WERE OUR DADS THE LAST GENERATION OF MANLY MEN?
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There’s an old saying “Hard times create tough men, tough men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times” and I think that applies as much today as ever
The cycle of life man.
Sounds like a Grindr biog
Just curious to what’s next
@@rahuldahoob4513 how would you know..?
@@watsonmcadams7209 This is actually false because our fathers are Man because their generation prefer work over school but our generation prefer school over work.Although we are not as Man as our fathers we would be smarter smarter people means better tech better tech means easy times
I lossed my dad to suicide 3 years ago, he was my best friend, the best electrician and copy machine repair guy in the biz... I miss him every day.... my wife is in the hospital for the coof, I lost my restaurant because of all these mandates... and I’m a chef and I lost my sense of smell and taste... I would give anything in the world to give him a hug... and of course today is his birthday fml
Imagine all the lives you saved because of all these mandates
@@MigZuP89 except his own … mandates are fucked for business owners
Emmanuel Alva thank you
6ixObaid your a freaking water head
Omg bro I’m so sorry. You had a pile of sht thrown on you. Keep your chin up man we will get through it 👊🏻
My dad included me in every home renovation and car repair since I was very young. I think it is the father's responsibility to make sure he passes on the knowledge while you are young!
Man this stories are so good and so relatable, that dad never showing that they are hurt is so true😂😂
26 and have been working in the trades since I graduated high school. Do a little bit of everything. Come from a family of plumbers and engineers. Don’t take anything away from yourselves.. you’re doing fine work. Preciate you boys, keep grinding ⚡️⚡️
My dad is an engineer and he believes that a man must know how to fix shit in his house especially the basic stuff and you only need help with the extremely complicated situations which happens every several years if it happened at all and he tried to teach me that stuff I’m not at his level but I know a little bit about everything in my house and it’s super helpful and important and every kid must learn the basic skills
What do you want a medal
Come from a family of bummers 😂😂😂
@@roycat2527 dawg you replied twice and no one laughed at your comment, and ratio.
@@therodrigosebastian I am so sorry I did not please you
Mikes the guy at a party who cuts off someone who’s telling an awesome story to just to tell his own.
Yup! Annoying AF!
And its never as good
A lot of Mikes do that 😂😂😂😂
Nah u trippin he always tellin the best of while the comedian dude supporting with jokes
what are you talking about? mike had the best lines..."dads will never admit to fucking up a home improvement project" c'mon man that's solid
I honestly think our Grandfathers were a generation of Men we will most likely never see again, born before or during ww1 and live through ww2 those men raised families, and unwilling participated in some of the worst wars in human history, stuff like that just makes you strong.
Hard times make strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men and weak men create hard times.
Samuel. 38% of the US Military Personnel between 1939-1945 were volunteers. That's 6,332,000 service men and service women. 61%, 11,535,000 were draftees. A generation of real superheroes!
@@firstnamelastname6128 Dang, they really are Hero's
How do you know there won’t be another world war?
@@l_W7 We're probably in the transition from good times create weak men to weak men create hard times. Shits not done yet, but i dont care since robots are gonna take over humans anyways.
My father raised me with a 50s work ethic. I am 36 now with a two year old and due to my fathers upbringing and my mothers I am also a jack of all trades. I run a hotel full time but am currently renovating my house as well. I look forward to teaching my daughter to do the same. Love you show guys!
you had a kid at 34? inst that too old you can risk getting the kida disease?
@@KidTrigger 30s is an acceptable age to have kids
@@LivermooreJesse965ud oh my bad
@@joshp7473 really? my mom had me when she was 16
@@KidTrigger good for her
They were the last generation that encouraged men to be men.
We still have hitters, but weve gotta move in silence or risk being shamed or destroyed.
Shamed by weak people but destroyed hell naw
100%. Woke liberals have destroyed the foundation of the tradition family, religion and ethics.
@@jakeedwards4454 destruction of an ignorant mouth prevents those things. The issue is we stopped destroying ignorant mouths
Being a real man is referred to as toxic masculinity these days. They want us to either be a pussy or just completely transition into a woman. Lol
@@2BaSedP0l0Swagq Untrue. Being masculine and toxic masculinity are 2 completely different things. Stop trying to find excuses for your toxicity chief.
