Exposing My Wife to Gen Z Stupidity (it's bad out there)

[@Digitalhunny]

My husband & I had a really huge blow out of an argument this one time. Right in the middle of it, he looks me dead in the eyes, pointing his finger at me & says, "Do you know who I am?" I replied, "Do you know who you are?" This totally, killed the fight, cause we both started laughing! Highly recommend laughing so hard that you can't continue fighting. Still don't have a clue what we were on about. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ibrahimalzahrani4587]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LiciAri98]

😂😂😂😂

[@sarahwithstars]

To spice it up next time, shout "I want to speak to the manager!" Lol

[@Mama_Bear524]

😂

[@alexanderrestaino1921]

Relationship GOALS!!!!!

[@dougtaylor2803]

He calls this "Jeopardy knowledge"? I must object. Unless Jeopardy is having an idiot theme week, there is no way any of these questions would make the cut as Jeopardy questions.

[@true_plays_games]

100% agree This is called ELEMENTARY knowledge.

[@ralphmendoza9936]

Maybe more like smarter than a 5th grader.... 🤣

[@wolfsquared]

Jack and Jill is about a king and Queen getting beheaded, when he dies he lost his crown. The tumbling is their heads. Nursery rhymes are mostly very dark.

[@grigryphon]

"Ring around the rosie" 💀

[@wolfsquared]

@@grigryphon got to keep the black plague away somehow

[@mmm-mmm]

@@grigryphon pocket full of black death (but not really)

[@ICBUAH]

Jack and Jill went up the hill each with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with $2.50

[@PrimateProductions]

No it's not. _"Kilmersdon, Somerset was the inspiration for the nursery rhyme_ _According to the Kilmersdon story, Jack and Jill were a couple expecting a baby. As the lyrics passed down to us attest, Jack popped out to fetch water but had an accident on the hill and sadly died_ _Jill experienced a heartbreak so severe that she passed away just after giving birth to her son. He was raised by the village of Kilmersdon, which erected a plaque dedicated to Jack and Jill in 2020, and the surname Gilson is apparently still common in the Kilmersdon area"_

[@Skyler_Rain]

My step mom's name is Karen and when the whole Karen thing started I was so stoked. She is a Karen, and an evil step mom, and every time someone makes fun of a Karen some of my emotional damage is healed.

[@Roosterboy_00]

Tell Karen the Internet said f*ck you 🖕🏼

[@Fleato]

yeah theres a reason it started lol. we all know a Karen who is exactlly the person we imagine hearing Karen lol. i used to work with one who was named karen XD. nightmare.

[@monkeygirl1894]

"If I ordered a dozen donuts, how many donuts am I getting?" "A dozen" Genius!

[@keithperdue4993]

Unless it's a baker's dozen--13.

[@vertigo2894]

Well, it's true hahaahahahahahah!

[@hillbillyhomestead1966]

🤣🤣

[@drewthompson7457]

So if I order a double chocolate donut, I get 2?

[@mmm-mmm]

did you order through uber eats? 3 1/2...

[@richardnoggin5025]

Jill came down with $2.50 AYE!!!😂😂

[@MsAubrey]

😂😂😂 Most people here probably won’t understand this. But I do.

[@gibblespascack1418]

I just wrote that above, now I have to cancel it..... Good job....

[@StuffedCwust]

Video: What type of animal is a koala? Me: Marsupial Leon: You wouldn't say that unless you're an absolute nerd! Me: Bear

[@LushLifeTV]

lol

[@kateemma22]

That's not Gen Zs doing - every American calls it a bear. We even have a nursery song here about a koala's pain at being called a bear.

[@birchcakes]

@@kateemma22 And in Australia they mess with tourists by calling them "drop bears" and saying you have to watch out for them falling onto you from trees haha.

[@DenverStarkey]

i'm the nerd that would have said marsupial

[@cody5596]

I mean I’m American and immediately said marsupial. Guess there aren’t too many of us nerds around?

[@martinscott-reed5379]

What makes me sad for these kids is the fact that they literally have the whole of human knowledge at their fingertips, yet they actively choose not to access it.

[@thecrowd2249]

I think that's the problem. Why learn anything when I can just look it up.

