Cooking with Jack is a Terrible Person

[@augusttheduck]

Didn’t expect to return to the Jack videos with something like this, but felt the need to talk about this awful situation. Unreal.

[@OnesidedHeartX3]

Wow..

[@NMSTraveler]

Lol let's try some frozen 2 year old brisket

[@TheRealJoshie]

"Well, guys, we're back." Also, this has been known for at least a few years.

[@XanteZanna]

How isn't Jack in prison yet? This is child abuse and he admits to be being one.

[@corbinwalton9996]

yeah...

[@sinniiarmzendlegz7100]

Jack: We did a great job parenting. Also Jack: I tried to murder my son.

[@MeemahSN]

you can't be bad at parenting when there's no one left to parent

[@FrancoisTremblay]

based @@MeemahSN

[@charliedaanim4]

​@@MeemahSN Fax

[@rrpostalagain]

Also Jack: then we kicked him out of the family at 16

[@Joe90h]

"I'm a great driver. I wrapped the engine block around a tree, but EXCEPT for that part I'm exceptional behind the wheel."

[@brockg6194]

Jack: Bad cook, bad parent, bad person. Kay: Bad cook, always nice to her beloved son Lee, wonderful lady doing her best.

[@marcmardini6873]

Kay seems like a generally good person

[@Iqjxnxnxnxn]

Kay seems like a nice person, but her cooking is bad

[@vampsith]

Isn’t Kay a copyright abuser?

[@kitkat70453]

@@vampsith would you rather watch a copyright abuser or a child abuser who admitted to attempted murder 💀

[@Zguy09]

@@vampsith Maybe, but Jack is, so that cancels that out.

[@zelgeth]

The irony when jack gets so upset when his son lost control, yet then turns around to say that he then lost control in a more extreme way to try and justify it with some bs.

[@notsusanna7485]

Imo, jack probably got off easy.

[@a_trauma_llama2991]

The whole "there were no principles there to stop me" is absurd levels of cope. Blames son for rage, then blames his own soft life experience for over-riding basic human instincts to not hurt a child (nvm your own?)

[@pow_20]

@@a_trauma_llama2991Facts🙌🙌

[@catpoke9557]

Literally admitting "It wasn't even a push, it was just in an aggressive way" and then saying he tackled him into the ground. That is not remotely comparable. If it wasn't even a PUSH that means he basically just... disrespected Jack. And Jack responded with physical violence.

[@Sick_Sara]

"I'm a good parent. So anyway I once almost killed my kid by choking him"

[@SJ-Lakui]

“With Mayonnaise”

[@LoveBeamandSunshine]

@@SJ-Lakui "With my own food ."

[@ChristinaFromYoutube]

All Boomers be like:

[@skrible71]

Chokes son till nose bleeds: "We did a great job parenting." Cuts open "cooked" chicken: "Look at that...pool, we did a great job." I'd say there's a pattern there. Also, I sat down to listen to one of his live streams. He is quite off the far end. Jack really is on brand with his delusional look on life. Bless his heart.

[@zeroo_oone]

I think there's a pattern but not the one you seem to think about. I think Jack just hates when he is not in control so he does what he does to his son (I really hope Garrett will be fine) and he can't stand failing in front of others which is why he always say his food is great when it's actually not. These two situation put Jack in a position where he is not in full power over events (his son doing things he disapprove and his cooking being awful and yet he says "oh it's great") and he hates it. Idk if it makes sense, English isn't my native language and I just woke up so it might not be very clear

[@eldonte2013]

"We sure showed him!"

[@justkittensbeingkittens5892]

Uh no. Don’t bless his heart. Curse his heart

[@SweetWasabi]

@@zeroo_ooneyou never had someone like Jack in your life you’re not wrong tho but him thinking that raw ass chicken he cooked or overall shit coming thinking it’s the best thing and him thinking what he’s doing is some sort of good parenting is for sure a pattern and mentally related. His abuse is pouring and showing I always felt he was some type of delusional also been abused in my life glad that my overthinking was right.

[@cinimatics]

He's a narcissist.

[@Gas-mask-bartender]

Bro that intro I wasn’t prepared for

[@areallyshortbrontothere]

Same lol

[@Sign-up.]

@KreekCraftsGrandmaDeservedItcmon man I seen so many time shut up

[@sarahdarrington1469]

same

[@TheMusicGuy72]

​@KreekCraftsGrandmaDeservedIt no your not womp womp

[@lunaballuna]

@@Sign-up. I just report him whenever he spams. Keep reporting or it'll never get resolved and continue to encourage the bad behavior

[@CuteWolfie1]

"He didn't fight back, whether it was out of respect...love...fear, I'm not sure." It was probably because he was in shock when he realized his own father was willing to kill him and likely didn't truly love him

[@Phoenixillusion18]

Or him being unable to breathe ... hence the bleeding nose.

[@jayfrank1913]

Hypoxia.

[@pauljerome01]

"Likely didnt truly love him" opinion

[@kassemir]

Also, likely traumatized the friend he was having over. Like he did this, in front of one of his friends.

[@NASCAR_STOP_MOTION]

Yeah

[@hectorespudo5565]

Smoking pot gave my son RAGE ISSUES! *Continues to choke out his son while screaming in his ear*

[@OneTallQueer]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a person getting enraged from smoking pot lol. Eating everything in the fridge, sleeping 14 hours, being too zoinked out to move? All of those but never angry.

[@waltdistel716]

@es Anger issues and weed abuse are actually somewhat common. Ask anyone working in the field. Especially when growing up it's extremely disruptive to your emotional development when you've only ever learned to regulate your emotions by using substances. this is fact. Weed doesn't make people aggressive, true. But having no control over your emotions does.

[@StandardGoose]

He got the munchies and all he could find to eat was Aunt Irma's Party Cheese Dip. That would enrage me too, to be honest.

[@StandardGoose]

​@@waltdistel716Paranoia too, which by itself can then lead to violent behaviour.

[@DaiAtlus79]

good chance Jack was borderline blackout drunk when that happened. that gut, the diabetes, strokes etc. thats all from booze.

[@mrmaidlemonade]

To me, the fact that he added the detail about making his THIRTEEN year old's nose bleed conveys that he's proud/in awe of what he's done. Have you ever heard someone in remorse get into details of their wrongdoings in a chill ass voice like that? What an absolutely heinous and disgusting human being. I really hope his son is doing okay.

[@undeadMonk]

Last I heard (about a year ago) Garrett is doing fine. His grandfather took him in after the incident and seems to have given him the stable home environment he needed. He's certainly doing better than Jack.

[@Aflacist]

@@undeadMonkhis son is still a teenager? This happened recently? Wtf, I thought he was talking about some old shit

[@undeadMonk]

@@Aflacist Nah, he's in his twenties by now

[@undeadMonk]

@@AflacistTo give more context, his grandfather took him in _back then._ Hopefully that clears it up.

[@Aflacist]

@@undeadMonk yeah it does, thank you. I’m sure that is still very fresh in that young man’s mind. I would not fault him if he went full no contact with Jack

[@drakesavory2019]

Jack nearly kills his son, but the son got his rage issues from smokin' the wacky tabacky? Riiiiiiiiight.

[@imanassole9421]

IKR?! Them stoners man.. so angry and confrontational all the time. 😂😂

[@wadebatson9495]

Talking shit about stoners? I oughta kick your.....anyone else hungry?

[@Metanoia000]

I think he’s still a good man

[@Misto_deVito6009]

Totally

[@QuietTears]

Wacky tabacky. 😂

[@Mud.lemons]

9:18 i think him saying he thinks his son backed down out of respect and love is pretty telling, no your son didn't stop fighting back out of love and respect, he stopped because he realised how psychotic, agressive and dangerous you are

[@oofedz8466]

ikr

[@zoinksscoob97]

Jack is the type of person to say "That's Freudian bullshit" when I almost guarantee his son acts just like him since he's seen it his whole life.

[@RightsForZombies]

Also because he was unconscious, Jack admitted that in other retellings of this story and backed up by Garrett himself.

[@ruekurei88]

He never said that tho. He said he doesn't know why he didn't fight back and proposed that it could be because of, "respect, love or fear", but he doesn't actually know the reason why. It could actually be any of those reasons. Even abused kids won't fight an abusive parent sometimes out of respect or love, but they usually don't put of fear. Being abused doesn't necessarily kill the love or respect for the abuser, sadly enough.