I lost my father at 14 to cancer. Given that. All the men in my family claimed they were going to step up. Short story, never saw them at all. UA-cam taught me a lot, and I mean ALOT. Brakes, oil, redoing floors.
Men it’s doable. Don’t lose ambition and drive. Pursue your dreams but also ATTEMPT to learn how to do “manly” traits. Trying is half the battle. That is balance.
Sorry for your loss brother, I lost mine at 17, same story about stepping up, never saw anyone from my relatives, never even got a call. I taught myself everything as well and it's definitely possible, especially nowadays where you have internet and you can literally teach yourself how to do anything.
Sorry for your loss brother
Sometimes you gotta come to them
I’m a woman, my father is very toxic, and every time I asked and ask him for help he start screaming , verbal abuse etc…
UA-cam taught a lot to me too, windows, electricity etc…
Promises promises...I lost my dad at 6 I knew things would change,family members ain't worth shiii,mom had to raise 6 kids alone,I was the last kid. Thank God we all doing well now(well my siblings are).
It's even funnier that it was the exact opposite way with me and my dad. The only real jobs he ever had while he was alive was as a cop in the air force and as a prison guard when he retired. He was in no way a handyman. My grandfather on my mom's side taught me everything and I used to think "HOW GAVE YOU MADE IT THIS FAR IN LIFE" when he'd attempt to fix things around the house louse.
Lol, I bet he’d kick some ass though
House louse
Hell yeah those are manly jobs !!! My dad was a prison guard i remember him being suspended several times for kicking ass lol.
My step-dad also worked in the prison as a guard and is retired and teaches drivers Ed for fun. Not even close to a handy man. My husband on the other hand is an amazing carpenter that learned from just going out an getting a job as a teenager. His dad is a welder. My husband and his father are also first generation immigrants. They are a different breed of people. Whatever it takes to make it is what they'll do. His dad recently said he's just happy to be in America. I, as a woman, feel so grateful for my husband's talents and abilities and the drive that he has to do hard work. That man could build us a house in the middle of the forest out of trees he cut down himself. It's sad to see a lot of men now in America that can't even change their oil.
@@chelbella5025 where are they from ?? Just curious. Sounds like Mexican or South American work ethic
This is one of the best clips I’ve seen. So relatable. RIP Dad
George is legit putting on a comedy sketch😂
This is the best episode on the internet, the dad stories, farrrrk brings back memories. Is this is what it is is like to have friends?
LMAOO george is a godly story teller
Cool to hear those stories guys my dads also a very hard working man he has his problems but he’s taught me a lot.
"We live in houses that our grandparents built, with no idea why" It's mostly because the older generations won't teach you their trade or skill. My dad knew everything about "manly" stuff. Poured concrete for years. Had to learn my trade and manliness from his cousin who he actually taught. He didn't have a father so idk he just felt awkward or something.
Pretty sure there's no point learning how to build a house when wages are so low young people largely can't buy property or land to begin with
Lol ya I guess we should just sit in the corner and suck our thumbs
Well said especially in Canada 💯
There is still manly men today but we are all so dumbed down compared to back in the day. Today you see kids spending hours playing video games and smoking weed. This releases dopamine in the brain that makes us feel like we progressing. Kids don't go outside anymore and interact with people. You got to feel pain and suffer in order to grow. Old school men faced tough times and you know what they say, Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times. Keep working on yourself and last point: you dont need to know a trade to be considered a real men.
This take is so detached from this current generation. So we are just gonna ignore that plenty of kids still suffer and feel pain but not always physically. For most of this generation its mental. Men still go through stuff. We are still gonna have strong men in each generation, mentally and physically. They just won't be like the last generation.
I would say it really depends on where you grow up
@@zthemartian616 difference is we don't have high enough wages to buy property to fix, so many younger people view such skills as irrelevant
@@infernalstan886 And yet so may young people learn different skills that are require hard work anyway. Many young adults who are apart of Gen Z are getting into different tough fields to take part of, like engineering. Like I am trying to say, it's just each new generation is gonna mirror the next. Society and the world changes over time. It's the only constant.
@@jakeedwards4454 factssss, it's so depressing and weak, like go progress and be a man, some people can't even lift 20 pounds for 8 reps of 3 sets lool.
