@@tiagodecastro2929Meet my roommate. We’re not married, we’re men, but he is gonna make a woman really unhappy one day (if he ever works up the courage to talk to one). He is the filthiest slob imaginable. His own room is a biohazard. If you ask him to clean anything, he starts whining about, “What even needs to be clean? Everything looks fine. It’s just a few crumbs.” You have to directly tell him what to clean, to do it now, and it will start an argument. Or he will outright lie and say someone else created the mess, which we know isn’t true.
@@SJ-di5zuChange your roommate. This isn't viable, you're arguing with him for nothing, you should find someone who's... Well, an average grown adult, not a child.
Look, if "folding" doesn't mean increasing the amount of visible folds in your clothing until you look like you're wearing an accordion then she should have told him. He's not a mind reader.
He doesn’t want pizza bagels he told his wife he wanted ice cream but she got bagel bites instead just because that’s what their daughter likes after soccer practice, and what’s he supposed to do? Get ice cream on his own?
I agree. Getting to elite smash rank on Smash Bros is really hard. Normies don't understand how exhausting it is to maturing. You know what goes well with pizza bagels??? Watching anime in my room.
He even had to get up to go to the bathroom once. He used to do his business in an old Mt. Dew bottle, but since the old ball and chain started nagging him about the piss bottles everywhere, he actually has to use the toilet. Do you even know how stressful that is for him? Honestly, it’s a miracle he’s able to “fold” clothes and “clean up” messes. His wife should be thanking him, really.
Edit: remember, if you work 60 hours a week, and you ask your wife to be specific about what chores she needs done, you're a villain Second edit: the irony of the joke being about a man who doesn't want to work, and y'all are blatantly piling shit onto a man who DOES work 😂🤣
@@patchedphoenix the person being made fun of doesn't want to do ANY work. Jesus Christ, for people watching a comedy channel y'all are not good at following details.
I was watching this going “man I used to do this, am I a bad person???” Then I remembered that I was 15 when I did this and actually was a child lmao. I don’t know at what age it suddenly clicked for me that chores should just be done well and upkeeping the house for myself and others actually feels good but I’m glad it happened for me and hope it happens for him lmao
When I was a kid I didn't know that chores needed to be done because my mom never actually told me. I would just do what she told me to do, which was to clean the house when we were having guests over.
Oh god I had that exact same moment of panic, then I remembered my mom was emotionally abusive and if I helped her, I got screamed at, and if I didn’t help her, I also got screamed at and so I would always just freeze up and not know what to do lol. I’m so much better with chores now that I’m an adult and also don’t live with my parents anymore.
The issue here isn't that he doesn't know how to fold properly or wipe properly, but that he has this crap attitude where he defiantly refuses, like a child, to pay attention to your instructions and actually learn how to properly fold the laundry etc.
He shouldn't need instructions. He should enter a marriage with the requisite skills. I don't know how these depicted dufus losers survive before they get married.
Yeah, I'd hope most people wouldn't get mad at someone who just doesn't know and is trying. This kind of guy is absolutely doing it on purpose so he doesn't have to do it next time
No, the issue is that men need instructions in the first place. Women learn on our own, and we take initiative on our own to see what needs to get done. It's EXHAUSTING to constantly have to instruct men on what to do like their Mummy (even if they are eager and obedient) - that's what the "man child" label is about. You didn't grow up doing chores - fine. We live in 2024. Google it, look it up, look around you, whatever...
I hate (and love) how painfully accurate you can be. It's so believable sometimes. This is what so many guys I've dated were like. The amount of times I've been told that they're not a mind reader and that I need to tell them exactly what they need to do... Idk man, I'm capable of looking around the house and seeing what needs to be done. It's not some power that only women have.
On one hand, both partners have a responsibility to communicate like adults and divvy tasks sensibly. On the other hand, just saying that you're not a mind reader doesn't excuse being too much of a child to do your part. Here's hoping that you weed out the guys who won't do their part in the dating phase, prior to cohabitation, in the future. Responsible women deserve responsible men, and vice versa.
It’s honestly just so ridiculous how rude some spouses can be. Making him play guessing games, expecting him to be a mind reader, and then she isn’t even appreciative of the work he does.