[@briannaruiz4860]

@@thecrowd2249 To be fair it only takes one time to look something up and know it forever so why set around and look stuff up when there is so much more productive things to do lol

[@pandasocksstudios5021]

i know there's been a ton of moments where I've used the knowledge of when the country was founded in my daily life

[@maheshdocherla]

Happening in India too. I am speaking as a physician.

[@rickyk5013]

​@briannaruiz4860 , not really. I have looked things up all the time and forgot it immediately. I think social media made my memory very shitty. I used to be able to memorize things super easy.

[@Mike-me3sp]

The irony of them not knowing what CEO stands for is that most of them probably think they deserve to be one.

[@HohenheimProductions]

It's even more likely some of them have it written in their Instagram Bio 😂😂😂

[@kingvince7328]

Why does it matter if someone doesn’t know what CEO stands for? 😂

[@Principull]

@@kingvince7328 bc if you don’t even know what things mean and you put it in your biography, you might not be super smart

[@kingvince7328]

@@Principull Did someone actually do that? 😂 I don’t remember

[@ps42ndguestps49]

They're entitled to it....

[@reeb9016]

Nursery Rhymes have changed in my mind since The Dice Man. Jack and Jill went up the hill, each with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with 2 fifty! Whoa!

[@psychocat2755]

5:09 - 6:14 Jack and Jill went up the hill, to fetch a pail of water, Jack fell down and broke his crown, and Jill came tumbling after. That's what I was taught, lol.

[@arikwolf3777]

Jack and Jill went up the hill, each with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with 2.50... Kudos to anyone knows who came up with that version.

[@Zer0Spinn]

@@arikwolf3777 dude, I know I have that information somewhere deep inside my brain and it's killing me.

[@arikwolf3777]

@@Zer0Spinn: Well, I wouldn't want that. So I'll tell you: Andrew "Dice" Clay.

[@gobackgina]

Damn you! 😂😂

[@England-Bob]

Up Jack got and home did trot, As fast as he could caper; Went to bed to mend his head With vinegar and brown paper. Jill came in and she did grin To see his paper plaster; Mother, vex’d, did whip her next For causing Jack's disaster. You are welcome.

[@Lue_Jonin]

Andrew Dice Clay... "Jack and Jill went up the hill, each with a buck and a quarter.... Jill came down with two fifty... THAT FRICKEN WH0RE" 😂 LMAO

[@emkay9508]

I just asked my 17 year old daughter 10 of these questions and she got 9 right. I think there's hope.

[@BVLVI]

okay fine its been 9 months, give birth to the one she missed.

[@jjg1501]

which one did she get wrong?

[@4utoxic]

she got 1 out of ten. here, i corrected it for you

[@marktwain2053]

Where do you live, that can make a big difference.

[@Trampus10-4]

This is simply parenting people. General knowledge comes from general upbringing.

[@a9ball1]

I have one for you. I'm 60+ and when I was in school I took band and because of that I never had any art classes. Back then it was one or the other. And then in high school I started taking electronics. That's when I learned about TV's and RGB. I never learned the art primary colors. Anyway my senior year I got a job wiring and setting lights at a live theater and had one heck of a time with the gels and getting the right color because I didn't know the primary colors for paint.

[@liazapita8384]

So sad, they only have digital clocks in schools now cuz kids can't read wall clocks anymore. My jaw dropped when I heard that. Mostly cuz it pissed me off that they don't just teach the kids. Teach them something my parents taught me by 4/5yrs old.

[@dcolb121]

What happens if they're pilots in a fighter jet and the enemy is approaching at one oclock low?

[@liazapita8384]

@@dcolb121 lofl I know right, good one Don.

[@walter9240]

Have you got a source for that? I’m on the verge of 18, and can easily read a clock. I think the only reason people think my generation is dumb is because we’re the first generation to have widespread internet. We look stupid because every generation has stupid people, older generations were just able to hide their stupid people more easily. In today’s age, stupid old people don’t go on the internet. Stupid young people do, so they seem more common.

[@sethbonte5313]

Both my kids wore analog watches since the age of 5 or six. When both of them were in high school peers would ask them what time it was because they couldn’t read the clock

[@liazapita8384]

@@sethbonte5313 I know, it is unbelievable how much they've wrecked the kids w their dumb bs. I wish homeschooling would destroy the miseducation system in our country.

