robots and their commanding them! 🤣
A, B grades only?! This makes me question what they would say if their kids had learning disabilities My parents said they don’t care if I pass highschool with all D’s As long as I pass 😆
Not even gonna lie the whole “No C’s” thing bothers me so much, like c’mon.. if your child is struggling then help them. give them an opportunity to succeed rather than just taking everything away, what would that teach them??
One of the hardest things is making them understand that they're returning to the same world they left. That they need to keep these lessons fresh in their minds every day, and not allow past habits to be taken up again. They're going back to the same friends/acquaintances and need to let go of toxic people. People who would like to drag them back to their old lifestyle. Let's face it, missoury loves company. I wish them the best.
This strict Parents are excellent and wonderful. Dear Corey and Thea, hope still both of you have been remembered the rules and regulations learned from your this strict parents and following it till the last breathing of your lives. All the best things you learned from your new strict parents.
You’re talking about the same man who willingly took his biological daughter’s door off of her bedroom for five months I mean threatening not to feed her isn’t that surprising
These “strict parents” are not parents they just enjoy the control they have over their kids. Not healthy at all and only creates resentment and distance between eachother
the kids on the show:-doing whatever they want running away smoking drinking destroying things- the camera man/girl:-following then and not doing anything-
16:25 WHEN HE SAID "NO SIR'' TO THAT LADY LMAOOOOOO he was so scared his life flashed before his eyes 😭
HAHAHAHA RIGHT 😭✋🏻
Hi
@@clairekm9739 hi
ikr 😂
@@clairekm9739 hi
"Get your feet up!!"
"I can't it hurts"
*both drill sergeants* " I DONT CARE!"
Sounds like my mom and Grandma
@@ravenclaw1556 ahhhh okay?, should i Call chilld protection services?
@@misfarvet No it's fine I'm used to it holding squats are worse
@@misfarvet you don’t even know them
@@ravenclaw1556 ok good
Those boot camp instructors were actually really nice.
...that's most likely because they were actors ...IMO.
That workout they did is literally what we do every time we're late for formation I've been in the army 10 years and I feel so bad for the biological children having to grow up like that
Was it like that every time? Or did they change it up
My brother served in the Army my grandfather and both uncles served in the Air Force and I had another friend who served in the Navy!!! I wish I could have served in the military but I am always proud to honor those who serve and have served in our military!!!
Me too
But why were they not wearing their covers? They were outdoors and in uniform...
As do I it is heartbreaking..
when they didn’t know how to run in place 😭
omg girl ur pfp. ☺
Sheeessh😍
Your pretty
@ANNALY JAIKARAN the owner of the comment
They do be kinda dancing, lmao
Everybody’s gangsta until they arrive at boot camp with drill instructors.
I mean their minors so the won't REALLY do much besides yell
Gangstas aint gangsta in real bootcamp. That boot camp looked like regular work to me.
That isn’t boot camp, shits way more intense
That boot camp looks fun💀
@@kylierain4067 facts
the “bye mom” at the end was so heartwarming. they really have changed. proud of them
It was nausiating
how come lol @@angelacarlisle1708
I didn’t catch that that’s actually beautiful
The "goodbye mom" at the end really got to me.
These kids are just acting out,they have something that's making them sad and they just need someone who can understand them.
This! 💯 . I was always told their behavior always reflects from what you project to them. It's true. It's because the parents aren't parenting, they don't know what to do or how to reinforce boundaries, something they should have done as toddlers.
“I think they went to McDonalds” GOT ME LAUGHING 😂
Best line of this episode ever 😂😂🤣
I think so to
I died at that too
I wonder how he knew it didint seem like he could see them and we all know camera men arnt snitches
i mean he was right
The principal hadn’t even known them for more than like 10 minutes and he already seems done with their bs
This is the second group of kids in that school that's why 🤣 the other ones went in and got thrown out immediately
Tbh i would be too but i feel bad for his kids they seem so scared to even say mom dad when sad or hurt by someone they yell at them if they say dad he be like excuse i dont care if your sad im sir i may be your own father but im sir
@@bethzyglowicz4746 wait which kids?
@@kenzie1256 i don't remember now this was so long ago and it's 6 am lol
@@bethzyglowicz4746 the drill Sargents were in that episode aswell.
I think kids like Thea doesnt just need rules and punishments, but also room to make honest mistakes and words of wisdom and guidance. That was the (mostly) perfect environment for her to learn and grow. Every child learns differently and I think these parents were good at setting rules, expectations and boundaries from the jump. Then being flexible as they observed the kids and changed up their approach to suit the Individual child's needs.