I work with kids with autism. I have a couple who would “forget” a learned skill thinking I’d do it for them. I am patient enough to wait and watch until they do it correctly no matter how repetitive it gets. That’s what this man needs.
Some people do this: "Oh, you don't know how to clean the table? Watch me do this!" Then they show them how to clean a table. And then they pour sirup onto the whole table, give them the rag and say: "Now it's your turn. Please come to me when the table is clean." And then they leave. :D
As an autistic adult, I can assure you some of those kids *do* forget. I don't know to explain how complicated the process of cleaning can be for us because I don't even understand how it is so easy for neurotypicals. I'm 27 and still don't know how to mop the floor, even after asking my parents to explain it to me, I just clean the floor stains with a sponge instead Your method works for both kids with good and bad faith though, just don't openly accuse them of lying
I read about a husband who admitted to being exactly like this. He wanted his wife to tell him exactly what to do or else he wouldn't do it. He eventually realized that she wanted an adult who could do things on his own.
Nah, that's real though. If you're not gonna tell me what tasks YOU consider a high priority, then I'm just not gonna bother unless it's something that I can see for myself needs to be done soon or ASAP
@@TheRealMycanthrope tbf, going by the video, it wasn't about priority; it was doing anything. And in the original comment it's a guy who wanted to be told "exactly what to do". I mean...come on. Also, you cannot tell me that a woman constantly giving her husband/bf a list of chores wouldn't cause resentment or her being seen as a nag.
We want someone who also thinks basic house chores are a high priority. We don't want to be the only ones who care about these jobs, and we don't want to spend our days asking you to do them. You should just do them anyway because that's what living in a house is about
Listen men: if we’re both working 40+ hours every week, y’all better be meeting us halfway with household chores and childcare. If you’d let me be a stay at home mom, I’d be more than happy to take care of all of it. It’s your choice. 🤷🏻♀️
Agree with the first sentence 100%, but as for the second, it's hardly a choice these days unless you want to live in relative poverty or are lucky enough to have a job that pays as much as 2 wages. I'd happily let my wife be a stay at home mum if we'd still have a home and food for her to mum at.
DONT LET THE REST OF THE COMMENT SECTION SEE YOUR POST. I've been getting crucified for saying that I just wanted my wife to be specific with what chores she needed me to do, while I was working 60 hours a week. You would think I had driven a truck through a parade of nuns.
@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb Taking into account the fact I don't know you, either this reply is relevant to you or not. Some men are socialized not doing much housework at all, and genuinely do not notice issues that are utterly basic to nearly all women. If this might be you, next time you are sitting at home, take a detailed look at things around you. Spend a good minute or two doing a bit of a scan. Is there dust on something? Clothing not in a hamper/wardrobe/closet? Dirty dishes anywhere? A large pile in the laundry room? Crumbs or dirt on the floor? Random objects cluttering an area rather than being stored in their spots? Taking a moment to fix a thing or two like that without being asked is a good way to win a spouses trust. Also there are books and videos on how to clean and tidy bc if you struggle with that, you aren't the only one. If this doesn't apply to you, disregard.
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb I think it's because you're saying it in the context of this video, when the man acts clueless of obvious chores and puts additional mental load on the spouse by asking her to organize a list of all that needs to be done. It sounds like maybe you were trying to communicate a balance of who does what chores, but it's not very clear that's what you mean. You may have had good intentions in mind, but it may not have come across in the way you intended. Obviously we don't know all the context so take that as you will
i just know he has a weirdly territorial “boy mom” that never made him do anything as a kid. i’d be so honored if you made a character out of that archetype 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
With every manchild skit this man uploads, my wish to stay single increases and my potential pickiness of any future boyfriend (if he passes through the "i want to be single" wall of defense) gets ever sharper. Raising the standards above hell, thank you dude🙏
Had an Ex who did this. I didnt get it and genuinely thanked him for trying but I kept asking for help because it's not about result it's about effort. He was so angry I thought he was stupid but couldn’t say anything
I feel lazy about chores, too. The solution is to trick yourself into getting annoyed by things being messy so you just kind of do at least the bare minimum and help out around the house. You gotta try to be an equal partner in this shit.