[@NickT7]

Gen Z can't tell you what a quarter hour is.....because they don't know how to read an analog clock with hands. I have 3 nieces like this.

[@carahefflinger6700]

No, it's just knowing that an hour is 60 minutes, and 1/4 of that is 15 minutes. Should be basic.

[@aldunlop4622]

QUARTER of an HOUR...

[@potrzebieneuman4702]

Yeah I have a Gen Z mate and if I ask him "What does 10:40 mean ?" he has no idea, he just says "It means 10:40", he has no concept of what it means it's just a number. He wears a digital watch so make of that what you will.

[@LindaBartkowiak]

Digital clocks and watches made millennial really stupid

[@savemars4383]

My ex couldn't read a clock. I got rid of all digital clicks and she learned how.

[@READERSENPAII]

The problem isn't that they don't know the answers. The problem is that they are so far off its insane.

[@BigJohnLXV]

I'd say the problem is they don't CARE that they don't know the answers. they'll continue being oblivious, and continue to believe they have the same right to make life-altering choices as educated people have

[@blackshadow-_-c9441]

@@BigJohnLXV Every person makes life altering choices every day, what are you even on about

[@musiclover9361]

​@@blackshadow-_-c9441a lot of them are wrong too!

[@GeorgeD1965]

It's the same all over. Some years back, they had asked young folks in England about Sherlock Holmes and Winston Churchill and the majority thought Sherlock was real and Churchill was a myth. Blew my mind

[@brian95240]

I love the energy here. They don't trash the kids too hard and are more playful about it. He even thought about things like being put on the spot and question anxiety. I know a lot of us would easily get most of these, but at least they were cool about it lol.

[@notimportant3914]

Guess what? It's actually spelled "a lot" instead of "alot"... lol

[@marcramon7688]

Idk how I stumbled across this channel. But I'm fkn hooked. Funny asf. Love it

[@LushLifeTV]

Glad to have you!

[@marcramon7688]

I'm literally binging it with you and your wife's reacts. Cracks me up. I think it was a recommendation from auto play from some police compilation or something. But I just subbed. I'll get back to keeping up. Thank you

[@kris240376]

I've always thought that the primary color question was a trick question since the primary colors differ depending on what color scheme the person is talking about. If you are talking about the additive color scheme (primarily used in physics and is the technology used by your computer monitor, tv, and phone screen) then the primary colors are red, green, and blue. You can confirm this by looking at your monitor settings. When mixing light waves red and green make yellow. If you are talking about the subtractive color scheme (primarily used when coloring materials via paints and crayons) then the primary colors are cyan, magenta, and yellow. You can confirm this by looking at a color printer cartridge. When mixing paints yellow and magenta make green. So yeah, an LED manufacturer is going to say that the primary colors are red, green, and blue because they are using light waves (and therefore the additive color scheme) to express their colors.

[@Godisthelight5]

They always claim we are no good but they know nothing of anywhere else.

[@r.e.holding]

Jack fell down and broke his crown, then Jill came tumbling after. Dark.

[@Mama_Bear524]

Right?! When ya get older ya realize. How about Rockabye baby? Scary!

[@bluelily8289]

@@Mama_Bear524 Many of the old nursery rhymes are dark. Ring around the Rosie - the plague.

[@Inshaalsheikhsultan]

Oh Josh you slithery , you forgot a bleep there lol. I’m here for it

[@williamkarimi2824]

I'm from Kenya and i can actually answer most of the questions about 🇺🇸. so sad

[@conorpp1]

Im color blind, so colors make no sense to me. But at school we were taught an acronym which I always remember. "Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain". Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet. These are the colors of the rainbow. Beyond that, my ability to process colors is non existant.

[@MichaelofYurtBees]

In art class we were taught Roy G. Biv.

