My mom was a 50s housewife. Her management of the home gave us wonderful holidays she decorated for every season. Hot meals 3 times a day, making pies and cakes the kids. We were each givin individual attention. I grew up in the 60s and 70s America was proud, we loved freedom.
@@drinkmoresoda boomers are actually the ones retired or retiring now, after working their whole lives. You know, the people that pay taxes for “ free “ college loans and such. We actually are two generations out from the social issues of today. But then math isn’t taught anymore , because it’s racist, so how could you know…
Your comment made me cry, as my mother is 94 and in hospice. I’m doing all I can to make her last days as wonderful as she was, and gave her everything for us kids. No one is a “perfect mom”, but the thing I Learned from her, I appreciate and love her dearly as I’ve passed it all down to my children.
Saw a guy in a cafe today. He was wearing a mask and reading a free newspaper. Every now and then he removed the mask so he could lick his finger to turn the page. Thanks for protecting us, buddy.
@@rach6926 Same. The most ridiculous one was when a lady was wearing rubber gloves and licked them (after lifting her mask). 1) what's the point 2) rubber gloves give enough friction to easily separate the notes 🤦♀️
I was raised by parents born in the 20’s… yes I’m that old. I sometimes cry when I think about my childhood and see how kids are raised today. You don’t know love until you see a woman in a dress and apron singing making home made chicken and dumplings in the kitchen. I felt special and safe.
Note: From the days of a womans father negotiating the dowry with potential suitors all the way up until today, women have made terrible decisions involving thier futures. Women think an 80 hour work week where you have sex to get promoted, and you lie in bed and cry yourself to sleep all alone, is empowering. Can't wait to see what women come up with next.
@@DustinBarlow8P You really think all women who want to work and not just be a house wife do that? It's really just arrogance and no respect for women who want a career and have dreams on your part. You should respect a persons decision to do what they want with their life, not that many women sleep with their bosses to get promoted 😐.
Now they just drop them off with somebody who is virtually a stranger to tend after them. Or let them sit in front of their XBOX or internet all day shoveling snacks down their gullet because it keeps them out of moms hair. Digital devices have become the new babysitter in a lot of cases, and it's not a good path to be on at all.
@@reneeyates5175 just most of them do 😂😂 just like most of those "career" driven women who hit the wall realize all to late how much they really want a family and how little important a career really is.
Me too. I had my son and daughter late in life. They are both happily married and successful. I went back to my career shortly after they were born and worked full time as did my husband. We were fortunate to have in home child care at a very nice place. We are still friends with her. Our daughter has 3 sons ages 7 and under with a daughter on the way in four weeks. They wanted a large family. My daughter is a stay at home mom and works harder than I did with a job. Home schooled for preschool, cooks, cleans, gardens, does the yard care, volunteers at her church and is involved with her community. Her husband is an amazing father and a wonderful man. They decided together that she would stay home until the kids are older and make it on one income. I admire her so much she's the mom I wish I could have been.
I am NOT a feminist. I want a man. God made us different with different skills. The 50s wife was spot on. I don't want to work then still have to work at home. Being a stay at home wife/ mom is work despite what the weirdos say. No thank you!
I tried to explain this to younger women who actually were planning a pregnancy and having kids with no partner. It's like some Hollyweird script that tells us this is glamorous and empowering. Well, I lived it, and no, no it isn't. At least have some damn help. This is NOT a solo role! Please, people don't plan to raise kids alone. It's a terrible plan. (Unless you have money to pay people for the roles you both play, and even then, how does that usually work out for the kid?) Caveat: Unless you are being used and abused (in any way). You are the priority at this point and will have to do it alone. I feel for the thousands who are dealing with this!!
31 and a pretty avid gamer myself, been playing since the SNES days. Those individuals make me sad to be a gamer, they wouldn’t last a week in our era of gaming
@@ryanwight9116 Gaming has changed since we used to play. In our day there were a lot less multiplayer games and nobody was interested in watching someone play games for hours.
I'm a stay at home wife and mum to 3 (soon to be 4!) I am so pleased to read so many supportive messages on here, my husband and I are very happy the way we live our life, but our families are always sneaking in sarcastic comments, my Father, mother in law, sister in law, all pass comment that I'm lazy apparently because I don't go and sit in a cubicle staring at a screen and chugging coffee all day, whilst my kids are shoved in daycare..... I cannot understand it! I DON'T WANT it all! I DON'T want a career! I've only ever wanted a home with my husband and children 🥰💓
07:00 - My wife is a housewife - it’s brilliant, she’s happy, the house is always in good shape, she has minimal stress, the kids are happy and well looked after. We all get home cooked food at a fraction of the cost of the ready made rubbish. I’ve always said, if she ever want to get a job she can - but she knows she’s on to a good thing and isn’t about to trade it all in to earn a pittance. Meanwhile, because the house is in good order, I can do better at my job and earn enough for all of us to live in comfort. Only ever take advice from someone who is successful and happy.
Love this comment! My only caveat is the last statement; great advice comes from all walks of life; it's just a matter of differentiating & discerning between good advice & bad. Those that have lived difficult lives ridden with pain often have a great deal to offer thru the lens of lessons learned & life experiences!
@@sunsetanimator4187 Most people can live on one salary, but it takes sacrifices. My husband and I have done it our entire marriage. Even when he didn't make much money. But we decided when we got married that we would always budget our lives on what he made. Any money I make is "extra" and goes towards things we want not our basic living expenses. So me working has always been optional. We drove used cars, lived in smaller and cheaper places, bought or received second hand clothes/furniture, ate at home, and we had a strict budget. But it was the smartest thing we have ever done. The issue is that most people don't want to make the sacrifices to their lifestyle that are necessary to achieve this. And part of that sacrifice might be moving to an area with a lower cost of living. Or downsizing. Or figuring out a way to further your career to make more money. Or to switch careers. Insurance adjusters are in high demand and it's a job that pays good money and doesn't require a college degree. Only a certification. But it's all about what you value more and what is important to you as a family.
@@sunsetanimator4187 most people that say that have a car they can’t afford living in a home that’s too expensive. Sell the car get out of payments live within your mean buy a beater spend time with your kids
Scary part was just how accurate that Kamala Harris impression was! While listening, I wondered why a legit Harris speech was eliciting Zed's laughter... until scrolling back and dying while watching! Friggin great =)
I am glad to have a job where the wife doesn’t have to work. She can if she wants but she wants to be with the kids. I appreciate everything that she does for the household.
Thank you for being a husband that helps your wife be a good mother. Kids need as much attention as we can give them these days - the world is pretty messed up obviously.
Covid forced me to close my business. After 2 weeks at home I had a total meltdown. I realized how much time I had spent away from my kids and I felt like an piece of you know what. I’ve been a stay at home mom for 2 years now and I’ve never been happier in my life!
@@TheSuperappelflap some or most of them are happy I feel like the ones that are not are the ones going on about the freedom of choice thing all wrong you can see modern woman and men attack people for wanting to be a stay at home mom and dad who are also modern it all depends on the relationship or person and what they want
my mother and aunts and many women worked outside the house and brought home a pay check in the 1950's. they worked during the war years and after the war for a short time, after the vets got jobs, they were able to go back to work. when I was a child, my parents were able to do the shift they wanted so that one was at work during the day and the other take care of the children. also we had chores to do and after all the children were in school, the high school sibling at home first started the supper. my brothers learn how to care for babies and children, how to wash and clean a house and how to do yard work and the same with us girls. we would laugh at June Cleaver, Beaver's ,mom who would do cleaning in her pearl and sunday go to church dress.
Mot feminism. The way it was applied and the way too many people pushed it. Being paid to do the work you do at an equal rate is a good thing. Demanding a false "equality" is not.
Chivalry has died along with femininity. Now we see where the decline started. Living in the 50’s would be ideal, but watching the drastic values decline in the late 60’s would have been distressing.
well i have to say, the one about the 50s vs now hit home. I was born in 56, but was a teen ager in the late 60s and 70s, and things were great back then, but i was a kid. after i grew into being an adult, it was tough, but things did seem a lot better. Im thinking its been going downhill the last 20 years, but the 4 years of Trump were a nice break.
I remember seeing a neighbor's house had a color tv, visible through their open front door, maybe late 50s...? Started out in Los Angeles 1953. In 60s I had most comic books that could run $10 - $20K these days. First issues of Spidey, FF4, Hulk, Iron Man, Metal Men.
Born and raised in S.F ('58), right on Ashbury st., which would be called extremely conservative -> compared to today's "liberalism" ! " . . . those were the days "!
Born in '53' and even with the conflict in Vietnam raging in the 60s and 70s, things were far better than they are now. 58,000+ young men (and women) gave their lives in the belief that they were stopping what is happening right now, and many more may die trying to steer us off the path of a Communist America. I can only pray that we can get those brainwashed people who support the Socialist Democrats, to see the insanity that they helped to create, and come to their senses before it's too late!
LOVED the 50’s mom! Stay at home moms sacrifice a lot in life, It can be very hard at times, but when the kids are grown, the benefits are immense. They knew you were there for them when they were sick, sad, and needed someone to talk to. I taught them practical skills like how to read, draw, garden, drive, hiking, fishing, how to safely shoot a gun. Just like my mother did. We didn’t have a lot of money, but the greatest gift you can give your children is TIME. My husband and I agreed we would buy less and invest in our kids. We traveled, had fun, and I’ll always know we made the right choice, because our kids are fantastic adults, independent and thriving in this crazy world. My husband and I are happily together over 40 years. Feminists are selfish, have more stress, heart attacks, etc… just to drive fancier cars, wear fancy clothes, and try to act like men.
I have the utmost love and respect for my wife staying home to make sure our children are loved and cared for and not shoved into the system of public school and day care
We use nail brushes. And take a whole lot longer to wash our hands. I don't have them anymore but when I did, when I went to the bathroom in public, I would makes sure to get soap on the inside and rub them with an opposing nail.
Mothers convinced to find meaning/purpose by investing their time in working for a corporation & paying taxes while their children are raised in front of the tv, in daycares & public schools... This is how we got here y’all.