We have checklists for our kids. He would follow the checklist just about as well as they do. Meaning he’ll need promptings every few minutes and reminders that he’ll lose privileges if they don’t get done. Maybe some body doubling that turns into the spouse doing it for him. Honestly though if those clothes got put in a singular place that keeps the space functional then I would call that a win. The ketchup did get cleaned up in the end. Sometimes it’s more exhausting to have to make a decision and direct your man child than actually executing the task.
You are AMAZING for putting the word "help" in quotation marks. You understand that "helping" is not the thing here, because that implies it's her job. It's his job to do his part!
Holy shit I had an ex who did that clothes rolling thing. He swore it took up less space in the drawers. It did not. And his clothes were always wrinkled. It was the straw that broke the camel’s back just because it was so fucking stupid, and he actually believed it was some kind of ingenious life hack.
You know he would trip over Gonsalves to try to show his friends how good he is in a pickup game of basketball, but when it's a chore he suddenly can't manage to pick a shirt up off the floor
I love how literally anything he does apparently takes a ton of effort and willpower to do. The frequent sighing also let’s his wife know how much he doesn’t want to be doing what he’s doing and that he is making a big sacrifice for her 😂 Nothing quite says “I love you” like doing “women’s chores” and complaining about it the entire time you’re doing it 😂😂
My husband will go through like half a roll of paper towels for something that only needs one or maybe two. I think it’s because his mom never taught him how to clean. For lots of guys it’s just that they never learned, and trying to “teach” them at this point in their life totally hurts their ego. I kNOw hOw To cLeaN!!! No, sweetie, no you don’t.
I'm in the process of separating, and I was questioning my choice to look at this quite negatively charged content... until I bump into the particular videos that lets me go "oh, he might have been nicer about it or made better excuses, but this is still what he did to me, and everyone seems to agree it isn’t okay". Makes me feel more sane, one drop at a time. Thanks!
The first bit about needing to be told exactly what to do is pretty relatable to me as an autistic person, but then he started cleaning up the ketchup like that
Congrats that ketchup cleanup attempt might be the most slappable thing you've ever posted
I was literaly scratching my face watching him spread it on the table
I morphed into the hey Arnold meme
It reminds me of that scene in black hawk down
holy shit it was fucking agonizing man well done
Normally it's done with toilet paper though.
I love how "he's not a mind reader" but when you tell him what to do he'll get mad for being told what to do.
Yup! Then you're "nagging" them.
He's not real
@@XIXCenturyThis video may be an actor playing a character but there are plenty of actual people like this in real life
@@tiagodecastro2929Meet my roommate. We’re not married, we’re men, but he is gonna make a woman really unhappy one day (if he ever works up the courage to talk to one).
He is the filthiest slob imaginable. His own room is a biohazard. If you ask him to clean anything, he starts whining about, “What even needs to be clean? Everything looks fine. It’s just a few crumbs.” You have to directly tell him what to clean, to do it now, and it will start an argument. Or he will outright lie and say someone else created the mess, which we know isn’t true.
@@SJ-di5zuChange your roommate. This isn't viable, you're arguing with him for nothing, you should find someone who's... Well, an average grown adult, not a child.
This skit costed you about $5 in paper towels
It’s all good, those tax write offs. I am worried about the hippies getting pissed though about the waste
@@theslappablejerk won't someone PLEASE think of the trees! 😭
@@theslappablejerkThey’re gonna kick you out the polycule 😭
Look, if "folding" doesn't mean increasing the amount of visible folds in your clothing until you look like you're wearing an accordion then she should have told him. He's not a mind reader.
My kid did this but with paper, she crumpled it into "folds" lmao 😂 she's also 7, not 43 like the husband
I'm single but after watching I called a divorce attorney
After watching this, I'll be staying single.
😂😂😂
Guys cut him some slack, he's been playing Nintendo all day. He's exhausted and waiting on his pizza bagels.
He doesn’t want pizza bagels he told his wife he wanted ice cream but she got bagel bites instead just because that’s what their daughter likes after soccer practice, and what’s he supposed to do? Get ice cream on his own?
I agree. Getting to elite smash rank on Smash Bros is really hard. Normies don't understand how exhausting it is to maturing. You know what goes well with pizza bagels??? Watching anime in my room.
He even had to get up to go to the bathroom once. He used to do his business in an old Mt. Dew bottle, but since the old ball and chain started nagging him about the piss bottles everywhere, he actually has to use the toilet. Do you even know how stressful that is for him? Honestly, it’s a miracle he’s able to “fold” clothes and “clean up” messes. His wife should be thanking him, really.
