If you ask for a divorce in public hoping your partner won’t cause a scene, you deserve whatever they decide to give you in full view of all those people. It’s massively inappropriate move.
The one exception I would make to that is if the situation is so bad your partner might get physically violent. And it's part of a bigger plan to ensure your safety. Otherwise, I totally agree.
Exactly, so many cheating spouses that just expect the women to be okay with it. It’s better when they DO make a scene, that’s what they get for trying to limit their emotions by bringing them to a public space to make it easier on themselves.
If you propose to your partner publicly without asking them ahead of time how they’d feel about a public proposal and they say no…I don’t feel sorry for you. It *can* be a manipulative tactic and as another comment said (badly paraphrasing here my apologies) “if you need to get the crowd on your side for her to say yes something’s wrong.” People don’t think enough about how the one being proposed to feels being put on the spot like that
Hallmark of a selfish person who only thinks about their own feelings and has no understanding of how real life relationships work due to thinking romantic comedies are good dating advice.
I once yelled at a whole restaurant full of people who were booing a girl for turning down a public proposal & it caused her to start to cry. The guy looked to be late 30s or early 40s & the woman looked like she could have been anywhere from 15 to maybe 20 if I was being generous. He turned out to be 39 & she was 18. The following is exactly what I said as I remember the rage that filled me when that little girl started crying listening to a room full of people boo her so it made everything super focused, "What is wrong with all of you? Do any of you actually know this couple? Do you know if this is their 3rd date or their 30th date? Do you know if either party has cheated? Do you know if this woman is even old enough to get married? Do any of you know if he is abusive? Do you know if this girl wants to get married ever to anyone? Do you know anything at all about these people? You are putting yourselves on the side of someone you know absolutely nothing about to bully a young woman into accepting something that she just told him & all of you that it is not something she wants. Do you often try force things on people who say no because if so, y'all should be on law enforcement's radar as y'all are filthy. Did it occur to any of you degenerates that some guys propose in public just to pressure women into saying yes because the women are scared of people reacting exactly as you all have? What is wrong with you people? Y'all disgust me. I hope none of you have children, ever. You'd make horrible parents if you think feelings matter more than safety." Then I turned to the crying young woman & said, "I'm so sorry this happened to you. It's nobody's business but yours if you want to get married. If you'd like me to call someone to pick you up, I can do that or you can join us & we can bring you home after we've finished if you'd like to not ride anywhere with him, if he's who brought you here. You were bullied horribly by everyone else in this restaurant so if you need anything, feel free to let my husband & I know & we'll help you with anything you need." My late husband was grinning at me like a loon cuz he loved my confrontational side. Then I glared around the room at a whole bunch of losers who suddenly found their plates very interesting in the now dead silent restaurant. The guy now was the uncomfortable one, which was as it should have been after that stunt. The girl quietly asked if I'd go to the bathroom with her. As soon as we got in there, she hugged me so tight & said thank you. It wasn't even a date to her. They've never been on a date. She didn't even view him as a prospect. Turns out, the guy was best friends with her oldest brother. He was supposed to be picking her up from the airport for him as she was coming for visitation with her dad for the summer. She had just graduated high school the week before. We called the brother to tell him what happened. She asked him to come pick her up. She sat with my late husband & I until he got there. The guy was getting antsy so my late husband, who was former military & super intimidating, had to repeatedly tell the guy to go back to his own table when he kept coming up to us to try convince her to go back to talk to him & to not tell her family this happened. The brother (rightfully if you ask me) decked him in the face when he arrived. They are no longer life long best friends from childhood. Her whole family on her father's side became Facebook friends of ours & they even traveled to where we lived for my late husband's funeral a few years ago. She is happily married now to someone her own age & they are expecting their first kid in about a month & a half. It was so gross. Only propose in public if you are actually in a fudging relationship with that person & if you already know what the answer will be.
honestly if i did really care about the guy i would probably say yes just to avoid public embarrassment and as soon as we left i’d he like “i don’t want to marry you. i didn’t want to embarrass you. sorry.”
