Parents were once regular people until they turn into plot devices. Only once you progress far enough in your story can you access another part of their lore
@@chickennbeans1888 it's mostly just increased grinding for little to no benefit. Some skill points can be unlocked through special quests, but they're extremely rare and are usually the result of pay to win loot boxes.
I was like 18 years old when my programmer dad just casually drops the fact that he wrote for music magazines and would get albums weeks before they released to the public in order to write reviews.
I was 13 when my mom dropped that she was almost as rich as millionaire because she opened many buiness with many male co worker and many land. All that was ruined because she had me and had to stop working full time. Rude 😢.
I just happened to be in the room when my mom tells the story of when she was doing a house call (she's a pediatric nurse) and was taking care of this baby, when the mentally disturbed veteran father knocks out the mother while she's dialing 911, and proceeds to chase my mom around the house with a gun. (The police then showed up due to the 911 call)
During operation: " So you can use that scapal, or you can use this brand new set of knives. As you can see, theyvare so sharp they can even cut through my bones, and for omly $139.99, you can get all 8 of these artisan knives. Don't miss out on this very limited time off...." *Beep* *beep* *beeeeep*
@@troybaxter imagine, he comes back to life to continue to sell it. " *Beeeeeeeeeeeeep* *beep,* *beep* So, as I was saying, this is only going to be a limited time premium deal..."
Found out at my grandfathers funeral that thanks to his military days, he was fluent in Korean and Japanese and had a conseriable grasp of Hebrew (despite not being Jewish). It was a surprise to most of his kids and all of us grandkids when this little old Korean man gave a euology thanking him for helping his family come to the US and helping them learn English. Grandma just went "well, I thought you all knew and it never really came up otherwise"
It's so nice to know that the elderly Korean went there, the fact that he's so grateful that he remembered his favor and went to his funeral to give thanks 🥹
Kinda the same happened to me on my grandpa funeral only with the difference I didn’t discover that he was fluent in another language I discover he had another brother
My Dad randomly dropped the fact that he is a certified scuba-diver and has been for years. He told us kids over dinner and we all needed a moment to think about that one.
In the 80’s, my dad would frequent a mom and pop VHS store that did everything by paper, didn’t have any electronics to document the tapes that were rented or anything. He managed to convince the owners to install computers, and whenever there was an issue with them, they’d call him to fix it. Btw he was 14 at the time
Parents: You ever notice how your self-centered, vapid, selfish kids never bother to ask you about your life previous to their existence? You ever notice how they work as hard as they can to SHIT on everything you think and say?
Hey Hey! I may be [[dumpster diving]] for a place to [[rest you r weary head]] but have I got a [[exquisite]] [[100% whole grown]] [[MOSS]] for just 7! Wow, [[what a steal!]] [[doctors hate him/her/them]]
@@ChewedBubbleGunCsp, listen to me, there isnt enough time. I need you to run, run as far away as possible, dont come back, doing so will only lead you to troubles.
Yeah my mom randomly told me that she was supposed to compete for Miss Myanmar(after winning multiple first places) but she ran away to protest to her mom that she hated the pageant life. She also randomly shown me old magazines where she was the cover of it. It’s insane
The biggest secret I was told was about the time my grandpa got pitchforked by our neighbour for telling him off for being a peeping tom and watching him and gradma getting it on.
my grandma loves telling me the most morbid shit ever for no reason mid-conversation "hey did you know this is where the KKK originated" "oh wow, thats interesting" "i once saw a 9-year old black boy hanging from that courtroom roof"
I remember when my parents casually dropped the fact that my Dad almost got killed by his brother. Took a knife to his throat and missed the main artery by a few mm. I'm like holy shit I just realized how trashy and fucked up that side of the family was. To be fair they mentioned it in my presence when I was very young and my brain was probably like naah that's too absurd, must've dreamed that one.
My dad once told us in the middle of dinner about how he used to steal street signs as a teen and hid them in his mom’s garage. His buddies got arrested but he just got community service for telling the officers who else was involved. I dropped my spoon into my soup and asked soooooo many questions. I never knew he had such interesting lore.
It would have been real great to know that my dad got on the national news for starting an underground newspaper in high school from the start. But for some reason that only came up about a year ago
Yeah, no joke my grandfarther went to school with Elon musk, i dont think they knew each other but still, he then fought in the Angolan civil war to live in Cape Town as a pharmacist
My whole life he told me he was such a good artist, He always wanted to show me but never wanted to go through his hoard. My dad passes away from heart failure and we have to go through his stuff, Right up top hiding in plain sight Absolutely beautiful artwork from art class signed and dated 1980’s. I’ve framed the best one, a sweet little wooden ship on the ocean. I wish he could have told me about his art… God I miss my dad so much.
"my whole life he told me he was such a good artist, he always wanted to show me but never wanted to go through his hoard" "I wish he could told me about his art" schizophrenia?
I've used quite a bit of D2 steel knives and if you know you're steel that's why you generally want it keeps an edge like crazy and I had bar of it sitting in the elements for two years and not a single spot of rust
Parents: You ever notice how your self-centered, vapid, selfish kids never bother to ask you about your life previous to their existence? You ever notice how they work as hard as they can to SHIT on everything you think and say?
I only learned my aunt was an art teacher at a family reunion when I brought my art stuff so I could ignore everyone. I spent the entire reunion with her showing her through all my art and just talking about what I wanted. To do with it. Best day ever.
Best day ever for artists: We had a birthday party for my peepaw recently, and even though I didn’t remember anyone else there except my other grandpa, they were all super supportive and complimented my art. One of the people I couldn’t remember for crap said that he was an school director who taught art classes before he retired, and he told me and my mom some good options for my growth as an artist.
My mom had a stroke and froze half of her face when she had me. She was able to recover by chewing gum and PT for 2 years. Still amazes me how she's all casual about it. Love you mum and I'm so sorry you had to go through that 😭
My father had a Masters in Chemistry and in my entire life, he worked in a small laboratory in a local grain shipping company which tested the produce for safety standards and such... And then I learned he once worked for NASA over hamburgers. Like. Yeah, I can relate with this story!