If you want real MANLY men go back half a dozen generations to the dudes that came came over in a boat with nothing just to jump in a wagon and go west, with no refrigeration, no roads, hostile native tribes, just to try and dig in the ground for gold. The realest MANLY men, the pioneers, went extinct long before this generation.
shits easyyyyyy they already didn't have anything so what is a boat/wagon ride that difficult
@@BigIceMan315 says the dude that spends his days playing video games.
@@TenThumbsProductions I made this account when I was 12, a lot has changed since then
@@TenThumbsProductions I literally spend my days building houses, footers, framing, roofing, insulating, painting, sanding, plumbing, everything
@@BigIceMan315 it was a joke, you don’t have to defend yourself to me, or to anyone for that matter, I’m sure you are a good person.
My dad passed from suicide in 2015. My dad moved to England in the early mid eighty's and he worked a few jobs over there. I wasn't sure what as he didn't share and I didn't really ask the details and he told me before that he worked his job and he lost it and he had to sleep in train stations and stuff shortly before returning home. He wanted to come back home to Ireland but he had little to no money and he told me that he snuck on a ferry back to Dublin and he had enough change in his pocket to ring our family in Cork on a payphone to get a lift home from Dublin to Cork. (Dublin is the east and Cork is in the south) that was when he met my mam at a house party and yeah that's a snippet of many stories I have of him. It's so random for me to comment here really but this is a sporadic in the moment type of comment you know. Ksi Vs Jake Paul. Looking forward to that too if it's definitely going down.
I am 26 and I am that dad! I am still that breed! I actually own a handyman service and will teach and hand everything down to my son and daughter. However my father didnt do any of these things. He was a respected nurse and worked at GM. He did instill hard work. Loved this clip guys
A nurse. Was he a closeted gay??
@@rahuldahoob4513 shouldnt you be calling someone about there extended car warranty?
@@multitoolman8085 does your gay father need car warranty because of all the cruising hes been doing?
@@rahuldahoob4513nursing is a hugely respectable job. They literally save lives. Trying to denegrate someone's father for being a nurse doesn't make you look good.
@@rahuldahoob4513 Yikes dude
I struggle to stay tuned into the full podcasts if I leave them on. But I really enjoy the clips..Anyone else like this??
Yeah bro that’s why they got a clips channel lmao
This shit had me rollin, I’m first generation Mexican and Mike’s electrical bit was on point lmao.
We can’t be as manly as them because we have to sit in a classroom for 8 hours a day trying to memorize pi, fail at writing in a language we speak, and remember who rented the apartment to Ben Franklin when he was growing up. Then proceed to have hours of hw/studying to do once we leave school. I wanna go home and learn how to build an engine!
Yup, all they had to do was keep growing and work harder for extra income for the fam.
I'm sorry to break it to you but in order to learn to build an engine you need to be studying the subjects that go along with it
Nah that's just u schoolboy🤣🤣🤣don't speak for others just cause u sit at a desk
@@haroldhall1517 Yes mate, I completely agree with you. These kids think you don't need to attend school and just ignore subjects which they do not like. The school is a place where a child discovers themselves and creates an identity for themselves by developing necessary tools to deal with the outside world. While I do agree the schooling system could undergo reform, I am wholly against these kids who think it's fine to just not attend school just cause they don't want to do homework
@@user-tg8qo6nz9k did you not have desks at school? Did you have to stand up all day in class? 😂
Probably one of the best Impaulsive clips 🤣 Too relatable
Growing up in Texas I guess we're just different. I've literally had a pair of post hole diggers in my hands since age 6. My father didn't walk me through anything until I was absolutely at an impass and the he would say a few words and expect me to figure it out, it was thought provoking knowledge. From working on my first truck that I bought for 800 buck off the side of the road at 16 to laying and spreading concrete, setting posts, drywall, electrical, plumbing, you name it I can do it and if I can't I bet you I could figure it out. It's how I'm raising my son as well.
They need to realise that there is a world outside America too.
Nonsense.
If three Americans are talking about shit from they're perspective why do they need to include every part of the world in it? Especially on a topic like this about their personal lives...
You people always complain about stupid shit like this and then in the same breath call Americans entitled...
9:05 Mike's face... just....Gold!