[@Mud.lemons]

@ruekurei88 ik that, but the fact that those reasons came to his head are very worrying, no one should think that

[@TheRioJesus]

Trying to get his son to start a company at 13… Jesus Christ man, let him be a fucking kid!

[@Veltrosstho]

He wanted to take loans out in his name, no doubt.

[@EdgeO419]

Narcissists regularly set up lofty goals for their children as a way of living vicariously through their accomplishments or at worst to set them up for something they can "fail" at so they can be "humbled" by the better person that they are, either way its meant to stroke their own ego.

[@tavern2468]

@@Veltrosstho that definitely sounds more like it. Lol but knowing Jack, and how fucking delusional, he is because he thinks he can cook, he probably thought he was passing on some kind of wonderful legacy to his son to carry on the family name and the business he had some grandiose idea of passing on the torch to his son, but would never use the flame from the torch to properly cook chicken. Gotta keep it raw and bloody for the next generation.

[@priestfan81]

​@@Veltrosstho 13 year old can't take out loans. They're 13.

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

@@priestfan81yeah but adults can using their names lol

[@toffeejc]

Him describing how he attacked his son was genuinely sickening 🤮 Especially since Jack specifically said he didn’t even fight back at all. Wtaf.

[@nocturnal377]

Yeah, it sounds like the son just gave up fighting because he didn't care if he ended up dying. Jack is insane for thinking that was out of love or respect.

[@nationalinstituteofcheese3012]

Big man beating up his poor child. Pretty sure his several strokes are some form of karma

[@DarkMasterJo]

@@nationalinstituteofcheese3012yea it from the fact that he doesn’t cook his chicken 😂

[@eviluciousdevilry8255]

That is the saddest thing to hear Jack admit to. The fact that his son did not even try to fight back, but he just kept choking him. There's a saying that goes, " every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child." That's true.

[@bowtiejess80]

I'm guessing that along the line during his childhood the son learned that not fighting back was his best choice.

[@yindi4758]

Jack's whole body language while bragging about choking his son was so odd. He was so cocky and smug about it. Also even if his child did put his hands on him and his wife, it's probably due to retaliation. When you grow up in an abusive environment you start getting fed up. Especially during teen years where you are developing more awareness. He decided to fight back and jack really sat here and said "he submitted" like what a sadistic way to phrase that.

[@TheLikenessOfNormal]

100% iirc the context was that Jack and Tammy were "confronting" him about weed and his new friends (that he had to make cause Jack would kick him out of the house most of the day for 3/4 days he had custody). His son likely talked back, causing Jack's rage to fly off the handle and Tammy feeding off of it cause she hate's the kid as a reminder of Jack's first wife start screaming at him and berating him. Jack's son, seeking to find a way out of the situation puts on his shoes to leave. Tammy steps in front of the door to stop him from leaving so they can continue to scream and hurl abuse at him. He pushes Tammy, trying to get her out of the way of the door. Jack decides he's gonna show his kid that his paternal love doesn't stretch as far as his love for regular sex with his 2nd wife and that he's willing to kill for it.

[@danielcrafter9349]

​@@TheLikenessOfNormal- that's nearly *to the T* how that happened to me with my dad I shouted back at my dad, he decided to "teach me a lesson" and strangled me to the point that I nearly blacked out and lost sight in one eye temporarily The only way I got him off me was to nearly kill him in return by hitting him with a solid oak breadbin lid... which broke with how hard I'd swung it

[@Scornfull]

Mfs always act tough when they fight someone or something way weaker than them but then they pussy out as soon as anything remotely on their level comes around

[@VSoleil64]

He really disgusts me.

[@Saiege]

​@danielcrafter9349 same. My dad would beat the living shit out of all of us. He beat me in the face even after my nose started bleeding. Big gold ring doesn't feel good. When he really fucked me up one night, I finally started fight back. But honestly it didn't even put a dent in him because I was young.

[@southernbelle1553]

He didn’t admit to child abuse. He admitted to attempted murder.

[@MomDoer-qc7iw]

Choking someone for a few seconds after they hit someone isn't attempted murder.

[@southernbelle1553]

@@MomDoer-qc7iw choking a kid to the point where they are bleeding out their nose just because they “put hands on someone” is attempted murder lol. Jack probably would have killed his kid if he choked him much longer.

[@xXEGPXx]

@@MomDoer-qc7iw That is not how the court of law would see it, choking is always 100% of the time considered a lethal action

[@frozerus]

@@MomDoer-qc7iw yes it absolutely is

[@TreeInfestor]

@@MomDoer-qc7iwBro got cooked 3 times over 😂 At least you got cooked at all, Jack’s chicken sure didn’t

[@darlingtondeathbeam]

- Moves his family out of California because he thought there was a conspiracy by the government to turn his son gay - Beats up and chokes out his own son anyway - Now believes in a conspiracy theory against his own church because his rotten beef didn't win a Sunday cook-off - Still doesn't know why chicken can't be cooked in the microwave - Has diabetes to the point of limb failure How did Jack's ancestors survive natural selection?

[@monkeyclapper69]

Did he actually move out of California because of that

[@DaiAtlus79]

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK459134/ comorbidity that he has with his issue with the bottle (his strokes, weight, and diabetes are hand in hand).

[@brxycen]

@@monkeyclapper69wouldn't surprise me

[@monkeyclapper69]

@@brxycen I wouldn’t be surprised either. It makes sense for someone like Jack

[@tyler89557]

I'm willing to bet that something went wrong in the creation of Jack, and his genes managed to mutate into its own little eldritch horror.

[@toolittletoolate]

"They never went without" or "They had everything they need" isn't inherently a phrase said by abusive parents but fuck me if every single abusive parent doesn't pull that line when they're being interrogated by cops for murdering their kids.

[@THESAINTSINS]

They use that phrase to hold over the child's head too to make it seem they're not grateful for what they have.

[@shelflord1686]

@@THESAINTSINSExactly my mother lol. Feeding and housing your kids is the bare minimum, it doesn't deserve a cookie😂😂

[@minniemin1324]

my dad always brings up how i'm so pampered and have everything i need but asking for emotional support is apparently too much. the other day when i was crying he called me a "psycho who has mental issues who is an animal who can't act like a normal human being."

[@wilmajohnsonfit1225]

@@minniemin1324 well what were you crying about?

[@vikkipink1288]

You ain’t lying it is nothing but a red flag at this point to me

[@captain1415]

A man turns out to be about as bad as the dishes he cooks. Huh.

[@angrytater2456]

Raw chicken=Domestic violence. Who knew?

[@Suckko]

being a bad cook = you have tried to murder your kid.

[@FriedSheep69]

​@@Suckkoit's true. Some food is to die for.

[@demetriajones3231]

What goes around comes around

[@thatgoobyguy]

​@@Suckko exactly. Kays cooking would never

[@BladedArrowTBGamer]

As a dad I literally can’t even imagine the audacity to think you choking your own son is anything but your own fault. Evil man who will be sent to a bad nursing home when it’s his time. His son will make sure they push him against the wall.

[@TheNuts1225]

I got spanked a lot as a kid but my parents never choked me, jee whiz.

[@imabobmob]

as a liar this is a lie

[@Hello_Spaceboy]

My teens are constantly twerking on my last nerve, but I can't imagine 1) ever putting my hands on them and 2) ever trying to justify doing so. Jack's garbage

[@david-468]

Well cops choke people and put hands on people all the time for “being aggressive” so idk

[@nonprofitgirl]

Thank you for saying this.

[@bittersweetmelon9872]

Fun fact: someone in a domestic situation attempting to choke/strangle you is one of the biggest indicators that the person would kill you.

[@UmuPadoru]

Exactly

[@boxcutter4]

I heard that possibility goes up by like 700% once someone strangles you but i‘m not sure

[@ChiefCurrant813]

Jack sounds scarily close to my step dad. Textbook narcissist, claiming he’s a fantastic guy who loves his family, did an excellent job raising his own daughter and 3 troubled step children, but would actively beat my brothers and verbally degrade us all. He never put his hands on me because he didn’t believe in hitting girls, but my poor brothers have literally been cornered and beaten senseless before. Because of my past experiences this was an incredibly hard video to watch, but I think it’s absolutely necessary for not only me but for everyone to see that just because someone has a “good” (I use that term loosely for Jack) reputation with the public, it does NOT mean he treats his children and family well at all, and is still capable of being an abusive monster.