Literally yesterday me and my dad were talking and I brought up heritage and I learned about a really great grandfather i have on my father's side. So there was this Turkish khan or you know chif of a Turkish tribe in my province who was famous we searched him up so this guys great grandson is my dad's grandfather's grandfather the Interesting thing was he had a uni brow which I used to have and my nephew has super cool
As a child, I was told all the time to never go into the attic. My parents always told me that there were snakes or mice up there. I didn’t really believe them since I would have probably saw some at this point, so I just assumed there were some exposed insulation or something that they didn’t want me or my siblings to touch but didn’t want to explain to us since they struggle with English. It wasn’t until recently at dinner one night that I figured out why we weren’t allowed in the attic. My oldest brother was talking about knives with my dad since they both worked in culinary when my dad just goes “Yeah, I have swords too. They’re in the attic.” That was a very interesting night.
lmao my dad has a collection of swords and he never hid it, so when he's out of the house I would just swing the live blades around like I'm some medieval knight. Cut a few cardboard boxes clean in half. Accidentally stabbed the leather couch. Probably would've been smarter to hide the sword collection from the the teenage boy who's often left home alone.
After 18 years of my life, I just know that my sister’s dad (not my dad) was trying to sell her when she was a newborn for $200 because he was an alcoholic and didn’t want another mouth to feed, my mom tried to fight back but couldn’t, fortunately my sister’s grandma paid $200 to get her back. She’s now 23 and not talking to her dad which I agree. Stories just come out of the blue when you sit down and talk to grandma. Grandma knows all.
The last several years of her life, my grandma started getting senile. I visited with her every week, and got to know her has a person. Not only did I hear all kinds of amazing and also tragic stories from her early life, I also got to hear her real thoughts about EVERYONE in the family, as she would start to ramble and forget it was me she was talking to. Once, she repeatedly referred to me in the third person and talked about how much she loved me and how proud she was of me. Then she gave me 10lbs of rotten meat from her freezer.
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THIS JUST HAPPENED TO ME! Ive been rock climbing for like 3 years now and my mom barely told me the story of her and my grandpa owning a repelling buisness. I had a big fall and missed the mat so I went to her place to clean and patch myself up and she just casually said that her life was saved by a rock climber when her pony tail got caught in a knot and she was almost scalped about 60 ft in the air. Then we just went on to tell stories about climbs and it felt like I unlocked a good 5 years of her life 😂
The doctor is 100% a dad. every dad that is at least 50 years old will take ANY discount whatsoever, even if it looks like you'll probably not need it now, they will take it.
Apparently my mom had a fiancé before my dad who was practically a millionaire. He flew her places, bought her expensive things, owned like three different vacation houses, etc, etc. she dumped him because my grandparents couldn’t stand him and apparently he had terrible manners. Now she’s been married to my dad for nearly 30 years and he is just about the polar opposite. He’s a dork who loves baking and watching reruns of the office. They love each other more than anything. I was told this by my grandma about a year ago and when I asked my mom about it she scoffed and said the guy wasn’t half the man my dad was. It was a pretty great comfort to know that my mom really didn’t care for material things and that my dad was enough for her.
We recently moved houses and when we were unloading the shed, we uncovered a miniature of a communications tower in a plexiglass box made ENTIRELY of toothpicks. Highly detailed, balanced, stained to look tanner and aged. My dad was like oh yeah, I spent a long time on this. Just for fun. That was nuts to me, because I never pegged him as the creative type.
Ageist, not ALL children forget. And besides, kids are smarter than you think. No shit they’re not born with that knowledge, THEY LEARN. So saying they always forget is not only ageist but makes no sense. How could you forget stories you were never told? And eventually it’s a no brainer that of course everyone has a fvcking life. Not to mention, my mom had me at 22, so not really (and my parents divorced when I was very young, so I only grew up with my mom lol, luckily my grandfather (died at 70 due to internal bleeding in brain) and an old friend of mine Terry (He died of lung cancer at 66) were father figures to me)
Dude I had this EXACT experience when my mom starting unleashing this tale of how she used to be a Native American fisherwoman and she spent years catching fish with her dad to pay the bills on a small tugboat. Blew my mind.
@@CharlieFromNeptunehonestly that's so cool. Heres how my parents met. So my mom went to get her hair done then she saw my dad. She said it was "love at first sight"
@@anissatoubal6830oh- So now we're talking about how our parents met now, ok- Here I go- This is the story that my mom has told me- So, one day my mom went to a gym to work out and my dad happened to be there, my dad sent a friend of his to ask my mom if she wanted to hang out with my dad because he was too shy and embarrassed to do it himself which is cute and also disappointing considering the fact that they don't love eachother anymore and are divorced But hey! You can have a mostly wholesome story! It's how my grandma and grandpa (my mom's parents) met So, my grandma's sister had a serious health problem and she was taken to hospital, my grandad worked at that hospital and was always there to comfort my grandma about her sister, but unfortunately she didn't made it... My grandma was destroyed and my grandad was always there by her side to comfort her about her lost, then they got closer, got married and had my mom, my grandma was by his side when he was taking his last breath just like he was by her side when she lost her beloved sister :']
I was cleaning out old things a few years ago when I came across a picture of someone I didn't recognise. I asked my father who he was and he deadass said "Oh, that's our eldest brother that passed away from a car accident around 20 years ago."
@@CrazyshibaInu Everyone seems pretty indifferent since it was very long ago. Just thought it was strange that no one seems to bring this up until asked about it.
My dad literally broke down crying in the car talking about how he had to witness the families that people who commit suicide left behind and what it does to them, how he had to watch videos people he knew and had relations with get tortured or killed over and over again in order to find details or patterns, and how he almost commit suicide after coming back from his second Iraq deployment for years but didn't because I was born only 4 days after he returned. This all happened because I was talking about how one of my friends was depressed. I'm the only one of my siblings to know this.
thank you for sharing this. And I'm glad he was able to open up to you, but I think your dad may need professional help and should get therapy to help him recover mentally. I hope the best for him
@@forfax. he has sought out therapy and is doing much better. He did group therapy at one point in time and it really helped him get over his survivor's guilt. Thank you for your kind words.
@@v_erdant889 I thought seeing a lot of terrible things during your lifetime will make you get used to it and makes you become dead inside and not care Isn't that true tho ? Or is your father an emotional person ? I hope he is okay tho
My mom was engaged 4 times before she met my dad. She was totally chill about it too. One of those men bought her a dog as a gift. I still have a baby picture of me cuddling with that dog.