[@Chucky_knows]

No one wants to know how I learned the color coding for resistors. 😊

[@nybsfp7486]

I dated a very smart girl in college and her secret shame was she thought Pearl Harbor was in Massachusetts (her state) until she got to college. Not because she was an idiot or something but because she probably heard about it for the first time as a kid and after that just associated it that way. It’s not like people ever say “Pearl Harbor, Hawaii” and if you don’t study it you probably aren’t looking to revise your assumptions so I can see how it could happen. I get questions like that when you are on the spot at the same time. But a dozen? How many states are there? What continent are we living on? Those are embarrassing

[@pooder53]

Lol she seems pretty dumb to me 🤷‍♂️

[@NicolasMogensen]

The content creators don't film it but they often give lots of idiot-inducing rules before the questions, especially if there's a prize to win, like "If you say I don't know, you can't win but maybe if you have a close guess I'll allow it." so people who normally would just pass instead guess that Kennedy was shot in 1989 or whatever.

[@nybsfp7486]

@@NicolasMogensen interesting. Doesn’t excuse them for not knowing how many states there are, but that does explain a little

[@tapewerm6716]

The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Japan and Hawaii are both in the Pacific Ocean. Do you know how ridiculous it would've been for Japan to attack the East Coast of the United States via the Atlantic Ocean? That would have been a very long trip.

[@nybsfp7486]

@@tapewerm6716 Yes, thanks for completely missing the point just so you can call someone stupid. People have brain farts, we aren’t perfected like you yet.

[@randallhart7264]

JACK FELL DOWN AND BROKE HIS CROWN AND JILL CAME TUMBLING AFTER!

[@dreadpirateroberts7532]

I wish he would tell them the right answer bc their reaction is so amazing to see😂

[@rxmas7234]

Game Show Network had a series, Street Smarts. It was awesome! They did an entire episode where the only question was how many states are there in the US.

[@robertgrantz6639]

The "do you know me" girl's friend was dead-on with her answers (that's why you didn't hear much from her), but a lot of these kids were definitely not faking the wrong answers.

[@Lindseyisloony]

Leon is mad that koalas being marsupials is literal elementary school knowledge and he still didn't know lol

[@johnboy6704]

This channel truly doesn't get the respect it deserves. I truly enjoy watching all the content on here!

[@SjaakSchulteis]

I like the way you said, that probably they filter out the stupid ones and thus make it look that hardly anybody has any knowlegde.

[@lyzzidc]

12:07 I, an Australian, am angry at people for calling them "Koala Bears", because they're NOT BEARS! Australians don't call them that, only Americans use that incorrect name.

[@busterbarlow9094]

Came here to say this but I only knew because I have an Aussie friend lol.

[@bitwise7924]

Drop bears, right? ;)

[@yungsweatshop8797]

Marsupial

[@Forginswagger]

I am an American and knew them as Koalas. I honestly can't remeber if I learned they had "bear" on there name.

[@Yooolius]

@@bitwise7924 Hey, we don't joke about drop bears. They're highly dangerous.

[@nerdypenguin9164]

I love when they give the completely wrong answer and the people asking the question are just like "yes."

[@jasonhurdlow6607]

That's the part that I hate. Triggers me.

[@joshuabiehl4792]

the point of the geography questions is that these kids will start voting soon if they aren't already, and they don't even know which country they're in

[@WilliamMayhue]

I am an old fart guy of 72 years on this mortal coil, and I am TERRIFIED for our nation’s future it re!!!☹️☹️☹️

[@mythmurzin]

in color, its red yellow blue, in ink/print it is CMYK, or cyan magenta yellow black.

[@davidwaynemain]

The "petch a fill" girl is my spirit animal.

[@Chris-Lynch]

On the color scheme one - just to be clear there’s a difference with how dyes work in this respect and arguably the true primary colors of light which are RGB - Using different amounts of Red, Green or Blue light you can make any colors. With dyes, the difference is that they’re absorbing all colors except the one you see (which they reflect) - so you end up with a slightly different way to mix them in order to get the colors you want. In fact many printers as I’m sure you are aware will use Cyan, Magenta and Yellow (which arguably makes them the primary colors for dyes. The point is it get strangely convoluted with dyes whereas your eyes have 3 color receptors, Red, Green and Blue so they are the true primary colors because that’s how our eyes work! Every pixel on a monitor is a block of RGB with different amounts being released of each to get the desired color for that pixel. I could go deeper and explain how they’re not actually equally spaced on the visible spectrum and we’re much more sensitive to green than say Blue so two lights of the same intensity the green one would appear to be brighter but we don’t notice this because our brain does all the compensation without our being aware of it. However it then gets philosophical in that I can never proove you see the same as I see or that your red looks the same as my red in fact it’s actually meaningless. We just both call that color red - but who knows how we might differ in the way we actually perceive it. Incidentally some species have just two color receptors (that’s also what color blindness is) and some have 4 meaning they see the world in much more interesting color depth than we do.