Exactly, pizza bagels
Can’t tell if that’s weaponized incompetence or just incompetence.
Edit: remember, if you work 60 hours a week, and you ask your wife to be specific about what chores she needs done, you're a villain
Second edit: the irony of the joke being about a man who doesn't want to work, and y'all are blatantly piling shit onto a man who DOES work 😂🤣
I was not saying weaponized incompetence is a good thing. This post doesn’t flatter you.
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb you realize that youre the kind of person that this skit is making fun of right?
@@patchedphoenix the person being made fun of doesn't want to do ANY work.
Jesus Christ, for people watching a comedy channel y'all are not good at following details.
@@MrsLangdonAlger oh, sorry. Didn't realize I was supposed to be a slave to my ex. I'll remember next time 🥴
I feel terrible for all the people who married someone who acts like this.
I don't 😂😅 we all make choices #singleandfree
My poor mom, though thankfully she wasn't married yet
It's tgeur choice to do so
It's a nightmare.
To some females this is what gets their engine running (not talking about the car)
I have a good idea for a story progression:
“Man-child husband suddenly knows how to do basic housework after wife threatens to divorce”
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Not even tho lol
Wake-up calls are often a spark for self-improvement.
@@Xapheus ...until they're back at their bullshit once the looming threat of the breakup isn't there anymore.
lol I actually did this to my husband recently. Guess what? He suddenly does…
I was watching this going “man I used to do this, am I a bad person???” Then I remembered that I was 15 when I did this and actually was a child lmao. I don’t know at what age it suddenly clicked for me that chores should just be done well and upkeeping the house for myself and others actually feels good but I’m glad it happened for me and hope it happens for him lmao
Exactly 😬 like I feel embarrassed how I acted as a child but at least it’s when I was a CHILD
When I was a kid I didn't know that chores needed to be done because my mom never actually told me. I would just do what she told me to do, which was to clean the house when we were having guests over.
Oh god I had that exact same moment of panic, then I remembered my mom was emotionally abusive and if I helped her, I got screamed at, and if I didn’t help her, I also got screamed at and so I would always just freeze up and not know what to do lol. I’m so much better with chores now that I’m an adult and also don’t live with my parents anymore.
The issue here isn't that he doesn't know how to fold properly or wipe properly, but that he has this crap attitude where he defiantly refuses, like a child, to pay attention to your instructions and actually learn how to properly fold the laundry etc.
He shouldn't need instructions. He should enter a marriage with the requisite skills.
I don't know how these depicted dufus losers survive before they get married.
Yeah, I'd hope most people wouldn't get mad at someone who just doesn't know and is trying. This kind of guy is absolutely doing it on purpose so he doesn't have to do it next time
No, the issue is that men need instructions in the first place. Women learn on our own, and we take initiative on our own to see what needs to get done. It's EXHAUSTING to constantly have to instruct men on what to do like their Mummy (even if they are eager and obedient) - that's what the "man child" label is about. You didn't grow up doing chores - fine. We live in 2024. Google it, look it up, look around you, whatever...
The deep sighs are what gets me that's the slappable part
Same. I could not handle that.
I hate (and love) how painfully accurate you can be. It's so believable sometimes. This is what so many guys I've dated were like. The amount of times I've been told that they're not a mind reader and that I need to tell them exactly what they need to do... Idk man, I'm capable of looking around the house and seeing what needs to be done. It's not some power that only women have.
this is THE comment. this should be at the top.
knowing what needs to be done around the house… should be common sense.
On one hand, both partners have a responsibility to communicate like adults and divvy tasks sensibly.
On the other hand, just saying that you're not a mind reader doesn't excuse being too much of a child to do your part.
Here's hoping that you weed out the guys who won't do their part in the dating phase, prior to cohabitation, in the future. Responsible women deserve responsible men, and vice versa.
It’s honestly just so ridiculous how rude some spouses can be. Making him play guessing games, expecting him to be a mind reader, and then she isn’t even appreciative of the work he does.
These are getting old bro
@@alejrandom6592you're getting old
ngl had us in the second half!
@@alejrandom6592 OMG THANK YOU. I’m so tired of seeing these troll comments! I just want to read genuine comments that support what I already believe.