Single parent households don't have another choice really Many women enjoy their profession even after having children, they aren't obligated to completely give everything up just because they are mothers
My wonderful daughter seems to be from an earlier Era. She used to work, but now stays home with my grandkids, cleans and cooks for her family. She waits on her husband sometimes, when he works a lot, not like a servant, but like a wife who appreciates what he does. I'm very proud of her.
it's kind of sad how being a stay at home mom prevents you from interacting with new people and finding new experiences by traveling and discovering new things about yourself that life is going to offer you.
Yes can confirm, I work on a military base they are usually leaning on a sack in huge groups waiting to go somewhere. It is impressive how one day theres 2000 troops and all the equipment, and its crickets the next day. Experts at moving around.
@@michaelwaller7365 Eh, those became a thing before the '50s. GI Bill is a grant, which was activated in the '40s, and the first student loan was given out in the late 19th century to students going to Harvard. You're not completely wrong though, since it definitely became mainstream to have a loan or take a grant for education during the '60s.
@@The_Real_Frisbee Did not know about Harvard, thanks. They should use their $53 Billion in endowments, they'd be able to indoctrinate millions. I didn't count the GI Bill because it was earned with blood, sweat, & tears(not the group😁) but, you're right it is a grant.
People didn't need to go to college then. In 1950 a high School grad was better prepared for the job market than someone with a master's degree is today. College is a scam just like feminism.
I’m a stay at home mom and housewife and I LOVE IT! I feel bad for the women that feel their worth is based on their careers. My career is literally forming the next generation which is pretty rad. It’s a hard job, but so worth it!
But isn't it the point to have many options so that you in the end won't feal bad for yourself? Why would you care about them if they like that and everything that comes with that type of lifestyle?
@@Tamara_rs45 well the thing is not every woman has the option to be a housewife. So I’m sure she is talking about them, and probably those who think their career is more fulfilling. Me being a mother would love to be a stay at home so that I can spend time with my son. I’d love to consistently cook home meals for him, and have time to do activities with him.
@@Msmariselaful you think being a housewife is fulfilling and that's okay. She want to work and think that's fulfilling and that's okay live your life and let other live.
@@sofiblinka2300 I think the issue is that woman are pretty much forced not to. Woman who decide to stay home seem to get looked down on by working women.
Not at all. The fact you thinking me wanting to protect my family that have underlying health issues and immune defiency means I'm broken just says everything I need to know about you.
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 They have done it in Japan for decades before we did it and they have a point, after wearing a mask I am sick way less than before.
Every single opening in the weave of those masks everyone wore is 80 times larger than the Covid virus. Wearing those masks to protect you from Covid was like building a chain link fence to protect you from a swarm of bees. Absolutely useless. BTW, Japan is great. They also have the highest youth suicide rate in the world. Just sayin’.
I was at the grocery store just yesterday and saw a lady not only with a mask on, but one of those welder-like plastic face shields. It was yesterday. I said to my friend "million bucks she's a democrat."
It's funny how neither of things really do much of anything. Mask definitely not, welder shield nope. Those together MAYBE have a bit of a benefit given the molecules will have to pass under the shield AND through a mask but it can do both rather easily.
@@rebeccacampbell585 why? Because feminism is forced onto the younger generation and enough of them don't have enough hand life experiences to see through the parts of it that ruin their ability to have meaningful pair bonded relationships ultimately leading to a damaged and diminished dating pool.
The 50s wife part had me chuckling so much! When my parents met, my mom was a single mother who supported herself and my oldest brother, because that’s what had to be done to make life work. She met my dad and they got married. I was one of six kids, and my parents made the decision together for my mom to stay at home with us and homeschool ALL of us. I didn’t know it, but that decision was very hard financially on both of my parents for a long time. Every day, my mom educated us, loved us, met all of our needs, kept the house absolutely stunning and I never heard her complain once. My dad provided for us and I watched his daily appreciation for my mom and her appreciation for him. As an adult now, I respect and recognize that my mom kept the same care and drive for us, our dad, and our home that she did when she had to support herself at work. Her intentions were always strong, driven and led with care, regardless of what her “workplace” looked like. I do have a few extreme feminists friends who judge me for what I want in my future. Right now, I’m a single woman, have a great job, and own my own house. Cool. I’m proud of that hard work. However, if I have a future husband and we make a decision together for me to be home with our kids, I will GLADLY and gratefully take it. It’s a financial blessing if you’re able to stay home. It is a lot of work to take on, but that would us so much more fulfilling (to me) than working my 9-5, barely seeing my future children/husband, and having almost no time to maintain my home. Needless to say, I don’t mind people judging me for wanting to be just like my mother. ❤ she’s the strongest woman I know, and I’m grateful for the childhood I was given because of my parents’ sacrifices.
Re: Guy whose girl won't let him golf Our parents prepared us for this. Basically, they yell at us for not going outside, but we are not allowed to go to the park by ourselves and have to be within viewing distance of the house. So our options are to run back and forth on the tiny yard or throw a ball against the house, at which point we will get screamed at. What do you want, mom? What is it?!
I don't understand women who want their man glued to their side 24-7 like do you not feel valid as a human being and need constant attention or something?! Maybe I have some sort of autism or something but I want my husband OUT OF THE HOUSE. Go away have fun with the guys be back in time for dinner and leave me the f alone. Been happily married to a trucker for over a decade.
I had this argument when I was married. "You're woodworking in the garage too much," okay, go inside and she's watching murder shows and/or sewing... wtf.
I love the 1950s to 2022 part! I work full time and take care of the house full time. It’s not fun. Sometimes I’m like so happy with myself when I can get it all done in a day, but most of the time, I’m just waiting for the day that my husband makes enough so I can stop working and just raise the kids and clean the house and cook for him.
I do wish somebody could go back and tell the people who fought for women to be expected to work outside the home that what they were really fighting for was mandatory two-income families. Double the workforce, wages don't grow. Surprise, surprise.
They fought for women to be ALLOWED to work outside the home so they could support themselves without a man if their husband died. Also so if their husband passed she could continue running his business if she was capable. Traditional feminists never wanted it to become normal. WWII kinda fucked everything, in my opinion. We should have never been involved in that fight. Before anyone says "Oh but we had to stop the genocide" russia did even worse things at the same time yet we fought alongside them, they STILL have concentration camps to this day. It wasn't about stopping evil or helping people, it was purely to get us out of our isolationism and into endless wars they could profit from.
Yeah, women working was supposed to be prosperous for a family because it was all excess money and therefore expendable, now it's hard to survive even with dual incomes, everything progressive is soaked in lies all the time.
19:20 When I was in high school, I had a friend that did landscaping. He came over after work one day and tracked dirt all over the living room. My parents told him that it would be fine as long as he cleaned it up. So he got out the vacuum, and plugged it into a switched outlet, which was currently off. He didn't know about the switch. So he's standing there, trying to click the vacuum, and it's not working. My Dad comes into the living room, and is standing right by the switch. He says, "You have to make the sound of a vacuum cleaner for it to turn on." My friend goes "vrooom" and my Dad hits the switch. My friend was absolutely shocked that it worked.
6:50 fooled them into thinking they were enslaved, then made them less free and less happy than before. As my 79 year old female college prof told us back in 2007, "You know about history because someone told you about it. I know about it because I lived it. I don't remember being oppressed."
I was a househusband for a while and I totally loved it. Sweet deal if you can get it for sure. And I loved taking care of my sweetie, making her good food, back massages, and everything. To each their own.
I am a sixty-three-year old woman, who worked outside the home for many years and loathed it. I felt as if I was letting my husband, my son and my home down. No one instilled these values in me, I've just always been blessed with them. When I decided to quit working outside the home, I gained a sense of peace and so did my family. Yes, things were very, very tight (financially wise), but for my son to have someone here when he came home from school, for my husband to have me here when he got home from work - to a clean house, dinner on the table... was a blessing all around. There is something to be said for earning the money to maintain a household, but all too often the aspects of who maintains that household on a daily basis is forgotten or belittled. Old fashioned? Hell yeah and we'd do it exactly the same all over again because even though we never had much money, we had love, support, companionship and a home deeply blessed. I respect women who wish to work outside the home, I really do... as for myself, give me that 1950's way (the life I lead) any day!
Truthfully as I read your thoughts and reflect upon my mother raising us kids I absolutely can relate to and respect your thoughts. On the other hand my mother being a single mom of 4 raising us kids on a waitresses income I am glad that some of the changes happened. If they hadn't changed things would have likely been vastly different for our mother trying to raise us. My mother is a very independent, no nonsense woman who is definitely not a fan of feminism in its modern iteration. This is a topic that my wife and I have discussed many a time because we both have a more traditional set of values. One conclusion that we have come to together is that the biggest issue we face is respect. The most current iteration of feminism teaches little girls that they don't need to respect themselves or thier partners while concurrently teaching young men that they have to simp and elevate women above themselves and basically just be walking wallets. That element of mutual respect and care for one's self and spouse has been removed. My wife has been judged for wanting to he a wife mother and homemaker but she has not let that dissuade her. She also wanted to work in a field where she can do so from home allowing her to meet her primary family goals. And I can truly say that she is an absolute blessing and amazing at all those things. We both work and.we both share in the domestic chores, typically doing them together whenever possible. But despite the economic and social state of the world we have in many regards managed to maintain traditional values in a mostly traditional marriage.
A smart idea, for the modern house wife, is finding ways to make extra cash at home. Hopefully not scams like MLM, but craft type things, probably things you'd do anyway.
Reflecting back our family life changed, and my mother’s personality and world view shifted in a very negative way when she went to Nursing School. And honestly the money she made was not really worth the price we all paid.
@@maryjane4432 There is a video somewhere on UA-cam I downloaded. The guy is standing at a charging station for charging EV's in a parking lot somewhere in Kommiefornia. He walks around behind the privacy fence. There is a huge 100 kilowatt diesel generator POWERING the charging station. So much for "saving" the planet with those EV's.
Loved the 1950s - present day sketch. I was born in the 80s in England and I've never believed in the invisible patriarchy. My grandmother was never 'under the thumb', and I'm sure as heck not either. Life is what you make it. The ladies AOC impression was brilliantly funny.