This is absolutely true thank god I’m done with education 4 years ago finishing high school I realized that my parents raised me right
"life is hard don't give up"
I wish I'd had someone like that when I was younger, when I was far from my family and needed the help and support. These kids don't realise how lucky they are.
The strict parents' daughter looks terrified the entire time, feel so bad for her
She will thank rhem later
@@roninx7530 yeah for trauma
@@Urmom-ts8gp not really
Link? she seems perfectly happy.
@@Urmom-ts8gp lmao, trauma???
Gotta love how the dad says no cussing, then proceeds to cuss at them when he's angry.
Way to lead by example guy...
He’s an adult and they are children. That’s the difference
Some kids don't seem to understand "No" when you're speaking to them nicely. Sometimes it takes hard language for them to get the memo.
Lol ikr
Why are they acting like kids parents ik. They have to learn but like don't curse them out
I've been in cadets for almost 5 years now and can confirm this is exactly how drill sergeants act lmao, they'll tell you not to do stuff but they do it themselves
He makes me cry when he said I’m a loser 😭😭😭😭 poor kids 😭😭😭 But Beautiful Teaching 💖🏆
Same I felt so so bad for him
I think the way these kids act says more about the parents then them…
that family's daughter looks pretty stressed out and anxious tbh
That's how it be, my dad is pretty similar to hers and all I can say is that it leads to very, very poor relationships with your children, and it makes you dread being around said, parent
The reality of having strict parents.
My mom doesn’t allow me to wear low cut tops because they reveal my chest and she would be mad at me. I dress just like Taylor Swift. I had my ears pierced when I was 7 years old, I don’t sleep with my earrings in because they can get caught on my pillow and I would get an infection
THEY NEEDS TO LEARN THAT THE KIDS HAVES THE SAY SO, WHEN THEY GETS OLD !!
@@Tammy121111 mate you need to chill you are using S all the time
The fact that she said "Bye Mum" To the texas mom melted my heart
That’s what I was going to say.
same 🥺
Awh
This episode aired in 2010. Thea and Corie were both 16 years old so now (2024) are about 30 years old. I surely do hope they stayed on the good path and are doing really well in their lives.
I feel like calling your parents “sir” or “Ma’am” is wrong like the rules are fine just make sure the child knows it is from love versus control
I was thinking the same thing.
The only time I ever addressed my parents as "Sir" or "Ma'am" is whenever I really screwed up.
Simple answer: 'murica.
That is love in some family's, it's a sign of respect, calling your parents sir or man, hurts no one.
In my family we don’t address our parents or other family members as ma’am and sir. But we HAVE to say ma’am or sir after saying something to them like yes or no other wise it’s a sign of disrespect to them (we’re southern)
That drill sgt had one of the best speeches I have ever heard. You could tell he cared and wanted the kids to change
Ya that’s so true
I’m delighted to see, that values are existing in the US. OK, it’s Texas. Education is the key to avoid troubles which unfortunately is going down other parts of the US. Wondering when Texas would leave the US and why they want to become an independent state?
Facts
pov: you not watching on full screen, and your reading the comments while listening😭
😭😭😭😭
I-
*get tf out my house.*
How did you know?
😂😂😂true
LOL HOW DID U KNOW😭
man him not yelling at her about the truck made my adult self cry for my childhood
Boy looked terrified when the drill sergeant started yelling 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If I lived w these parents i would actually be terrified, that life looks depressing
I’d leave if that strict dad would be more aggressive
You'd grow up raised right, but probably develop trust issues over the years.
Well you cant miss what you never had, so they think its fun
@@raydar2877 then their not raised right
i have strict parents and my life is perfect.
If I did this stuff my parents would be burying me 6 ft deep😂😂
Same
Same here I would be through the wall.
Same
Lmao, I’d be finding somewhere to stay if I did anything like that😭💀
@@blu3b3rry..dem0n yep truth
For someone who took the wrong path and ended out like I did I think these parents are amazing and I think my life would be very different if I had the stability that those kids got growing up
May Our LORD God help you to find your way back to Him. May He bless you immensely.
@@rosendubi7447 cheers mate 👊🏻
@@rosendubi7447👍
Nah these parents are just abusers of those less powerful than they are.
@@rosendubi7447
Amen !
I like the moment when the fearful, angry, disrepectful kids break - they always look about 12 and you can see the vulnerability come through. Because at that point you know that the happiness, laughter and love are next
I don't see how this will produce any lasting changes, I never do. The issues are at home with their families. Best case scenario is they are more grateful for what they have but even if these strict strategies do produce changes they need the parents to be able to know what to do instead of the ineffective strategies they have been using.