Brooo I’m rolling I can relate my dad to every story😂😂😭
I'm 36 and have worked since I was in junior high. Went lobster fishing for the past 17 years, but decided I wanted to go a different direction. So I opened my own garage, my dad and grandfather were mechanics. So I've always been able to do my own work on my own vehicles, and got really good at it. I didn't go to school for it, but I've put alot of time into making myself a better mechanic. I'm also a handy man and there's not much I can't do, or won't try. My dad is the same way a good handy man, and they say the apple don't fall far from the tree. My boy is 7 and hes already saying he wants to work in the garage with me when he's old enough. I just don't like him out there with me yet, to much can go wrong and I'm a little over protective of my kids, I like to give them everything I didn't have as a kid, but I still feel like I'm getting them ready for the real world.
Didn't you rip on George when he said Harry styles wore a dress and said he wasn't Manly?
What does that have to do with this?
@@zs_2390 so Logan says George is in the wrong for calling a guy in a dress Not Manly yet here Logan is saying a whole generation isn't Manly?
@@Bosnian.Spartan I feel like these are two separate things. For one, Logan was right about what he said to George. And two, he’s also right about this generation being soft. Would you disagree?
@@zs_2390 this generation is soft.... but George was in the right tho... that's the irony, the hypocrisy
@@Bosnian.Spartan *sigh* Does a dude wearing a dress make any less of a man?
I somewhat agree with this sentiment. But I’d also add that the skills we learn today to be successful men can be very different. I can build severs, networks, virtual environments or fix your home PC or mobile device. Those things didn’t exist when our dads were coming up. Never the less since I hit my 30s I’ve been applying myself to more traditional masculine skills. Took a second job as a roofer last summer. Learned how to change my brake pads, rotors, oil. Learned how to take my bicycle apart and put it back together, patch/change the tubes ect. It’s all basic stuff really but can be a challenge to figure out on your own. I felt like a king after fixing my brakes lol very satisfying. I wish today that my dad or any of my step dads (ikr) had been around to teach me all this as a teenager. Such is life though.
I’m 20 and a car technician and have done a lot of blue collar work, our dads weren’t the last men there’s just a lot fewer
My dad is definitely my go to guy if I need fixing on anything. He’s known as the guy who knows how to fix everything. He built our house from the ground up. The guy is amazing and my hero! Love you dad!
Hearing them talk about their dads is what I feel like God is with me😂
Init
My Father is from Guerrero Mexico one of most dangerous states in all of Mexico he built a house from the ground up then played with Banda Macho a really big Mexican Banda back in 90s and crossed over the desert to give me and my brothers a good life and worked 3 jobs a day riding a bicycle and till this day he works hard and owns 5 properties. Thanks too him I learned music and life and work with big plans ahead in my life
Never laughed so fkn hard😂😂😂
My pops is literally a jack of all trades. Literally single handedly renovated an entire house interior and exterior. Owned various car shops in the 90s, dads born in the 70s on back we’re definitely different
The men of the past 2 decades of course have more physical education than the current generation they understood hardwork. What makes no sense to me is that the men now talking on this topic have made more money than any past generation, by simply talking about their fathers. I love it don't get me wrong, however, there needs to be a point when their fathers have a story as well on this podcast. I'd pay money to hear those men speak about the upbringing of these voices of our generation.
to be fair, I was snorting laughing when Mike asked who's wheezing
My Dad fell through our ceiling when fitting a new bathroom suit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can still imagine his legs dangling through the ceiling 🤣🤣🤣. He also fell off the roof and made a man print in the flower bed 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ex Royal marine so strong in the arm sift in the head 🙈🙈🙈 God bless his soul 🤣
Definitely my family are all like that. I was taught to work on cars, work on dry wall, farming and stuff and that’s how I plan to grow up!
