Father Son And Crow 🥺

[@zakuzaky0101]

The father was waiting 37 years for this moment

[@OverStrive2008]

Screw this I'm deletnmg

[@Flix946]

no hes been waiting 42 years, the son is 45 and asked the dad when he was 3

[@theblackninja2817]

​@@OverStrive2008actually 38 years

[@tarnthamuaapithorn9161]

Ok

[@Flix946]

​@s1xnastySo the son is 45, and the son kept asking when he was 3 so, basic math 45-3=42 so dad was waiting 42 years for that

[@navi251]

If my father starts asking the same question again and again i won't be mad i would be worried

[@TheAnimatorInTheMongolia]

Yes.

[@TheDeathmail]

It's normal to feel irritated. Not because you don't love them, but because normally, you feel like they are your support, your greater. See, kids, we see as lesser (and not in a bad way). They are weak, they are unknowledgeable and they need to rely on us. But we view our parents as our heroes.... we view them as our greater.....

[@castawaygaming7932]

Thought he was having a stroke😅

[@shravyakuchipudi4072]

Me too I would be is it dementia

[@PurpleDovee]

​@@TheDeathmail exactly why I'd be worried. A kid asks the same question again nd again cuz they don't know. If anything older person did that I'd immediately think they need a medical check up asap

[@_Angel_Dvst]

If my dad ever started repeating the same question to me over and over I’d take him to a hospital and ask if he had dementia 😂

[@LonelyPluto317]

Nah if mine did that I would call the airforce and tell them that someone gave him brain damage and the VA needs to say it’s service related

[@theeBLANKspace]

@_Angel_Dvst 💯 it doesn't work in reverse as when people get older it is a sign something is wrong but that's not too say that it is not the same for someone younger So it makes me wonder (3am thoughts) Do kids do this because their brains lack the capacity to retain information or they full well know what they are doing in trying to annoy the adult meaningful that when people say that some people are born evil it would apply to little kids who do this in excess of 37 times.

[@elisibethjames7488]

I’d just assume either I answered wrong or my dad was trolling me

[@kimberlyjohnson9905]

Nnn

[@user-mp6qi1xr5x]

Daddy petty af Was just waiting for this moment 😂😂

[@L.BRAWL-STARS.B1234]

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[@theparker0566]

I am the 999th like to this comment

[@kittycrushinghyvee]

why is there only 1 reply tf..

[@Luv2013]

Real​@@kittycrushinghyvee

[@aliciacarter9183]

😂😂😂

[@user-rb3yi4fl4n]

“YOU SEE WHAT I HAD TO DEAL WITH, NOW ITS YOUR TURN!”😂😂

[@matthiaskooij2712]

"YOU DARE USE MY OWN SPELLS AGAINST ME POTTAH????" (Shit this blew up! Thanks everyone!!

[@the-onlyenoki]

​@@matthiaskooij2712 I DO MALFOY!

[@gaylenewood7707]

But the father hadn't sat in the backseat of his son's car and asked are we there yet several times..

[@Sharkacy]

@@the-onlyenoki why are you yelling

[@the-onlyenoki]

@@Sharkacy WHY NOT YELL?

[@szymoslaw2344]

I waited 37 years for that damn crow to land here again

[@Galaxy_Mushroomoth]

Crows don't live that long sadly

[@__Kitty_K]

@@Galaxy_Mushroomoththen obviously it was a different crow (this is not to be rude just to clarify)

[@Galaxy_Mushroomoth]

@@__Kitty_K yes I know, but this person was talking about the same crow so I had to clarify

[@__Kitty_K]

@@Galaxy_Mushroomoth mk

[@Vacuumflaskset]

😂

[@Jacoe413]

My grandpa forgets alot. I will gladly sit with him and answer his questions again and again. Even if we talk about the same thing 23 times. All he wants is to be heard, loved and talked to .