My grandma was born during the Depression. She died when I was a kid, but I very vividly remember her as the type of woman you did *not* mess with. And my mom told me that my grandpa only ever hit my grandmother *once*, because after that one time she shot him in the leg with her .38 lmao
Just reading the comments below, and thrilled to see so many intelligent women who are in favor of the way things used to be. Gives me hope in finding a real woman. Thank you.
That 50's vs 2022 is spot on. I am sure that, just as I discovered almost too late about the joys of motherhood, eventually the woke women of the West will come to their senses and decide a traditional marriage and raising a family is a pretty rewarding way of life. Most women in a relatively happy marriage enjoy raising children with the man who fathered them. The ladder one is amazing. I heard of another case where a guy got into the Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art and installed his own artwork (tiny paintings on plug inlet covers) without being bothered just by having a tool box and wearing one of those bright yellow vests and a hard hat.
It was pretty good. I've interviewed women who got married in the 50s and late 40s. They felt a deep sense of duty to care for their kids and home. Feminists like to go off about women being unable to own property and get loans. Well you can't get approved for a loan if you have no job and no credit history. One change they don't talk about, aside from the points in the clip, is the change in divorce law. Women were more likely to have sole custody. They would also be awarded alimony *for the life of the ex-husband.* (Probably because it was assumed the ex-wife wouldn't be able to provide for herself and the courts probably didn't want to provide for her.) They still had difficult things to deal with, but the law will never be completely fair for every case.
My mother volunteers her time bow that she's retired by teaches a cooking course at her church for the local university girls. Actual girls, ya know. Not only that but she teaches them how to do motherly tasks like changing diapers and even how to sew. She tells me it's always a full class...so that gives me hope for the future.
Honestly, I think modern women would be happy if they had been told the truth. They were told a fantasy that they could have it all, but instead were given reality which says you have to pic and choose because no, you can't have it all. They were told the more people you slept with the happier you would be. Reality gave them stds, unwanted pregnancies, loneliness, and finally depression.
Sean Hannity had two guests one his show: dude told that modern day fem the truth and she was speechless, whole staff was laughing; it was so freaking funny. Check it out.
Thats because women were created to everything that a man CAN'T do. The problem is that too many women these days fail to see the beauty and power in that and instead strive to be equal to something that we were never meant to be, and in reality already were.. Men and women each have their half to the whole part.
I think where the problem came was women were taken for granted for so long and when you put in sooo much effort but get little appreciation in return you get tired of putting forth the effort. Then men seem to think they do all this hard stuff and it kinda became an unspoken(and some direct spoken) challenge. So women started to show them not only can we do what they can not, but we can also do what they do.. Then it just took over.....
@@charmainecooper6784 yet I have women at work who refuse to take trash to the dumpsters because it's a man's job. Get back at me about how women work harder than men and men are lazy. Not gonna go into it with you just yet, but most women today who are like you, won't even do the bare fucking minimum, much less what a man does.
@@charmainecooper6784 I was never a feminist until I became a mom. Dads get standing ovations for doing the bare minimum, and women get ostracized if they can’t do it ALL.
@@rackel1213 It all depends on the individual household dynamic. Modern Dads do considerably more domestic tasks than Dads did decades ago. If your husband does the "bare minimum" that's an issue you need to address.
The army soldier sitting there wondering why they have been there for hours is spot on. I always thought they should have a modern warfare game where there is a 3 hour level where you just stand in a line with a bunch of gear but cant fall asleep because you are "leaving any minute". let the countdown timer reach 0, but then you have to stay there for another 2 hours.
The 50's were the best of times for the US. A man could be the janitor of the elementary school and raise his family on just the on income. Buy a home, car, Christmas gifts and go on vacations all while mom raised the children and ran the house.
A house was 2 or 3 year's pay and the government didn't steal half your income. Only remember one foreclosure before the '70s, when the economy went down the tubes, due to the EPA and "energy crisis."
@@InkedCarpenter1776 kids were raised much better back then. Eating meals at the dinner table with the entire family. Had manners caught up on everyone's day and said thanks to the lord for all the blessing he gave.
"You can have purple hair" "Uh...no...I don't think that would be a good look" "Oh..don't worry, you can also have pink or green hair!" "uh..........."
That ultrasound was classic. 😂 I thought mine was funny. My son, after the tech had gone over everything with the ultrasound wand, decided he’d had enough, rolled over and mooned us. 😂 That was my first clue of his personality and it was spot on. He’s 27 now and a sarcastic comedian. 😂👍
I have literally watched my wife slide off the roof when we were shoveling snow off of it and land in a snowbank I walk over to the edge to see her looking back up at me and I was laughing so hard I literally could not breathe I thought I was going to pee my pants lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 don't feel bad for her because she's done the exact same thing to me 😁
Yeah as a new bride that happened to me, and I'm planted in the snowbank, look up to see my cop husband, and my visiting Dad, peering over the roof edge laughing so hard. I was yelling, I hope you join me, I'm stuck!
Both aforementioned wives are very lucky they weren't hurt. Everyone I've known that has fallen off a roof had serious injuries, usually 2 broken feet, but my aunt had a shattered shoulder joint. Granted, there was no snow to cushion the fall.
@@whatsappscambot1802 shoveling snow off roof means heavy snow fall, if there wasnt snow banks to .land in we wouldn't have needed to be shoveling the roof off, nor would it have been slippery vs just an accident. Jumping hehosophats scambot.
I consider myself a "fulfilled feminist." So long as 1) I can vote. 2) I can own personal property. And 3) I'm not considered 'personal property' myself, I am happy. And because all three of those requirements have long since been fulfilled, I'm happy. We need to stop calling modern feminists "feminists" and start calling them for what they really are - "misandrists." Just my two cents.
As a Marine, I’d say that hiking skit was pretty accurate. Wondering if Marines are still banned from Kadena Air Base E-clubs after the incident in the 80’s?
Access to a level of information my parents couldn't have even imagined. What do we do with it all? Shake our butts and handle our own nethers. Have mercy.
Tools are tools. It's not a gun's fault if a malcontent shoots someone, nor is it the internet's fault if an antisocial forgets how to interact with normal humans. Unfortunately, there does not exist a tool that humans have not used poorly from time to time. Maybe we need to teach humans differently so they approach problems more thoughtfully.
When I was in college, I dated a guy who could down a beer like that girl…..as quickly as the glass could be upturned…..actually, a bit faster than this girl. He won so many bets….that’s how he paid for our dates. 😂
I knew a guy in college who could also down a beer from normal mug like that, maybe even faster. He would not drink at all normally, except for one show-off beer per party. He also won our college's ice cream eating contest every year.
I laughed, which has been missing from my existence the last few weeks thanks to my demon of depression having its claws and fangs into me. Thank you so much for helping me and long may these amazing videos keep coming. The Kamal Harris impression is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time. The kid with the trimmer impression too.
I was a stay at home mom. I never wanted to have a city job. I love history and thought I would love a job as a Art Historian but I didn’t want the city. I raised my family and said what was required of me. I was able to bring my son fishing as his dad worked all the time. I also help with my grandchildren. The fact that my son shares their business with his wife they have 2 well adjusted and confident children. I would rather do that than anything else and I have no regrets. Our first house was a cabin with no running water or actual walls. We built as we could afford and did without a lot of things and didn’t suffered except for material items.
8:00 I looked that one up on Tiktok and it pushed a feminists response to it to me first, was worth the rabbithole, the delusion and hilarity from reading said delusion was some of the funniest stuff I've seen on the internet in a long time. One comment asked why 'living alone in a ball-free house with your cat' is a bad thing. The OP posted back: "Because cats are a sign of independence because they listen to no one, dogs can be trained into obedience, so men lean towards dogs, and women towards cats, because they don't want things that are independent." The straws that these people will grasp at to justify their unjustifiable stance is absolute comedy gold. 🤣🤣🤣
My fiance is definitely the independent one... And basically out of all my friends I think I have one buddy who'd I'd agree was the independent one in his relationship. Idk where any of us would be without an independent woman. She also is against modern feminism!
I think most women did and alot of the women didn't want kids but abortion was illegal in USA. You wanting to be a man's property that he can beat and do what he wants with says alot
For someone that gets disgusted as easy as you Tyler, the fact you didn’t see how revolting that bathroom was is amazing. It’s not the 3 in 1, it’s the nastiness below it. 🤮The condition of a persons bathroom says a lot about them.
Well this is flawed way of thinking lol. I've left shit uncleaned for months bcs of my depression some ppl just hate to clean. So what's the logic ? I don't clean so I'm a bad person? Thats certainly what your outright suggesting and it's not a good way to think...
@@EFX5452 It's the dial 3-in-1 its not a good brand, if there is such a thing. The bathroom was gross! What we're all thinking is how can you have a clean body if that's your bathroom.
As a woman I am proud of my specific skill sets and differences that being a woman has to bring to the table. I find it baffling that feminist have such a double standard.. it must be so hard shattering a fictional glass ceiling to be strong and independent while still expecting the man to pay for every date and open doors and hard labor while still complaining that men don't do enough... The fact that men are expected to bury their feelings and have to walk on egg shells... No wonder why male depression has sky rocketed..
I mean, I agree that we shouldn't be forgiving student loan debt... but we also need to fucking stop telling 14-18 year olds that they need to go to college or they'll be losers.
@Thor Odin son yes, thank you. Or even no college is fine as well. I make pretty good money, and college only hurt me. I mean, I'm not rich or anything, but I have a pretty big 2 bedroom apartment to just me, vehicle, entertainment, and if i really want something i have enough in the bank for most things i could want. I only went to college to shut people up, which is why i eventually said fuck this lol.
It has actually been proven that going to college damages kids' critical thinking skills, on average. Because they're simply told what to think, not how to think. And, unlike in HS, they believe it (that is, don't question it) because they're 1) paying for it and 2) being taught by professors(!). So they come out empty-headed little zombies who are absolutely sure they know the answers.
I am a stay at home mom of 4 kids. I homeschool, cook every single meal and am VERY traditional. Guess what? Me and hubby have a great relationship and I’m extremely fulfilled. Living my best life!