Long story short real dad's are amazing
I wouldnt woop my kid
Evolution can be a good and bad thing. We as humans just keep making things easier on ourselves. I just happened to have a few life changing experiences that kind of kept me old school. Me as a father of 3, I have to work hard to take care of my family. I have no choice, besides to give up and that is not an option. People do what they have to do. You guys seem to be doing good for yourselves. That is what we as fathers want for our kids, especially when we have to break our backs to get by. 42 years old Sunday and been busting my ass since I was 15. Hurts brother. Enjoy your life that you have made for yourself. There is way more to being a man than breaking your back. I struggle to pay my bills and I am still one of the happiest people I know. I have an awesome wife and 3 cool but different kids. I am proud of all of them. Just a way easier world for some and not so much for others. Do what makes you happy and you will be alright. You are still a man, just very fortunate to have done so well. Now you can hire people like me to do what you need done. To be honest, that is what I want for my children. I don't want them to struggle like me. So congratulations to y'all. Keep making all that money boys. You will need it. I just hope people like me can afford to buy gas next month. I need to be able to get to work. Challenging times. Good luck to all of you!
Every kid that’s in there teens has been brought up playing on touchscreens, people in there mid 20’s or above got brought up playing in the mud simple as tha..... that’s why the older generation don’t get sick easily 👌🏻
Im 24 and can confirm this lol
I'm 30, build trucks, Houses, Mostly do concrete. But also got my cdl at 21 put over 100k miles on my dump truck. Operated heavy equipment for two years. Running 500k$ hoes. Just built my uncle a cantina/bar. I'm still working on now. From the stamped color concrete to the shingles. Electrical. Etc. You guys do live in a bubble. There's still men out here. Props to the working men. My dad taught me everything.
My dad has worked construction for 30+ years. I go to college for finance… I have never related more to a topic on this show.
The Wooden Spoon seems like every parents weapon of choice tbh. I know I've had many times running away from a parents wielding the almighty weapon spoon 😂😂
Mike telling the stories of his dad beating him like that explains his older years
Love these guys man 😂😂🤣 the whole father situation happens to the best of us..
I'm a 21 year old engineer, I've worked construction and farming for almost 10 years now (8 years) I've done everything from roads to houses. To say our generation has no "manly men" is very particular to your situation. I've been in the hay mowned for 16 hours at a time, paving roads all summer standing on 300+ degrees C asphalt. I wouldn't say generalizing a whole generation based on the fact that your experience is far different is fair. As someone who's worked hard for everything I have its kind of a piss off, I've worked with a lot of kids in and around my age and sure a fair number of them were pussies but some of them were the hardest workers on the job site. Given im an engineer now so i do not work near as hard but that was my choice, i make 5× more money and dont work near as hard. Its all in how you were brought up, living in the remote country far from any cities I'd say that your preaching a false narrative.
Penaldo is finished
Penaldo is finished
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Seriously people forget that this generation is made up of more than suburban Americans
Exactly I’ve been workin in the blazing sun since I was 7yrs old. I’m 27 now and being a man isn’t about fixing break pads… it’s about figuring out whatever you have to do to support your family in an honest and secure way. It’s about believing in yourself no matter what and endlessly working towards your goals. It’s about sacrificing what you want so your loved ones can flourish. It’s not rocket science.
I’m a 24 year old new dad, while being a small landscaping/property maintenance business owner. I was raised in the trades and expected to pay attention or the iron fist came out. And I am so thankful for that because I right now am building my first shop by myself and the help of the boys! Once the shop is complete I will brake ground on our family home. Building a future to be proud of from the ground up!
*break
This is the hardest I have laughed in a while. I had tears. I got the wooden spoon also and hated hearing the belt buckles clang knowing what was coming. Lol
I’m 27 and this was so relatable. I swear I have almost identical stories of just straight savage man shit my dad didn’t when I was growing up 😂
Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.
This was absolutely hilarious! Thankyou guys. Needed that!
Lmao this is too fucking relatable literally every example except my dad went out to get milk n has been missing 4 yrs 😭😭
Failing and getting back up makes you stronger.
Also, my father was definitely in that group of manly men. Retired Navy Seal.
The way Georgie yells has me rolling everytime plz more
22 and literally done everything there dad's did to them , was raised by my grandpa and even got whipped by a paddle in kindergarten growing up in Arkansas and then Cali 🤟
Lol that fact that they do hang walls 😂😂
It’s not necessarily the fact that our fathers are the last generation of “manly men”. It’s just everyone that is raised in the western world has never had to suffer.
Nah look at chiraq flint reservations drug wastelands and ghettos people are still living in horrible conditions in the western world
The western world includes all of north and South America. Plenty of people stuffer especially in South America. Logan and Mike think this way because of where they are in the country and they’re rich. Tons of people still have to do hard jobs in the US.