[@J5dudeYT]

Sounds like my step mom

[@lilletrille1892]

That self praise got to me! Talk about complete lack of accountability!🤬

[@BloodShooketh]

You also had a narcissistic stepdad? Well I hope you've gotten past it.

[@leebubbles]

I hope you and your brothers are doing better now :( ❤

[@HannahJones-yx1vu]

Not gonna lie same with my father I would physically, mentally, emotionally, verbally abuse me and medically neglected me and sexually assaulted me when I was younger it is kinda hard to watch he was an abusive narcissistic monster he seemed like a perfect father and I literally thought he was gonna kill me eventually luckily my mom saved me and probably saved my life and I will be forever grateful

[@JoshF848]

I thought it was well known that Scalfani was a scumbag, and that’s why everyone felt so comfortable roasting him

[@bananaslamma35]

Most people I've asked get the vibe that he's an arrogant douche from his videos, but don't really know he's actually scum until they're told he's a child abuser.

[@aprofessionalateverything7585]

He could be a saint and his food still deserves to be mocked, this just makes it even better

[@pow_20]

You are what you eat

[@Funnyjoke12348]

@@aprofessionalateverything7585 That's.. not how I'd put it. Any situation that involves child abuse, or acts on an equal level should *not* be described like that. Sure, it justifies the hatred more, but we should not celebrate that he's a horrible person.

[@frickfrack7075]

​@@Funnyjoke12348I don't think they ever said he deserved to be celebrated?? In fact, quite the opposite.

[@lordluciferisgod999]

If I had weed munchies and all that was available in my home was Jack’s cooking, I’d have rage issues too.

[@AmazonEspionage]

Bahahaha!!!

[@MASTERXEHANORT69]

Lmao real asf

[@MsMolotov13]

I think you just gave me a glimpse of my own personal hell. Thanks for that!😂

[@joshuabalboa1713]

🤣🤣🤣

[@HighPriestessLilithVala88]

😂😂😂😂😂Exactly I'll end up Prison for Destroying Kichen so he can't cook again 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@vincentking4618]

Referencing your Doxing video you posted after this one, he kind of outed himself. This is footage everyone has access to. The fact that he would try to blackmail you into deleting a video covering something everyone has access to is honestly some smooth brain activity.

[@iwazhere21]

As a parent I’m flabbergasted. My oldest is 13 and he tests the limits a lot. His dad and I can not fathom hurting him. Assault isn’t discipline . We are not perfect parents but at no point has him at his worst made us want to physically harm him, cut him off, play the victim. Kids are a forever commitment. You ride out the bad and keep being present and step up. Discipline is important but No child should be given up on and hurt.

[@mightymeatymech]

all my stepmom has to do is threaten to change the wifi password with my brother lol (and she still hasn't even done that) now she and i have had our issues and physical altercations, but she's apologized and we haven't laid a hand on each other since. in that case, i hate to say it, but i wasn't her kid lol so she had no obligation to be kind to me, unfortunately. she tried her best though, and that's why i know that when she laid her hands on me it wasn't because she liked it but because she was out of control and didn't know how else to deal (thanks to my dad being the worst husband imaginable). anyways i see who she is, she's never laid a hand on my little brother so that's all that matters to me.

[@misschocoki]

if he causes a problem constantly just to “test the limits” then maybe there’s something wrong 🤷

[@mightymeatymech]

@@misschocoki do you have kids

[@alwaysamongdragons7354]

@@mightymeatymech Honestly...no. There is one specific part I disagree with. "i wasn't her kid lol so she had no obligation to be kind to me" She had every obligation to. If you are not willing to treat someone's kids as your own when you marry them, _do not marry them._ The idea she had no obligation to you just because of no blood relation is absurd. She chose to be a part of the family, so, if you ask me, she effectively adopted you. Nothing is clear cut and easy, I get that, but being a step-parent is _zero_ excuse.

[@mightymeatymech]

@@alwaysamongdragons7354 aww i appreciate the sentiment. it's true, i personally think you should be ready for someone's kids before you marry them. unfortunately our situation was complicated, i was 'troubled' and my dad would never acknowledge it. not saying i deserved some of the worst from her, but i definitely understand why i got under her skin. and some of it was just reactive abvse from her having to put up with my dad tbh. she's so much kinder to me now that she doesn't have to deal with that miserable excuse for a man. she had her moments of kindness back then too, that's why i knew she never wanted to be cruel to me. people make mistakes, but she's the only adult from my childhood who turned around and acknowledged hers. so maybe i tend to give her more leeway than i'd give myself if i were a stepparent lol. sorry so long, it's a complex situation. but yeah you're right.. idk i just feel bad for her because my father is a spectacular liar. she really had no idea what she was getting herself into when she married him and took me under her roof. she's changed a lot over the years and listened to me though, and i appreciate that from her.

[@monkeymouth85]

Bro, this was my childhood minus the building computers thing. My dad and mom have been separated for as long as I can remember and I had to do the whole back forth broken home thing for years. My dad and stepmom were the strict parents and my mom was the “Disneyland” parent - their turn of phrase for her. He would beat the butter dog shit out of me, so badly at times that I would piss myself and he would just look at me disgusted. I couldn’t go to sleep till he got home, usually after midnight. My stepmom would check on me and let him know if I did pass out sitting at a tiny desk doing home work. And before anyone asks, I was 12 and under at this point. If I did fall asleep, I would get beaten. It got so bad that I wasn’t allowed to eat with the rest of the “family” and I had to do there dishes before I could eat a cold dinner hours later. It all came to a head when I was 14. When he threw to the floor and proceeded to choke me for not wanting to shake my stepmoms hand as they tried to get me sent to military school. The last thing I remember before blacking out was my stepmom screaming at him to get off me before he killed me. After which I had to go apologize to my siblings for getting choked. Shortly after that I was kicked out of the house and sent to my mom’s. And told he’d be back for me in 2 weeks. That day never came, what did come was the day they told me ever since I was gone the “family” had been so much better. I told my uncle about everything that happened and he was pissed. My uncle confronted my dad and wanted to know how he could do something like that? By the way, my dad, stepmom and uncle all worked with group home kids at the time. He wanted to know how he could do that when he works with kids. All my dad said was it’s different when it’s your kid. So my uncle became the father figure I never had and taught me everything I know now and I rarely talk to my dad, if at all. Sorry for the long story, just this jackass…I mean Jack kinda triggered me.

[@gijoemasters]

Glad to hear you eventually ended up in a better place but my god the thought of having to live through all that

[@monkeymouth85]

@@gijoemastersit took a long time and I had a lot of help. Just hope that people know they’re not alone out there.

[@MysticLGD]

​​​​@@monkeymouth85"you are not alone" dosent mean or help much when your head is being caved into the wall/ground lol

[@noelleelizabethan]

@monkeymouth85 you take good care of yourself

[@pinewolfpresents]

"It's different when it's your kid" That's how my birth dad is. Very charismatic, gets everyone to love him, has to have the attention be on him, be seen as morally righteous Then when it's just you and him all the bad shit comes out. Can treat you any kind of way, and no one will believe you over him because he's 'all smiles' and never acts that way towards anyone else It's sick

[@galaxymind5542]

no because hearing Jack admit that he choked out his son TO THE POINT OF HIS NOSE BLEEDING is unbelievable. it's insane that he's not in jail

[@miciso666]

youtube: this guy seems fine. nothing bad here going on.

[@DisDatK9]

​@@miciso666meanwhile an entire video gets taken down for saying "suicide" but not before its copyright claimed by 3 corporations for including 2.5 seconds of a movie trailier.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Self-defense

[@Kasigi03]

@@wolfetteplays8894 LOL. Yeah big boy didn't seize an opportunity to exert himself against the only thing he could physically, even if it was his own son. Thankfully, Jack is killing himself with his own cooking. Karma has its way.