In Nevada I lived by a big lake with big fish, and virtually no fishing pressure. Guy who has record Wiper Bass, 25 pounds, told me he broke the record twice and his wife was out with him on boat both times. I said "she is good luck, need to take her more often". He said "I like fishing in quiet more than catching fish"
My daughter woke me up from a dead sleep to tell me this joke. Her: Mom what's the difference between the Titanic and California? Me: WTF????!!!!! Her: The Titanic still had its lights on as it broke apart and sunk. I went back to sleep I woke up later n laughed my butt off when I finally realized what she was saying.
Funny stuff today, except the purple haired girl (50s vs 2022) that was kind of sad. I am definitely not a feminist, refused to change with the times, I stayed home, cooked, cleaned, gardened and raised my children, no need for antidepressants when you can rip weeds out of the ground or scrub the surface off of something. That Kamala part was hilarious.
I live in Southern CA (I'm one of the good ones). We have been going through quite a heat wave. And this is 100% accurate. We have been getting notifications asking us to not use so much energy, or we will be subjected to rotating outages to conserve energy. No joke. I've gone through 2 rounds of outages over the last few days. Ridiculous. But ban gas! Everyone buy electric! What a joke!
Personal rule of thumb: Whenever something doesn't add up, ask yourself the question, "Why?". They didn't just decide to be completely illogical for no reason at all. There is something else that they are after.
The 1950s wife to 2022 woman... YESSS!!! I would MUCH rather be completely a stay at home wife, cook for my husband healthy from scratch meals, clean my home and have a ton more realistic skills.
I love that feminist video. I'm glad there are still some women who realize that "liberation" isn't all it's cracked up to be. What these other women lack is a man who actually respects what she does. A woman has a great and respectful role in the household and should not be made to feel second class.
Therein lies the problem. Too many big egos got in the way and women became tired of being looked at without appreciation or consideration. So then they started showing men that they too can do what the men do and provide for the household. Now we are stuck having to choose between families or work and though the cycle of this was created from men making women feel less than they are, and this should have been an eye opener movement for men, now kts a prison of womens own choosing. Sad as hell.... Im a highly independent female. Yet i also CHOOSE to be a stay at home mom, i also get APPRECIATED by my family. Thats the difference that makes it worth it all.
It is sooo hard to meet men who don't look down on you when you're a stay at home mom. I was fortunate enough to be able to continue being one after my husband died and the way you get talked to, looked at and treated the moment you tell someone.... Makes you wonder where the real men went
@@barbararomero285 When everyone in media calls them trash , grapist and something inherently wrong with them . This makes normal men to hate women and Feminist movement .These men change after marriage if the wife is sweet to them .
@@charmainecooper6784 Did the women succeed in showing that they can do it all ? , the answer is big no till now , i don't think it will ever be acheived . Men didn't do it becoz they wake up and thought we have penis we have to build an aeroplane. This is why feminism will fail putting gender before passion . Men put passion first ,gender comes after . It's not lession for men , only man who gives a crap or wants an independent women is a man who can't earn for himself . Women will acheive great things when it's not seen as a competition with men and when they stop blaming men .
@@Doc-hp5wf i'm not about to marry someone in the 'hope' they'll change. Our problems aren't going to be cleared up by blaming men or women, we all have a hand in it and we're all responsible in some way.
I was in a grocery store the other day, and this woman was wearing a mask. She dropped some food on the ground and yes, she pulled down her mask to eat what she dropped... I don't think she paid for it
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Good Mernin, Twinkle Toes. 😆
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Morning.
My mom was a 50s housewife. Her management of the home gave us wonderful holidays she decorated for every season. Hot meals 3 times a day, making pies and cakes the kids.
We were each givin individual attention.
I grew up in the 60s
and 70s America was proud, we loved freedom.
And then you threw it all in the trash. Boomers dont give a crap about anybody but themselves.
@@drinkmoresoda boomers are actually the ones retired or retiring now, after working their whole lives. You know, the people that pay taxes for “ free “ college loans and such. We actually are two generations out from the social issues of today.
But then math isn’t taught anymore , because it’s racist, so how could you know…
@@drinkmoresoda That's total bullshit. Get off my NEIGHBOR'S lawn, you punk.
Same here, I grew up in the '70s. It was great!
Your comment made me cry, as my mother is 94 and in hospice. I’m doing all I can to make her last days as wonderful as she was, and gave her everything for us kids. No one is a “perfect mom”, but the thing I Learned from her, I appreciate and love her dearly as I’ve passed it all down to my children.
I remember my mother in the sixties watching women burn bra's on the news saying " they're setting the wrong people free." Talk about clairvoyance.
I was just starting to wear a bra when that was happening. It was a little confusing.
I laughed so hard as I read this
Which people were the right people to set free?
@@CIintB3ASTW0oD the NOT crazy ones…
The ones going to work 8+ hours a day
That Kamila impression is spot on! Well done.
I was honestly unsure if she was lipsyncing to an actual Cabal-a speech, it was so uncanny
The best part of the video, she nailed it.
Saw a guy in a cafe today. He was wearing a mask and reading a free newspaper. Every now and then he removed the mask so he could lick his finger to turn the page. Thanks for protecting us, buddy.
Yeah I work in retail. People pull down their masks to lick their fingers so they can seperate the notes before handing them to me. Lol.
I was reading a book on my tablet and caught myself as I did the same thing. Talk about a brain fart!
@@rach6926 Same. The most ridiculous one was when a lady was wearing rubber gloves and licked them (after lifting her mask). 1) what's the point 2) rubber gloves give enough friction to easily separate the notes 🤦♀️
@@JR-sx3gl oh dear 🤣
@@michaelquigley1411 🤣🤣
I was raised by parents born in the 20’s… yes I’m that old. I sometimes cry when I think about my childhood and see how kids are raised today. You don’t know love until you see a woman in a dress and apron singing making home made chicken and dumplings in the kitchen. I felt special and safe.
Note: From the days of a womans father negotiating the dowry with potential suitors all the way up until today, women have made terrible decisions involving thier futures. Women think an 80 hour work week where you have sex to get promoted, and you lie in bed and cry yourself to sleep all alone, is empowering. Can't wait to see what women come up with next.
@@DustinBarlow8P You really think all women who want to work and not just be a house wife do that? It's really just arrogance and no respect for women who want a career and have dreams on your part. You should respect a persons decision to do what they want with their life, not that many women sleep with their bosses to get promoted 😐.
Now they just drop them off with somebody who is virtually a stranger to tend after them. Or let them sit in front of their XBOX or internet all day shoveling snacks down their gullet because it keeps them out of moms hair. Digital devices have become the new babysitter in a lot of cases, and it's not a good path to be on at all.
@@reneeyates5175 just most of them do 😂😂 just like most of those "career" driven women who hit the wall realize all to late how much they really want a family and how little important a career really is.
Me too. I had my son and daughter late in life. They are both happily married and successful. I went back to my career shortly after they were born and worked full time as did my husband. We were fortunate to have in home child care at a very nice place. We are still friends with her. Our daughter has 3 sons ages 7 and under with a daughter on the way in four weeks. They wanted a large family. My daughter is a stay at home mom and works harder than I did with a job. Home schooled for preschool, cooks, cleans, gardens, does the yard care, volunteers at her church and is involved with her community. Her husband is an amazing father and a wonderful man. They decided together that she would stay home until the kids are older and make it on one income. I admire her so much she's the mom I wish I could have been.
I am NOT a feminist. I want a man. God made us different with different skills. The 50s wife was spot on. I don't want to work then still have to work at home. Being a stay at home wife/ mom is work despite what the weirdos say. No thank you!
Honestly I would rather be a stay home wife and mom it is easy to protect my kids and prevent evil grooming and destroying its cradle.
Amen! Exactly why I do it. I want to be with my child. I homeschool but that is another topic in itself.
Yin and Yang ☯️
I tried to explain this to younger women who actually were planning a pregnancy and having kids with no partner. It's like some Hollyweird script that tells us this is glamorous and empowering. Well, I lived it, and no, no it isn't. At least have some damn help. This is NOT a solo role! Please, people don't plan to raise kids alone. It's a terrible plan. (Unless you have money to pay people for the roles you both play, and even then, how does that usually work out for the kid?)
Caveat: Unless you are being used and abused (in any way). You are the priority at this point and will have to do it alone. I feel for the thousands who are dealing with this!!
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 yeah men just can't stay at home. That's why house husbands don't work
I'm a 37 year old who plays video games and I am disgusted by that man's reaction.
Same, that is a shameful representation...not entirely sure it was a man either.
31 and a pretty avid gamer myself, been playing since the SNES days. Those individuals make me sad to be a gamer, they wouldn’t last a week in our era of gaming
I don't play video games and I'm disgusted at his reaction.
Been playing since the Atari 2600.
OG gamer
@@ryanwight9116 Gaming has changed since we used to play. In our day there were a lot less multiplayer games and nobody was interested in watching someone play games for hours.
I'm a stay at home wife and mum to 3 (soon to be 4!)
I am so pleased to read so many supportive messages on here, my husband and I are very happy the way we live our life, but our families are always sneaking in sarcastic comments, my Father, mother in law, sister in law, all pass comment that I'm lazy apparently because I don't go and sit in a cubicle staring at a screen and chugging coffee all day, whilst my kids are shoved in daycare.....
I cannot understand it!
I DON'T WANT it all! I DON'T want a career! I've only ever wanted a home with my husband and children 🥰💓
You don't sit in a cubicle, but you do lie on your back all day.
07:00 - My wife is a housewife - it’s brilliant, she’s happy, the house is always in good shape, she has minimal stress, the kids are happy and well looked after. We all get home cooked food at a fraction of the cost of the ready made rubbish. I’ve always said, if she ever want to get a job she can - but she knows she’s on to a good thing and isn’t about to trade it all in to earn a pittance. Meanwhile, because the house is in good order, I can do better at my job and earn enough for all of us to live in comfort. Only ever take advice from someone who is successful and happy.
Love this comment!
My only caveat is the last statement; great advice comes from all walks of life; it's just a matter of differentiating & discerning between good advice & bad.
Those that have lived difficult lives ridden with pain often have a great deal to offer thru the lens of lessons learned & life experiences!
What kinda job are you working, because where I live you can’t live without two salaries.