I'm howling rn because my dad's called Zoltan 😂😂😂
Honestly I'm sure every generation of men will have this discussion about the previous generation. I am sure our dads were like "Omg we are such pussies, look at our dads who went to war/grew up in war times."
That shit had me cryin. When Georgie said “She made me say what was goin on?” 😂😂 Mike was laughin so hard he was pretty much whisperin helplessly towards the end lol.
Logan I’m 27 and I am a motorcycle mechanic a engineer and a carpenter love to come teach u some tricks of the trade to help u become that man when u have kids
my dad was a carpenter and contractor and i'm a carpenter and contractor. we got some man's men in the millennial generation
They're good at bragging about how to do it, they're crap at teaching it... That's why they're the last generation lol
My dad is the same way!! Build houses, cut down trees, hunts, you name it. He works 12 hour shifts and still find time to cut the grass, rake the leaves etc.
Maybe it has to do with a fact that rates of testosterone have dropped by 30% on average across the board in last 30 years? Just maybe.
It's the fact singles mothers raise their kids. Boys need a dad, the touch of a rough man lol, not just the mom who swaddles them whenever they get hurt
9:03 that joke was so horrible it was hilarious
Hard times make tough men, tough men make easy times, easy times make weak men and weak men make hard times. Also I’m 16 and I can drive anything and I’m a jack of all trades.
Ego through the roof, too much movie watching for you bro. Have a soft heart and understand you know nothing to truly taste the sweetness of knowledge.
This is the one of the best impaulsive clips , too relatable
My dad is a massive manipulator and liar, he was in a relationship with 3 other women and having lots of children with them while dating My mum and having 2 children with her and now he is with a completely different women with 7 kids now. I have numerous siblings I don't know about
Omg that’s horrible man. I’m sorry you had to deal with that.
if he wasnt a player like that you and your siblings wouldnt exist. everything has a silver lining
@@OAwesomeO well I mean he said he was an Italian but did a ancestry test and I am part north African (they are not black) and I talked to people related to my dad and they are all north African so he lied about his ethnicity as well
@@JimmyR83 nah it's all good just read the title and it made me think, I know there's more good fathers than bad fathers in the world I hope people don't think I am trying to shit on dads. Was just sharing my story lol
Lol thats the same with my dad put i live with my 7 other siblings and he got with other women 😒🐸
21 and I've been working in drywall since I was 12 I got 2 boys and a third on the way my 3 year old is already into working on cars theres very little I cant do when it comes to construction and I hope that thetes many more out there that will keep the legacy goin
didn't you get mad at a dude for saying that wearing a dress isn't manly?
Exactly what I thought
logan’s comments about wearing dresses definitely seemed strategic and just for show. It seems like he just wants to say thing that will get likes and make him likable, even if he doesn’t mean a word of it. we should never expect logan or jake to be genuine.
@@cady4917 that was a bad plan from the start if he was gonna forget about that strategy and be contradictory to himself.
@@cady4917 I mean Jake is way more genuine than Logan tho in a sense that he doesn't pretend to care about SJ stuff.
@@cady4917 its not fair to say people can't change. In my opionion Logan is definitely the better of the 2 and the way he acts is probably more genuine than Jake because jake prolly would be a chill person if he wasn't creating this image although i understand business and marketing so i get what he's doing. Idk for sure but i also believe he didn't really have time to think about the Harry thing before he reacted because clearly, wearing a dress is not "manly" and if anyone puts on a dress they probably dont have the intention of feeling macho and he took it the wrong way when dude said it wasn't manly.
You should always be open to giving people a chance to learn and change (unless they are a cheater...they won't change)
Dont expect a change, but have enough uhmmm decisiveness? to determine whether or not to accept what they're saying may be genuine
"You know how you order your Dad medium rare"🤣🤣🤣🤣..
Congrats if you are see the comment early. I want you to know that your life matters,you where brought to this world for a reason. Keep working on your dreams and goals and you will archive them 🙏🏽❤️
Spread that love guy!
