Malcolm in the Middle - Reese's Apartment clip6

Malcolm, Malcolm in the Middle

[@Bloombaby99]

I liked Reese better on his own. He's nicer and more responsible.

[@redpilledhispanic1239]

If only he was financially responsible; he racked up a credit card debt of 12 grand by the end of the episode

[@stephenking5852]

He just needed a financial advisor, or better yet a life coach, to teach how to properly use credit cards. It’s weird that he was able to apply for one though. Don’t you need to already have credit so you can build credit by purchasing with credit cards? It’s a messed up Catch-22.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

@@stephenking5852 It’s a TV show. We’re not supposed to ask those questions

[@dannigro8794]

@@stephenking5852Not 20 years ago. It was much easier to do this in 2003 vs 2023

[@elijahvigil7467]

Active listening is so foreign to Lois. All she's used to is yelling, that doesn't always accomplish anything

[@MilesEdgeworth129]

Probably had something to do with the way Ida raised her.

[@lightningdreams5509]

Malcolm is a lil bit too smart for that 😂

[@jamiegollwitzer8528]

now that's what i call active listening

[@ryvan697]

Isn’t Ira the same guy who beat up Reese for getting Billy (the kid who looked just like Dewey) in trouble?

[@Kaboomboo]

Active listening is actually a good technique. Y'all give it a try. Only not when someone is asking questions.

[@mrfivegold]

zeldafreak701 I prefer the old paddle.

[@fanfan-ni6cw]

So your saying active listening is a good technique. I'll give it a try.

[@Kaboomboo]

@@fanfan-ni6cw Yes. Because you're helping to verbalize someone's emotions and you do that, the person that's having trouble knows you're listening and understanding.

[@fanfan-ni6cw]

@@Kaboomboo So verbalizing someones emotions lets them know that your listening and understanding?

[@RJSTEVENS89]

“the parts I understood were awesome” hahah