That's normal in my country My mom was asked for marriage by 20 mans in the same month when my dad (her cousin) heard the news he came with his parents to ask her dad for mariage and my whole life i thought she said yes because he is her cousin but turn out that another cousin asked her for marriage before my dad and she said no she said yes to my dad because she loved him 😂❤
Dude I found out just a couple months ago, that when my Aussie dad was working as a news reporter in England, his boss didn’t realize he was Aussie until he was on air, and to keep his job my dad had to fake a British accent, in the workplace and on live television, in order to keep his job. For over a year 😂😂😂
@drumlineking07 if someone asks me to 'not sound as aussie' i will do the most over exaggerated aussie accent ever heard Have you seen the show kath and kim? Like that 💀
All my life, everyone had always called my mom "Peggy". In my mind, while I still called her "mom", her name was Peggy. Found out at 11 that her name was Margaret. I felt so lied to
In italy it happens all the time because abbrevation of the same name differ region to region, sometimes even between cities of the same region. I discovered my grandpa's real name when I was 12...
All my life we thought that my grand father was just an ordinary person until he told us that he was a small time gangster in his teens. And also that he has visited 100+ countries in his twenties. Crazy stuff.
My dad basically walked across Asia to get to Italy. After marrying my mum, he set off with a few friends. Crossed lots of boarders. I only very recently heard how there was a search party after them in Russia while they were crossing some fields. There's probably more stories but he doesn't talk about them. After reaching italy, he built up a decent foundation. He got a job as a chef and worked his way up to working as a head chef, even ending up on the papers for his work. He then brought my mum over and I was born.
My father used to be a drummer in a band. He doesn't usually talk about his past, but my mother opened him up to talk. He first wanted to join the army but was scolded for it (you know, parents fear for their children), so he joined a band. Fast forward when I was in elementary school, I wanted to become a scout, and I was scolded because they take you away from classes way too often. Then, I decided to become the drummer of the school band. All that without knowing my father's backstory.
My father used to be a kinda gangster he said the whole city used to fear them police were there friends he was in many fights but in one fight one of his friends used his dagger to cut another dudes belly and his intestines fell out but he survived
I relate to this on ANOTHER LEVEL. the other day I found out that my father has been deaf in his left ear for the past 27 years and I have NEVER KNOWN ABOUT IT.
IKR, My dad told me when I was ~15 he only has partial feeling in his hands because, he broke his hands while skateboarding as a kid. When my mom sends hom yarn shopping, he can tell how soft the yarn is if he *can't feel it!*
My father told me he once got suspended for a week because he dismantled a classroom door and let it lean onto the doorframe to let it look closed. The teacher tried to open the door but it fell on the teachers head instead causing some serious pain. It was kinda funny he said😂
Your dad is the type who'd sell cooking products on a TV show but it's only on at like 4am that people watch because they're bored but end up getting highly invested in it
My grandmother told me that when my dad was in highschool he randomly excused himself after lunch and showed up 8 hours later with a trophy for winning a breakdancing competition
My dad randomly told us he got stabbed when he was on his 21st birthday but refuses to tell us how. Every time we ask, my mom tells us to drop the conversation.
I was 25 when my dad told me that he got to pilot a civilian airplane. He was trained for helicopters, was the only passenger on a small regular line (this was before ecology came to attention) and befriended the pilot, who let him drive a few times. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS without knowing that.
It never gets better, once you find out all/most of your parents' lore, you have to learn your partner's, and your other friends'. There's always a perspective-shifting bombshell waiting for the most random time to reveal itself.
While complaining that my doctor refused to remove a cyst in my breast because it “might risk my ability to breastfeed” (I don’t have children). My mother hit me with this gem. “That’s bullsh*t, they took my nipples clean off, sewed them back on and I was FINE.” And that’s how I found out my mum had a breast job, I was 25. She insisted that she had told me before.
Ok, but that doctor is a full on a-hole for worrying about you potentially bearing children than your own life. Like, there's a thing called formula milk.
I don’t think they can refuse your care like that simply for the reason of you may need to breast feed later A not their business B that’s misogynistic C unethical
@@commonsense9558it was probably a low priority problem, like it didn't pose any threat just sitting there but risk of removal was higher than keeping it
@@FindingSerrenitido you even know what misogyny means? And that’s a good reason if it wasn’t a threat to her life the same way men under 25 can’t get a vasectomy
This is so real. Like yesterday I asked where my mom was when 9/11 happened and she told me she was in school. When she got home that day she wrote a letter to the president about an idea for a monument for the people on the planes. She got a letter back from the president and his secretaries sadly denying the request due to lack of funds
Sticks and stones might my break my bones, but words will hurt me more. I don't give a F if you're just a kid, I'm getting outta here, before I'm standing in a puddle of tears. I may act tough, I may act mean, I may even laugh a bit, but on the inside I'm melting. I stay inside, and hide under the covers, but your words will alaways get to me. -A random 7th grader
When I was 21 my mother casually mentioned she had an older brother I never knew of. My grandmother got pregnant very young and out of wedlock, so the family sent her away during her pregnancy and told everyone the baby was my great-grandmother's. I was shocked by the news and how she mentioned it so casually.
Bro the same happened to me, but instead it was my dad had apparently knocked up someone before my mom and he gave up all rights so by law, not his kid, but blood related… and I didn’t know until I was in highschool, don’t remember when specifically just highschool.
one day, my dad said, "I'm gonna go to the store and get milk." i dont think he found it yet, i wonder if he needs help, but he never said which store he was going to. so idk where he is. its been 14 years.
It's weird to think that your parents have spent a good chunk of their lives without you being around. Like. WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY DID without you, and who knows if you'll ever learn everything there is to know about them. They're like the weirdest and most interesting bundle of mysteries in anyone's social life because unlike friends, your parents might just outright refuse to tell you their past cuz they were once an authority figure over you.
i learned a few weeks ago that my dad used to have a tongue piercing when he was younger. i turned 18 over a month ago, and i still learn crazy family lore.
I learned my dad has a half brother when I was 15, best part is it wasn't even my dad who told me but my mum who also only found out a few years prior. You might think "oh, well they probably weren't very close then, maybe he even lives in a different country" but no, while my dad's half brother is in fact a lot older than my dad they did have a lot of contact and he even almost moved in with my dad's parents. Also he lives pretty close, it's like a 20 minute drive
I once was eating dinner with the family, then my dad started talking about his criminal record. Like, the previous conversation was about a pumpkin patch, then it switched to my dad's criminal life in the underworld
@@starsszqjmsame, he was the bully of the school and even the teachers were afraid of him and sometimes he didn't wear uniform to school acording to him.
Parents were once regular people until they turn into plot devices. Only once you progress far enough in your story can you access another part of their lore
You.
You are the kind of person I'd like to be friends with.
Bro, is there much past level 20?
