【Apple】My MIL was rude and condescending to my mom because she lived in the country side but then...

[@darkakiyama0]

Sometimes, it takes getting a taste of our own medicine to really see what our actions do to others. This doesn't always happen, mind you, and people can double-down on their horrible behavior. I'm hoping for their sake that the MIL really took this experience to heart and is making active choices to better herself for her son and in-laws.

[@twiceshy9773]

Everybody calling each other "mom" and was SUPER confusing...and lol meh, people only know what they know - the mom needed an openminded friend OUTSIDE of her own bubble- and to get a taste of her own medicine- FOREVER ago!! Lol love this- and yay, an original story!!

[@linexp274]

She deserves forgiveness because she apologized humbly and finally understood she was horrible and she truly apologized.

[@twiceshy9773]

Exactly!! People only know what they know afterall- but sometimes they CAN change for the better!! And she was honest and humbled herself...lol took her awhile...but yay, love a happy ending!😂😂

[@lindahill7315]

Great story. Sometimes we need to hear this said being said. We really need to be careful from being so rude .

[@mariantabaksmith6557]

I really enjoyed this story. Happy ending. Nobody's cut ties. Forgiveness.😊

[@VickyfrenchFrench]

Finally a different type of story. Great.

[@mariatoquinto4107]

Now THIS is a GREAT story where no one is cheating or treating people wrong and not understanding that what they did was wrong or going into debt and getting lost somewhere. This was a good way to teach and learn that we are all humans and we ALL can own up to our mistakes and still have a good life. Thank you to the creators of this story ❤!

[@judyjohnson9610]

Great story, if a bit long for my personal preference. Thanks to Linda who gave Jenny a taste of her own medicine. And BE LIKE DAVE

[@laraq07]

Someone always thinks they're better than you.

[@djharris90]

Not going to lie I generally skip the first part of the story because well I get irritated. This I will say was the best story and I liked the change in attitude of the MIL. Thank you

[@doylewillis9587]

A good story and Redemption some people can change

[@phyllisniese6464]

What a wonderful story! Very insightful!😊

[@KarenWalton-ot5qr]

Being kind, works.

[@beegee1960]

What is it with people who insist on apologies. Anyone who has to be coerced into apologizing doesn’t mean it anyway. If anyone sincerely is sorry, they will do it voluntarily. You make kids do it because it is the way they learn, but adults either apologize voluntarily or it is useless.

[@OridiusMorphius]

Beautiful story, I love redemption stories...

[@donnarupert4926]

Sue is absolutely the best☺️

[@StoopidMonkeysMomma]

"You see"

[@marysstilllearning5803]

Finally a story were someone learns their lesson, and is not, cut off from family and friends 😂😂

[@staceyga1]

Love this video with a happy ending! ❤

[@zoodlesj]

Great story guys, keep up the good work!

[@wolfim.3343]

Good morning from Northern Germany. Have a nice week everyone 😊

[@crazycatladym3027]

I grew up in the city and now live in the country and i love it so much more. I hate city living.

[@doylewillis9587]

I moved to the country also and I love it it's wonderful to look out on my acreage and all the big trees that I have the quiet end slow pace is wonderful and my new house is twice the size and half the price

[@judyjohnson9610]

I gave up driving when I retired, so it's better for me to live in a large town where everything is close by. But no big city for me, thank you!

[@monkeynumbernine]

Me too 😁 At night, looking up at the sky, you can see the stars 🤩 it's so beautiful! There are so many things I appreciate about not being in the city... I'd never go back.

[@marierobinson3935]

These are my favourite story tellers❤ id love to live in the country away from the fumes and miserable people😂 Have a great week people from the UK❤❤

[@pekinelfe897]

I liked that Jenny owned up to her mistakes, and learned her lesson. that took courage. Good Story

[@marieleemcgill5011]

Yes it did . We all can really learn by our mistakes.

[@ruthdubb3274]

Ooh! A proper redemption!

[@Ronald-k6s]

There is only one problem that I know of living in the country, its when a city person moves to the country on an acreage then complains about the smell of the hog/cattle farm near by. I have read several news stories about people doing that where I live.

[@amethystanne4586]

Or when people move next to a small family-owned(for over 50 years) airport, and get upset about airplanes using the runways. (In a formerly very rural county of New Jersey in the U.S. where I grew up)

[@touchuvclazz]

Loving the husband in this story

[@Annfam5]

Oddly enough, I am from a major city. I married a "Country Boy". His mother was looking down on me for living in a major city. Most people in that town looked down on City living. They said, if you are not from the country, you aren't worth anything. So, it goes both ways. The worst years of my life were spent in the countryside. 15 years of my life wasted on a stuckup community. If you weren't FROM the country especially that town was snubbed. Most people moved because of the stuckup nature of the town. Well, moved out when kids went to college to a city! MUCH BETTER for both myself and my country husband (he said he always wanted to leave). It didn't have anything to do with money it had everything to do with "You aren't born and raised here so you are not worth it".