Parents that dont bow down to their every wish and get scared and back down when their kids get mad at them.
i think there are families that help them and put them on the right path but families like this i dont think so
right like they can try to change sometimes but the parent doesn’t pull their weight and keep the schedule the kids had before so they’ll eventually drop it
Of course this dont produce anything positive!!!! Thats why americans are like that!!! I would love to see how this kids are after 1 month back home!?
It's the getting out and seeing that there's a different way to live and so much more out there in the world than you previously understood.
sometimes parents like these make me wonder, what if their kids are depressed or anxious, especially about school? My school life was pretty rocky, and if we did grades where i went, i would definitely have been failing, but most of it was due to issues i couldnt push through at the time. Would they still take their stuff away, or would they change tune and help them try to overcome whats stopping them
yeah even if they wouldn’t be depressed they are still bad parents
Friendly reminder that mental health help was still very stigmatized at the time.
Parents are bad imo. It’s their fault they didn’t raise their children well and that there Kids are like the way they are
Definitely agree. Hope you're okay by the way.
@@ichangedmynamelol7397 how are the kids bad, they are literally normal
Our two children were lovely. Never had to shout at them. Treated them respect and expected it back. Best kids ever. Worked around the house without being told. They never swore as I never swore.. never took their toys or gadgets away. Loved them so much and do now
I never realized we had such bad behaved kids in Australia. However this is the 3rd one i have watched and the best. LOVED BOOT CAMP
Well I am not surprised. The 3 teens from H20 and the spinoff "Mako Mermaids" were bad, disrespectful, and liars. It was fiction but the producer/director Jonathan Shipp said he replicated the typical Aussie teen persona.
Okay but can we talk about how beautiful the parents daughter is like GORGEOUS 🙌
I mean she’s beautiful
I WAS THINKING THAT AS WELL LIKE HOLY CRAP SHES SO PRETTY
Came here to say this. Stunning young lady.
Les is that u in the show because u look like like the daughter
@Ludwig van Beethoven just because someone is complementing the girl doesn't mean that they want to drink her bath water.
0:13 are we going to ignore that the people in the background just drop all of their stuff?
Thank you.👏😂😂😂
IK they were like🥲
Ikr 🤣
Ikr
Bruh sameee I was like “ you gonna help them”
Thank God I’m a good kid and student because I would be crying if I ever went to boot camp with military soldiers yelling at me honestly 😂😂
I’d laugh Lmao
Ohh the bootcamp section was so good! And I did like the encouragement they got at the end. They need discipline and they got it for sure, but it's also not about breaking down the children either. Good job.
True at the end when the girl hug Thea. That was awesome
I’m so proud of Cory he really pulled it together
I’m not
@@rebeccasutton4649 um ok good for u ig not sure who asked for ur opinion tho
@@rebeccasutton4649 shush rebecca
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😂 😂 Im in love with u@@rebeccasutton4649
I’d cry too if I had to do that boot camp😂😂
I'd say give me more werk
Try doing it every day for 13 weeks at parris island 😂
at least you admit it.
Nah it’s not even hard!
Me 2 😭
Imagine getting sent to boot camp or jail for swearing 😂
They ran away from school.
@@shanks4391 yeah but they said swearing will also get you in trouble
This young kid he is really touch my heart ❤️ 😭😭😭😭😭😭 every word is coming out of with his little mouth 😭😭😭 yes he needs help he needs father 😭😭😭 he attaches with the father too much 😭😭😭 poor kids I hope they will do great 💖💖
I kinda want them to do an episode where the kids of the strict parents get sent to the parents of the bad kids. I think it’d be interesting for the strict kids to be like “😳 your mom lets you do that” for the whole episode
Yes!!
So underrated
I feel so bad now, it makes me reflect on my actions towards my parents.
Same tho
Not sure what yall are doing, but this makes me feel like an excellent child 😂😂
@@gamergoddess05 LMAO RIGHT
Same
It's never too late to change, you can talk about changing all day but when you act on changing.. you may shock yourself, and people around you. You might very well make yourself and everyone around you very proud, give it some thought.
As someone who struggles with self inflicted burns, I literally have no idea how anyone could brand another animal. It is so excruciatingly painful
You say this but go on to eat meat
Sorry that you need attention so badly that you have to hurt yourself in order to get it
@@pierre7275 they could be vegan or vegetarian
@@lmfaoo............ highly doubt their complaining just to complain
@@pierre7275 you just are assuming their diet as if you know them 😂
Aww when saying their goodbyes Thea says "bye mom" that is so sweet 😭💞
I’m not trying to defend the teenagers, but really with the “7 days hunger strike” or whatever💀 What’s that going to do?