@@sunsetanimator4187 Most people can live on one salary, but it takes sacrifices. My husband and I have done it our entire marriage. Even when he didn't make much money. But we decided when we got married that we would always budget our lives on what he made. Any money I make is "extra" and goes towards things we want not our basic living expenses. So me working has always been optional. We drove used cars, lived in smaller and cheaper places, bought or received second hand clothes/furniture, ate at home, and we had a strict budget. But it was the smartest thing we have ever done. The issue is that most people don't want to make the sacrifices to their lifestyle that are necessary to achieve this. And part of that sacrifice might be moving to an area with a lower cost of living. Or downsizing. Or figuring out a way to further your career to make more money. Or to switch careers. Insurance adjusters are in high demand and it's a job that pays good money and doesn't require a college degree. Only a certification. But it's all about what you value more and what is important to you as a family.
@@sunsetanimator4187 most people that say that have a car they can’t afford living in a home that’s too expensive. Sell the car get out of payments live within your mean buy a beater spend time with your kids
@Pixie Pete it’s amazing how little you need when you manage money well. A “high paying” job not required.
Scary part was just how accurate that Kamala Harris impression was! While listening, I wondered why a legit Harris speech was eliciting Zed's laughter... until scrolling back and dying while watching! Friggin great =)
She nailed it.
She nailed the whiny tone perfectly! It successfully sounded like nails on a chalkboard.
Lol, that was UNCANNY
I was making lunch at the time, so I heard the impression and just assumed it was her. When I looked at my screen, I almost dropped my plate.
Best I've heard for sure!
I am glad to have a job where the wife doesn’t have to work. She can if she wants but she wants to be with the kids. I appreciate everything that she does for the household.
Guy here, and that's how it should be.
And I’m sure she appreciates you providing for the family.
💗
Thank you for being a husband that helps your wife be a good mother. Kids need as much attention as we can give them these days - the world is pretty messed up obviously.
@@erseshe I think you missed the point
Covid forced me to close my business. After 2 weeks at home I had a total meltdown. I realized how much time I had spent away from my kids and I felt like an piece of you know what. I’ve been a stay at home mom for 2 years now and I’ve never been happier in my life!
Daaaaaaaaaammmmmn, that kamala impression seemed like an actual "speech" she's given....
That lady doing Kamala... she needs to answer her phone with that voice! Telemarketers would take her number off their list lol
Props to the lady doing Kamala Harris, spot-on voice, and talking nonsense around an issue without giving any resolution.😆
As a women.
"I think I'll just stay here"
2022 is a tragic story for us ladies.
I hope to raise my daughter to realize the lies.
How about you raise her to make her own decisions?
@@crashjz 🤨 what decisions am I taking away from her?
Have you ever raised a child?
@@letthelightshinein "Have you ever raised a child?"
I doubt it, he sounds like one.
@@crashjz how is letting them make their own decisions working out for modern western women? they all look so happy. /s
@@TheSuperappelflap some or most of them are happy I feel like the ones that are not are the ones going on about the freedom of choice thing all wrong you can see modern woman and men attack people for wanting to be a stay at home mom and dad who are also modern it all depends on the relationship or person and what they want
I'm with the 1950's housewife. Feminism ruined everything.
my mother and aunts and many women worked outside the house and brought home a pay check in the 1950's. they worked during the war years and after the war for a short time, after the vets got jobs, they were able to go back to work. when I was a child, my parents were able to do the shift they wanted so that one was at work during the day and the other take care of the children. also we had chores to do and after all the children were in school, the high school sibling at home first started the supper. my brothers learn how to care for babies and children, how to wash and clean a house and how to do yard work and the same with us girls. we would laugh at June Cleaver, Beaver's ,mom who would do cleaning in her pearl and sunday go to church dress.
Mot feminism. The way it was applied and the way too many people pushed it. Being paid to do the work you do at an equal rate is a good thing. Demanding a false "equality" is not.
Things were much better in those days.
Was it paradise?
No, there is no such thing, but compared to today, it was pretty darn close!
That's why feminism was introduced. It's part of a babylonian religion. Ok, we're here for some fun. Let it roll...
Chivalry has died along with femininity. Now we see where the decline started. Living in the 50’s would be ideal, but watching the drastic values decline in the late 60’s would have been distressing.
well i have to say, the one about the 50s vs now hit home. I was born in 56, but was a teen ager in the late 60s and 70s, and things were great back then, but i was a kid. after i grew into being an adult, it was tough, but things did seem a lot better. Im thinking its been going downhill the last 20 years, but the 4 years of Trump were a nice break.
Our technology has evolved, but we have not.
I remember seeing a neighbor's house had a color tv, visible through their open front door, maybe late 50s...? Started out in Los Angeles 1953. In 60s I had most comic books that could run $10 - $20K these days. First issues of Spidey, FF4, Hulk, Iron Man, Metal Men.
Born and raised in S.F ('58), right on Ashbury st., which would be called extremely conservative -> compared to today's "liberalism" !
" . . . those were the days "!
Born in '53' and even with the conflict in Vietnam raging in the 60s and 70s, things were far better than they are now.
58,000+ young men (and women) gave their lives in the belief that they were stopping what is happening right now, and many more may die trying to steer us off the path of a Communist America.
I can only pray that we can get those brainwashed people who support the Socialist Democrats, to see the insanity that they helped to create, and come to their senses before it's too late!
There was a brief era of national pride with Reagan. Then Bush-41 started the endless 30 years of non-stop war, and pushed the NWO agenda.
LOVED the 50’s mom! Stay at home moms sacrifice a lot in life, It can be very hard at times, but when the kids are grown, the benefits are immense. They knew you were there for them when they were sick, sad, and needed someone to talk to. I taught them practical skills like how to read, draw, garden, drive, hiking, fishing, how to safely shoot a gun. Just like my mother did. We didn’t have a lot of money, but the greatest gift you can give your children is TIME. My husband and I agreed we would buy less and invest in our kids. We traveled, had fun, and I’ll always know we made the right choice, because our kids are fantastic adults, independent and thriving in this crazy world. My husband and I are happily together over 40 years. Feminists are selfish, have more stress, heart attacks, etc… just to drive fancier cars, wear fancy clothes, and try to act like men.
I have the utmost love and respect for my wife staying home to make sure our children are loved and cared for and not shoved into the system of public school and day care
My mother and I were hardly friends but I respected what she did and loved her anyway...I has faults too.
I agree 💯 with you!
6:50 is where you'll find the 1950s
Drive fancy cars? And wear fancy clothes?!?! Have you SEEN the way these feminists look???
Holy crap, that was THE BEST Kamala impression i have seen. She got the voice, the laugh, and the whole speech pattern down perfectly.
Another thing about those nails.. how do they clean themselves after the bathroom? And a lot of fast food workers have them too.
Not to mention how do they not poke themselves in the eye when putting on the also fake eyelashes.. You know she was wearing them..😂
ikr I peeled a mandarin with my trimmed guy nails and I couldn't get the yellow off em but those talons are food safe?
We use nail brushes. And take a whole lot longer to wash our hands. I don't have them anymore but when I did, when I went to the bathroom in public, I would makes sure to get soap on the inside and rub them with an opposing nail.
Quite a skill, apparently. I cringe thinking of the nastiness around those kinds of nails. YUK
Your question makes me wonder if you normally use your fingernails to clean yourself, and now I’m grossed out.
19:10 might just be the best weed whacker impression I've ever seen, the kids got the cadence down perfectly.
What the fuck are you talking about
Edit: 19:10
19:10
@@kennethmiller3802 Thanks Boss.
@@frogsnacks yesir
Mothers convinced to find meaning/purpose by investing their time in working for a corporation & paying taxes while their children are raised in front of the tv, in daycares & public schools... This is how we got here y’all.
I'm homeschooling my kids because I want to get us out.
Single parent households don't have another choice really
Many women enjoy their profession even after having children, they aren't obligated to completely give everything up just because they are mothers
Actually studies are clear the underlying factor among all social ills is fatherless homes.
@Griffith start talking bullshit to someone else
Man begins MA. That is Mama. That is NOT his name. Our children name him Dada. The Germans use Mother to say Material. Names Matter
My wonderful daughter seems to be from an earlier Era. She used to work, but now stays home with my grandkids, cleans and cooks for her family. She waits on her husband sometimes, when he works a lot, not like a servant, but like a wife who appreciates what he does. I'm very proud of her.
AMEN!! ☺️👍👏👏👏🏆💛🙏🕊️🦢
it's kind of sad how being a stay at home mom prevents you from interacting with new people and finding new experiences by traveling and discovering new things about yourself that life is going to offer you.
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 she and her husband travel every year, sometimes with the kids, sometimes not. They seem to have a pretty good balance.
Hey, if my husband is working hard to bring home the bread, I will gladly make him a well deserved sandwich.
The Army ruck sack was so accurate! That Soldier is probably still waiting there. lol
We called it the hurry up and wait.
Yes can confirm, I work on a military base they are usually leaning on a sack in huge groups waiting to go somewhere.
It is impressive how one day theres 2000 troops and all the equipment, and its crickets the next day. Experts at moving around.
I got more sleep leaning against my ruck than I did in my bunk.
Hurry up and wait. Double time.
Space Force: Where you put the rocket on it?
I would rather be in the 1950’s personally
Me too.
The Womans Liberation movement was funded by the Rockerfellers. Now you have two people working for the salary of one!!
100%
Nah .. 80's
Agreed
My grandma feels so bad for me cause she knows how much of a failure I feel like because it’s so hard to have a family now or find a man.
Just rememeber, in the 1950s, you could to support your entire family and send your kids to college on a single income. That sounds good to me.
Yep, before grants & student loans became a thing.
@@michaelwaller7365 Eh, those became a thing before the '50s. GI Bill is a grant, which was activated in the '40s, and the first student loan was given out in the late 19th century to students going to Harvard. You're not completely wrong though, since it definitely became mainstream to have a loan or take a grant for education during the '60s.
That was before loan guarantees
@@The_Real_Frisbee Did not know about Harvard, thanks. They should use their $53 Billion in endowments, they'd be able to indoctrinate millions. I didn't count the GI Bill because it was earned with blood, sweat, & tears(not the group😁) but, you're right it is a grant.