[@tabbi888]

As an artist I had a problem when they said red was a primary colour as you can mix it with magenta and yellow, I personally use magenta cyan and yellow when painting rather than the old red blue yellow as it makes more vivid colour mixes. You can always mute a colour with its complimentary, but you can't make one brighter.

[@n00blamer]

Yea and printing uses CMYK Cyan Magenta Yellow blacK

[@Chris-Lynch]

yeah. when it comes to paint or dyes you’re blocking colours and reflecting others. Printers used to use a different mix of 4 colours (I can’t remember them now) however CYMK reproduces a flatter colour palette. If you think about it. Cyan absorbs all red whilst reflecting Green and blue, Yellow is interesting because it’s the only colour we perceive as the same when generated two different ways. In dyes it’s reflecting a portion of Red & Green but absorbing Blue. Magenta is reflecting Blue & Red whilst absorbing green. Giving you a way to control how much of each visible primary is absorbed or reflected.

[@lennym1636]

TMI

[@TheColeTrainVids]

You two never fail to make my week better every time I see that you have uploaded!! Love you guys!!

[@jessalynncarnes5489]

Jack fell down, broke his crown, and Jill came tumbling after.

[@danielkilby8963]

When she said “are you fucking kidding me”?!, I got scared for him

[@AliceNsWonderland]

When she walks into the grocery store yelling Mrs. Lush is here, everyone in the wine section runs!

[@Aletotoa]

Sorry for nerd dropping but you can make the color blue, he also said in the video "when it comes to paint" at one point. You make blue by mixing purple and green, in light it's a primary color, but he literally confused everyone that we aren't talking about light. With light the primary colors are rgb, that's why monitors use that. In painting though it's very different. When talking about colors in light black and white aren't considered colors (they are the combination of all colors/white or the lack of any light/black), but when painting they are part of the primary colors you use when mixing a pallet. So the people who started with purple, magenta, green, cyan or aqua were technically on the right track as they were lead on to think about mixing paints. Cool fact: in light, the primary colors can still be made from the secondary colors.

[@strange11220]

Thank you! Came here to say the same thing!

[@coolppl2468]

Just to add more nerd dropping in art white, black, and grey are not considered as “colors” they are shades

[@SixxOClock]

Just to tack on, what Mrs. Lush said about mixing primary and secondary colors isn't true. Mixing equal amounts of primary and secondary colors are what makes tertiary colors. Anything past *that* is when you get muddy colors.

[@ianr2002]

Not quite. You get blue by mixing cyan and magenta. But still, that question is quite misleading as there are multiple different color spaces

[@mrbaab5932]

That is why printers 🖨 use those colors in inks.

[@Nofilter1976]

Ask them to read an analog clock, 90% of them can't. Forget a tape measure...

[@elenaflores555]

These videos make me feel like the smartest Gen Z 😂 I don’t understand how this isn’t fake because I know the answers to all of these. I’m 22

[@peterlewis2178]

Unfortunately, US education is extremely inconsistent, and in some places it's truly atrocious. And add to that the people who don't actually try to learn anything, and voila, you get this.

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

Nah, you must be a reincarnated baby boomer. Gen Z by definition don't know stuff like that. Jokes aside, Gen Z seem to be more streetsmart than booksmart.

[@FloppityFlopFlop777]

Thank God one of you do. This stuff is so scary, and it matches up with what I see in real life.

[@Elriuhilu]

There are two sets of primary colours: additive and subtractive. Subtractive is for situations where pigments are mixed together (like for painting) and the primary colours are blue, red and yellow. Additive is for when the colours from lights mix together or overlap, like for example pixels in a tv screen, and the primary colours are blue, red and green.

[@TheTiredhermit]

This is legit the only family channel I love lol 🖤

[@LushLifeTV]

Appreciate you xoxo

[@trackydoo]

I said to my husband, "hey babe isn't the civil war up vs down?" 😄 I couldn't think of union soldiers vs Confederate soldiers.