100%
Watching him spread that ketchup across the table was physically painful to watch
It's like, anti-ASMR 😂 🤣
@@halroxdynasty8683 😂😂😂😂😂
I had to stop the video at that point 😂😂
@@halroxdynasty8683anti asmr would be good
@@halroxdynasty8683I hate that AMSR sh*t
I work with kids with autism. I have a couple who would “forget” a learned skill thinking I’d do it for them. I am patient enough to wait and watch until they do it correctly no matter how repetitive it gets. That’s what this man needs.
Some people do this: "Oh, you don't know how to clean the table? Watch me do this!" Then they show them how to clean a table. And then they pour sirup onto the whole table, give them the rag and say: "Now it's your turn. Please come to me when the table is clean." And then they leave. :D
MAN tell me about it. I work at Target right now, and a couple years back i had to show a middle-aged woman how to unwrap a plastic straw wrap.
I hope your kids with autism have a legal guardian and no spouse! That's what this man needs...
As an autistic adult, I can assure you some of those kids *do* forget. I don't know to explain how complicated the process of cleaning can be for us because I don't even understand how it is so easy for neurotypicals. I'm 27 and still don't know how to mop the floor, even after asking my parents to explain it to me, I just clean the floor stains with a sponge instead
Your method works for both kids with good and bad faith though, just don't openly accuse them of lying
@@sashacat936 OK, you are right. Thank you for the clarification!
I’m going to need blood pressure medication if you’re planning more ketchup scenes like this.
But you can't let others turn their backs on you ever
I read about a husband who admitted to being exactly like this. He wanted his wife to tell him exactly what to do or else he wouldn't do it. He eventually realized that she wanted an adult who could do things on his own.
He wanted communication and realized she wanted someone independent.
Nah, that's real though. If you're not gonna tell me what tasks YOU consider a high priority, then I'm just not gonna bother unless it's something that I can see for myself needs to be done soon or ASAP
@@TheRealMycanthropeyou as an adult man can't identify what housetasks are important? this generation is truly made of liberal soyboys 😂
@@TheRealMycanthrope tbf, going by the video, it wasn't about priority; it was doing anything. And in the original comment it's a guy who wanted to be told "exactly what to do". I mean...come on. Also, you cannot tell me that a woman constantly giving her husband/bf a list of chores wouldn't cause resentment or her being seen as a nag.
We want someone who also thinks basic house chores are a high priority. We don't want to be the only ones who care about these jobs, and we don't want to spend our days asking you to do them. You should just do them anyway because that's what living in a house is about
When you rolled the clothes i felt my stomach crumple up like a paper bag
That ketchup skit is probably the most baffled I've been at any of your skits. It actually hurt to watch
And then if you point out that they're doing it wrong, they'll snap at you like: "if you don't like the way I do things, do it yourself then. " 😪
This guy’s pick-stuff-up-with-your-feet-and-throw-it-onto-the-bed game is seriously lacking
My favourite part is them insisting that they both must be told what to do and that you aren’t allowed to tell them what to do
This video ended at the perfect time because I literally could not tale one more second of that.
Weaponised incompetence
STOP you are literally TOO REAL. I already commented on this on a previous video but FFS. It's like you're impersonating my ex!!!😭😭😭
The ketchup scene is straight out of a horror movie
Unnecessary sighs, "im not a mind reader," doing the task sloppy. This is spot on
It's just a video, just a video, just a video. It's not my ex.
Oh, it is 😊
1:16 reminds me of my siblings. Difference being---they were actual children at the time.
Listen men: if we’re both working 40+ hours every week, y’all better be meeting us halfway with household chores and childcare. If you’d let me be a stay at home mom, I’d be more than happy to take care of all of it. It’s your choice. 🤷🏻♀️
Agree with the first sentence 100%, but as for the second, it's hardly a choice these days unless you want to live in relative poverty or are lucky enough to have a job that pays as much as 2 wages. I'd happily let my wife be a stay at home mum if we'd still have a home and food for her to mum at.
DONT LET THE REST OF THE COMMENT SECTION SEE YOUR POST.
I've been getting crucified for saying that I just wanted my wife to be specific with what chores she needed me to do, while I was working 60 hours a week. You would think I had driven a truck through a parade of nuns.