Proposing is a stupid decision anyway. Do you know how many marriages don't make it to five years after the wedding date? Yeah...the odds are not with you, grasshopper.
@@tazhienunurbusinezz1703 Good for you for defending that young lady from those bullies! I have one question though. Did you and your husband own that restaurant when that incident happened?
Funniest thing I walked up on, "I'm getting a phone call from... myself? Lol Maybe I should answer it." I had to, I just HAD to say: "Gurl don't answer it! Haven't you ever seen a horror movie?! You'll have a salty little Japanese ghost crawling out your bed sheets! Don't do it!!" We all had a good laugh. 😂
I was a customer at an Olive Garden with my parents. The people next to our table were extremely rude to the waiter, asking if she was new implying that she didn’t know what she was doing and that “he is a regular and needs to get served a certain way”, and lots of other rude things throughout our time there. She never lost her cool and handled the situation amazingly so we told the GM about how amazing she was
Conversation I heard while in an elevator: First Guy: I thought I recognized her... Second Guy: Yeah? 1st: But I didn't want to go up to her and say "Did you used to work here before...as a man?" Because you know... 2nd: Totally.
I will forever tell my boys that they were never mistakes or accidents. Their arrival surprised us, but there has never been any regret in either my or their father's minds. We wanted kids, we just didn't expect them to come so soon.
Not a conversation but I was working at Buffalo Wild Wings in college. Lady was out for a bachelorette party with her friends. Her ex husband showed up drunk and tried to start a fight with her. Cops were called. Guy takes a swing at cop trying to hurry him out the door. Cop pulls out taser and shoots him with it. Guy falls to his knees and pisses all over himself. Entire bar area stands up in applause while 3 cops drag him out the door. The entire staff did shots with the bachelorette party as we were getting off.
So one time I was sitting at a restaurant waiting for my friend to show up. I heard the woman sitting behind me say, “whips and cattle prods are off-limits but paddles are OK. “I put an earbuds so that I didn’t have to hear anything else.
When I worked as a waitress at a typical Spanish restaurant aimed towards tourists, I used to get all the English-speaking tables bc I have a very good grasp of the language. (We don't have a mandatory tip system, so there are no designated areas). Anyway, I once overheard a foreign couple (American, maybe, but could be canadian ??) complaining to each other that we didn't have tacos or enchiladas and it was impossible to find them anywhere they looked. I inwardly rolled my eyes to infinity, but politely interjected and told them that there was a mexican restaurant in the next town over. They looked at me weirdly and said "But you also speak Spanish here. Don't you eat mexican food?" To this day I'm trying to figure out that mental leap.
LOL! They were probably American. Here most people think of Spain and Mexico as the same, except one is south of the US and the other isn't. These are the same people that think Taco Bell serves authentic Mexican food. 😆
I'm the only German who works at my local German Hofbräuhaus in the US. There are only 3 types of people who regularly visit the restaurant. 1. Conspiracy theorists 2. Highschool teachers 3. Old american ladies who claim that they're German, but cant speak a lick of the language.
In the US it's not uncommon for people to identity themselves by their ancestry, not where they are from. Most do not speak their ancestral language. Don't ask why. I don't get it either. Some of these people are several generations removed from the ancestors they identify with, but they still claim to be German, Irish, Italian, etc.
@@lorisewsstuff1607 America doesn't have much of a nationally unifying identity (beyond the "America first" folk). We cling to our ancestry as a means of finding a common ground with people beyond "Well, we live near each other." Also, many of us will never be able to see the world beyond the US. It's a way of feeling like we're connected to places we'll never see. Also, certain communities are tied together by our ancestry. I'm Cajun. My family, me included, hold tight to our Acadian culture because there was a concerted effort to destroy it.