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@@chickennbeans1888 it's mostly just increased grinding for little to no benefit. Some skill points can be unlocked through special quests, but they're extremely rare and are usually the result of pay to win loot boxes.
We be taking the ‘game of life’ seriously
I was like 18 years old when my programmer dad just casually drops the fact that he wrote for music magazines and would get albums weeks before they released to the public in order to write reviews.
😂 just a casual fact nothing more
Lol, probably due to contract
I was 13 when my mom dropped that she was almost as rich as millionaire because she opened many buiness with many male co worker and many land. All that was ruined because she had me and had to stop working full time. Rude 😢.
I just happened to be in the room when my mom tells the story of when she was doing a house call (she's a pediatric nurse) and was taking care of this baby, when the mentally disturbed veteran father knocks out the mother while she's dialing 911, and proceeds to chase my mom around the house with a gun. (The police then showed up due to the 911 call)
Get the dad a award for best business man.
Yea
The doctor buys the knife to make more patients💀
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He got the knife for surgical reasons/medical reasons, so he could use it for surgery and help other patients.
A true businessman sells the equipment to the doctor during an operation
During operation:
" So you can use that scapal, or you can use this brand new set of knives. As you can see, theyvare so sharp they can even cut through my bones, and for omly $139.99, you can get all 8 of these artisan knives. Don't miss out on this very limited time off...." *Beep* *beep* *beeeeep*
@@troybaxter imagine, he comes back to life to continue to sell it. " *Beeeeeeeeeeeeep* *beep,* *beep* So, as I was saying, this is only going to be a limited time premium deal..."
Blood money! Literally
Hahaha yeah
This story is pretty metal.
I mean, about pretty metal.
Found out at my grandfathers funeral that thanks to his military days, he was fluent in Korean and Japanese and had a conseriable grasp of Hebrew (despite not being Jewish). It was a surprise to most of his kids and all of us grandkids when this little old Korean man gave a euology thanking him for helping his family come to the US and helping them learn English.
Grandma just went "well, I thought you all knew and it never really came up otherwise"
Im sorry for your loss
It's so nice to know that the elderly Korean went there, the fact that he's so grateful that he remembered his favor and went to his funeral to give thanks 🥹
Kinda the same happened to me on my grandpa funeral only with the difference I didn’t discover that he was fluent in another language I discover he had another brother
I misread grandma as grandpa and was confused
Sorry for your loss god bless you
Only a man of pure wit is able to sell the very thing that wounded him to the person that would heal it for him.
Absolute chad
has to pay the medical bill somehow
oooooooooo very scary
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@@Bomba69420insurance?
"Kiss the chef" got me rolling💀
My Dad randomly dropped the fact that he is a certified scuba-diver and has been for years. He told us kids over dinner and we all needed a moment to think about that one.
I was hoping for a "let it sink in" pun
@@glitchout_303 talk about missed opportunity! Dang, maybe next time.
@knot_AyUsername better than what my father did :P
went & got the "eternal milk"
In the 80’s, my dad would frequent a mom and pop VHS store that did everything by paper, didn’t have any electronics to document the tapes that were rented or anything. He managed to convince the owners to install computers, and whenever there was an issue with them, they’d call him to fix it.
Btw he was 14 at the time
Created his own damn market
Parents: You ever notice how your self-centered, vapid, selfish kids never bother to ask you about your life previous to their existence? You ever notice how they work as hard as they can to SHIT on everything you think and say?
Well I could kinda understand the VHS store doing that in the the two years of the 80s, before the explosion of PC technology that happened
As a former sales man, I have to recognize you dad as the person we all want to be.
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This kind of thing keeps happening to me, I also like dropping random crazy facts about myself and my family to friends and the reaction is the best
that’s what you call a true salesman..sells something no matter what happens
Hey Hey! I may be [[dumpster diving]] for a place to [[rest you r weary head]] but have I got a [[exquisite]] [[100% whole grown]] [[MOSS]] for just 7! Wow, [[what a steal!]] [[doctors hate him/her/them]]
@@ChewedBubbleGunCsp, listen to me, there isnt enough time. I need you to run, run as far away as possible, dont come back, doing so will only lead you to troubles.
It was the perfect time to do so
@@ChewedBubbleGunspamton im still in here!
@@ChewedBubbleGunwhat in the hell does this mean
Yeah my mom randomly told me that she was supposed to compete for Miss Myanmar(after winning multiple first places) but she ran away to protest to her mom that she hated the pageant life. She also randomly shown me old magazines where she was the cover of it. It’s insane
Dangggg woah
The biggest secret I was told was about the time my grandpa got pitchforked by our neighbour for telling him off for being a peeping tom and watching him and gradma getting it on.
Dude...thats awesome
Yummy.
@@maniaclaughwhat the
Parents will just casually tell you either the most interesting or traumatic story you have ever heard out of nowhere
I have some messed up stories and I'm going to tell my kids one day. Obviously hilarious ones as well.
my grandma loves telling me the most morbid shit ever for no reason mid-conversation
"hey did you know this is where the KKK originated"
"oh wow, thats interesting"
"i once saw a 9-year old black boy hanging from that courtroom roof"
Ong, like my mum fr went "I was r@ped as a child" LIKE MUM I WAS JUST TRYNA TALK ABOUT CAKES??? WHERE DID THAT COME FROM!?
thats true like one time i was litteraly mindin my own business and my mom just literally just said some lore bout her past and i be like wha?
I remember when my parents casually dropped the fact that my Dad almost got killed by his brother. Took a knife to his throat and missed the main artery by a few mm. I'm like holy shit I just realized how trashy and fucked up that side of the family was.
To be fair they mentioned it in my presence when I was very young and my brain was probably like naah that's too absurd, must've dreamed that one.
,, quality german d2 stainless steel ‘’
My brain : gAlvaNiZeD sQuarE StEEl
A truly dedicated salesman
If you were the doctor, earning a doctors wage. You would probably buy the knives just for the story tbh. LoL
@@Lobos222 i agree, but a pretty brave man too. like he didn't even scream when he cut his finger.
He made a blood contract. He owns that doctor's soul now
Oh no 😦
1.1K likes but only 1 reply? Lemme fix that
Start a chain
30% discount gives the dad only 70% of the doctor's soul.
I get it!
'Blood' as if the flood from bryson's dad's hand
As a person from Hong Kong, it’s hundred percent accurate that a random white guy becomes an underwear model on magazine covers.