[@nickwilliams2415]

Couldn't think of North vs South either? 😂 I can't remember the last time I associated North and South with up and down ngl

[@EvanHT]

@@nickwilliams2415 Americans don’t generally no how to tell time. Let alone how a compass or works.

[@trackydoo]

@@EvanHT I know exactly how a compass works, thank you. It was the first thing that popped into my head.

[@trackydoo]

@@nickwilliams2415 🤷🏻 it's literally the first thing that popped into my head. Shortly followed by north and south, union v confederate. I thought it was pretty funny because I also have never thought of it as up and down. My excuse is mom brain, lol.

[@EvanHT]

@@trackydoo missed the word generally I guess. The fact you responded in this way just proves I’m right lol. Don’t worry it not just Americans. I’m from an absolute shithole called Canada where our schools teach kids there are 3 countries in North America and the human body has 5 senses. Americans just love to be like “o not me I’m special.” Congrats. You’re the exact bottom line of what human intellect should be.

[@reginafromrio]

I'm dumb when it comes to history and math, but I'm an artist so the color wheel is the most basic thing in the world that you ever need to know about art. It's like 2 + 2😅 glad Mrs. Lush got it.

[@PixiiBomb]

I agree: Jeopardy Questions But also, when people get put on the spot, their mind goes blank. I bet some of these kids, if they hear this question in their pajamas, in the comfort of their own home, they'd be like "July 4th!" But people of all ages, kids and adults, if you pull them off the street and shove a question they know the answer to in their face, their mind goes blank. It's pretty common We've all experienced it in school on a pop quiz, or randomly being called on by the teacher

[@keithfork8663]

Probably not.

[@Choryrth]

@@keithfork8663 eh, some of these people definitely not, but the mind blanking at sudden questions is a well known phenomena.

[@musicjunkie31karma]

Love Parks and Rec!!! Just found y’all’s videos and I’m binging them all. So much fun!

[@trips8050]

You also need to keep in mind if it's night time in the video, they are usually on a bar strip asking drunk Gen z's

[@gregorybritko9934]

Absolutely loved the reference to Market Basket! Only in Mass and New Hampshire!!! Miss New England.

[@LittleBigBwner]

Only question that mattered I knew I'd get was knowing "LOL" truly stands for "Lots Of Lettuce"

[@fngrusty42]

Being people have knowledge at a touch of a button most do not see a reson to learn. This was written about in the early 80s when personal computers came out.

[@texasson]

My Ol' Lady and me did this over the weekend. Watched these kind of videos and then I would ask my wife what her answer is. I'm happy to report that she *now* knows who fought in the American Revolution, and the Civil War.

[@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934]

🤣

[@MorbidMissMuffet]

7x8=Bear Thanks Leon, I'm learning so much! 😂 Love this channel

[@conservativebarbiedoll589]

I hope everyone in the Lush family is healthy and safe! Have a wonderful day ❤️

[@B4Cheshire]

I spent entirely too much time this evening watching creepy ring doorbell footage/close calls…you know, nightmare fuel. So a straight Lush Life binge is helping me laugh myself to sleep, rather than cry myself to sleep…

[@harismusanovic6730]

Me knowing it’s a marsupial and being called a nerd by Leon 👁👄👁

[@chrisandrew7577]

I searched through all the comments again to give this a like when he said it, lol

[@donovankriasol]

Miss Lush is so smart. Love it.

[@donaldzinn2927]

Jack and Jill went up the hill both with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with two fifty 🤣 Thx dice man !

[@ToddWyattRebelSon]

Love the banter between you and the wife.

[@tp5561]

Yeah, I think it’s hilarious he’s trying to roast her with the DC question while he thinks Harrisburg is the capitol of VA!!

[@headphonesthatiforcedmydog532]

Not Mrs. Lush having to collect herself at 15:35 because Leon kept interrupting her 😭😭

[@magnolia2]

I definitely believe some people really don’t know what a dozen is. I once knew someone about to graduate med school that thought “several” meant “seven.” They were going to be a DOCTOR! 😆

[@Neur0nauT]

Doctor: "Take several of these opioids over several days, for a week... everyday until you feel better" Patient: Dies

[@jmi967]

I've met a bunch of people who think 'a couple' is 3.