@@transsnack some of my ancestors were Scots that were burned out of their homes by the British. Their choices were move to the colonies and start over or die. I don't identify as Scottish. I am proud of my ancestors for surviving in spite of what was done to them, but I would feel silly calling myself a Scot, especially to someone actually from Scotland. I would never presume to do that. have never been to Scotland and doubt I will ever see it, as much as I would like to. I still see myself as American because that is the only direct experience I have. I don't know what it's like to live in any other culture. I love history and I can make assumptions based on evidence, but they're still assumptions. I know that some of my ancestors that came from Scotland were still alive when the colonies became their own nation. They could have called themselves either Scots or American, but I don't feel I have the right to call myself anything other than American.
I used to work at a popular American pizza chain. One day, I had seated a family (husband, wife, and 3 daughters) and took their drink order. When I returned, they were all looking at female porn stars and comparing their butts, breasts, and genitals... The worst part was that the husband flashed his phone over to his wife to get her opinion of one as I was setting her drink down, and my innocent mind was not ready for what I saw. XD
I'm a bartender. The craziest thing I can recall overhearing from customers (I know I've heard crazier, I just can't remember it lol) is when a group of local lads all came in and sat for a pint, chat shit for a minute then move slowly into telling jokes, and one of them just starts telling the darkest, funniest jokes I have ever heard, and I'm just trying not to start cackling behind the bar. I so wish my memory was good enough to actually remember what the jokes were, I just remember they were really unhinged some of them.
As a bartender, your poker face is probably good enough for some table in Vegas. My mom and I stopped in at a Hard Rock Cafe for just an ice cream cone. Mom asked if she should tip. I said, "Yes. He didn't laugh at us to our faces."
11:47 The one about the couple where the woman tried to let the guy down gently even as he was at the very least TRYING to make an effort, even if the staff and even the girlfriend could see it coming a mile away makes me wince. He loves her but she doesn't love him enough to be in a relationship. This was a 4-star restaurant too, not one of those crowded family diners, so it's not like he didn't choose the right place to do it or at the very least put in some effort. On top of that the comment he let off meant he was trying to do this for quite awhile. All that can be done in a situation like that is to move on. I mean yikes he was going the extra mile and wasn't skimping.
I'll never forget me and my boyfriend at the time went to Applebee's middle of the week around lunchtime end it was relatively slow maybe five other groups and the waiter took her order. I asked for no cheese on my burger, and he gave me a disgusted look my ex made a joke about it, light banter and the waiter said whatever and left, then have the audacity to go to the table next to us and say sorry you won't be getting good service. It's pretty busy
We were at a restaurant, and there was a family next to us where the dad was showing his two-year-old some flash cards with animals on them. I heard her identify a lion as a "Watermevvin."
That one about the soldier returning from deployment to surprise his mother and daughter was so sweet, and yet so sad, too. HE JUST WANTED TO SEE HIS LITTLE GIRL!!!! 😢🥲🥺🥹😥😫😩😭.
about the smelly one.... I am a truck driver. Had a load of fish. smelled up my trailer it was unusuable. got it washed out. Still smelled bad. got a 2# can of coffee. Spread it around the trailer floor. No smell. The grounds are hard to see so if you dropped some on the seats and on the floor nearby, I'll bet it would solve the problem.
Shout out to the time my grandma and I went to a fazoli’s and over heard two girls talking about their sex lives. “He’s not even a good fuck, I don’t know why I’m dating him” Ma’am I just wanna eat my chicken carbonara.
OK. What does the thousand yard stare look like? I know that it basically means somebody has seen too much, but that’s about it. So what is that supposed to look like?
It's essentially "the lights are on, but nobodies home" they just stare off into space not reacting to anything around them, usually after something that shocking or horrifying happens, sometimes happens with PTSD too.