@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb Taking into account the fact I don't know you, either this reply is relevant to you or not.
Some men are socialized not doing much housework at all, and genuinely do not notice issues that are utterly basic to nearly all women. If this might be you, next time you are sitting at home, take a detailed look at things around you. Spend a good minute or two doing a bit of a scan.
Is there dust on something? Clothing not in a hamper/wardrobe/closet? Dirty dishes anywhere? A large pile in the laundry room? Crumbs or dirt on the floor? Random objects cluttering an area rather than being stored in their spots?
Taking a moment to fix a thing or two like that without being asked is a good way to win a spouses trust. Also there are books and videos on how to clean and tidy bc if you struggle with that, you aren't the only one.
If this doesn't apply to you, disregard.
I’d rather eat rat poison than deal with this as a grown man. Jesus
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb I think it's because you're saying it in the context of this video, when the man acts clueless of obvious chores and puts additional mental load on the spouse by asking her to organize a list of all that needs to be done. It sounds like maybe you were trying to communicate a balance of who does what chores, but it's not very clear that's what you mean. You may have had good intentions in mind, but it may not have come across in the way you intended. Obviously we don't know all the context so take that as you will
The incompetence is unreal.
Looks almsot weaponized
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tb Hopefully you stay single so you can deal with your own mess.
@@JuanAppleseed-ge6tbI thought child labour was illegal.
@@thainac1732 why would I want to be married in 2024? 😂 Women are absolutely worthless in relationships 🤣
@@thainac1732 don't worry. I'll stay single. Women don't offer anything for a relationship in 2024 besides complaining and STDs soooo
Still a more likeable character than the Ipad kid
Nah
True, at least this guy pretends to give an attempt, the iPad kid would just stare blankly at the chore and then take out his phone
@@redpeaches8459 yeah well that's to be expected, he's a KID, not a grown a$$ manchild 😂😂😂
@@halroxdynasty8683 yeah, what's he gonna be when he grows?
That iPad kid would drive me to switch the whole dang breaker off in the house. Power banks only go so far.
Wow, such a kind husband helping his wife out with daily chores! We need more men like you 🙏🙏
I've never suffered more with your videos than with the clothes "folding" and the ketchup "wiping"
I dont really get the ketchup part
@@lemonosis How? Do you wipe ketchup like that?
@@user-mg9hi5ln8n oh my god..
Not the weaponized incompetence 💀
The folding of the pants is what destroyed me😅😂😅😂
And when they get divorced, they act all surprise about it.
This is my dad 😭😭😭
i just know he has a weirdly territorial “boy mom” that never made him do anything as a kid. i’d be so honored if you made a character out of that archetype 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This makes me mad at my husband. 🤣
With every manchild skit this man uploads, my wish to stay single increases and my potential pickiness of any future boyfriend (if he passes through the "i want to be single" wall of defense) gets ever sharper. Raising the standards above hell, thank you dude🙏
Had an Ex who did this. I didnt get it and genuinely thanked him for trying but I kept asking for help because it's not about result it's about effort. He was so angry I thought he was stupid but couldn’t say anything
Not him applying ketchup onto the table
Your characters are so affective, I literally got made watching him.
He's so good that I wonder if he's pretending when he doesn't act like this.
That failed kick to send the boxers on the bed... So many Memories!
And this is why I’ll never get married. Some of the mf are covert until you living together and a few months of getting comfortable.
I feel lazy about chores, too. The solution is to trick yourself into getting annoyed by things being messy so you just kind of do at least the bare minimum and help out around the house. You gotta try to be an equal partner in this shit.
You still sound like a lazy partner. Bare minimum? And I bet you expect maximum comfort.
Well, you shouldn't 'help' your wife around the house. It's your house, too. You just do the chores.
We have checklists for our kids. He would follow the checklist just about as well as they do. Meaning he’ll need promptings every few minutes and reminders that he’ll lose privileges if they don’t get done. Maybe some body doubling that turns into the spouse doing it for him. Honestly though if those clothes got put in a singular place that keeps the space functional then I would call that a win. The ketchup did get cleaned up in the end. Sometimes it’s more exhausting to have to make a decision and direct your man child than actually executing the task.
You are AMAZING for putting the word "help" in quotation marks. You understand that "helping" is not the thing here, because that implies it's her job. It's his job to do his part!