[@carrotcakes2]

The difference is that's a grown man who actually knows what a crow is at the time he was talking to a baby who wasnt even conscious

[@AliceSpringz332]

You realize that it has nothing to do with him knowing what a crow is or isn’t right? It’s about tolerance and love (if you need elaboration then feel free to ask) But Anyhoot, have a wonderful day/night mate!

[@carrotcakes2]

@@AliceSpringz332 Thank you so much I'm sorry I was just annoyed at the time for some reason and I guess I thought since that would annoy me If someone did that It would annoy the other person I should have thought before I talked and I will learn to be more mindful

[@sets445]

No, you were right the first time. This shit is stupid.

[@AliceSpringz332]

@@carrotcakes2 Nah mate, I get it, and let’s be honest, some of these can be really frustrating because of a multitude of reasons =w= But I’m glad you relooked over your perspective

[@carrotcakes2]

@@AliceSpringz332 Thank you so much I will I'm so sorry that others don't understand how to take other perspectives if you ever need anything or if you need someone to talk to I'm always here! thank you so much and I hope you have an amazing day or night I'm wishing you the best of luck and the best time ever

[@mak3x7]

That fact ge specified he was "not irritated", in the diary, makes me think he was.

[@Lucky-vu6hw]

Yep ,that totally sounds fake

[@rocknut144]

Possibly it depends on what intentions he had with the journal. Mine for instance because I grew up in an extremely narcissistic household with my mother and sister being compulsive liars and closer to adult hood I noticed my mother could barely identify true statements any more I put what I know to be true and real feelings for the event just in case I I slip down that hole too. I want my loved one to know if it's ever found the full truth of my perspective.

[@ericcooley9407]

Depends at very young ages, kids' memories aren't great. Attention span of seconds. When my son was very young he'd ask dozens of questions. As his father my job was to give him knowledge on how to learn. Today and the internet make that vastly easier

[@lokilaufeyson4138]

I really get annoyed with this mindset I get people always arguing with me 'You said you arent annoyed. That clearly means you are annoyed' 'You said you weren't upset by something. But I dont believe you. You clearly had to of been to sa you weren't' And other crap like that Some people like to indicate to write literally and exactly how they feel Yall always wanna see the negative in shit when there isn't any. Jaded people exist in a world where hate is worst than ever. Its sickening.

[@PescaColorata]

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[@_Podzilla_]

I remember this story. Still breaks me

[@kriptusX]

Why no replies?? Bro this comment is underrated

[@leeyu8821]

Well ur easy to break.

[@_Podzilla_]

@@leeyu8821 Oh shit we got a badass over here

[@felixmarcoux4183]

@@leeyu8821fax

[@andreiboroianu946]

@@leeyu8821Bro worded this so badly ☠️☠️

[@ColdAsSilence]

Holy macaroni! It’s a huge difference between the innocence of a child and an adult doing it on purpose to feel better, like some sort of revenge. I‘ve got tricked by this lack of empathy so many times by my mum. Such a abuse of power I‘ve got also manipulated by someone who was trying to see if I‘m sensitive enough to have children, but he did not ask me but acted a certrain way to see my reaction, but it was my gut, my intuition, that told me that he was just ignoring me and my needs to get all OUR living space cleaned up after work. He was not caring about how I feel and he was‘nt even trying to figure it out. I was just a bad person on his perspective.

[@helenakausch1102]

What the father in this storry does is guilt tripping/ manipulative behavior

[@RRover8888]

So the father was counting the number of times he told his son 😂🤣 The father took his revenge 😂

[@mariacarzon77]

Thats not true tho bro

[@RRover8888]

@@mariacarzon77 😅

[@pla1nswalk3r]

There's a difference between a child asking the same thing over and over, and a grown ass adult (presumably without dementia) asking the same thing over and over.