You'll start to act right when you are hungry. Everybody needs food
@@MrMakoto2 not suicidal ppl lmao
@@violetz9388 what
@@nathaliemcdonald495 im saying suicidal ppl dont care lmao
@@violetz9388 exactly lmaooo
“He just says Good Work all the time and it makes me feel good” that had me 😢
It’s so beautiful to see these kids on this show humbled willing and ready to change. I look at their harden hearts in the beginning and wonder what happened for them to stay behaving this way. Many times it’s some sort of trauma.
35:30 when Thea said bye mom my heart felt that
Yeah it’s was adorable for sure ❤
The male boot camp counselor I can’t stop laughing at him 💀 the voice cracks
How cute though was Thea dancing around with the sparklers?! She seemed genuinely happy there in that moment!!! 😍😍😍
I like how that when the teens started cryi g they calmed down and gave them encouraging words.
That's not even strict parenting, that's abusive parenting. Having your child answer with "No/Yes SIR" is horrible and makes them deviate from you. I won't be surprised when the daughter leaves her parents on their deathbed and offers no support. Your age doesn't entitle you to respect from others. You EARN respect.
Yeah but the dads kinda fine--
@@woufely MAAM WHAT-?!
@@roses4641 SORRY BUT IM DEFINITELY GONNA CALL HIM SIR
@Lilly B STILL
@@woufely girl, i know preferences but youre literally tasteless 😭
Wow both parents have crazy ways to raise their children.
The girl of the parents with no rules obviously lashes out because she feels left behind by her mom and the boy has major father/abandonment issues
The children of the military family are just being used as cheap farm hands and have no say in their life by threat of the parents taking everything away. Raising them this sheltered doesn't prepare them at all for challenges later in life, especially emotionally and psychologically.
Hope all of the children turned out well.
Why does something always have to be WRONG with the kid for them to be bad. Can’t they just be normal bad kids. I feel like this comment is forcing it to juch
It does keep you out of trouble because you learn how to avoid it all together.
What's so wrong? I grew up and I turned out alright. I stay out of trouble during life struggle. Yes I had chores and if I step out of line I got punished. Yet when I need help or want to do something that help I was allowed. Heck I was in FFA and it actually helped me out later in life. It is not bad. So it doesn't prepare bull. It taught me more than I ever have in school. And you know I am glad for this, my parents had my back when the school I went to tried to mess with my education. That's family bond. Something that most people cant say they have
You sound spoiled 😂
@@They_heartAmi so not getting what you want means psychological issues. Seems lax discipline is what you want. Lol.
Imagine being the camera men, it would be scary having to run away with the students 😕😂
Fr
Turns out the camera guy was punished too 🤣🤣
That kid looked absolutely terrified when the bootcamp leaders started screaming 😅
When both mothers talked to the girl I teared up. I wish my mom helped me like they did instead of insulting me and hurting me 😖
For the father to take away their CLOTHES and PRIVACY if they did something bad is too much imo
Definitely not something you should do to your kids over bad grades, for sure.
@@yeetusfeetus7877 ..or at all really 😂
ikr
fr those are basic human rights
He said they'd have one set of clothes.
I am happy for Corey and how positive he responded after that breakthrough
Dad looks like Mr.Valdamir Putin though!
Hot
I like how the drill instructors were tough but encouraging at the end of the drill session
Instead of detention, they have boot camp!😂🤣
The kid started doing the running man dance when he said run in place 😂
I was hoping someone else saw that! I laughed so hard 🤣
@@parkerspetites4419 timestamp?
16:53 i meant
That poor girl who got bad grades and lost her door and everything. Sometimes the work is rlly hard so u struggle and get bad grades even if you work really hard I feel so bad for her.
One of my friends in middle had his door taken away.
Yikes @@noahremnek3615
if these was my parents i wouldve RAN
0:12 RIP TO THE FAMILY BEHIND THEM
🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
😭😭
35:39 she said “Bye mom.” to her omg. It’s so sweet😭
35:38 i think she said "bye mum" and i think that was the sweetest thing she has ever said
We need more of these bootcamps
The boy legit went into full hip hop mode when told to run in place!😂
Lmaooo imagine that being on your record, "said the word hell in school, misdemeanor"
Pretty much the way it is in Slocum, Texas. If you don’t like it, find another school!