I’m a server at my family restaurant and a father and son came into the restaurant that I know. (I go to school with the boy, he’s like 2 years younger then me so I also know who his parents are that are currently married). I take care of the two and give them their drinks. When I got to sit his dads drink his phone is on his lap and he is looking a nude snapchat pictures someone had sit him. I knew it wasn’t his wife because she doesn’t have long brown hair and her name didn’t match. It was definitely weird
Who the heck thinks a person's 60's are the "Golden Years?" Those years are usually a person's mid 70s until they're dead. Old ladies, typically. I'm not giving you a hard time, kiddo. You'll know what I mean when you experience 20 years of your adult life going by in the blink of an eye, kids and most teens considered me old at 34. You're still feel going to feel young for a long time. Not like a teen feels young, but it's weird. All that babbling and what I mean to say is 60s aren't too old, kiddo.I don't smoke a lot of weed anymore, just once in two years. Right now to be exact. So forgive my yappy lecturs. Otherwise, let me have it.
If you ask for a divorce in public hoping your partner won’t cause a scene, you deserve whatever they decide to give you in full view of all those people. It’s massively inappropriate move.
The one exception I would make to that is if the situation is so bad your partner might get physically violent. And it's part of a bigger plan to ensure your safety. Otherwise, I totally agree.
Exactly, so many cheating spouses that just expect the women to be okay with it. It’s better when they DO make a scene, that’s what they get for trying to limit their emotions by bringing them to a public space to make it easier on themselves.
@@whatsanenigma literally the only exception. I think we can all agree on this one.
"No, I don't want to split a fricking sandwich, you just told me you want a divorce!" I lost it at that lmao
If you propose to your partner publicly without asking them ahead of time how they’d feel about a public proposal and they say no…I don’t feel sorry for you.
It *can* be a manipulative tactic and as another comment said (badly paraphrasing here my apologies) “if you need to get the crowd on your side for her to say yes something’s wrong.”
People don’t think enough about how the one being proposed to feels being put on the spot like that
Hallmark of a selfish person who only thinks about their own feelings and has no understanding of how real life relationships work due to thinking romantic comedies are good dating advice.
I once yelled at a whole restaurant full of people who were booing a girl for turning down a public proposal & it caused her to start to cry. The guy looked to be late 30s or early 40s & the woman looked like she could have been anywhere from 15 to maybe 20 if I was being generous. He turned out to be 39 & she was 18.
The following is exactly what I said as I remember the rage that filled me when that little girl started crying listening to a room full of people boo her so it made everything super focused, "What is wrong with all of you? Do any of you actually know this couple? Do you know if this is their 3rd date or their 30th date? Do you know if either party has cheated? Do you know if this woman is even old enough to get married? Do any of you know if he is abusive? Do you know if this girl wants to get married ever to anyone? Do you know anything at all about these people? You are putting yourselves on the side of someone you know absolutely nothing about to bully a young woman into accepting something that she just told him & all of you that it is not something she wants. Do you often try force things on people who say no because if so, y'all should be on law enforcement's radar as y'all are filthy. Did it occur to any of you degenerates that some guys propose in public just to pressure women into saying yes because the women are scared of people reacting exactly as you all have? What is wrong with you people? Y'all disgust me. I hope none of you have children, ever. You'd make horrible parents if you think feelings matter more than safety."
Then I turned to the crying young woman & said, "I'm so sorry this happened to you. It's nobody's business but yours if you want to get married. If you'd like me to call someone to pick you up, I can do that or you can join us & we can bring you home after we've finished if you'd like to not ride anywhere with him, if he's who brought you here. You were bullied horribly by everyone else in this restaurant so if you need anything, feel free to let my husband & I know & we'll help you with anything you need." My late husband was grinning at me like a loon cuz he loved my confrontational side.
Then I glared around the room at a whole bunch of losers who suddenly found their plates very interesting in the now dead silent restaurant. The guy now was the uncomfortable one, which was as it should have been after that stunt. The girl quietly asked if I'd go to the bathroom with her. As soon as we got in there, she hugged me so tight & said thank you. It wasn't even a date to her. They've never been on a date. She didn't even view him as a prospect. Turns out, the guy was best friends with her oldest brother. He was supposed to be picking her up from the airport for him as she was coming for visitation with her dad for the summer. She had just graduated high school the week before. We called the brother to tell him what happened. She asked him to come pick her up. She sat with my late husband & I until he got there. The guy was getting antsy so my late husband, who was former military & super intimidating, had to repeatedly tell the guy to go back to his own table when he kept coming up to us to try convince her to go back to talk to him & to not tell her family this happened. The brother (rightfully if you ask me) decked him in the face when he arrived. They are no longer life long best friends from childhood. Her whole family on her father's side became Facebook friends of ours & they even traveled to where we lived for my late husband's funeral a few years ago. She is happily married now to someone her own age & they are expecting their first kid in about a month & a half.