Oh god... doesn't he know that you have to LIFT the napkin in order to actually pick up the mess? That physically hurt me
He knows. He also knows he won’t be asked to do the task again if he does it badly enough.
@@evilsharkey8954 That's weaponized incompetence, a strategy as old as time.
Actual conversation between my mom and dad 🤪
The most slappable person yet
HE RUBBED THE KETCHUP INTO THE TABLE LIKE IT WAS SOAP???? 😭😭😭
My hair was on fire with that folding job 😂 nice work bro.
Holy shit I had an ex who did that clothes rolling thing. He swore it took up less space in the drawers. It did not. And his clothes were always wrinkled. It was the straw that broke the camel’s back just because it was so fucking stupid, and he actually believed it was some kind of ingenious life hack.
It's like each slappable character on this channel tries to one-up each other on who's the worst with each upload 😅
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Thank you for always reminding me how to be a good person.
Oh I got pissed. Great acting, man 👏
The way I audibly gasped when I watched him clean up that ketchup…
You know he would trip over Gonsalves to try to show his friends how good he is in a pickup game of basketball, but when it's a chore he suddenly can't manage to pick a shirt up off the floor
I think the table wiping at the end physically hurt me 😭
'If you want me to fold the clothes then you need to tell me to fold the clothes'
It's just a skit it's just a skit it's just a skit
The way you folded those pants hurt my soul
This guy is so good at portraying the most unlikeable characters ever.
My turn next week
I love how literally anything he does apparently takes a ton of effort and willpower to do. The frequent sighing also let’s his wife know how much he doesn’t want to be doing what he’s doing and that he is making a big sacrifice for her 😂 Nothing quite says “I love you” like doing “women’s chores” and complaining about it the entire time you’re doing it 😂😂
The genuine concern on my face when he started folding clothes omg
You had to fully commit to the bit in order to pull off that last one, insane
The sad thing is these are exactly how i attempted to perform these chores when i was like 6. Thankfully ive learned
This made my heart rate increase. I spied those old western saloon style doors in your mirror.
Aarrgghhhh I've been through this exact situation and it literally hurts to watch 😂😂 you are a genius Sir!❤❤❤
This actually made my chest tight with legitimate anger and frustration 😂
The fact he also kept looking at the wife, like, waiting for her to snap and take over.
Ngl, that monkey foot action is in my toolbox
Great video as always, also realized I have the same sheets 😂
The ketchup was nothing compared to the clothes folding technique, I think that gave me a tension headache.
Their mommy did everything for them before
"I'm folding clothes" you're ROLLING clothes, buds
My husband will go through like half a roll of paper towels for something that only needs one or maybe two.
I think it’s because his mom never taught him how to clean. For lots of guys it’s just that they never learned, and trying to “teach” them at this point in their life totally hurts their ego.
I kNOw hOw To cLeaN!!!
No, sweetie, no you don’t.
This hurt. This physically hurt.
Bruh rhis has to be weaponizsd incompetence😭
I felt my blood pressure rise exponentially watching this, great job
it's just a skit it's just a skit it's just a skit it's just a skit
The run the jewels hat sells it too much
I mean, he did fold the clothes.... they have a lot more folds than they did before!
I roll-fold the right way.
Im certain this is how people see me when admit i roll fold my clothes.
the RTJ hat is somehow perfect
Him using like 20 napkins is so manly of him
I'm in the process of separating, and I was questioning my choice to look at this quite negatively charged content... until I bump into the particular videos that lets me go "oh, he might have been nicer about it or made better excuses, but this is still what he did to me, and everyone seems to agree it isn’t okay". Makes me feel more sane, one drop at a time. Thanks!
0:45 ok this one got me lol 🤣
This was the most physically painful one yet
It looks like it was his clothes so I’m fine with it 😂
The first bit about needing to be told exactly what to do is pretty relatable to me as an autistic person, but then he started cleaning up the ketchup like that
No, you make a list of things _I_ need to do, and I'll _consider_ doing them.
My dad is like this (though not quite as extreme) and now my mom is divorcing him
The way he folded the clothes literally injured my eyes
This got my blood boiling so hot I can skip cardio 😂
Lmao this was literally me to my mom when I was like 8
Ugh! Weaponised competence at it's best 😂
The ketchup part got me. Oh man.