People didn't need to go to college then. In 1950 a high School grad was better prepared for the job market than someone with a master's degree is today. College is a scam just like feminism.
I’m a stay at home mom and housewife and I LOVE IT! I feel bad for the women that feel their worth is based on their careers. My career is literally forming the next generation which is pretty rad. It’s a hard job, but so worth it!
You're absolutely right! I feel the same way!
But isn't it the point to have many options so that you in the end won't feal bad for yourself? Why would you care about them if they like that and everything that comes with that type of lifestyle?
@@Tamara_rs45 well the thing is not every woman has the option to be a housewife. So I’m sure she is talking about them, and probably those who think their career is more fulfilling. Me being a mother would love to be a stay at home so that I can spend time with my son. I’d love to consistently cook home meals for him, and have time to do activities with him.
@@Msmariselaful you think being a housewife is fulfilling and that's okay. She want to work and think that's fulfilling and that's okay live your life and let other live.
@@sofiblinka2300 I think the issue is that woman are pretty much forced not to. Woman who decide to stay home seem to get looked down on by working women.
If you are still masked, and have no underlying physical or immunologic problems, you are broken, full stop.
Anyone that CHOSE to wear a mask is clueless at best, broken at worst.
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 Yup!
Not at all. The fact you thinking me wanting to protect my family that have underlying health issues and immune defiency means I'm broken just says everything I need to know about you.
@@themonsterunderyourbed9408 They have done it in Japan for decades before we did it and they have a point, after wearing a mask I am sick way less than before.
Every single opening in the weave of those masks everyone wore is 80 times larger than the Covid virus.
Wearing those masks to protect you from Covid was like building a chain link fence to protect you from a swarm of bees. Absolutely useless.
BTW, Japan is great. They also have the highest youth suicide rate in the world. Just sayin’.
I was at the grocery store just yesterday and saw a lady not only with a mask on, but one of those welder-like plastic face shields. It was yesterday. I said to my friend "million bucks she's a democrat."
No doubt 💯
It's funny how neither of things really do much of anything. Mask definitely not, welder shield nope. Those together MAYBE have a bit of a benefit given the molecules will have to pass under the shield AND through a mask but it can do both rather easily.
@cindybin2001 I assume THEY are sick. That's how it's supposed to be used.
Well duhhhh.
Feminists are why getting married these days is like playing Russian roulette with five loaded chambers and one empty one .
Why? You can't tell their feminist when you go on a date? Dating is meant to screen these people.
@@rebeccacampbell585 To wit...
You mean with a semi automatic!
@@rebeccacampbell585 They pushed through the laws that any woman can use.
@@rebeccacampbell585 why? Because feminism is forced onto the younger generation and enough of them don't have enough hand life experiences to see through the parts of it that ruin their ability to have meaningful pair bonded relationships ultimately leading to a damaged and diminished dating pool.
The 50s wife part had me chuckling so much! When my parents met, my mom was a single mother who supported herself and my oldest brother, because that’s what had to be done to make life work. She met my dad and they got married. I was one of six kids, and my parents made the decision together for my mom to stay at home with us and homeschool ALL of us. I didn’t know it, but that decision was very hard financially on both of my parents for a long time. Every day, my mom educated us, loved us, met all of our needs, kept the house absolutely stunning and I never heard her complain once. My dad provided for us and I watched his daily appreciation for my mom and her appreciation for him. As an adult now, I respect and recognize that my mom kept the same care and drive for us, our dad, and our home that she did when she had to support herself at work. Her intentions were always strong, driven and led with care, regardless of what her “workplace” looked like. I do have a few extreme feminists friends who judge me for what I want in my future. Right now, I’m a single woman, have a great job, and own my own house. Cool. I’m proud of that hard work. However, if I have a future husband and we make a decision together for me to be home with our kids, I will GLADLY and gratefully take it. It’s a financial blessing if you’re able to stay home. It is a lot of work to take on, but that would us so much more fulfilling (to me) than working my 9-5, barely seeing my future children/husband, and having almost no time to maintain my home. Needless to say, I don’t mind people judging me for wanting to be just like my mother. ❤ she’s the strongest woman I know, and I’m grateful for the childhood I was given because of my parents’ sacrifices.
yea i really dont know if one person in the household making all the income is gonna turn out well with this inflation.....
Tyler this may be your best episode yet. The 50's house wife meets feminists, the Kamala impressionist nailed her. Fantastic episode!
For real
Was she trying to insert a bit of Mr. Mackey in her impression?
Dittoooo!!
Re: Guy whose girl won't let him golf
Our parents prepared us for this. Basically, they yell at us for not going outside, but we are not allowed to go to the park by ourselves and have to be within viewing distance of the house. So our options are to run back and forth on the tiny yard or throw a ball against the house, at which point we will get screamed at. What do you want, mom? What is it?!
Youngster...
70s kid here
Out after breakfast... had to be home when the street lights came on.
@@peartree460 Aye, happy-days...lol
I don't understand women who want their man glued to their side 24-7 like do you not feel valid as a human being and need constant attention or something?! Maybe I have some sort of autism or something but I want my husband OUT OF THE HOUSE. Go away have fun with the guys be back in time for dinner and leave me the f alone. Been happily married to a trucker for over a decade.
That wasn’t my experience. When I was 11 years old in 1980, we rode our bikes 15 miles to a store that sell us chewing tobacco.
I had this argument when I was married. "You're woodworking in the garage too much," okay, go inside and she's watching murder shows and/or sewing... wtf.
The United States once had Ronald Reagan , Johnny Cash , Bob Hope and Stevie Wonder.
Now it has Joe Biden , No Cash , No Hope and No Bloody Wonder.
I love the 1950s to 2022 part! I work full time and take care of the house full time. It’s not fun. Sometimes I’m like so happy with myself when I can get it all done in a day, but most of the time, I’m just waiting for the day that my husband makes enough so I can stop working and just raise the kids and clean the house and cook for him.
I do wish somebody could go back and tell the people who fought for women to be expected to work outside the home that what they were really fighting for was mandatory two-income families. Double the workforce, wages don't grow. Surprise, surprise.
They fought for women to be ALLOWED to work outside the home so they could support themselves without a man if their husband died. Also so if their husband passed she could continue running his business if she was capable.
Traditional feminists never wanted it to become normal. WWII kinda fucked everything, in my opinion. We should have never been involved in that fight.
Before anyone says "Oh but we had to stop the genocide" russia did even worse things at the same time yet we fought alongside them, they STILL have concentration camps to this day.
It wasn't about stopping evil or helping people, it was purely to get us out of our isolationism and into endless wars they could profit from.
We had to fight Japan after Pearl Harbor
Yeah, women working was supposed to be prosperous for a family because it was all excess money and therefore expendable, now it's hard to survive even with dual incomes, everything progressive is soaked in lies all the time.
@Kel El Gee, thanks granpa! I learned so much from your contribution to this conversation!
Double the tax pool
19:20 When I was in high school, I had a friend that did landscaping. He came over after work one day and tracked dirt all over the living room. My parents told him that it would be fine as long as he cleaned it up. So he got out the vacuum, and plugged it into a switched outlet, which was currently off. He didn't know about the switch. So he's standing there, trying to click the vacuum, and it's not working.
My Dad comes into the living room, and is standing right by the switch. He says, "You have to make the sound of a vacuum cleaner for it to turn on." My friend goes "vrooom" and my Dad hits the switch. My friend was absolutely shocked that it worked.
Your dad is a gem.
Chicken Nuggets or Jesus?
Chick-fil-a: why not both?
Explains why they close on Sunday. They don't want any fighting in the home.
6:50 fooled them into thinking they were enslaved, then made them less free and less happy than before.
As my 79 year old female college prof told us back in 2007, "You know about history because someone told you about it. I know about it because I lived it. I don't remember being oppressed."
6:50 As a housewife: yeah, I'll remain stuck in the 50's, thanks.
Yeah I'm 50s housewife.
You are amazing, if no one has told you. Thank you for being a real woman.
Me, too.
I was a househusband for a while and I totally loved it. Sweet deal if you can get it for sure. And I loved taking care of my sweetie, making her good food, back massages, and everything. To each their own.
I am a sixty-three-year old woman, who worked outside the home for many years and loathed it. I felt as if I was letting my husband, my son and my home down. No one instilled these values in me, I've just always been blessed with them. When I decided to quit working outside the home, I gained a sense of peace and so did my family. Yes, things were very, very tight (financially wise), but for my son to have someone here when he came home from school, for my husband to have me here when he got home from work - to a clean house, dinner on the table... was a blessing all around. There is something to be said for earning the money to maintain a household, but all too often the aspects of who maintains that household on a daily basis is forgotten or belittled. Old fashioned? Hell yeah and we'd do it exactly the same all over again because even though we never had much money, we had love, support, companionship and a home deeply blessed. I respect women who wish to work outside the home, I really do... as for myself, give me that 1950's way (the life I lead) any day!
bless you
Truthfully as I read your thoughts and reflect upon my mother raising us kids I absolutely can relate to and respect your thoughts. On the other hand my mother being a single mom of 4 raising us kids on a waitresses income I am glad that some of the changes happened. If they hadn't changed things would have likely been vastly different for our mother trying to raise us. My mother is a very independent, no nonsense woman who is definitely not a fan of feminism in its modern iteration. This is a topic that my wife and I have discussed many a time because we both have a more traditional set of values. One conclusion that we have come to together is that the biggest issue we face is respect. The most current iteration of feminism teaches little girls that they don't need to respect themselves or thier partners while concurrently teaching young men that they have to simp and elevate women above themselves and basically just be walking wallets. That element of mutual respect and care for one's self and spouse has been removed. My wife has been judged for wanting to he a wife mother and homemaker but she has not let that dissuade her. She also wanted to work in a field where she can do so from home allowing her to meet her primary family goals. And I can truly say that she is an absolute blessing and amazing at all those things. We both work and.we both share in the domestic chores, typically doing them together whenever possible. But despite the economic and social state of the world we have in many regards managed to maintain traditional values in a mostly traditional marriage.
A smart idea, for the modern house wife, is finding ways to make extra cash at home. Hopefully not scams like MLM, but craft type things, probably things you'd do anyway.