[@GgGg-em4tr]

He should be in jail for cooking too

[@martinpallmann]

„started cursing“ - basically a normal teenager then…

[@Thatweirduncle]

Jack: Chokes out his son also Jack: I don't know where he's learning such violence from god what a scumbag "I think we were perfect parents!" "I kicked my son out of the house after I almost killed him because he was a little aggressive"

[@MankarCameron]

Also him ":here is August's address"

[@runesdt9175]

​@@MankarCameronlmao yeah😭

[@321findus]

"a little aggressive"

[@marian_hayes]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Jack was abused himself. But hat doesn’t excuse his actions and I’m very glad I’ve never watched his content in my life. I hope the FBI finds out about what he did cuz he needs to be arrested

[@Moth-Mellow]

​@@marian_hayesMost abusers have been abused. That is what makes it worse. As he knows what it's like to have a parent do that to you

[@BeforeMoviesSucked]

"Garrett never fought me. Never pushed back. Never tried to hit me or hurt me. He completely submitted. Which... Out of respect, love, I don't know. Fear?" As a paramedic, I would suggest out of occlusion of the carotid arteries inhibiting bloodflow to the brain. Thanks for the heads up, Duck.

[@everfluctuating]

yeah, if youre choking him enough that his nose started bleeding, he probably lost consciousness.

[@slightlyskywalking2195]

Haha bruh 👏

[@pow_20]

@@slightlyskywalking2195what bro?

[@timeracer123]

Well I didn't think it was out of love and respect however this sounds way worse then what I thought

[@slightlyskywalking2195]

@@pow_20 he made a joke it was funny I responded as such, what was hard to follow about that?

[@PeytonPearson]

I mean, think about it. This man suspected an entire elementary school of rigging the chili cook-off against him. The guy's definitely a conspiracist at LEAST.

[@Zguy09]

It was a church, but yeah. Actually, I don’t know which would be worse… He did supposedly take to school two “LaZy MaN’s LaSaGnAs” containing a shitload of cheese. That’s not a good look.

[@xXEGPXx]

I mean he has a video on his second channel with his brother where they say if you get cancer its your own fault so yeah the whole family are definitely shitheads

[@killakill6030]

Rememeber the chilli had 1 year old meat and was green

[@r0seg0lden._15]

This is quite literally why I stopped laughing at him. Trash guy.

[@markanthonykow17]

From bitter bitter experience, if he's telling this part of what happened outside of the home because he thinks it makes him look good, he did way waaaaay worse. Jfc.

[@louismcintosh9144]

As a Father, I could never choke out my son. If he was hurting me or someone else i could find another way to control that situation. And, my son did start smoking pot. He started playing guitar and started really getting into music. Now, he is a great guitarist and we jam all the time. Jack is just a terrible person/father and I'm sure a husband.

[@definitelyadragon1644]

Yup, a terrible husband definitely. No wonder his first wife divorced him because who would want to be around a psychopath like Jack.

[@LayfonDragnia]

Hearing him act all confused as why the kid was not engaging with them made my blood boil. It was FEAR, you taught your child to FEAR YOU Jack. His whole story reeks of “it being way worse than it actually was.”

[@jmurdock8303]

Really because his son hands on him. I don't think that's fear.

[@jayesgazebo]

@@jmurdock8303 Do you wanna try that in English? Wtf are you even saying?

[@jmurdock8303]

@@jayesgazebo my keyboard is fucked

[@ramkamslam]

@@jmurdock8303 kids fight back when theyre scared. fighting is literally a defense mechanism, when people are scared they go into flight or fight. living in fight or flight usually leads to anger and or violence issues or the exact opposite. this is a teenage child laying a hand on his grown ass daddy who admitted to almost murdering him like it was nothing, it absolutely has to do with fear.

[@nickd5343]

I was worried Jack was going to continue and say he sent his kid to one of those "troubled teen" camps/schools, like the Élan School in Maine. Places like that are more "trauma factories" than "schools".

[@mairan1]

My son had rage issues, said the father, who stated he was choking his teenage son, and he didn't know when to stop. The self awareness of this dude is in the negative numbers.

[@ninjafrog6966]

gee, i wonder where he got those anger issues from

[@QuinnInk20]

Blame the raw chicken he has wolfed down over the years

[@Dorito_Djinn]

My dad did this to me almost exactly when I was 18 after a long lead up of verbal abuse. I didn't get a nose bleed but I had bruises on my neck and developed panic attacks and anxiety. 12 years later I still have issues from my dad and have been fighting depression and self harming tendencies. If you are a father, don't do what Jack did.

[@thehorrorwombat]

Didn't think we would be returning to Cooking With Jack anytime soon, but here we are. But yeah him admitting to trying to kill his son is a terrible thing

[@wonsole]

does bro look into the future, its been like 1 minute since this video uploaded 💀💀

[@thehorrorwombat]

@@wonsole No, I just follow August on twitter, and he talked about how he just discovered Jack admitting to attempting to kill his son. So I figured thats what this video would be about

[@Thebungus765]

​@@wonsoleit was in the hook clip.

[@samholdsworth420]

​@@wonsolewe all knew he tried to choke his son 😊

[@DogFish-NZ]

it's been available for years. he's in deep with his murderer pastor. it goes way further 😔

[@Dystopikachu]

He's probably sitting at that table thinking he's a real tough guy for choking out his 16 year-old son. The only thing tough about this dude is the stomach he must have to be able to digest his own eldritch creations.

[@happycamper4thewin]

Eldritch creations, awesome 😂😂😂

[@happycamper4thewin]

@@jskywalker58 Jack is so gross-his gut is so big that his little TRex arms couldn’t reach past it to get you. Everyone is safe from the wrath of Jack-Ass

[@sarahc8862]

The boy was 13 when he tried to end him

[@dell_GRW]

“I was choking him out” AYO WHAT. Mr. Raw Chicken eater turned abuser.

[@sockosophie3132]

it´s probably the raw chicken...

[@zayya2572]

he abusing him with his cooking too

[@thatgoobyguy]

​@sockosophie3132 the salmonella colonies invaded his mind and turned him into a feral beast

[@ioatxz]

No cs I read the title nd said we knew he was a terrible person when we saw the chicken😃

[@pow_20]

You are what you eat. No wonder he’s a bad person😂

[@KitKatNisa]

"We were good parents" "My kid showed a little agression, so I nearly killed him." Why is he allowed to walk around freely?

[@KenSch2020]

Jack said they told his son he wasn't welcome in his house. I think what really happened is Child Protection Services got involved and told Jack and his wife that his son isn't allowed around him anymore or they both would be arrested.

[@dragons_of_magicgirl368]

It's not uncommon for these delusionally alt-right type people to fully kick out/disown their children for no good reason. CPS doesn't really intervene past like 13-14 years old unless there's mountains of proof

[@danielfrongillo773]

I'd like to believe that's what really happened. I hope his kid gets the therapy he's gonna need growing up with that POS as a dad. Poor kid

[@nicoleparreira1024]

Yeah, when he said ‘we had to part ways with him at that point,’ as if it was their choice I was like I believe the government did that, or your son wanted TO LIVE and never came back.

[@paulghignon4092]

I don't know if it was entirely CPS... If he's divorced and they had joint custody, this whole incident would be enough for the mother to be granted sole custody. I've seen parents lose custody of their kids for much much less than this. At that point, if the child chooses to cut all contact with that parent, they'll basically never see them again. Jack is known for downplaying stuff, so my guess is there was a lot of contention with his ex over custody. Especially when he brings up disciplining the child, which may have been a argument he was using to try and be granted custody of him.

[@kassemir]

I honestly don't think CPS got involved. They notoriously are very hesitant to intervene in matters like this. Don't forget, it's very common for parents to kick their kids to the curb for being gay, with zero consequence on their part.

[@pseudoruu]

"we did a great job parenting!" because no good journey in parenthood lacks a bit of that red rum, right? yeah no, it's an IMMEDIATE red flag when a parent has to parade around how good of a parent they are, because you know good and well their kids want nothing to do with them. it's hard not to feel at least a little vindicated seeing jack in the state he's in... maybe his son can feel the same. 🤷‍♀️

[@SixteenTonesStudio]

"we wanted to get him started early, with a business so he would be earning instead of just blowing money" that sounds like he was unhappy about the cost of raising children, not so much that he wanted to teach good work ethic.

[@BortSamsung]

"We did great" followed by blaming the other parent for 100% of the problems... yea, right. I have no idea what kind of parent his ex-wife is but these situations are usually a lot more complex than that and it really speaks to the unreliable narrator aspect when he can't find any fault in himself or his behaviour.

[@maxpowers9129]

Often there is a good reason why some kids never vist their parents in the nursing home. Sometimes the parents really are garbage people towards their kids.

[@Mr_Mcfeely]

I feel like most good parents probably don't think of themselves that highly because there is no good enough for your child.

[@Sniperboy5551]

If his son is anything like he is, he probably earned it.