Same😂
My Father went to Hong Kong before I was born
same here 👍
same
I’m a canntonese and uh sadly our ridiculous humor didn’t have that
My dad once told us in the middle of dinner about how he used to steal street signs as a teen and hid them in his mom’s garage. His buddies got arrested but he just got community service for telling the officers who else was involved. I dropped my spoon into my soup and asked soooooo many questions. I never knew he had such interesting lore.
The older you get the more "when i was your age" stories you unlock
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my dad said ‘when i was yo age we rewinded tapes with pencils’
@@hmmbutwhatifwas it vhs tapes
@@Duckymen yeah
Just like Genshin Impact friendship cutscenes
Bryson’s dad saw his opportunity and took it like a REAL salesman😂💀
Bryson 2.0 but straight?
he needed the medical bills covered
My grandma casually mentioning that she got kidnapped for 6 months
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wait WHATTT
Lucky I got returned after a week 😓
@@thefetusdeleterbro?
@@thefetusdeleter wait… your captors let you go?
Turns out my dad went to school with Marshall Bruce Mathers III himself
It would have been real great to know that my dad got on the national news for starting an underground newspaper in high school from the start. But for some reason that only came up about a year ago
Yeah, no joke my grandfarther went to school with Elon musk, i dont think they knew each other but still, he then fought in the Angolan civil war to live in Cape Town as a pharmacist
My whole life he told me he was such a good artist,
He always wanted to show me but never wanted to go through his hoard.
My dad passes away from heart failure and we have to go through his stuff,
Right up top hiding in plain sight
Absolutely beautiful artwork from art class signed and dated 1980’s.
I’ve framed the best one, a sweet little wooden ship on the ocean.
I wish he could have told me about his art…
God I miss my dad so much.
I so sorry just know he’s looking down at you and proud of your accomplishments he’s in a better place now.❤
hope you doing ok
"my whole life he told me he was such a good artist, he always wanted to show me but never wanted to go through his hoard"
"I wish he could told me about his art"
schizophrenia?
@@hashira9223 what
@@hashira9223he died before telling/showing his child his art, bozo
Blud really said “Oops I accidentally sold a set of knives to my doctor”
and thats how the doctor made lots of money
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I was just chilling in the living room and my dad just says that he’s a cancer survivor, gotta say, from then on my respect for him went way up
Goku might ask him if he is strong 😅😥
is ur dad bald
Relatable😂😂
@@ShizuanYTcancer doesn't make u bald the chemo does. Also u asking like that seems rude like💀
my bad bro my little brother was on my phone 😢@@Mahnert.Khertt
Bro, your Dad is a Better Call Saul level businessman.
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I've used quite a bit of D2 steel knives and if you know you're steel that's why you generally want it keeps an edge like crazy and I had bar of it sitting in the elements for two years and not a single spot of rust
Parents: You ever notice how your self-centered, vapid, selfish kids never bother to ask you about your life previous to their existence? You ever notice how they work as hard as they can to SHIT on everything you think and say?
Damn dude, he even used himself as an example of how good the knives are! Now that's some dedication to the craft 😎😂
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What you think I’m going to say “Only 999 likes and 2 comenta?”
I’m😮
I only learned my aunt was an art teacher at a family reunion when I brought my art stuff so I could ignore everyone. I spent the entire reunion with her showing her through all my art and just talking about what I wanted. To do with it. Best day ever.
EPIC
Guess you've got the exact opposite of what you wanted huh
Best day ever for artists:
We had a birthday party for my peepaw recently, and even though I didn’t remember anyone else there except my other grandpa, they were all super supportive and complimented my art. One of the people I couldn’t remember for crap said that he was an school director who taught art classes before he retired, and he told me and my mom some good options for my growth as an artist.
He cut the same finger that I accidentally cut.
What a generous father
lol
Generous indeed
@☆彡彡 cαɾαოҽllօա_kíԵ ミミ☆ iconsumeminors
YOUR DAD IS A MAN OF PURE IRON STEEL.
Nearly cut his finger off but still selled a set of knive to his doctor.
It's actually sold I think
@@CornerMike 🤓
@@xLuigi77x I'm not even good at English so I think I'm at his level,also what sonic game you play?
Yes its sold
@@hotbonfire89 :)
My mom had a stroke and froze half of her face when she had me. She was able to recover by chewing gum and PT for 2 years. Still amazes me how she's all casual about it. Love you mum and I'm so sorry you had to go through that 😭
Damm, such a cool mom.
How do u freeze half ur face tho
@@Midgachagirlstroke
Oof, imagine the pain of child birth and then add a stroke to it, I hope your mother is doing better now
Damn
I just learned that my dad was in 2 wars when I wasn't born yet and I didn't know I was so shocked
My father had a Masters in Chemistry and in my entire life, he worked in a small laboratory in a local grain shipping company which tested the produce for safety standards and such...
And then I learned he once worked for NASA over hamburgers. Like. Yeah, I can relate with this story!
Dude, dads are awesome. I wish everyone could have awesome parents.
Literally yesterday me and my dad were talking and I brought up heritage and I learned about a really great grandfather i have on my father's side. So there was this Turkish khan or you know chif of a Turkish tribe in my province who was famous we searched him up so this guys great grandson is my dad's grandfather's grandfather the Interesting thing was he had a uni brow which I used to have and my nephew has super cool
@@middleeasternforhire8985 so that means you are a descendant of the chief?
@@segasonic4952 kinda
Sadly most people just have moms
Thanks, I appreciate that.
As a child, I was told all the time to never go into the attic. My parents always told me that there were snakes or mice up there. I didn’t really believe them since I would have probably saw some at this point, so I just assumed there were some exposed insulation or something that they didn’t want me or my siblings to touch but didn’t want to explain to us since they struggle with English. It wasn’t until recently at dinner one night that I figured out why we weren’t allowed in the attic. My oldest brother was talking about knives with my dad since they both worked in culinary when my dad just goes “Yeah, I have swords too. They’re in the attic.” That was a very interesting night.
Yeah that's smart parenting right there if my parents had swords and told me as a kid I'd have lost a whole arm from sheer dumbass swordplay
Bro 'bout to sart a crusade
lmao my dad has a collection of swords and he never hid it, so when he's out of the house I would just swing the live blades around like I'm some medieval knight. Cut a few cardboard boxes clean in half. Accidentally stabbed the leather couch. Probably would've been smarter to hide the sword collection from the the teenage boy who's often left home alone.
Ah but tis a good time to swordfight
@@robertobaldessarini6681good. We cant expect God to do all the work.
Parents really know how to take care of you. Appreciate them while they last!