You deffo ain't a dad
You could literally beat me up. But I'd definitely out man you. Lmao 🤣
Your dad was more of a weirdo than manly 😂
25, owner of Most wanted construction. Do everything from framing new additions too custom bathrooms. If you’re needing a contractor, I’m from Dayton Ohio 💪🏼💪🏼
That’s wassup bro how’d you learn the custom work
Your brothers podcast with you after the Woodley fight was so great it showed how much more humble he is than he ever was before.
JAKE PAUL!!!! You have beautiful soul let people see it more often man.
Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times
Grindr profile??
I’m dying right now this is so relatable
No, you guys are just around rich Hollywood people lol
My dad tripped over shoes.. I woke up to tht shoe on my face and a tooth on my pillow 😂😂😂..
The male species has gone to hardcore fighters to triggered, angsty teens that spend their time on twitter.
27 and thankful I'm still experiencing life with residential construction and carpentry work. I may not be the richest 27 year old but I'm grateful to fix things and have the know-how to work with tools
So a “manly man” is a father who beats his kids because he has such a slender grasp on parenting and psychology that he has no idea what else to do? Being manly doesn’t have to be this cartoonish stereotypical depiction. To me being a man means working on yourself, being self aware, tackling your insecurities, and not letting your insecurities lead you to hurting others. Being strong doesnt have to be externally expressed in such a stereotypical way. In a way what y’all are describing isn’t masculinity. It’s insecure men hurting their own kids and needing to hide their insecurities by acting “masculine.”
YES!!!! Thank you, was thinking the same things but didn't feel like upsetting the wackadoodle echo-chamber going on here.
i can relate to that but only partially because i don't think there are insecurities in most of "our dads". I rather think it's pure male dominance displayed in a pretty hard way compared to todays "soft standard". Those old days were just different and that's why "our dads" just repeat what they have been experiencing on their own back then.
Maybe I'm wrong but from my experience and my culture, our dads definitely just behave like they saw their dads behave.
Cartoons weren’t around when men were still men. Manhood was derived from religion, tradition, and biology. Your dumbass takes masculinity from Harry Styles or something. Spanking children breeds discipline. Our modern “parenting” breeds green-haired brats and SJWs
Riley will divorce her husband, marry her transgender best friend and her kids will graduate from college and be meth heads by 32. Trust, everything you just dribbled is why this country is more educated and more helpless and reliant on the money of Boomers than ever. You can just tell that your parents are still cosigning for your rent or giving you the down payment for you future house...the very house where you'll ruin your children. Smh
@@TrillEverything All I said was that hitting your kids isn’t the only way to discipline them and you don’t have to hit your kids in order to be a man. I have a physical disability so my parents do help me and I’m not ashamed of that. Before I was injured I worked full time. I only stopped working when I was unable to. Nothing wrong with that. Judge all you want but it won’t change the fact that I know my situation and I know what I’m doing. I have dealt with a lot of pain everyday for three years and I know how strong I am.
Dudeeee wooden spoon my parents were exactly what u guys talking bout I loved it though.. I’m a mechanic struggling with big companies doing so much work when all over employees call in don’t wanna work.
My dad punched me in the face when I was 15. I'm 40. I'd be in jail if I did that to my son. He is 14 now. Great kid. I was horrible. I would have punched me. And gladly sat in jail 🙃
Yeah can't punch kids lol. Plenty of teenage boys do try to challenge their father though.
I’m 23 and I got plenty of ‘love-fist’ from my dad and all I can say is don’t do it to your son lmao. That shit sticks with you thru your life and I don’t ever recommend someone balling up their fist at their son. Punishments comes in many ways and as one who grew up with physical punishment I can tell ya it doesn’t really work.
My dad is just like that bro, never admits he is wrong for any reason. If he is hurt, he isn't, he is also the shape of a bowling ball.
Let me just use every word that has to do with construction , lol after we pour the foundation lol.
"thought he could be an electrician" lmao been there!
" hungary is next to turkey " LOL
My pops is like that. Cheers. 🍻 Great show.🍻
I hope George knows now that there aren’t “fire pipes” in a residential house….any pipe you burst is going to flow the same…free flow open system with a shot load of pressure
My dad was an accountant not tbe best handy man. My uncle worked in piping welding and an all around construction worker. I worked for him since 12 years old. He taught me how to use a drill, install things, measurs, cut, and i will always appriciate him for it. Now i help my dad around the house cause hes a bit older now and isnt as handy.
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”