[@undeadreader23]

When I was a kid, my Nan told me that the best way to evaluate someone's real personality was through the food the made. A person can be very reserved or private, but cook delicious meals to express their love - A good cup of tea after a cold day, a bowl of scones after school or a hearty spag bol that's been simmering for hours. Jack regularly serving up raw chicken is all that should be known about his true caracter.

[@breadster1981]

This makes perfect sense

[@ellieminnow]

I've never heard that before, but as a person that sees cooking as their love language, I love this.❤ Thank you for sharing that.

[@AYFKMRN]

I’m gonna guess grandma was Italian or has Italian heritage.

[@undeadreader23]

@@AYFKMRN No, strangely she had british parents (She was first generation Aussie) She just liked cooking for people 😄

[@AYFKMRN]

@@undeadreader23 okay- it’s such an intrinsic part of Italian food culture that I usually figure there’s Italian in there somewhere lol. But given the mobility of society in the last 70-odd years, that thinking easily translates.

[@JupiterSWarrior]

The fact the other two are just sitting there all calm-like instead of raging at Jack for his horrendous actions is just atrocious.

[@skullheadgaming]

I grew up with an abusive dad, actually a similar situation to this. I bet Garret never initiated anything. My dad said the same after trying to choke me out. He said he "thought I was gonna swing at him." Now I'm moved out of home and have cut complete contact with him. But my point is these abusers just say anything to cover there actions.

[@Achilleanyaoiglands]

WHATTTT. DID HE JUST..ADMIT TO CHILD ABUSE???

[@notsusanna7485]

It’s closer to attempted murder than child abuse, but I don’t doubt that he didn’t also abuse him.

[@Achilleanyaoiglands]

@@notsusanna7485 you’re so right. I’m just straight appalled

[@RibsIsTouchin]

Not only that, but dude was real proud of himself

[@flashthefalcon948]

Yes

[@BaldCoryxKenshinfan]

@@RibsIsTouchinthat what happens when you have a parent like this. My mom was the same way when she was bragging about trying to kill my older sister (by choking her)… 😬

[@raymac5235]

I had rage problems as a kid.. My mom tried to get me ALL the help but I still attacked her once. She could have destroyed me but she just took me to the ground in a hug style hold until I calmed down. Kids have issues sometimes but it takes a real parent to deal with it and still love that child.

[@Barbieinawheelchair]

So true nothing ever should justify doing that to your child your own flesh and blood

[@zeroo_oone]

W mom

[@jmurdock8303]

You were pos kid and your mom was an angel

[@jmurdock8303]

​@@Barbieinawheelchairwhat your little angel trying to kill you? What if he hurting his mom like this guy ? I am not capital punishment but when damn a grown man it survival at that point

[@raymac5235]

@@jmurdock8303 Sir, pay attention, I literally said that. And as for me attacking my mom, it was once and I've felt bad my whole life. But trying to kill me wouldn't have helped, I sincerely hope you don't have kids. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@nonprofitgirl]

This triggers me. My stepdad did this kind of stuff to me…not trying to KILL ME, but as a 95lb teenage girl whose body builder stepdad abused his whole family in one way or another … I was outmatched and it began when I was 10. Now, NO ONE in my family has anything to do with him. What a nightmare. This is fucking horrible hearing Jack calmly describing this kind of blatant child abuse like it’s REASONABLE. 😢

[@MrClandestoy]

There's a difference between discipline and abuse. That was a textbook definition of abuse. The scary part is if he's willing to admit that on the internet, could you imagine what he is hiding.

[@LeviAckerman11361]

Watching this after Jack threatened August the Duck... 💀

[@themartianbuggy3171]

Bro got inspired by Sssniperwolf 💀

[@Mr-skelebones]

Same

[@Mr-skelebones]

@@themartianbuggy3171fr💀

[@zadiawilson2201]

​@themartianbuggy3171 OH NO I WAS NOT PREPARED FOR THAT COMMENT 🤣 (IM WHEEZING)

[@LeviAckerman11361]

​@@themartianbuggy3171 Bro's role model is SSSniperWolf 💀💀💀

[@xB1GW1GGLYx]

His body language and the fact he starts off just preemptively blaming his ex to set the stage, are all I even need to see to know that man inside n out.

[@davidwatson6202]

True. Nothing could’ve been Jacks fault all he does is joke his child. That’d never cause a child to act out f pos

[@stonedape3285]

​@@davidwatson6202*choke

[@Jhoncena22]

Jack got that “when I fight bro I just black out” bullshit fantasy going on in his head

[@paulghignon4092]

What I find odd.... He talks about his custody of his child, and how it was joint custody. If he's saying he had him for 4 days a week, yet was dropping his kid off at some store 3 of those days? So he has custody of his kid and immediately drops him off somewhere with strangers, and is surprised he got into the ganja? No wonder the kid doesn't want to be around him.

[@TheLikenessOfNormal]

Consider that in the context of this being Jack's first child with his first wife. Now he's on wife 2 and the other children are hers. Huh, almost seems like they didn't like him and didn't want him around in the first place. Imagine all the abuse they inflicted on this kid.

[@paulghignon4092]

@@TheLikenessOfNormal I doubt that's the case, because if it was he could've just given up custody at any point. Kids can act out after parents go through a divorce, but Jack definitely wasn't doing anything to help the situation. His constant laziness shows through in so many aspects of his life.

[@AceOfBlackjack]

@@paulghignon4092No that's fine… most don't give up folks since that's admitting defeat you never really win…

[@paulghignon4092]

@@AceOfBlackjack This is jack we're talking about. Dude gave up regularly on his cooking videos.

[@luisduenas1845]

Happens all the time the kid from a different marriage, especially if it's the man's kid, always gets casted out ASAP. The new woman wants her own kids and see the other kids as burdens and are Lways treated as such by her. Tammy is the mastermind jack is just the pawn.

[@PandaBurrie]

Jack: “I choked him until his nose bled.” Also Jack: “I have no clue where his rage issues came from! Maybe it was the devil’s lettuce!” The goddamn mental gymnastics…

[@Drenchiana]

Exactly like HELLOO???

[@rrpostalagain]

My point also. Yeah, it’s the child who has rage issues.

[@kaelahorne8856]

On top of that weed doesn't give you rage

[@Psilomuscimol]

Beelzebubs broccoli

[@Psilomuscimol]

​@@kaelahorne8856. Well, if you use it to manage your emotions daily and then don't have any, you could get emotional more easy. Be it anger or whatever.

[@mayonnaiseeee]

He is indeed a terrible person. His ego alone has prevented him from learning anything or progressing in his culinary pursuits and that was just a symptom of his horrible nature.

[@vcc100100]

i always thought of him as a narcissist. it completely blinded his self-awareness and his cooking shows" exactly that, a blind, stupid arrogant man

[@cherrikola999]

been on youtube 14+ years and hasn't improved one bit

[@giga_chad9]

He’s in insult to everyone that works as real chefs

[@lukeferguson3405]

Bingo.

[@FC70YT]

The fact that Jack still considers himself to be a great cook when he used rotten meat in a chili cook off 💀

[@razzjammies]

Wow not only did he almost kill his son- but while he is admitting it it is very clear that Tammy is smiling... almost smug. Nothing to be smug about when you almost murdered a child and then proceeded to illegally kick them out at 16.

[@TerrariumDiscoveryGamingMore]

This guy might even surpass Jack Doherty for the most controversial youtuber named Jack of all time.

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

If so, then how come in other video clips, she acts so disinterested?

[@snowcrash4286]

@Thomasmemoryscentral I can’t figure that out, either. Maybe at the time Garrett was that out of control, but her current resigned role seems like karma. She seems almost gleeful during this video

[@climintine1984]

I fully believe she didn't like Jack's son because it was a reminder of his first wife.

[@sheridanvance7426]

❤

[@randomperson5579]

yeah when your child is too scared to do anything after being attacked by you and they would let themselves die if no one else intervened, this makes me think that you've instilled some serious fear into them for months, even years, you've basically overwritten their flight or fight instinct to be "I will listen to you, I will not stand up to you, even if you instigate the problem I will cower in fear", I know this from experience, and it's something that takes years to reverse, this may have been the first time it ever got this bad, but the mental abuse has been going on for a long time at least that's what I'm assuming. and seeing he's one of those whackos and his son did something that he doesn't respect him doing whatsoever, I find it much more likely this is the scenario.