That's basically why i'm in a band, to flabbergast my kids and nephews after I purposefully morphed in a perfectly average suburban dad/uncle
Same
After 18 years of my life, I just know that my sister’s dad (not my dad) was trying to sell her when she was a newborn for $200 because he was an alcoholic and didn’t want another mouth to feed, my mom tried to fight back but couldn’t, fortunately my sister’s grandma paid $200 to get her back. She’s now 23 and not talking to her dad which I agree. Stories just come out of the blue when you sit down and talk to grandma. Grandma knows all.
wtf my mom tried to do the exact same thing with my little sister so she could buy cigarettes... and she tried to sell her to a LAWYER
@@ASCARlSi’m so sorry
@@ASCARlS and she did?
Found out at the age of 39 that my mum cheated on my dad two weeks after they got married. (Just once, and 5 years before I was born).
The last several years of her life, my grandma started getting senile. I visited with her every week, and got to know her has a person. Not only did I hear all kinds of amazing and also tragic stories from her early life, I also got to hear her real thoughts about EVERYONE in the family, as she would start to ramble and forget it was me she was talking to. Once, she repeatedly referred to me in the third person and talked about how much she loved me and how proud she was of me. Then she gave me 10lbs of rotten meat from her freezer.
As a bio student,.....I’m gonna be honest here,I would’ve done the same 💀
I mean just LOOK at that clean cut! Absolutely gorgeous
Me too
I cut open my thumb breaking down boxes, coworkers tried to say my knife was dull but the cut (into bone) spoke for itself
Probably me too
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what if that guy went to jail cuz they think u where a murderer my docter?!
Bro took advantage of this rare opportunity and succeeded
THIS JUST HAPPENED TO ME! Ive been rock climbing for like 3 years now and my mom barely told me the story of her and my grandpa owning a repelling buisness. I had a big fall and missed the mat so I went to her place to clean and patch myself up and she just casually said that her life was saved by a rock climber when her pony tail got caught in a knot and she was almost scalped about 60 ft in the air. Then we just went on to tell stories about climbs and it felt like I unlocked a good 5 years of her life 😂
nearly smoked by hemp 🤕
Fr you think you know your parents until your dad starts talking about his hitchhiking days in Siberia
GOD-
@@flipflopflammable that’s oddly specific. Your dad did that? 😂
The doctor is 100% a dad.
every dad that is at least 50 years old will take ANY discount whatsoever, even if it looks like you'll probably not need it now, they will take it.
Sounds like my mom
THE PACT HAS BEEN SEALED IN BLOOD
Apparently my mom had a fiancé before my dad who was practically a millionaire. He flew her places, bought her expensive things, owned like three different vacation houses, etc, etc. she dumped him because my grandparents couldn’t stand him and apparently he had terrible manners. Now she’s been married to my dad for nearly 30 years and he is just about the polar opposite. He’s a dork who loves baking and watching reruns of the office. They love each other more than anything. I was told this by my grandma about a year ago and when I asked my mom about it she scoffed and said the guy wasn’t half the man my dad was. It was a pretty great comfort to know that my mom really didn’t care for material things and that my dad was enough for her.
good for your mom to know what matters truly
I’m definitely someone who watches reruns of the office
@@danilochavarria7348 approved.
W mom
Your mom is a chad
when Bryson says the thing about our parents dropping information about the lore of their life is so relatable tho
When I said his is was like 12yo 💀 not sure why I lied or anything but yeah
Your dad was a hero
@@Casey-jonesjr-and-Sakura-loverDA BEEG HEROO
W dad
Damn that is so cool!!! Just out of curiosity, what was the serial killer’s name?
... That's so freaking heroic.
We recently moved houses and when we were unloading the shed, we uncovered a miniature of a communications tower in a plexiglass box made ENTIRELY of toothpicks. Highly detailed, balanced, stained to look tanner and aged. My dad was like oh yeah, I spent a long time on this. Just for fun. That was nuts to me, because I never pegged him as the creative type.
That remembers me when my dad said he survived a car crash and he was the driver
Children always forget that their parents had a whole life before them
My mom said she was a barista down the street from our new house before my oldest sibling was born learned this a few weeks ago
Not my mom, she had me at 18 and dad was 17 because turned 18 15 days after i was born
Ageist, not ALL children forget. And besides, kids are smarter than you think. No shit they’re not born with that knowledge, THEY LEARN. So saying they always forget is not only ageist but makes no sense. How could you forget stories you were never told? And eventually it’s a no brainer that of course everyone has a fvcking life. Not to mention, my mom had me at 22, so not really (and my parents divorced when I was very young, so I only grew up with my mom lol, luckily my grandfather (died at 70 due to internal bleeding in brain) and an old friend of mine Terry (He died of lung cancer at 66) were father figures to me)
@@Mimi_Cheekswoah cool
Fr
Your dad definitely has some marketing skills damn
Yes
Yes
Bro has 10 charisma
@@rats703and 100 on speech
@@rats703bro is a bard
Dude I had this EXACT experience when my mom starting unleashing this tale of how she used to be a Native American fisherwoman and she spent years catching fish with her dad to pay the bills on a small tugboat. Blew my mind.
Lucky my parents met when they were at a supermarket and mom couldn't find the toilet paper so dad had some spare in his trolley so he gave her some
@@CharlieFromNeptunehonestly that's so cool. Heres how my parents met. So my mom went to get her hair done then she saw my dad. She said it was "love at first sight"
@@anissatoubal6830oh- So now we're talking about how our parents met now, ok- Here I go- This is the story that my mom has told me-
So, one day my mom went to a gym to work out and my dad happened to be there, my dad sent a friend of his to ask my mom if she wanted to hang out with my dad because he was too shy and embarrassed to do it himself which is cute and also disappointing considering the fact that they don't love eachother anymore and are divorced
But hey! You can have a mostly wholesome story! It's how my grandma and grandpa (my mom's parents) met
So, my grandma's sister had a serious health problem and she was taken to hospital, my grandad worked at that hospital and was always there to comfort my grandma about her sister, but unfortunately she didn't made it... My grandma was destroyed and my grandad was always there by her side to comfort her about her lost, then they got closer, got married and had my mom, my grandma was by his side when he was taking his last breath just like he was by her side when she lost her beloved sister :']
That handshake was killer, lol! 😂
I was cleaning out old things a few years ago when I came across a picture of someone I didn't recognise. I asked my father who he was and he deadass said "Oh, that's our eldest brother that passed away from a car accident around 20 years ago."
Did he sound like he was calm?