[@earthraindove2870]

Good one ❤

[@Pastelalien9951]

What wrong with living in the country.. I rather live in country side..I like peace and quiet 😌

[@rachaeladams61]

The only reason why the city is regarded as good is because it's more modern due to roads and buildings etc. But that doesn't mean the countryside are bad. They are still the birth places of many, and the origin of most of the knowledge and hard work for people to get where they are now, which includes them being able to move to the city to live a comfortable life. 🙁

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Have a good night everyone 💤🤗 From Louisiana 🐊

[@Allie_phelps]

Good morning Bridget. Hope you have a great week

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

@@Allie_phelps Good morning Allie!! Had a fun weekend. Hoping the weather doesn't get in the 100s and enjoying the not so extreme heat. You have a wonderful week ahead too. Have a great day 👋🤗

[@Allie_phelps]

@@bridgetdebourgh5698 yes we’re going back into a crazy heat wave and of course, just as our kids school year starts haha. It’s the humidity here that’s absolutely brutal. Hopefully it stays not so heat for you. Have a wonderful day

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

@@Allie_phelps The humidity is crazy here too. We are getting a little break from the 100s though. Stay safe and hydrated 👋🤗

[@Allie_phelps]

@@bridgetdebourgh5698 yes you too!!

[@donnarupert4926]

The countryside is much nicer, the heck with subways with all that noise and dirt💁🏽‍♀️

[@amethystanne4586]

After WWII, Dad, Uncle, and Gramma&Grampa took a west-bound train from Penn Station NYC, looking for a less crowded place to live than Washington Heights . They found it in an incredibly tiny town in northwest New Jersey. Their new home was within an easy walking distance of the train station. (Gramma’s long-time eye doctor was in NYC) Uncle and Dad found lovely women to marry and lived close by. Gramma&Grampa lived in the home until they passed in 1967 and 1968.

[@ernestinemarr3485]

The countryside is safer than the city

[@youmadhuh6375]

Even at a funeral, MIL thinks it's about her & she's the queen.. I found Jenny quite rude and disrespectful... I don't think I would've been as respectful as Kathy if that was my mom she was talking mess about... if someone has to be prompted or forced to apologize, the apology is not sincere or real. An apology should be given if the person is truly remorseful and felt they did something wrong. I have never asked for an apology, I wouldn't want it if I have to ask for it

[@georgiegal6745]

Wow, Jenny. I thought you were going to make the funeral all about yourself. Didn't realize it was just you being a snob. I think I'd rather you'd made the funeral about you.

[@jolenebauser408]

Someone needs to tell this lady to mind her own damn business! It’s none of her business what her daughter in laws mother does!

[@mleighqs]

It's always interesting watching a story play out where the nasty MIL changes her ways, it's nice to see.

[@susanlayton2143]

What business is it of this woman's if her DIL's mother wants to move of what kind of place she moves into?

[@JetLagRecords]

Apple Texts, You're so talented! I had to hit the like button!

[@CatherineBurk]

Instead of calling it the country side I'm surprised they didn't call it district 12, seeing as how she called it the capital city.

[@margaretschultz6209]

Maybe it's the other Capital City where a bum can feel like a king, and a king can feel like a nutty cuckoo super-king

[@Nikkeyi01]

😩🤣

[@youmadhuh6375]

Jenny is a hypocrite.. it was a hoot when she was looking down people that live in the countryside....but loses her crap when someone dare speaks on the city.. the audacity of her.. she can dish it but can't take it. Also, houses in the city cost way more than houses in the countryside.. I've found mini mansions in the countryside hundreds of thousands cheaper than houses in the city. It's weird this is a competition😂😂

[@qassandraable]

I'd just been doing that no reins exercise and Patsy came aling and wanted to try it. Michelle's her daughter.

[@mrsdinosaur1009]

Is "You see" the new "LOL"?

[@cathyb1273]

Those f@$cking bots are proliferating like cockroaches. Anyway, for once I enjoy the story without fast-forward but still at 1.75 speed.

[@donnarupert4926]

Just report the Bots 🤖 and their sex channels, that’s what I do!!

[@donnarupert4926]

Did you ever see how NASTY their channels are if you click on them???😡

[@cathyb1273]

@@donnarupert4926 No never clicked on them but I systematically signal them to YT as spam. Now if the content is nasty as you said I will change the category.

[@PathToSuccess-tv5zv]

I am noticing a trend in these videos were the daughter in law and son in law calling their in laws mom and dad. That is odd to me because my family don't call them that. They are still family but mom and dad are reserved for the parents that raised us. Does anyone else call their in laws mom and dad. Not throwing shade, just asking.

[@zuzax1656]

Older GenXer here. Mother/Father or their first names, if told we could use them. Mom/Dad was for our own parents, otherwise it's a bit too informal. It is a matter of respect first, then familiarity.

[@JetLagRecords]

Apple Texts, cool content you deserve more subscribers

[@JetLagRecords]

Apple Texts, awesome video you deserve more subscribers

[@brendaforbes6275]

Where are they living?😟

[@DEVILLXX74]

Kinda sounds like Eastern Europe somewhere

[@mamdhata1614]

Why don't they have good editors. At one place it is three months they met for shopping in the city at other places it six months.

[@hankpeterschmidt8626]

37:10

[@ReeyaVickery]

What's with all the BOT comments?

[@riley6740]

I know. I’ve been commenting BOT and then reporting it as spam. It helps to do it on every single time it’s posted. Hopefully it will help.

[@crazycatlady6396]

@@riley6740it does help. I watch a good KZbinr whose comments were plagued by nasty comments then started repeating every comment. Finally freed from that jerk. Keep up the good work!

[@donnarupert4926]

I report these Bots 🤖 because of the sexual content of their nasty channels!!