Honor,courage and commitment are the ingredients for success in life.
Wonderful Program!!. Thanks for the person who created! The idea of Helping the teenager's Like this!.🤗👏👏
When Thea damaged the truck and Laval said she wasn’t in trouble it made me sad because recently I hit and damaged my managers car leaving work, and I apologized and I did the responsible thing to do and for their info. But my mom doesn’t even let me forget that I did it. And keeps making me feel bad :,)
And the world keeps spinning…….
When Thea and her mom were walking into the airport the people behind them dropped their suitcases LOL 😂😂😂😂
0:12
Bahbah I thought it was only me
That's pretty weird how they treat their kids like they're their slaves or something not like they love them but they're they're robots and their commanding them! 🤣
Did anyone notice the family behind the girl who dropped all of their luggage at the airport? 😂
The texan daughter is so beautiful
OMM
Yesss she’s gorgeous and seems so sweet
yeh me too, noticed her right away, she's beautiful.
School: I can’t find them, they could be anywhere
Entire microphone and camera crew: *nope nowhere near us*
This was the cutest episode ever.THE CRYINGGGG,THE DRAMA,AND THEAA💪🏽
I think the hunger strike thing is borderline abusive
It is
Lol. It’s borderline when, the child is also borderline. Try most African mum
Is abusive as hell.
A, B grades only?!
This makes me question what they would say if their kids had learning disabilities
My parents said they don’t care if I pass highschool with all D’s
As long as I pass 😆
but a D isn’t a pass lmao
@@joshhyyyyyyyy3567 at my school district it is, my brother graduated and got into college with all Ds
must be nice
Not even gonna lie the whole “No C’s” thing bothers me so much, like c’mon.. if your child is struggling then help them. give them an opportunity to succeed rather than just taking everything away, what would that teach them??
me getting C's all the time
One of the hardest things is making them understand that they're returning to the same world they left. That they need to keep these lessons fresh in their minds every day, and not allow past habits to be taken up again. They're going back to the same friends/acquaintances and need to let go of toxic people. People who would like to drag them back to their old lifestyle. Let's face it, missoury loves company.
I wish them the best.
"You better not put your feet down!" "It's really haaard!" (*Simultaneously*) "I DON'T CARE!!!" 😁😆😅😂🤣💀🪦!
This strict Parents are excellent and wonderful.
Dear Corey and Thea, hope still both of you have been remembered the rules and regulations learned from your this strict parents and following it till the last breathing of your lives.
All the best things you learned from your new strict parents.
But taken away stuff over bad grade like as long as u try or don't hide why should be punished
Not gonna lie, after going through basic training for 2 months, their version of it seem hella fun
Ikr!!
you chose to do that though, theyre forced to lmao thats why its so bad for them
@@user-luciddream They also chose to be disrespectful little shits to their parents.
@@SentinelAntioch and the parents didn’t know how to discipline
2 months? What basic training do u do 💀💀 I'm in the MC and mine is 3
The fact he tried to starve her is kinda unbelievable
You’re talking about the same man who willingly took his biological daughter’s door off of her bedroom for five months I mean threatening not to feed her isn’t that surprising
Good dad
" we gotta brand these cows " THATS THE MOST TEXAS THING THAT COULD EVER HAVE BEEN SAID.
The way she said “bye mum” at the end was so cute.
That house is oppressive. Glad to see the kids change and appreciate what they had.
12:09
Favorite quote “I think they went to McDonald’s”
Hahahahah yesss
18:14 tire hit his face almost knocked him out lol
These “strict parents” are not parents they just enjoy the control they have over their kids. Not healthy at all and only creates resentment and distance between eachother
I cant be the only one that saw the tyre fold this guys neck at 18:12 😂
He nearly snapped his neck with that tire😂
Was looking for this comment he ate that tire lmaoooo
How does the cameraman keep up?
It melted me when she didn't want to leave.
Can’t imagine what basic training is actually like, especially the fact that it’s 3-4 months
I WOULDN'T GO CAUSE I WOULD BE IN THE JAIL PART ALL OF THE TIME ESP. WHEN THAT DUMBASS STARTS YELLING AT ME !!
IM GOOD AT IGNORING DUMBASSES
Loads of fun 😭😭
Man this show is something else
I love it
it makes me want to cry
Is it real?
@@darkstuffgeek3168 same
@@Alinwasfii no
This is the best one I've seen. Really effective parents and discipline
the kids on the show:-doing whatever they want running away smoking drinking destroying things-
the camera man/girl:-following then and not doing anything-