[@SixteenTonesStudio]

I've heard "fight, flight or freeze" but just recently heard another model, "fight, flight, posture, submit" with an additional term for shutting down from being overwhelmed. Those are more descriptive of various self-preservation responses. I'm thinking a child who had to live with this guy would try to appease him as much as possible until he was so overbearing that they became frustrated from having zero privacy or autonomy, and that's what he's describing as anger issues.

[@catpoke9557]

@@SixteenTonesStudio Yup. I bet that him threatening the mom was the tipping point of his rage, only for him to be reminded again why he kept it all locked up so tightly. The moment he stood up for himself, he was nearly killed in an extremely brutal way by his own sperm donor.

[@danielyusupov1447]

Sounds like doujin plot

[@ovgem]

@@danielyusupov1447terminally online much?

[@AMentalHell]

The only rage I get when high is that there are no more pepperonis left for the pizza I need. And then I just use ham.

[@Evan-k]

​@No-one-SurvivesBLASPHEMY

[@AMentalHell]

@No-one-Survives Absolutely an option!

[@nevaeh9125]

​@No-one-Survives🍕🐖🍍

[@nevaeh9125]

@No-one-Survives I like Hawaiian pizza with black olives. Or chicken, pineapple and black olive. I always order from Domino's or Mr. Jim's.

[@Evan-k]

@No-one-Survives pineapple should never be eaten warm🤢🤮

[@samtheaqueductman7410]

Okay there is a clear line between disciplining a child, and straight up abusing them. What this guy did was straight abuse.

[@Juzokinnie]

As someone who grew up with violent family members on one side of my family, you definitely become desensitized to it really quickly. Kids mimic the behavior of their parents or guardians. My cousins would frequently get into fights when they were younger and their mom would always blame it on videogames. She constantly screams at everyone with every little minor inconvience and I've lost track of the number of times my cousins have been injured or denied dinner at her and my grandmother's hands. I was always the well-behaved child because my parents treated me like an actual person. And there is a point when you grow older and realize that it isn't okay behavior, which is what my dad realized. Jack's behavior is inexcusable.

[@Distractions.And.Doxepin]

My mother physically abused me when she hadn't had the chance to use. One time I swung back at 14 and she stopped and gave everyone a sob story and made me look like the bad person. I got tired of getting beat, and I'm the bad one. Long story short, it's been years since I last spoke to her. Abusive parents always manipulate what's wrong and right to make you look like the problem. If you have abusive parents run for the hills, talk to a teachers, police, anyone. Beating your child is not normal.

[@moseslalmuanpuia8988]

I envy you that you have communities to confide in. Where I am, it's still believed that parents are universally right as long as severely beating up kids for 0 reason is not involved. That or people just don't want to get involved in other familial affairs.

[@sleeparalysisdemon1164]

​@@moseslalmuanpuia8988 As an Asian in Malaysia, beating your child is common seen as a normal thing. One time my dad beat me until I bled because I blew out his candles, my teacher just laughed at me

[@princessqueen6881]

​@@sleeparalysisdemon1164 Are you okay?

[@arthurmorganhere]

If you're in southern Asia, you'll get beaten for a small mistake. I also have hypocrites as parents, i hate to say that about them but it's true. They can be nice but only when you support them. In India, children are really physically abused by their parents all of the time, but the child is scared to talk to child support or talk back to their parents, an example is my cousin, he was burnt by his own mom because he didn't buy eggs when she ordered him to, it happened like 5-6 years ago, he wanted to talk to me and i immediately noticed the burn spots on his hands and legs (there were a LOT). I felt so bad for him. The same year, his parents and my parents started a feud and it's been a long time since I talked to him, i wish to talk to him again but I know I have no chance.

[@Crowned_King_One]

⁠That’s awful,I’m sorry that happen to you 😔

[@Spacepandalol]

When people who have been abused and traumatized start to speak up for themselves and against their abusers, the abusers will gaslight them. The "rage issues" were probably the kid speaking up for himself. That kid probably suffered a lot more than this. I am glad he got out, and I hope he got help to heal from what he's been put through from these monsters.

[@yindi4758]

Exactly!!! Also the way he really said that his son "submitted"...what a sadistic thing to say. It's people like these that are the biggest hypocrites pointing their fingers discriminating others while simultaneously having a closet full of skeletons.

[@jbrown7063]

Nah bro, raging at your parents is not “standing up for yourself.”

[@danielcrafter9349]

​​@@jbrown7063

[@rolosilver3256]

It's not rage. It's catharsis ​@@jbrown7063

[@badmusicproducer_offical]

@@jbrown7063 person who has never experienced something like this:

[@DerProfessor626]

People who call themselves "strict parents" are abusive parents most of the time. Obviously there are normal strict parents, but that's incredibly rare! Most of the time people who call themselves "strict" abuse their kids with spanking, yelling, overly hard punishments or other dominant behaviour, which is incredibly bad for the developement of the child!

[@KK-my6hw]

The funniest part is he admits right before it to "disciplining" him for days whenever he left the house. We can imagine how harsh the abuse usually was since his response to even pushing one of them away was homicidal rage.

[@SixteenTonesStudio]

his perception of the other parent is a huge problem - thinking the kid was away engaged in "carte blanche" bedlam, then "hammering" him to "get him back" all week... and most likely, trying to alienate the other parent saying how bad of a mom she is... also forcing him into labor basically, so he could earn his own keep as Jack might put it, which seems to mean "bring in household income because I don't want to afford you" on top of that, wailing about how he beats himself up for getting his son hooked on drugs, there's just no way this guy could ever get over himself

[@catpoke9557]

Not even a push. He said it wasn't even a push. He literally just TOUCHED Jack and his wife, but in an aggressive way.

[@vinyldash2333]

From the beginning something about Jack bugged me. I couldn't place it, but something about his personality and the way he carried himself tipped me off that he was a shitty guy. Didn't expect this though.

[@lilcookieluvr99]

I think part of realizing something was off was seeing the episode on the chili competition and how he was just such a sore loser

[@LL-gf6rq]

​@@lilcookieluvr99 I just came to say, his reaction to losing the chili contest never sat right with me. It reminded me so much of my abusive mother...his whole attitude that the PEOPLE were wrong, not him, not ever him...yeah, I'm not surprised. Fuck this guy.

[@archon7105]

Someone who doesn’t insist on improving how they cook is ego. They have a huge ego and don’t like to be second questioned or even have their pride wounded it’s why he never improved his food. He assumed he was the best while everyone told him it was the worst food.

[@MCQUEER--]

He left a bad taste in my mouth ever since he called that one TV channel and demanded he deserved his own show. He just felt so... Egotistical? Idk, something about it just felt weird

[@2Poor4UserName]

@@lilcookieluvr99 yup thats where i started seeing through his act

[@jonathanfornwalt4919]

I noticed how he said there was a period of time between him choking his son and kicking him out at 16. How old was the son when he choked him, 15?14?13? Unbelievable that he would admit that

[@claudiobeachball]

That's a good question. I didn't even think about this. I guess I had pictured him being a young adult, but pointing this out really puts this in a different (and more horrifying) perspective for me.

[@katielove8874]

My dad did it to me around that age aswell, abusive man don’t care who they hurt, they just want you to obey them. I got blamed after saying I caused him to react that way

[@strawbunny93]

My brother had "rage issues" and they were a result of us being parented in an abusive and violent way. Abusive parents act like their childrens bad behavior comes from no where when 9/10 times it's their fault and the child is just lashing out from being abused.

[@UserMcPerson]

10:05 to add to this point, remember when he made a chili out of a year old brisket, entered it into a chili cook off, then claimed the cook off was rigged when he lost.

[@SharkBait19904]

I forget that he nearly killed his own son by choking him. If I remember after that his son left as soon as he could and hasn't talked to Jack since Edit here-People are saying his son has talked to him since which blows my mind his son has also should point out that he chocked his son for smoking some weed

[@justbronson7570]

the same kid that he put in a video where he made a mayo cake?? that's absolutely wild

[@freakklomp]

@KreekCraftsGrandmaDeservedIt ow wow, you are all around a terrible person.

[@V4RUTV]

The fact he doesn't even understand why his own child wouldn't want to fight back against his father..and encouraging your child to start their own business at 13?! This guy thought of his son as property like a family pet, not his own flesh and blood. It's honestly disgusting to think about

[@projectkingpin4066]

Pretty sure that was his biological son.​@@justbronson7570

[@mysteryone8462]

I didn't even know that he did that

[@opalyasu7159]

I can confirm that he's a horrible person. He literally copyright struck one of my stream reuploads where I made fun of his cooking, which means he can't even handle insults from a literal teenager. Dude's saltier than the food he eats

[@diktatoralexander88]

you probably cook better than he does.