It was so gross. Only propose in public if you are actually in a fudging relationship with that person & if you already know what the answer will be.
honestly if i did really care about the guy i would probably say yes just to avoid public embarrassment and as soon as we left i’d he like “i don’t want to marry you. i didn’t want to embarrass you. sorry.”
Proposing is a stupid decision anyway. Do you know how many marriages don't make it to five years after the wedding date? Yeah...the odds are not with you, grasshopper.
@@tazhienunurbusinezz1703 Good for you for defending that young lady from those bullies! I have one question though. Did you and your husband own that restaurant when that incident happened?
Funniest thing I walked up on, "I'm getting a phone call from... myself? Lol Maybe I should answer it."
I had to, I just HAD to say: "Gurl don't answer it! Haven't you ever seen a horror movie?! You'll have a salty little Japanese ghost crawling out your bed sheets! Don't do it!!"
We all had a good laugh. 😂
I was a customer at an Olive Garden with my parents. The people next to our table were extremely rude to the waiter, asking if she was new implying that she didn’t know what she was doing and that “he is a regular and needs to get served a certain way”, and lots of other rude things throughout our time there. She never lost her cool and handled the situation amazingly so we told the GM about how amazing she was
15:30
The group cigarette ass-smell elimination part is the x factor to that story
Conversation I heard while in an elevator:
First Guy: I thought I recognized her...
Second Guy: Yeah?
1st: But I didn't want to go up to her and say "Did you used to work here before...as a man?" Because you know...
2nd: Totally.
I will forever tell my boys that they were never mistakes or accidents. Their arrival surprised us, but there has never been any regret in either my or their father's minds. We wanted kids, we just didn't expect them to come so soon.
Not a conversation but I was working at Buffalo Wild Wings in college. Lady was out for a bachelorette party with her friends. Her ex husband showed up drunk and tried to start a fight with her. Cops were called. Guy takes a swing at cop trying to hurry him out the door. Cop pulls out taser and shoots him with it. Guy falls to his knees and pisses all over himself. Entire bar area stands up in applause while 3 cops drag him out the door. The entire staff did shots with the bachelorette party as we were getting off.
The correct way to tell a kid they weren't planned, IF for some reason it's necessary, is "not planned, but never unwanted. I love you. "
"you were an unexpected blessing"
Happy accident
You mean "you were an accident that no one wanted" isn't the best way to say it?
@@athenathegreatandpowerful6365 honey, your real family is out there waiting for you to find them. Keep looking!
Hugs!
Alternately, "Dude, you just, like, SHOWED UP! And we were like, "AWESOME!""
So one time I was sitting at a restaurant waiting for my friend to show up. I heard the woman sitting behind me say, “whips and cattle prods are off-limits but paddles are OK. “I put an earbuds so that I didn’t have to hear anything else.
When I worked as a waitress at a typical Spanish restaurant aimed towards tourists, I used to get all the English-speaking tables bc I have a very good grasp of the language. (We don't have a mandatory tip system, so there are no designated areas).
Anyway, I once overheard a foreign couple (American, maybe, but could be canadian ??) complaining to each other that we didn't have tacos or enchiladas and it was impossible to find them anywhere they looked. I inwardly rolled my eyes to infinity, but politely interjected and told them that there was a mexican restaurant in the next town over. They looked at me weirdly and said "But you also speak Spanish here. Don't you eat mexican food?"
To this day I'm trying to figure out that mental leap.