[@helenakausch1102]

EXACTLY (I don't know why, but this storry irritates me SOO much) Best case scenario: Father wants to tease his son/ be a smartass Worst case scenario: The father wants to make his son snap so that he can guilt trip him after. Also think that the diary entry sounds fake af and it's realy "convenient" that he asked the EXACT SAME QUESTION as his son. Like I get the MESSAGE of the story, but the story itself is so annoying in my opinian

[@nerodiamante9441]

The lesson is golden and will be missed by most

[@user-iz7lf9cw5h]

He wasnt an adult he was like 80 it says and old man

[@helenakausch1102]

@@user-iz7lf9cw5h Since when is 80 not an adult? What🤣? He is an old man, yes, so he is an adult. You don't get a freepass to be an a-hole just because you are old, lol... There is a big difference between a curios child and an adult man. If he had dementia or some other underlying medical issue I would think diffrently, but he clearly has NOT. Otherwise he wouldn't remember the EXACT diary entry. The only logical reason for this man to ask this question over and over again is that he somehow wanted to teach his son a lesson, but he did it in the sh!t!est way possible. Think about it, unless he is completly unable to read human emotions he must have realized that his son was getting annoyed, so why did he continue? Did he just want his son to react negativly so he could teach him the lesson? Because if so, that is called MANIPULATIVE behavior. Getting someone mad on purpose is sh!tty on itself, but guilt tripping them after is just manipulation. I am all for beeing patient with your loved ones, because we are ALL just HUMAN. And I am verry well aware that children need extra patience, they are NEW to most things after all. I also know that eldery people often need more patience too, but for different reasons then with children. And the old man in this storry wasn't struggeling with anything that would excuse his behavior. Believe it or not I am a verry patient person (I used to work with kids). But I refuse to excuse manipulative behavior

[@helenakausch1102]

@@nerodiamante9441 A good lesson can be taught in a dumb way. I can agree with a measage but still think that the story itself is bad lol. Just because I understand and agree with the kesson doesn't mean I have to LIKE the story itself. I know the father is suposed to be just a sweet old man, but if you think about his actuall behavior he seems more annoying/manipulative to me

[@circusdremfnafsmp6845]

I mean…. There is a difference between an old man asking what a crow is and a 3 year old child asking lol- I can see why the son was irritated

[@stacydiaz750]

Well not really the older you get you sorta revert back to a child..not meaning knowledge wise but acts and stuff

[@jagyasenibehera8335]

Yea I agree but I kinda disagree this statement for this situation only​@@stacydiaz750

[@LochHenry]

one causes for affection, a memory one day. The other has a cause for concern. If this son is well studied he should have really been concerned

[@rocklee6306]

I would rather hear it from an old person

[@bazeelahkhan9529]

That's what the affection of parents is...

[@baldyboy_]

Yep...

[@jujubelooga]

I often hear these kind of stories. One thing i would like to add is, when you see a child you automatically adjust your behaviour based on a child behaviour. Whereas, not just family member but anyone adult we don’t expect them to behave like a child. More like we don’t want them to behave that way because we perceive them as shade/ protector and we don’t want to accept that protector is aging and now needs our protection.

[@TheSkandranon]

NOOOOOO!!!!! Don't squeeze a honeycomb like that!!!! You need to eat that yummy goodness

[@bloocrashin1506]

Honeycomb actually has a lot of wax in it it’s quite nasty to chew if you ask me

[@user-jq9th5hi6p]

@@bloocrashin1506i mean I like it

[@VeerVKrishna]

@@user-jq9th5hi6p same

[@YellowFunnyMan]

​@@bloocrashin1506nah it's even better if you just eat it with the honey

[@soulvr512]

Fax ​@@YellowFunnyMan

[@Allnighters4life]

Nah I would be irritated too. “I was a child, you are a grown ass man!”

[@demetria4339]

Some people cycle

[@MozillaMayhem]

I would be concerned about my child asking me the same question over and over again, rather than calling it a crow, and asking me 100 other questions about the crow. personally I don't agree with being irritated, but it is a normal reaction to either when Love is lacking.

[@janapavlikova4553]

True

[@szancilulu]

The father knew what he had to prepare for when he decided to have a kid. The son will always be the kid in their relationship. The father has no rights to expect his son to be the parent.