[@alanrobinson4318]

Lol, I like this version: "Jack and Jill went up the hill. Each with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with two fifty." 😂

[@ahetzel9054]

Tertiary colors are colors like Red-orange or yellow-orange. Yes those are basically just orange, but it's either got more red or more yellow. They're basically just variations of secondary colors that either lean left or right. ...I spent a lot of money to go to art school to learn this 😅 Edit: mixing a primary color and a secondary color will get you a "tertiary color" unless it's a complimentary color in which case you will get brown.

[@Crackpot_Astronaut]

I had to learn this in my Restorative Art class and honestly, it's been one of the most difficult things for me to remember for some reason. But after this, I'm pretty sure I won't forget it when I take my boards 😋

[@jacklow9611]

Most people don't even know what "complimentary color" even means.

[@tomkeffer0922]

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water, silly Jill forgot her pill and now they have a daughter.🤣🤣🤣

[@Hey_Jamie]

I immediately said marsupial what are you talking about

[@stevencoker8437]

I know the Jack and Jill one Jack and Jill went up the hill both with a buck and a quarter Jill came down with 2.50 lol

[@alexanderrestaino1921]

I would 100% ask Mrs Lush for a photo if i saw her in the market

[@DavySTUN]

The DC question with the mrs.....Was genuinely priceless!!!LOL you beaming at her, she clasping her chest like how dare you, and i didnt know which way it was goin.... luckily shes a good brunette and had it right!!! Sidenote, why you always lookin to her answer...im debating if IF KingLush knows hahahaha lastly, the 3x3x3 you asked, she said again, then said ok so 3x3 hahahashe got it, it just sounded funny.. idk im half in the bag

[@fidelperez4837]

I thought the Declaration of Independence was ratified on July 2nd, 1776.

[@mattsena7708]

It wasn't actually finalized until August 2nd when they had everyone required in the room at the same time

[@nathanhale6477]

Jack and Jill went up a hill to fetch a pail of water. Jill came down with fifty cents, and they didn't go up for water!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Lectromachine]

Cringe

[@ry_stock]

Primary color and secondary colors make a tertiary colors when mixed, Leon was almost there. *edit, I’m a moron, complimentary don’t make brown. See response below from serpentine

[@serpentine7385]

Sorry to say but that's not right. Yes Primary colours and Secondary colours make a Tertiary colour when mixed, but by mixing two Complimentary colours you'll get a muted verson of those colours and if you have to much of one Complimentary colour and you'll get diffrent shades of gray. And also Ms. Lush was wrong about what types of colours to get brown, it's two Secondary colours.

[@ry_stock]

@@serpentine7385 dammit lmao your right lmao, idk what I was thinking. Blue and orange make an violet type shade

[@_monika_conk3296]

The funny thing is that most of the spanish teenagers know all these cuestions. Me as well (hello from Madrid)

[@LiciAri98]

Wow I’m embarrassed by these kids 😭

[@Shadat313]

It's the sad truth if our education system in the states.

[@SwiftyShaft]

They're young... I remember when I was 17-25 I was an idiot millennial, they will grow up and learn. That's part of getting older

[@SwiftyShaft]

@@Shadat313 exactly. School failed me. I had to learn myself.

[@Miztique]

@@SwiftyShaft Thank you, like american education sucks ass, we don't even learn how to do taxes, how insurance works. Literally anything relating to current real life problems we never learn

[@ruckboger]

@5:10 "To smoke a little leaf, Jack got high and opened his fly, and Jill said..."

[@HandleHandled]

You guys are looking healthier and more attractive every time I watch. Good job 👍 on the health kick you guys are doing great, granted she’s really starting to out-pace Leon on the attractiveness scale it’s really getting too obvious to ignore that Leon really really really married up let’s face it bro is marginally attractive enough not to break the camera anyway. Lucky shit. Lol jk luv ya Leon

[@SHoll5]

I'm over here patting myslef on the back, I know all of these! WHOO. Then I remember I'm not Gen Z I'm old. Lol not so happy now 😂

[@mattsena7708]

As someone who was born in 2000, I am embarrassed by my generation 😂 not saying I'm a genius but geography and history are 2 things I've always been really into

[@stubstunner]

I’m embarrassed by your generation too.