Holy... mother... of... Ireland
@@CrazyshibaInu He did. I know it's been 20 years but that seemed pretty important to the family.
@@earthisadonut7213 ok but hows your family
@@CrazyshibaInu Everyone seems pretty indifferent since it was very long ago. Just thought it was strange that no one seems to bring this up until asked about it.
Your dad is the Saul Goodman of business and negotiations
slash :D
My dad literally broke down crying in the car talking about how he had to witness the families that people who commit suicide left behind and what it does to them, how he had to watch videos people he knew and had relations with get tortured or killed over and over again in order to find details or patterns, and how he almost commit suicide after coming back from his second Iraq deployment for years but didn't because I was born only 4 days after he returned. This all happened because I was talking about how one of my friends was depressed. I'm the only one of my siblings to know this.
thank you for sharing this. And I'm glad he was able to open up to you, but I think your dad may need professional help and should get therapy to help him recover mentally. I hope the best for him
@@forfax. he has sought out therapy and is doing much better. He did group therapy at one point in time and it really helped him get over his survivor's guilt. Thank you for your kind words.
@@v_erdant889
I thought seeing a lot of terrible things during your lifetime will make you get used to it and makes you become dead inside and not care
Isn't that true tho ? Or is your father an emotional person ? I hope he is okay tho
@@MrTaminomimonot exactly. There is a difference between a soul sucking job and an emotionally anguishing job.
Iraq
Bro really said: Yeah, I was a great business man back then... 👁️👄👁️
My mom was engaged 4 times before she met my dad. She was totally chill about it too. One of those men bought her a dog as a gift. I still have a baby picture of me cuddling with that dog.
Hmmm sounds like a simple women
Wow that's a story, love to hear more 😊
That's normal in my country
My mom was asked for marriage by 20 mans in the same month when my dad (her cousin) heard the news he came with his parents to ask her dad for mariage and my whole life i thought she said yes because he is her cousin but turn out that another cousin asked her for marriage before my dad and she said no she said yes to my dad because she loved him 😂❤
"I've known you for my whole life and you're just now telling me that you were a teenage underwear model in hong kong" got me 💀☠️
when i started reading this comment, the same part played lol
@@listopad09lol me too
@@listopad09same
Same
I just realized he cut his middle finger
"Business is business"
-brysons dad😂
I just now learned that my mom won an award for ballet, but she refused it because she preferred the simplicity of life
😂😂😂😂😂
What a mother to refuse a award I would keep it to show I am not full of shit if I have children and they don't believe me
Pixar main character vibes
that cant be true
@@CrappedBriefs as in an award of money
that deal was sealed with blood, literally. 😭😭
This is the most correct comment in this comment section
The parent nerf is real.
Dude I found out just a couple months ago, that when my Aussie dad was working as a news reporter in England, his boss didn’t realize he was Aussie until he was on air, and to keep his job my dad had to fake a British accent, in the workplace and on live television, in order to keep his job. For over a year 😂😂😂
I hope that on his last day working there he went full Outback on them lol
@drumlineking07 if someone asks me to 'not sound as aussie' i will do the most over exaggerated aussie accent ever heard
Have you seen the show kath and kim? Like that 💀
thats fucking awesome
All my life, everyone had always called my mom "Peggy". In my mind, while I still called her "mom", her name was Peggy. Found out at 11 that her name was Margaret. I felt so lied to
Same, my mom has a nickname that's not found anywher in her full name, and I forgot how I learned her maiden name
Oh god, maybe those people call her Peggy for a reason 😳
@@-.Meylin.- Margarets are just called Peggy ya nasty
In italy it happens all the time because abbrevation of the same name differ region to region, sometimes even between cities of the same region.
I discovered my grandpa's real name when I was 12...
I learned that from Captain America
Margaret “Peggy” Carter
Bro got the ham lore ☠️
Wow, just wow that HE SOLD THE KNIVES TO THE DOCTOR WHO IS STILL TREATING HIM! He’s a great businessman
Always Be Closing! Sorry, I'm a car salesperson who's been in the business for seven years....its... Kinda automatic now.
Dude was a business man doing business , a true man of focus , commitment and shear f'ing will😂😂😂
My grandparents drop the most lore about my parents.
All my life we thought that my grand father was just an ordinary person until he told us that he was a small time gangster in his teens. And also that he has visited 100+ countries in his twenties. Crazy stuff.
🙄
“Wow! The heart surgeries will be so much easier now!!” -Doctor
Lol
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It's funniest than the youtube channel OPINIX 😂😂😂
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OMG THATS SO RIGHT
My dad basically walked across Asia to get to Italy. After marrying my mum, he set off with a few friends. Crossed lots of boarders. I only very recently heard how there was a search party after them in Russia while they were crossing some fields. There's probably more stories but he doesn't talk about them. After reaching italy, he built up a decent foundation. He got a job as a chef and worked his way up to working as a head chef, even ending up on the papers for his work. He then brought my mum over and I was born.
Woah
Was he originally from russia?
Wow
Your either indian or Pakistani
Now that's a man
i thought my mom was a regular office worker but my grandmother told me that she was the boss CEO
OMG
My father used to be a drummer in a band. He doesn't usually talk about his past, but my mother opened him up to talk. He first wanted to join the army but was scolded for it (you know, parents fear for their children), so he joined a band. Fast forward when I was in elementary school, I wanted to become a scout, and I was scolded because they take you away from classes way too often. Then, I decided to become the drummer of the school band. All that without knowing my father's backstory.
Wow. I wonder if your father is proud of you. Awesome job.
My father used to be a kinda gangster he said the whole city used to fear them police were there friends he was in many fights but in one fight one of his friends used his dagger to cut another dudes belly and his intestines fell out but he survived
those who don't know history are destined to repeat it
@@lunaponta594 I know history so am I destined to not repeat it
@square root K
I relate to this on ANOTHER LEVEL. the other day I found out that my father has been deaf in his left ear for the past 27 years and I have NEVER KNOWN ABOUT IT.
i guess you mean "deaf" not "death"
I just realized that..- thank you for pointing out my spelling error lmao. I fixed it. 😂
IKR, My dad told me when I was ~15 he only has partial feeling in his hands because, he broke his hands while skateboarding as a kid.
When my mom sends hom yarn shopping, he can tell how soft the yarn is if he *can't feel it!*
My father told me he once got suspended for a week because he dismantled a classroom door and let it lean onto the doorframe to let it look closed. The teacher tried to open the door but it fell on the teachers head instead causing some serious pain. It was kinda funny he said😂
‘Can’t argue with that!’