[@Lizardman-d5j]

@@diktatoralexander88I'm 13 and I can cook better than he does.

[@Trigger200284]

Even though I know he’s rock slime at a pig farm, I don’t think what you said confirms he’s a scumbag, copyright strikes are quite common and sometimes necessary.

[@emerybryant]

oh the irony 🤣

[@Trigger200284]

@@emerybryant Jack is known to not salt at all so the original comment doesn’t really hold up.

[@ValensBellator]

The napalm thing certainly put the cherry on top of this one. It ain’t just him; *everyone in that room* is a psychopath.

[@geistwar9028]

That smirk on his wife's face while he's talking about choking his own son is sick.

[@rickkarsan4491]

Tamtam is a piece of arse. A proper MAGA woman.

[@cameronsagrilla3987]

This is the most unexpected upload I’ve ever seen

[@kdizzle901]

It’s really not that shocking lol

[@Mantixion]

@KreekCraftsGrandmaDeservedIt Ikr? I didn't even know about Jack until now and this is still surprising. He literally tried to kill someone and somehow hasn't gotten swatted yet.

[@potterpotter8953]

I have a 3 boys with rage issues. As their Father it was my responsibility to teach all if them how to keep their rage issues under control. They all know that if they lose their temper they will have consequences. That's just being a parent. This guy sucks. He's the problem with the world. Everything he says about his son is on him. It's his responsibility to teach his child how to be an adult and he failed miserably. Horrible person he is.

[@laurateaho-white9654]

As someone who grew up with rage issues and spent years in therapy, I hope you are teaching your boys how to control their anger and deal with adrenaline in a manner that is psychologically healthy. Mindfulness, deep breathing, accepting the situation, conflict resolution and going for a walk does wonders.

[@19kilometers]

Idk who’s gotta tell this to Jack, but there’s a big difference between having rage issues and almost causing a lethal scene in front of others

[@fz7091]

Don't trust Jack whenever he says "We did a great job"

[@professorpenne9962]

it's like him saying "this is perfectly cooked"

[@executioner_ecgbert884]

He's also not the first shitty parent I've heard so those exact words.

[@toma.4808]

He can't cook chicken that alone should be a sign not to trust

[@fz7091]

@@toma.4808 That video is where I got the quote from lol

[@DustyJones1997BGCL]

Great job my fucking ass

[@TweakinOnColeslaw]

Jack looks like that guy who tried to sell Woody in Toy Story 2

[@ducklole]

FR

[@inputusername4763]

fr

[@MrWinning43]

😂😂😂

[@teanmace]

Al's 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ElloFantasy]

Pot causes higher levels of anxiety when you aren't smoking it, it doesn't make you violent. It might make your fight/flight higher when you're already in a high tense situation, but it will not cause violence out of nowhere. Clearly the father is to blame. The fact that he was willing to kill his son, and then he talks about the problem with his kid's violence? No. This man belongs in prison. Edit: Since this blew up a bit, just to add more in here: Some people are overlooking the line where I said "it does not cause violence out of nowhere." Out of nowhere is the key here. There has to be some extra variable in the equation. Obviously someone with a mental disorder that can lead to behavioral issues might have more of a fight response than a flight one. None of that excuses the way Jack treated his son. Nor was I trying to start a war about whether pot is good or bad (though I realize that was inevitable, it's a sensitive subject for some).

[@eviee9693]

it can trigger psychosis in those with mental health issues? anything is possible. Jack being a piece of shit just seems like the most likely possibility.

[@brookelynnwu8016]

He’s a monster I promise you this isn’t the first incident.

[@mikesch7672]

Lmao. And you know everything about anyone who has smoked pot. 😂😂😂😂

[@catpoke9557]

He even admitted that his son never hurt him, and I assume since he didn't mention him hurting anyone else, that he didn't hurt any other people either. It's beyond me how Jack can say his SON was out of control, but then respond to the most minute display of physical aggression with an attempted murder.

[@S4lemRipper]

I know some pot heads that absolutely had anger issues when they weren't high.. also its pretty common for low tier criminals to smoke pot before committing crimes. Recently there was a case where a woman smoked pot for the first time and stabbed her husband and dog around 100 times. I'm not saying these are the most common occurrences but definitely worth mentioning.

[@saljm697]

Jack reminds me of my dad, which unfortunately at this point means more than it used to. One of my few remaining memories of my father from childhood involved him bashing my skull with a length of piping, and i remember him bragging to his friends about it much in the same way he speaks to his family about it. Jack deserves and NEEDS to be in prison for his behavior, theres never "just one" incident like this, it is always a pattern of behavior and abuse. The damage to his family and children will be very long lasting, and as a survivor of very similar abuse, he will never change or even be properly held accountable unless it is brought to light in a court of law. I hope for the best for his kids, but I can tell you that all of what I'm hearing from Jack sounds exactly like my father, 20 years ago, and my father roams the world free of any kind of consequence for his actions. I truly hope, not just for the sake of Jack's kids, but for Jack himself, Jack goes to prison for what he has done and is held accountable for his actions.

[@captainlamp2.076]

Jack: I'm violent with my son. Also Jack: Why does my son have rage issues????

[@2devious724]

And this is why you don't have to feel bad about making fun of him.

[@itsADHDforME]

IN FACT... you can go in even harder than before! Unfortunately, this also gives him views.

[@tastyneck]

The only thing for me that's off limits his is health and stroke issues, but his ego alone, especially for how shitty his cooking actually is, warrants him getting shit on.

[@eddieray]

Yep. lost any ounce of care I had for this man. Now he's just a trash.

[@catpoke9557]

Plus his incompetence is entirely his fault. He's had YEARS to improve and has stubbornly refused to do so.

[@SugaMot]

if he's willing to admit to abusing and nearly killing his son, I'm terrified of the stuff he's not willing to admit

[@monkeyman2407]

I saw this video years ago & I noticed something interesting about Tammy. When Jack is talking about choking out & possibily killing Garrett, Tammy is smirking & smiling. That was the moment when I realized that Tammy is just as bad as Jack. Poor Garret :( Fwiw, Garrett Scalfani ended up turning his love for the devil's lettuce into a successful career in the legalized marijuana industry in California. If you check out his online footprint Garret seems to be a happy guy that was/is incredibly close with Jack's stepdad. I'm only speculating, but I wouldn't be surprised if they became even closer after Jack "let Garrett go." Jack's stepdad was/is the positive male role model in Garrett's life & incidentally, when Jack's stepdad appeared in some of Jack's older videos, it was obvious that Jack did NOT like him. Why? Idk, maybe he voted for Obama & Jack was like, infidel!!! 😂

[@cashnelson2306]

I mean, she married Jack, that makes it pretty clear she's a terrible person off the rip

[@impulse_xs]

Figures. Jack probably resented the only father figure he ever had who tried, so he really hated the fact that the same guy had to teach his son how to be a man as well. Imagine raising another man’s son, then they grow to be so sad and pathetic you have to raise HIS SON too. Jack has no right to call himself a “man” let alone a father.

[@Generik_]

If I had to grow up eating raw chicken, I’d have rage issues too.

[@Schneewittchen1310]

Salmonella appearently ate his brain...

[@flamingdog9207]

Yeah I wouldn't exactly be a happy camper suffering salmonella like every other day

[@HighPriestessLilithVala88]

Imagine that Bathroom situation/fights after Dad cooked Dinnee I'll have Rage Issues too 😂😂😂hope they had 2 full bathrooms 😅😅😅

[@itsADHDforME]

There were always signs.... specifically his careless cooking habits in public venues. Guy just doesn't care if he makes other people sick.

[@JakeSPuwuowo69]

"i showed aggression and that's good parenting" -- Pinning someone to restrain them, in extreme scenarios, can be needed. Choking them to near death is abuse. There's a difference from "my son is being violent, so I had to restrain him until he calmed down, keeping his legs and arms still so that he was not a danger to himself or others", and, "I tried to kill my son, I did good :D" Disgusting.