[@mattballard1236]

My name is also Matt born in 2000 I’m also embarrassed 😭😭

[@mattsena7708]

@@stubstunner you should be

[@stubstunner]

@@mattsena7708 I’m embarrassed by my own too 😭😂 I just had a convo about how we’re the first gen of kids that grew up with modern computing and OS. It has done nothing but make us dumb as hell, and I’m someone IN THE FIELD.

[@Matthaeus0]

@@mattsena7708 holy moly, also a Matt born in 2000. I’m glad us Matt’s seem to be carrying gen z intelligence on our backs.

[@kennethhunt324]

Jack and Jill went up the hill, to fetch a pail of water, Jack fell down, and broke his crown, and Jill came tumbling after!

[@benc.enlots]

Jack and Jill went up the hill, Each had a buck and a quarter Jill came down with two and a half, Jack came down a lot smarter.

[@davidsavage5630]

Jack and Jill went up a hill, each with a buck and a quarter. Jill came down with two and a half because turns out Jack could afford her..

[@benc.enlots]

@@davidsavage5630 Never heard your version, I like it! Happy Christmas to you.

[@davidsavage5630]

@@benc.enlots I have an OCD thing about rhymes for some reason lol so that just got me wondering if there was anything that actually rhymed with quarter. I actually just realized it's Christmas. Happy Christmas to you too! And a great New Year! 👍

[@benc.enlots]

@@davidsavage5630 Here are two rhymes for you: Silver... Kill her Orange... Door hinge They say those words don't have rhymes, I disagree.😎😝

[@davidsavage5630]

@@benc.enlots I've actually done the orange/door hinge one before because that truly is the only think that directly rhymes with it that I can think of. Unless you go with something like porridge or something phonetically similar. I drove myself crazy trying to find a rhyme for xylophone once lol..

[@anthonycoiner5312]

Jack and Jill went up the hill...each which a buck and a quarter..Jill came back with TWO FIFTY..OOH...LOL.. Who told that joke????..lol...Great Video...

[@drizztcat1]

I'm Gen X and I blame my generation for this bullshit. We failed these kids bad.

[@MikeTXBC]

I can't imagine someone not knowing what a dozen means. That said, if he'd asked "what's a baker's dozen," then I could see how they might get that wrong.

[@poeslanding]

Jack and Jill went up the hill each with a $1.50, Jill came down with $2.50…Ohhh😂

[@tedzink4574]

Upgrading your wife can sound like something very different than what you meant.

[@GreatBehoover]

no silly...the DEAD KENNEDYS!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gracesprocket7340]

The four primary colours are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key, for inks. RGB is for light, rather than printing. Blue printing is from Cyan and Magenta. Red is from Yellow and Magenta. (different qualities of these colours can be made adding small quantities of the third pigment colour and/or key, as well as by reducing the saturation of one or more of the main pigments. Spot colours can be made from specific pigments, but the gamut of colour printing is higher with CMYK than from any three other pigments.

[@kellygerhardy2822]

Haha we call them Koala's there is no bear in there at all unless we talk about the drop bear 😂😂

[@nathanielmcdorman8197]

The jack and Jill quote goes like this. Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water, jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling down after.

[@stoojona5119]

Mrs Lush "they probably got babies too!" SENSATIONAL

[@Zeoran]

This is what happens when the teachers are more concerned with their gender identity. And when during Geography class, the teacher spends all the time talking about the patriarchy.

[@christopherdriesenga4156]

"What are the 3 primary colors?" For light, it's Red, Green, Blue; for pigments, it's Red, Yellow, Blue.

[@mbourque]

16:58 correction. the three primary colors depends on if you are talking colors of light or colors of pigments (paint). the three primary colors of light are red, yellow, and blue. BUT the three primary colors of pigment are red, GREEN, and blue. and since may items are colored by pigments in order to change a light color (think lLEDs), you might be talking about pigments instead of light.

[@juliemomzithomas6731]

Mark Dice does these too. No matter who is doing them they all make me giggle and worry at the same time 🤦

[@mjb2048]

RED GREEN BLUE are the primary emission or additive colours used in displays because those are the 3 types of colour receptors in our eyes. Paint colours are subtractive.