LOL! They were probably American. Here most people think of Spain and Mexico as the same, except one is south of the US and the other isn't. These are the same people that think Taco Bell serves authentic Mexican food. 😆
@@lorisewsstuff1607 Lol. People are stupid.
As an American, I'm a bit embarrassed by this.
11:00 I strongly feel like that was a Resident Evil 3 reference that went right over their head.
You don’t have to be having an affair to hate your boss’s spouse. Trust me. Ick and arghh.
I'm the only German who works at my local German Hofbräuhaus in the US. There are only 3 types of people who regularly visit the restaurant.
1. Conspiracy theorists
2. Highschool teachers
3. Old american ladies who claim that they're German, but cant speak a lick of the language.
Americans mean their ancestry not their culture, but the dumb ones don’t understand the difference.
I'm confused whether your pfp is supportive or not
In the US it's not uncommon for people to identity themselves by their ancestry, not where they are from. Most do not speak their ancestral language. Don't ask why. I don't get it either. Some of these people are several generations removed from the ancestors they identify with, but they still claim to be German, Irish, Italian, etc.
@@lorisewsstuff1607 America doesn't have much of a nationally unifying identity (beyond the "America first" folk). We cling to our ancestry as a means of finding a common ground with people beyond "Well, we live near each other." Also, many of us will never be able to see the world beyond the US. It's a way of feeling like we're connected to places we'll never see.
Also, certain communities are tied together by our ancestry. I'm Cajun. My family, me included, hold tight to our Acadian culture because there was a concerted effort to destroy it.
@@transsnack some of my ancestors were Scots that were burned out of their homes by the British. Their choices were move to the colonies and start over or die. I don't identify as Scottish. I am proud of my ancestors for surviving in spite of what was done to them, but I would feel silly calling myself a Scot, especially to someone actually from Scotland. I would never presume to do that. have never been to Scotland and doubt I will ever see it, as much as I would like to. I still see myself as American because that is the only direct experience I have. I don't know what it's like to live in any other culture. I love history and I can make assumptions based on evidence, but they're still assumptions. I know that some of my ancestors that came from Scotland were still alive when the colonies became their own nation. They could have called themselves either Scots or American, but I don't feel I have the right to call myself anything other than American.
These all sound like they are straight of a sitcom .
I used to work at a popular American pizza chain. One day, I had seated a family (husband, wife, and 3 daughters) and took their drink order. When I returned, they were all looking at female porn stars and comparing their butts, breasts, and genitals... The worst part was that the husband flashed his phone over to his wife to get her opinion of one as I was setting her drink down, and my innocent mind was not ready for what I saw. XD
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I'm a bartender. The craziest thing I can recall overhearing from customers (I know I've heard crazier, I just can't remember it lol) is when a group of local lads all came in and sat for a pint, chat shit for a minute then move slowly into telling jokes, and one of them just starts telling the darkest, funniest jokes I have ever heard, and I'm just trying not to start cackling behind the bar. I so wish my memory was good enough to actually remember what the jokes were, I just remember they were really unhinged some of them.
As a bartender, your poker face is probably good enough for some table in Vegas.
My mom and I stopped in at a Hard Rock Cafe for just an ice cream cone. Mom asked if she should tip. I said, "Yes. He didn't laugh at us to our faces."
The one about the old guy and his wife that used to come in every day.... I was not ready fir that.
11:47 The one about the couple where the woman tried to let the guy down gently even as he was at the very least TRYING to make an effort, even if the staff and even the girlfriend could see it coming a mile away makes me wince. He loves her but she doesn't love him enough to be in a relationship. This was a 4-star restaurant too, not one of those crowded family diners, so it's not like he didn't choose the right place to do it or at the very least put in some effort. On top of that the comment he let off meant he was trying to do this for quite awhile. All that can be done in a situation like that is to move on. I mean yikes he was going the extra mile and wasn't skimping.
Thank you so very very much for your video ❤.
My friend and I were overheard talking about diet holy water
Um... What?