[@YonUndone3064]

May God help us all to show our loving parents the same love and patience they showed us when we were growing up, in their old age. May we be gentle.

[@hello._.15._.0]

when my baba asks me the same question i just say it with a lovely voice and sometimes giggle,i would never shout at my grandpa...not even for eternity

[@reincarnation8118]

The mf named eternity 😢

[@crosssans9984]

😭 ​@@reincarnation8118

[@hello._.15._.0]

@@reincarnation8118 😂😂😂

[@stratos9549]

are u greek?

[@red-catsareliquid]

your baba?

[@g.a.studios5084]

Patience and dedication that's what we need he waited four decades just so he can have this moment

[@marlonjoslin6730]

He'd be in that hospital bed before he got to the 23rd time. It's time dad sorry. It was your wish.

[@theeBLANKspace]

​​@@marlonjoslin6730 not a care home???? But a whole hospital bed🤣 sounds like this so called father needs a care home or mental health check as why are you trying to prove that you are such a great father it's petty or a plan to punish the child for everything that they did growing up

[@MaheenTahniyath]

Read this: My father used to say this story when i was 9 ...i still reminds him of this story .... I don't know why was he so insecure about my behaviour...but now its one of our memories when we look back to those days❤❤

[@nandineegohil.775]

This is a Gujarati writer's official work. Like from a really famous author of India. It was such an amazing story, that had left us in tears as little kids when it was taught to us in school.

[@Nemoknowsnothing]

"Hey, I am a fully grown adult. I am going to act like a child and expect you to humor me because I did the same when you were an actual child" If my dad ever did something like that I would get worried and will have to test him for dementia.

[@TheDeathmail]

No, he just wanted to tease his son and then use it to remind him that he loved him. It was a gesture of love.....

[@hithere-cz4oc]

It was, quite literally, a prank. Pretty funny too. Although yeah if my parents did this to me they’d have to work hard to convince me it was a prank because I’d be pretty worried it was dementia

[@cototototorra7106]

@@TheDeathmailTbh it just sounds like the dad loves to bring up stuff he did for his son as a child every time

[@mollycollins498]

Nice job completely missing the point. It's a "lesson" for grown kids to have patience with their aging parents, because their parents had patience with them.

[@sideshowkazstuff3867]

@@mollycollins498but what if the parents didn’t have patience or their child?

[@cutestcreeper569]

Who the hell opens a bag of chips like that?

[@DeadPalmMonkey]

If you are with many people then opening the bag like that can give access to the chips to everyone. And yes. A bowl of course could be used but what if you have 5 or more bags of chips and every single one of them is to be opened?

[@user-od5oo8ih6j]

@@DeadPalmMonkey nah only psychopaths open it like this

[@DeadPalmMonkey]

@@user-od5oo8ih6j NAH UH

[@XSkylarXx1]

I..open it like that..I mean...Why not?...

[@Pshycoeyes]

Me 😊 haha

[@KeatonHenderson14]

This kinda broke and melted my heart ❤️

[@bidishamudiofficial]

Brings back memories... When I was in standard 5, took part in a story telling competition, and narrated this story and won a prize.... Now I am 21, it's been 11 years since then and after a long time I saw this, totally mesmerised ❤

[@perlavazquez8148]

That's what people don't understand this is their disdain for seeing somebody get old and most of the time we do have to have that patience with them we do have to have that loving smile even though we may not remember the elderly people that's what they need patience and a lot of happiness that comes with its

[@TheDeathmail]

Often, the irritation is towards the elderly we love the most. And it's because we often grew up with them being the more knowledgable ones... They were the ones taking care of us. So we often forget that they became weaker... We forget they became less capable... because deep down, they are still the adults we relied on... It's logic vs emotions... Emotionally, we often can't accept them being weak or incapable....