@@brandonbackup873 Or just trade commodities and currencies like they do in Asia.
Reflecting back our family life changed, and my mother’s personality and world view shifted in a very negative way when she went to Nursing School. And honestly the money she made was not really worth the price we all paid.
That was the funniest thing to date
Buy electric cars, then don't charge them.
Seen a pic of one today in California had a line of teslas and a guy with a generator and gas tank to run it to charge their Tesla
@@maryjane4432 amazing
And democrats STILL vote democrat and STILL don't get that democrats are evil.
@@maryjane4432 There is a video somewhere on UA-cam I downloaded. The guy is standing at a charging station for charging EV's in a parking lot somewhere in Kommiefornia. He walks around behind the privacy fence. There is a huge 100 kilowatt diesel generator POWERING the charging station. So much for "saving" the planet with those EV's.
@@maryjane4432 There's a story of coal miners pushing an EV to their office so it can get charged.
The impression of cackling Harris was fantastic ! 😂😂😂
The "kamala Harris" lady had me dying! 🤣🤣
1950’s house wife meets feminist, absolute gold!
Loved the 1950s - present day sketch.
I was born in the 80s in England and I've never believed in the invisible patriarchy. My grandmother was never 'under the thumb', and I'm sure as heck not either.
Life is what you make it.
The ladies AOC impression was brilliantly funny.
My grandma was born during the Depression. She died when I was a kid, but I very vividly remember her as the type of woman you did *not* mess with. And my mom told me that my grandpa only ever hit my grandmother *once*, because after that one time she shot him in the leg with her .38 lmao
Kamala Harris impression
Just reading the comments below, and thrilled to see so many intelligent women who are in favor of the way things used to be. Gives me hope in finding a real woman. Thank you.
Don't lose hope
They're all over 60. There is no hope. Just another False Accusation waiting around the corner.
Don't get your hopes up, it is nearly morally destroyed.
I too, love women that have previously had a lobotomy
The little boy with his toy weed-eater was so precious. He will be an expert landscaper in a dozen or so years.
That 50's vs 2022 is spot on. I am sure that, just as I discovered almost too late about the joys of motherhood, eventually the woke women of the West will come to their senses and decide a traditional marriage and raising a family is a pretty rewarding way of life. Most women in a relatively happy marriage enjoy raising children with the man who fathered them.
The ladder one is amazing. I heard of another case where a guy got into the Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art and installed his own artwork (tiny paintings on plug inlet covers) without being bothered just by having a tool box and wearing one of those bright yellow vests and a hard hat.
It was pretty good. I've interviewed women who got married in the 50s and late 40s. They felt a deep sense of duty to care for their kids and home. Feminists like to go off about women being unable to own property and get loans. Well you can't get approved for a loan if you have no job and no credit history. One change they don't talk about, aside from the points in the clip, is the change in divorce law. Women were more likely to have sole custody. They would also be awarded alimony *for the life of the ex-husband.* (Probably because it was assumed the ex-wife wouldn't be able to provide for herself and the courts probably didn't want to provide for her.) They still had difficult things to deal with, but the law will never be completely fair for every case.
No. Men have lost their respect for the waamen.
For many this is true but not everyone wants that and not everyone would be happy to live a life like that
If I had to stay home with screaming kids all day, I'd chew off my own limbs.
Definition of "grown ass man" has apparently been woketurded.
He looked (and sounded) like a giant 12yo with a bald spot. Actually, my 10yo is more developed than that dude.
@@Yashael341 threw me off too, couldn't figure out what I was watching.
Soyboy man/child. meh.
My thoughts too!
I threw in the towel around the 3 minute mark when the little boy was dancing around behind the reporter. What a champ! Couldn't help but laugh.
My mother volunteers her time bow that she's retired by teaches a cooking course at her church for the local university girls. Actual girls, ya know. Not only that but she teaches them how to do motherly tasks like changing diapers and even how to sew.
She tells me it's always a full class...so that gives me hope for the future.
Now that's what our older experienced Mothers ought to be doing, excellent work!
You need a class to learn to change diapers?
Honestly, I think modern women would be happy if they had been told the truth. They were told a fantasy that they could have it all, but instead were given reality which says you have to pic and choose because no, you can't have it all. They were told the more people you slept with the happier you would be. Reality gave them stds, unwanted pregnancies, loneliness, and finally depression.
True... but think of all the cats they are saving.
@@donf3877 It's a good time in history to be a cat, that's for sure lmfao
Yep, I quite enjoy being a housewife and taking care of my hubby and our kitties ♥but some elements of feminism are important to have.
Sean Hannity had two guests one his show: dude told that modern day fem the truth and she was speechless, whole staff was laughing; it was so freaking funny. Check it out.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 aka not allowing husbands to beat their wives.
I am not a feminist. I agree totally with the 50s wife! We ARE different and for a reason.
Thats because women were created to everything that a man CAN'T do. The problem is that too many women these days fail to see the beauty and power in that and instead strive to be equal to something that we were never meant to be, and in reality already were.. Men and women each have their half to the whole part.
I think where the problem came was women were taken for granted for so long and when you put in sooo much effort but get little appreciation in return you get tired of putting forth the effort. Then men seem to think they do all this hard stuff and it kinda became an unspoken(and some direct spoken) challenge. So women started to show them not only can we do what they can not, but we can also do what they do.. Then it just took over.....
@@charmainecooper6784 yet I have women at work who refuse to take trash to the dumpsters because it's a man's job.
Get back at me about how women work harder than men and men are lazy.
Not gonna go into it with you just yet, but most women today who are like you, won't even do the bare fucking minimum, much less what a man does.
@@charmainecooper6784 I was never a feminist until I became a mom. Dads get standing ovations for doing the bare minimum, and women get ostracized if they can’t do it ALL.
@@rackel1213 It all depends on the individual household dynamic. Modern Dads do considerably more domestic tasks than Dads did decades ago. If your husband does the "bare minimum" that's an issue you need to address.
The army soldier sitting there wondering why they have been there for hours is spot on. I always thought they should have a modern warfare game where there is a 3 hour level where you just stand in a line with a bunch of gear but cant fall asleep because you are "leaving any minute". let the countdown timer reach 0, but then you have to stay there for another 2 hours.
The 50's were the best of times for the US. A man could be the janitor of the elementary school and raise his family on just the on income. Buy a home, car, Christmas gifts and go on vacations all while mom raised the children and ran the house.
The country was also over 90% white. Contrast that with violent crime and “who” is committing them🤦♀️
A house was 2 or 3 year's pay and the government didn't steal half your income. Only remember one foreclosure before the '70s, when the economy went down the tubes, due to the EPA and "energy crisis."
My grandfather did just that. My grandmother was a homemaker. They had 4 kids and owned their home. On a custodians salary.
@@InkedCarpenter1776 kids were raised much better back then. Eating meals at the dinner table with the entire family. Had manners caught up on everyone's day and said thanks to the lord for all the blessing he gave.
@@davidcoleman6211 sounds like good times!
The 1950s housewife analogy was spot on.
Also, husbands in the ‘50s made way more income in comparison of 2022.
Because the job market existed since there weren’t many women.
@@zerotodona1495 You also paid less than half the taxes, had lifetime job security, and a guaranteed pension-----sort of like a congressman.
Blame inflation, not feminism.
@@elultimo102 Also women didn't ask for that much and we're good with what they were given by his husband.
@@elultimo102 Also people grew gardens, fixed broken items, did not go into debt for everything and they walked more.
"You can have purple hair"
"Uh...no...I don't think that would be a good look"
"Oh..don't worry, you can also have pink or green hair!"
"uh..........."
That ultrasound was classic. 😂 I thought mine was funny. My son, after the tech had gone over everything with the ultrasound wand, decided he’d had enough, rolled over and mooned us. 😂
That was my first clue of his personality and it was spot on. He’s 27 now and a sarcastic comedian. 😂👍
I think a whole episode of those hilarious answers to questions everyone should know would be FANTASTIC!
I have literally watched my wife slide off the roof when we were shoveling snow off of it and land in a snowbank I walk over to the edge to see her looking back up at me and I was laughing so hard I literally could not breathe I thought I was going to pee my pants lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 don't feel bad for her because she's done the exact same thing to me 😁
Yeah as a new bride that happened to me, and I'm planted in the snowbank, look up to see my cop husband, and my visiting Dad, peering over the roof edge laughing so hard. I was yelling, I hope you join me, I'm stuck!
Both aforementioned wives are very lucky they weren't hurt. Everyone I've known that has fallen off a roof had serious injuries, usually 2 broken feet, but my aunt had a shattered shoulder joint. Granted, there was no snow to cushion the fall.
@@whatsappscambot1802 shoveling snow off roof means heavy snow fall, if there wasnt snow banks to .land in we wouldn't have needed to be shoveling the roof off, nor would it have been slippery vs just an accident. Jumping hehosophats scambot.
Just told my wife I would have moved our coffee table first. Don't want to spill my beer.
That Kamala impression was accurate and creepy.
I consider myself a "fulfilled feminist." So long as 1) I can vote. 2) I can own personal property. And 3) I'm not considered 'personal property' myself, I am happy.
And because all three of those requirements have long since been fulfilled, I'm happy. We need to stop calling modern feminists "feminists" and start calling them for what they really are - "misandrists." Just my two cents.
Why not drop the 'titles' and just be a man or a woman,
As a Marine, I’d say that hiking skit was pretty accurate.
Wondering if Marines are still banned from Kadena Air Base E-clubs after the incident in the 80’s?
Godammit Marine what y’all do??!!
I'm starting to believe that the Internet has caused far more damage to the under 40's than we are willing to admit.
They should all be rocket scientists with the world at their fingertips, yet here we are shaking our heads.
If that's the case it's a self correcting problem because under communism we won't have an open and free internet.
@@rumblehat4357 Exactly
Access to a level of information my parents couldn't have even imagined. What do we do with it all? Shake our butts and handle our own nethers. Have mercy.
Tools are tools. It's not a gun's fault if a malcontent shoots someone, nor is it the internet's fault if an antisocial forgets how to interact with normal humans. Unfortunately, there does not exist a tool that humans have not used poorly from time to time. Maybe we need to teach humans differently so they approach problems more thoughtfully.