*shakes bloody hand*
Lol
A blood contract has been formed
"Why should I be kept informed about the life functions of the ten thousand bloody test subjects I'm supposed to be in charge of?"
aids
@@ffggdufs4112 Wheatly reference
As a fellow knife enthusiast, that sounds like a darn good knife and a darn good salesman!
Eh it’s D2.
@@tjdurand5165 D2?
@@tjdurand5165 depends D2 or CPM D2.
My dad carried the Olympic torch even though he wasn't in the Olympics
Your dad is the type who'd sell cooking products on a TV show but it's only on at like 4am that people watch because they're bored but end up getting highly invested in it
My dad randomly said "You know, I was in the military until your brother was born."
Mine to 😂😂
Did he ever go in a war?
My dad trained to serve in the military, although he was sent home due to a sprained foot.
@@CcpCcp-sk6dt I never asked him about it
I didn't know that my dad was adopted
My grandmother told me that when my dad was in highschool he randomly excused himself after lunch and showed up 8 hours later with a trophy for winning a breakdancing competition
My dad randomly told us he got stabbed when he was on his 21st birthday but refuses to tell us how. Every time we ask, my mom tells us to drop the conversation.
Those ‘Sharp slarp plarp’ knifes are the goat😎 (Doctor approved)
I was 25 when my dad told me that he got to pilot a civilian airplane. He was trained for helicopters, was the only passenger on a small regular line (this was before ecology came to attention) and befriended the pilot, who let him drive a few times.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS without knowing that.
It never gets better, once you find out all/most of your parents' lore, you have to learn your partner's, and your other friends'. There's always a perspective-shifting bombshell waiting for the most random time to reveal itself.
Now that’s a master salesman right there
That is the weirdest thing I have ever heard, and your Dad is also a very good voice actor.
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@@bene6969 nice
@@bene6969 It's ruined 😂
@@tajuddinahmed3379 it’s almost to 420 tho
Everyone in hamination's family sounds like him, I couldn't tell it was his dad voicing himself
While complaining that my doctor refused to remove a cyst in my breast because it “might risk my ability to breastfeed” (I don’t have children). My mother hit me with this gem. “That’s bullsh*t, they took my nipples clean off, sewed them back on and I was FINE.” And that’s how I found out my mum had a breast job, I was 25. She insisted that she had told me before.
Ok, but that doctor is a full on a-hole for worrying about you potentially bearing children than your own life.
Like, there's a thing called formula milk.
I don’t think they can refuse your care like that simply for the reason of you may need to breast feed later A not their business B that’s misogynistic C unethical
@@commonsense9558it was probably a low priority problem, like it didn't pose any threat just sitting there but risk of removal was higher than keeping it
Ur moms awsome
@@FindingSerrenitido you even know what misogyny means? And that’s a good reason if it wasn’t a threat to her life the same way men under 25 can’t get a vasectomy
This is so real. Like yesterday I asked where my mom was when 9/11 happened and she told me she was in school. When she got home that day she wrote a letter to the president about an idea for a monument for the people on the planes. She got a letter back from the president and his secretaries sadly denying the request due to lack of funds
Okay but that was probably the easiest and best sell that he ever got because the doctor knows just how deep and clean that cut was.
Yeah😅
Sticks and stones might my break my bones, but words will hurt me more. I don't give a F if you're just a kid, I'm getting outta here, before I'm standing in a puddle of tears. I may act tough, I may act mean, I may even laugh a bit, but on the inside I'm melting. I stay inside, and hide under the covers, but your words will alaways get to me.
-A random 7th grader
@@quackykitty_
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can leave psychological scars that can never truly heal.
-Timmy's dad
@@Rose-yx6jq true dat
@@quackykitty_that was the best poem I’ve ever read
When I was 21 my mother casually mentioned she had an older brother I never knew of. My grandmother got pregnant very young and out of wedlock, so the family sent her away during her pregnancy and told everyone the baby was my great-grandmother's. I was shocked by the news and how she mentioned it so casually.
Same thing for me! My dad has a sister that he hasn't seen in like- 30 years because she walked out on their family and never came back.
Bro the same happened to me, but instead it was my dad had apparently knocked up someone before my mom and he gave up all rights so by law, not his kid, but blood related… and I didn’t know until I was in highschool, don’t remember when specifically just highschool.
First time? Well my grampa married when he was 13 years old and later he made a lot of children one of them is my mom
This is so true. My dad tells the same stories over and over then randomly tell a story I never heard before.
Duck, Duck, Goose!.
@@dakota5972what does that do with litterally anything in this vid?
My wife says i do the same. Then im like..."oh i never mentioned it?"
one day, my dad said, "I'm gonna go to the store and get milk." i dont think he found it yet, i wonder if he needs help, but he never said which store he was going to. so idk where he is. its been 14 years.
My dad sat with Ryan Reynolds on a plane when he wasn't as known as now
Well thats something
It's weird to think that your parents have spent a good chunk of their lives without you being around. Like. WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY DID without you, and who knows if you'll ever learn everything there is to know about them. They're like the weirdest and most interesting bundle of mysteries in anyone's social life because unlike friends, your parents might just outright refuse to tell you their past cuz they were once an authority figure over you.
A lot of partying and party enhancers 🫡😘
i learned a few weeks ago that my dad used to have a tongue piercing when he was younger.
i turned 18 over a month ago, and i still learn crazy family lore.
@@lidmc796 life is not american pie
I learned my dad has a half brother when I was 15, best part is it wasn't even my dad who told me but my mum who also only found out a few years prior. You might think "oh, well they probably weren't very close then, maybe he even lives in a different country" but no, while my dad's half brother is in fact a lot older than my dad they did have a lot of contact and he even almost moved in with my dad's parents. Also he lives pretty close, it's like a 20 minute drive
dam thats sad
@@ITZ-SPINX-LOLhow is it sad?
was he a family friend or something?
I just realized my mom is lactose intolerant...
HOW COULD I NOT KNOW THIS 😭😅😂
I once was eating dinner with the family, then my dad started talking about his criminal record. Like, the previous conversation was about a pumpkin patch, then it switched to my dad's criminal life in the underworld
@@RSaBBproductionsbro you cant just ask that? Like what
@@eggyolknoodles curiosity dude, i am sorry
Real life lore?
Apparently my dad beat people up daily 🤯 LMFAOO
@@starsszqjmsame, he was the bully of the school and even the teachers were afraid of him and sometimes he didn't wear uniform to school acording to him.