[@chronicmaster2278]

There is a big difference between a child and full grown adult asking the same question over and over

[@ruthalli9419]

No darling when you are a Old Man your brain goes back to the way of a child your memory won't be the same u will have a short attention sperm

[@AliceSpringz332]

While yes, there is a difference age wise, we shouldn’t treat them with different levels of empathy/sympathy or patience based purely on that. If the old man was doing it with the intent to purposely anger his son and that was evident, then the son could have called him out on it in a respectful manner (though it’s hard to tell emotions when it’s ai voiced =w=); and when it comes to a kid doing the same, the same rules still apply. In either situation, the one answering should be the mature one and keep their cool or inquire as to why they’re asking what they are or what they mean (and maturity isn’t based off of age; as is evident in may pieces of media and in real life). How the son responded was wrong, which to any human with empathy and/or sympathy that is plainly evident, with or without the context of the diary. Anyhoot, I hope you and everyone who took the time to read this has a wonderful day/night~!

[@KymNguyen-nt7ec]

The father was waiting for his moment 😂

[@gennarointoccia3597]

Here is a crow dad joke, Before crow bars were invented, crows had to drink at home

[@5foot7.5shortking]

That's enough to make a grown man cry 😭

[@janapavlikova4553]

Nah it's not

[@marissalee379]

Damn... my arse would be unrecognisable if I asked my dad a question more than 3 times 💀💀 Edit: there seems to be some debate in the comments and yes, this is a joke to some extent. But in some families (not unlike mine) it is traditional culture (e.g. Indian, Chinese, Malaysian, Singaporean, etc) for the parents to have punishments for bad behaviour. But as mentioned above, *this is a joke* to some extent. I hope this settles any doubts in the replies 😊 Thanks for 450 likes guys ❤️

[@TCcool283]

​@AtheistRosarydawg it's a joke

[@cupidery]

bye same

[@TheRealKdWasNotHere]

​@AtheistRosaryto be honest yes it's guaranteed.Heck my brother got hit for something similar when he was 4 tho

[@ER0G]

@@TheRealKdWasNotHerethen report your parents instead of talking about it online no one should be able to hit a developing child because at that point the child would not be the one to be disciplined.

[@julie7005]

Oh this made me cry, if u know u know, my dad is 86 and raised me as a single father

[@Eternalsinns]

He waited years for this moment very wholesome❤️

[@TsubaOsu]

Good story and all, but WHO THE HELL OPENS A BAG OF CHIPS LIKE THAT?

[@khuongvong3954]

Content creators, I have seen that happen in a short which wasn’t telling a story but cooking something.

[@izzysIrises636]

Fr

[@TheDeathmail]

It's normal to feel irritated. Not because you don't love them, but because normally, you feel like they are your support, your greater. See, kids, we see as lesser (and not in a bad way). They are weak, they are unknowledgeable and they need to rely on us. But we view our parents as our heroes.... we view them as our greater.....

[@janapavlikova4553]

True

[@percyjackson5417]

Lots of ppl see older parents are lesser, weak, senile. I would hope instead of irritated, someone would be concerned about the mental wellbeing of their aging parent. Especially if they dont typically do things like this

[@Jennygeecooks]

Man waited half his life to say that to his son

[@ITZOFC._.ST4R]

He has something wich old people forget what they say every minute but have a good memory of the old times.So the father did not wait for that.He just remembered...

[@mjk6618]

That's why; "Patience IS a Virtue"!

[@theeBLANKspace]

@mjk6618 Honestly this story has nothing to do with patience but the strange antics of a father there is better ways to talk with someone to show them guidance. If someone can wait that long to prove a point? what do you actually think they are capable of? That is a sign to run, run as fast as you can, RUN!

[@EriVanLifeScape]

So we're all comfortable with the way the watermelon was sliced and pulled apart? Thats normal?

[@peneloperobertson5995]

NO ITS NOT OK! I HAVE LIVED WATCHING THESE EVERY NOW AND THEN, AND I PAINS ME SO MUCH!!!!