When I was in college, I dated a guy who could down a beer like that girl…..as quickly as the glass could be upturned…..actually, a bit faster than this girl. He won so many bets….that’s how he paid for our dates. 😂
I knew a guy in college who could also down a beer from normal mug like that, maybe even faster. He would not drink at all normally, except for one show-off beer per party.
He also won our college's ice cream eating contest every year.
Boy, talk about a carrer enhancing skill.
I laughed, which has been missing from my existence the last few weeks thanks to my demon of depression having its claws and fangs into me. Thank you so much for helping me and long may these amazing videos keep coming. The Kamal Harris impression is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time. The kid with the trimmer impression too.
I was a stay at home mom. I never wanted to have a city job. I love history and thought I would love a job as a Art Historian but I didn’t want the city.
I raised my family and said what was required of me. I was able to bring my son fishing as his dad worked all the time. I also help with my grandchildren. The fact that my son shares their business with his wife they have 2 well adjusted and confident children. I would rather do that than anything else and I have no regrets. Our first house was a cabin with no running water or actual walls. We built as we could afford and did without a lot of things and didn’t suffered except for material items.
8:00 I looked that one up on Tiktok and it pushed a feminists response to it to me first, was worth the rabbithole, the delusion and hilarity from reading said delusion was some of the funniest stuff I've seen on the internet in a long time.
One comment asked why 'living alone in a ball-free house with your cat' is a bad thing.
The OP posted back: "Because cats are a sign of independence because they listen to no one, dogs can be trained into obedience, so men lean towards dogs, and women towards cats, because they don't want things that are independent."
The straws that these people will grasp at to justify their unjustifiable stance is absolute comedy gold. 🤣🤣🤣
My fiance is definitely the independent one... And basically out of all my friends I think I have one buddy who'd I'd agree was the independent one in his relationship. Idk where any of us would be without an independent woman. She also is against modern feminism!
Also cats definitely can be trained 😂 mine listens to me just fine
@@animeloveer97 Right?
my favorite part is seeing Tyler get triggered about Air Force jokes lol, love your channel brother!!
As a 1950's style housewife myself, I'm quite happy. I don't actually think many women in 50s wanted to work outside the home....
I think most women did and alot of the women didn't want kids but abortion was illegal in USA. You wanting to be a man's property that he can beat and do what he wants with says alot
I love watching these with my 8 year old son. It's a good foundation for popular culture shaming.
I love the way you delivered the line "if they knew, they would have stopped fighting".
For someone that gets disgusted as easy as you Tyler, the fact you didn’t see how revolting that bathroom was is amazing. It’s not the 3 in 1, it’s the nastiness below it. 🤮The condition of a persons bathroom says a lot about them.
I was about to comment "It's not the 3-in-1, it's the mold it's sitting on!" 🤣
Well this is flawed way of thinking lol. I've left shit uncleaned for months bcs of my depression some ppl just hate to clean. So what's the logic ? I don't clean so I'm a bad person? Thats certainly what your outright suggesting and it's not a good way to think...
Yeah he didn't spot it. That's all. That doesn't mean he's insensitive or whatever.
@@EFX5452 It's the dial 3-in-1 its not a good brand, if there is such a thing. The bathroom was gross! What we're all thinking is how can you have a clean body if that's your bathroom.
Looked nice and clean to me. 😞
As a woman I am proud of my specific skill sets and differences that being a woman has to bring to the table. I find it baffling that feminist have such a double standard.. it must be so hard shattering a fictional glass ceiling to be strong and independent while still expecting the man to pay for every date and open doors and hard labor while still complaining that men don't do enough... The fact that men are expected to bury their feelings and have to walk on egg shells... No wonder why male depression has sky rocketed..
5:34 I'm the type of man to save the woman from falling off the couch. She has to cook my dinner later.
😂😂😂 What a gentleman
I'm the type to quickly put a whoopy cushion under her when she falls
The guy holding the baby had his priorities in order, save the infant, wife will survive the fall.
Does anyone else's heart sink, when you hear Tyler say "How did you do?" Signifying the end of the show! Makes me sad.
The episodes go by so fast
I mean, I agree that we shouldn't be forgiving student loan debt... but we also need to fucking stop telling 14-18 year olds that they need to go to college or they'll be losers.
@Thor Odin son yes, thank you. Or even no college is fine as well. I make pretty good money, and college only hurt me. I mean, I'm not rich or anything, but I have a pretty big 2 bedroom apartment to just me, vehicle, entertainment, and if i really want something i have enough in the bank for most things i could want. I only went to college to shut people up, which is why i eventually said fuck this lol.
It has actually been proven that going to college damages kids' critical thinking skills, on average. Because they're simply told what to think, not how to think. And, unlike in HS, they believe it (that is, don't question it) because they're 1) paying for it and 2) being taught by professors(!). So they come out empty-headed little zombies who are absolutely sure they know the answers.
I am a stay at home mom of 4 kids. I homeschool, cook every single meal and am VERY traditional. Guess what? Me and hubby have a great relationship and I’m extremely fulfilled. Living my best life!
Just like my wife. She's a wildcat in the bedroom, too.
I know, I'm spoiled.
The best reactions by far are the ones Tyler gives to the Airforce memes. He gets SOOO salty! 🤣🤣
In Nevada I lived by a big lake with big fish, and virtually no fishing pressure. Guy who has record Wiper Bass, 25 pounds, told me he broke the record twice and his wife was out with him on boat both times. I said "she is good luck, need to take her more often". He said "I like fishing in quiet more than catching fish"
I love being a stay at home mom and wife 🥰🥰
My daughter woke me up from a dead sleep to tell me this joke.
Her: Mom what's the difference between the Titanic and California?
Me: WTF????!!!!!
Her: The Titanic still had its lights on as it broke apart and sunk.
I went back to sleep I woke up later n laughed my butt off when I finally realized what she was saying.
That's pretty great!
Funny stuff today, except the purple haired girl (50s vs 2022) that was kind of sad. I am definitely not a feminist, refused to change with the times, I stayed home, cooked, cleaned, gardened and raised my children, no need for antidepressants when you can rip weeds out of the ground or scrub the surface off of something. That Kamala part was hilarious.
13:14 - Best impression so far. Somebody hire this woman for a comedy show.
The Army dude with the backpack waiting to leave was 1000% real. The term Hurry up and wait is the literal definition of the US ARMY
I lost the challenge as expected. That 50s housewife vs. 2022 feminist skit was my favorite part. It was so well done😂
I live in Southern CA (I'm one of the good ones). We have been going through quite a heat wave. And this is 100% accurate. We have been getting notifications asking us to not use so much energy, or we will be subjected to rotating outages to conserve energy. No joke. I've gone through 2 rounds of outages over the last few days. Ridiculous. But ban gas! Everyone buy electric! What a joke!
Same! In SoCal and I did not “vote for this” like everyone loves to assume . It’s a soup sandwich here 😅
Personal rule of thumb: Whenever something doesn't add up, ask yourself the question, "Why?".
They didn't just decide to be completely illogical for no reason at all. There is something else that they are after.
That masked couple at the beginning cant be real, surely?
I'm pretty certain they are sadly.
Surely they are.....sad face
They probably copulate with their clothes on. 6ft apart.
Sadly I still see people walking around by themselves & driving by themselves with masks on lol
13:12 that is a really good Kamala impression
I loved the 1950's lady.... and the Kamala look alike was PERFECT!
The 1950s wife to 2022 woman... YESSS!!! I would MUCH rather be completely a stay at home wife, cook for my husband healthy from scratch meals, clean my home and have a ton more realistic skills.
I would to but men just want to sleep around now a days. I’d take stably over sex any day…
@@zerotodona1495 Lol.... As though it wasn't wimmins that created hookup culture.
@@zerotodona1495 You are looking in the wrong places.
I love that feminist video. I'm glad there are still some women who realize that "liberation" isn't all it's cracked up to be. What these other women lack is a man who actually respects what she does. A woman has a great and respectful role in the household and should not be made to feel second class.
Therein lies the problem. Too many big egos got in the way and women became tired of being looked at without appreciation or consideration. So then they started showing men that they too can do what the men do and provide for the household. Now we are stuck having to choose between families or work and though the cycle of this was created from men making women feel less than they are, and this should have been an eye opener movement for men, now kts a prison of womens own choosing. Sad as hell.... Im a highly independent female. Yet i also CHOOSE to be a stay at home mom, i also get APPRECIATED by my family. Thats the difference that makes it worth it all.
It is sooo hard to meet men who don't look down on you when you're a stay at home mom. I was fortunate enough to be able to continue being one after my husband died and the way you get talked to, looked at and treated the moment you tell someone....
Makes you wonder where the real men went
@@barbararomero285 When everyone in media calls them trash , grapist and something inherently wrong with them . This makes normal men to hate women and Feminist movement .These men change after marriage if the wife is sweet to them .
@@charmainecooper6784 Did the women succeed in showing that they can do it all ? , the answer is big no till now , i don't think it will ever be acheived . Men didn't do it becoz they wake up and thought we have penis we have to build an aeroplane. This is why feminism will fail putting gender before passion . Men put passion first ,gender comes after . It's not lession for men , only man who gives a crap or wants an independent women is a man who can't earn for himself . Women will acheive great things when it's not seen as a competition with men and when they stop blaming men .
@@Doc-hp5wf i'm not about to marry someone in the 'hope' they'll change.
Our problems aren't going to be cleared up by blaming men or women, we all have a hand in it and we're all responsible in some way.
I absolutely love my apron collection and being able to stay home to raise and educate my children.
I absolutely loved the 1950's woman reaction to 2022 woman!
The plant guy made me jump!
I lost it at the pain during labor clip 😂
just the look on her face was perfect timing
Lucky he didn't get injured...... Women's clothing pisses them off during this time...
I was in a grocery store the other day, and this woman was wearing a mask. She dropped some food on the ground and yes, she pulled down her mask to eat what she dropped... I don't think she paid for it
That sounds about par for the course.
😂😂😂😂😛only funnier because it's true! And she may think she is normal.
How long did it take her to pick it up with those bear claws?
"what do you want? tell me what do you want?" An easy question for most and for others is like trying to solve The collatz conjecture