[@killakill6030]

And the fact that he caled it “he submitted to me”. It wasnt a mtter of correcting his son. He was truing to dominate him

[@FartInhalerSlamPoetry]

Found the zoomer

[@oizyzz]

@@FartInhalerSlamPoetry sorry, are you defending a father nearly MURDERING his son? are you actually fucking deranged?

[@mursamunelegend]

@@FartInhalerSlamPoetry Found the boomer who thinks choking kids is okay.

[@thelpro]

Jack will say that this is AI generated 💀

[@TheLikenessOfNormal]

What Jack is describing at 6 minutes as "destroying his son" when it comes to going from one home to another is because at his mom's house he was loved, in an emotionally stable and supportive environment. Then he'd go to Jack's and be abused for 4 days, staying in a place that is unstable, unkind, unsupportive and does not allow him to be emotionally expressive. Yeah, weird how going from feeling safe to unsafe every few days can destroy a person and riddle them with anxiety and stress they feel the need to seek drugs for. Weird he only went for the drugs when he was staying with Jack, right? /s

[@lastchanc3stars]

He probably did the drugs when he was with Jack because he was afraid of turning pretty much the only person who treated him with care against him. I had a similar struggle myself, and yeah, it's ten times scarier to do it around someone who is known to hurt you, but you don't want to turn the person who cares and loves you against you.

[@justicedemocrat9357]

Why does everyone on youtube comments think they are psychiatrists?

[@Andy-ly2li]

Why do y'all act like green is heroin? Can ppl not smoke or drink and just, idk, be treated like normal ppl? Can we just act like adults here who understand that smoking or drinking is pretty common with office jobs where you sit around alot? Or can we at least be reasonable and act like we know that teenagers do stuff without acting like they're depraved addicts due to trauma? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Andy-ly2li]

​@@lastchanc3stars English

[@TheLikenessOfNormal]

@@Andy-ly2li 13-15 is still young to be getting high on green multiple times a week bro. Especially during the week lol.

[@AnHungarianGoose]

Holy fuck. What a roller coaster. As a fully grown middle aged man hearing this, i am heartbroken and in tears over the fact that jack couldnt understand that his son not fighting back was because he didnt ever in his entire life, think his dad would ever touch him. The kid had so much doubt and uncertainty in his life and instead of helping him, his own father nearly killed him, then kicked him out at 16. The same age i was kicked out. I didnt turn out well. I feel so bad for this kid.

[@nico5108]

It's Jack we're talking about, he probably hit him on the regular, I think the son was just afraid if he fought back, Jack would actually kill him (Jack said in the same clip that it was not the first time he hit him)

[@undeadMonk]

Garett (the son) was taken in by his grandfather and by all accounts is living his best life.

[@nico5108]

@@undeadMonk Nice

[@AnHungarianGoose]

@@nico5108 people have all kinds of reasons for not hitting back. Even if he was just so surprised the first time it really depends wether or not hed fight back any sebseqnemt time. Thats not whats important here. being so damaged that you react to stimuli by acting out in a rage is a treatable medical disease. theres every reason to believe theres a caring, loving person under that shell. Not jack i mean, his son.

[@AnHungarianGoose]

@@undeadMonk bit of a ray of light in an otherwise murky darkness

[@ldawg7117]

I've mentioned this about him in the comments a few times, I've seen other people, as well. Was basically trying to say you shouldn't feel bad for making fun of him. I'm glad you're finally addressing it / seeing it for yourself. It's crazy more people don't know about this, but I think it's freaking awesome you're doing a video on it. It will definitely help remedy people's lack of awareness over this shit..

[@ControversyCupcake]

I was gonna say I saw a comment phrased like “Isn’t this the guy that went to prison for choking out his son”

[@DragnSly]

I mean, don't get me wrong, I totally get being disappointed when a loved one starts getting into drugs, but to say Jack went too far in response doesn't even begin to describe it.

[@CrazyFreak714]

Jack Scalfani's Lazy mans parenting

[@yelhsasokolova8561]

The fact that he thinks "having everything you want" immediately equals a "good home life" is my first red flag. My siblings and I got a lot of the things we wanted, but were also abused and neglected for years. This guy is a huge narcissist and I really hope his son is okay these days. Breaks my heart.

[@CalculyticCuber]

Yeah, it's emotionally negligent. I sometimes wonder if I would have had a better childhood or even a better life if my parents were legitimately more attentive to who I was and if they exercised even the bare minimum amount of self-awareness, but that's not really an idea I try to entertain much.

[@PalehorseThirteen]

Everyone needs to see this damn video. Too many people think Jack is just some harmless buffoon who's just a terrible cook, but otherwise harmless. He is a monster.

[@plankalkulcompiler9468]

Like August the Duck who spends his time making videos to harass people?

[@mexicandino]

Being a terrible cook is still very dangerous. If he's the one cooking at home, he's constantly putting his family in danger.

[@Sinsults]

@@plankalkulcompiler9468 Right, because calling people out for child abuse, attempted murder, and advocating genocide is worse than doing those things. Are you off your meds again?

[@plankalkulcompiler9468]

@@Sinsults Jack is really terrible, not defending him. What about Kay and many other innocent people that Duck makes fun of and built a channel upon? You people are the crazy ones for making a guy making fun of others famous.

[@Sinsults]

@@plankalkulcompiler9468 First time I've ever commented on an August video. I've watched maybe four of his videos. I've not made him famous. His personality and the ridiculous people that exist on the internet made him famous. Making fun of someone isn't a crime. Assault and attempted murder are crimes.

[@Anemonol]

As a child I had behavioral issues. Generally kids with these issues were abused already and that’s why we act that way. Trying to hurt them back makes the problem 10x worse. My father also tried to kill me. I know the feeling.

[@ghost_to_a_ghost]

August: "This man tried to kill his own son." Jack immediately: "We did a great job parenting."

[@mom42boys]

My youngest son is diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD) and he pissed me off many, many times as a kid but I NEVER EVER laid a hand on him. I was "spanked" (belt, ruler) and I vowed I would never use corporal punishment on my children because it's ridiculous to use violence as a means to correct your child's behavior. Both my sons are courteous, respectful adults and I am proud of them both. You're right. Jack is a HORRIBLE person. 😡

[@mjp5318]

there is a a differences in knowing your child has a mental illness, versus your child with no mental illness grabbing mother and pushing her up to the wall and threatening her . He was a teen he knew right from wrong , and if your husband boyfriend walked in , you wouldn't be leaving this comment

[@mom42boys]

@mjp5318 Except it wouldn't matter if a boyfriend/husband walked in while I was writing that comment. I would NEVER be with someone who thought that violence was appropriate as punishment. If his son has gotten to the point where he is being physically abusive against his parents, prior parenting was inadequate. Children learn 99% of their behaviors from observing their parents. It's obvious Jack has been abusive in front of his son so that's what he learned to do when he was upset about something. NOTHING GOOD COMES FROM VIOLENCE. EVER!!

[@mjp5318]

@Luvpixle Jack Specifically stated his son held his mother against the wall threatening her .. and walked in and reacted .. How could you blame the guy ??? Its the principal of it, everyone is saying " Oh no this is horrible and sickening " but if it happened to them, I assure you their views on this situation with Jack would be different. No husband or boyfriend is going to let the woman they are in love with committed to be threatened and beat or laid hands on by anyone ..

[@_-NatureMations-_]

Kid with ODD and Autism here! T.H.A.N.K you!! Corporal punishment was used on me and my sister when we were much younger(Popped on the mouth several times) and I only even slightly started getting better once they stopped and heard by side of things before being super angry

[@just_do_it469]

​@@mjp5318Did you even watch the video...? August explained all of this. First off, do you really think you can trust Jack. The man is bragging about almost killing his child. Secondly even if the son did push his mom against the wall obviously the answer isn't to try to f-ing kill him this isn't the 1500's. Thirdly the only reason the son would supposedly act like this, would be because of horrific parenting. So unless you're a psychopath, I don't see any reason for you to be trying to defend Jack.

[@kai_o_saurus]

i hate how monsters like these think the kids back down out of respect or love. as a person who had a father like this it was not any of those, it was hatred. i purely did not want to be around that man.

[@dr.archaeopteryx5512]

Hate, hate, HATE. It was fucking bizarre for me, reading the AM monologue out of context and finding it relatable. Obviously way less so with the context of the work itself... The hate, the rage. Suffocating every fucking day, god.... Glad I got out of that shitty situation

[@monsterrage2483]

He completely submitted... out of respect..love... fear ...um jack out of fear you psycho