@@celiashen5490 literally like just diet holy water
🤔@@solarichan
I'll never forget me and my boyfriend at the time went to Applebee's middle of the week around lunchtime end it was relatively slow maybe five other groups and the waiter took her order. I asked for no cheese on my burger, and he gave me a disgusted look my ex made a joke about it, light banter and the waiter said whatever and left, then have the audacity to go to the table next to us and say sorry you won't be getting good service. It's pretty busy
Pizza trivia waitress....."EDIT; my poor inbox" lolololol! 😅😂
5:00 "can you hear me now?"
We were at a restaurant, and there was a family next to us where the dad was showing his two-year-old some flash cards with animals on them.
I heard her identify a lion as a "Watermevvin."
I feel bad all of the couples
16:27 5 years is a long time to wait for Chinese food
The girl at 1:21, you know she's not in the Acevane universe 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That some guy was high on acid tripping out 😂
I'm surprised you can lift a booth seat. I bet they're heavy and didn't even think they were moveable
That one about the soldier returning from deployment to surprise his mother and daughter was so sweet, and yet so sad, too. HE JUST WANTED TO SEE HIS LITTLE GIRL!!!! 😢🥲🥺🥹😥😫😩😭.
0:38
That’s what happens when you get old.
You just don’t give a flying fuck anymore.
“In a not so great neighborhood outside of Atlanta.” You meant “in a neighborhood outside of Atlanta.”
Good video, for real.
the men with dementia are right about the unions :( that’s like, the one “liberal” thing that my conservative grandparents highly support lol
about the smelly one....
I am a truck driver. Had a load of fish. smelled up my trailer it was unusuable. got it washed out. Still smelled bad. got a 2# can of coffee. Spread it around the trailer floor. No smell.
The grounds are hard to see so if you dropped some on the seats and on the floor nearby, I'll bet it would solve the problem.
The right thing one lmao
"So why didn't the dog drink his daiquiri?"
1:50 as a Dane....just...wut....?
the mosquito one confuses me so the guys thought it was bugs?
I thought maybe they thought it was bug repellent. Who knows?
earnestly shocked I didn't end up mentioned
20:26 so you see officer thats where i got them and why i should be released
Shout out to the time my grandma and I went to a fazoli’s and over heard two girls talking about their sex lives.
“He’s not even a good fuck, I don’t know why I’m dating him”
Ma’am I just wanna eat my chicken carbonara.
WOOOOOONK!
OK. What does the thousand yard stare look like? I know that it basically means somebody has seen too much, but that’s about it. So what is that supposed to look like?
It's essentially "the lights are on, but nobodies home" they just stare off into space not reacting to anything around them, usually after something that shocking or horrifying happens, sometimes happens with PTSD too.
I’m a server at my family restaurant and a father and son came into the restaurant that I know. (I go to school with the boy, he’s like 2 years younger then me so I also know who his parents are that are currently married). I take care of the two and give them their drinks. When I got to sit his dads drink his phone is on his lap and he is looking a nude snapchat pictures someone had sit him. I knew it wasn’t his wife because she doesn’t have long brown hair and her name didn’t match. It was definitely weird
Question: is it better or NOT better to tell those ladies it isn’t weird practices it’s sexual assault?
Get rid of the computer and get a person to read this!
Who the heck thinks a person's 60's are the "Golden Years?" Those years are usually a person's mid 70s until they're dead. Old ladies, typically. I'm not giving you a hard time, kiddo. You'll know what I mean when you experience 20 years of your adult life going by in the blink of an eye, kids and most teens considered me old at 34. You're still feel going to feel young for a long time. Not like a teen feels young, but it's weird. All that babbling and what I mean to say is 60s aren't too old, kiddo.I don't smoke a lot of weed anymore, just once in two years. Right now to be exact. So forgive my yappy lecturs. Otherwise, let me have it.
The correct way to tell a kid they weren't planned, IF for some reason it's necessary, is "not planned, but never unwanted. I love you. "
My sister has told her girls (adults now) that they were "happy surprises." I like that approach too.