[@Speedyexo]

I’m just surprised it wasn’t bright pink for once

[@LaineyGeyer]

This is the nost sweetest way to recreate memories ❤️

[@LaineyGeyer]

I meant most

[@llmxyall_n]

If I had my father to ask me the same question every time... I would go up and hug him

[@emmett9723]

I wish I could repay my dad for all he's done

[@EpicTheUnknownOne]

Bro my dad would throw me out the window if i asked question 3 times

[@TheDeathmail]

He was a toddler.... That's the difference...

[@EpicTheUnknownOne]

@TheDeathmail He did it to my dog, and it was barking too much. I never saw it walk again

[@Peyteyy]

Dam that crow has been alive for some time now 💀

[@thepapersquishymaker]

i completely love this video and its really cool and good ❤🎉

[@alokratan5176]

Wow ❤

[@minorturbulence5672]

Who else saw this face 🗿when he opened the watermelon

[@punjabianil2000]

Damn the crow waited exactly 37 years damn respect to the crow 👑

[@Amazing_Raine]

I thought it was 43 please explain to me my math ain’t mathin

[@wudjanhussein9194]

The thing that you’re doing, it’s so satisfying

[@MWaheduzzamanKhan1]

The child was innocent. The father was vindictive

[@marissalee379]

No... the father was just reliving a moment and testing his son

[@justinvanpatten3214]

Alzhiemers. Early onset dementia. Way to show you have father issues though.

[@ridd.3010]

​@@marissalee379i think it's kinda dumb a 80 yo not understanding what a crow is.. Being a 3yo and being curious is normal

[@moldovanseby]

Lol, "vindictive". It's a fond memory, otherwise he wouldn't have wrote it in his diary

[@marissalee379]

​@ridd.3010 fair enough but he might have just wanted to reminisce past moments... my opinion anyway

[@thedredofxi]

We do not live forever and sometimes lucky. One Springs last until the day they die. But that's not the case for most of us, because most of us are going to Have to deal with bodies that are breaking down. Failing and our minds that are also failing. Because nothing lasts forever in this Earth. We live on and even though we think it does. It really doesn't when you think about it. Because time is short and precious, so cherish. The time you have on the face of this. And remember that life is not a given. It's a blessing. Take care and have a great rest of your day in your next woods. Wherever that may be and remember that kindness is key to a good life. Because yourself and those around you will thank you for it😊

[@CatsRuler]

tbh I don't see the point of righting a multi paragraph story on a short, i feel bad that you had to type that all out but good massage lol

[@the-reverse]

Tl;Dr?

[@muhammedashkar.a8471]

The father doesn't have enough memory to remember the name of a bird which he saw just before, but he had enough memory to remember the incident happened decades before and he had enough memory to remember the date when the incident happened, which one the exact diary that he wrote those, and where did he keep the diary for this long! Just like a wow!!!!!!

[@Mariska2201]

If a kid asks it, it's cute and innocent. If an elderly person asks it that many times, we all suppose that person knows what a crow is and thus the repeated question is actually a cause for worry. You cannot compare those two situations.

[@Miss_Olive]

That’s actually so sad…

[@mahtabkhansamin]

It's obvious. The Child sure was innocent when he asked, the father wasn't.

[@OnewayJesus7]

That’s adorable.

[@janeesac-2522]

I don’t know if I should laugh or cry cuz it’s wholesome but also funny

[@Xx-Football_Edits-xX]

Wow😢

[@baileylopez15]

I love you

[@HugefanofQuinnslife]

I’m just looking at how beautiful the sculpting is in the back

[@AngelaPritchett]

Wow😮 I wouldnt get mad Because some people loose their memory as they grow older Our parents took care of us When we were young & We Should do the same For them as they Grow older. Thats What I & my brotgers Did For Our Momma As She got where she couldnt move around as good As she got older

[@luvlanguagelearning]

When i was little i have asked my mom 83 times (mom, does god sleep?) and my mom answered me all the times, respect to my mother🥹❤️

[@avantikashukla1830]

I've read this story last year in my moral science's book its very meaningful I loved it❤

[@Mae-w7f]

I love these videos

[@arynkoeings668]

The lesson here isnt revenge but seeing if his son truely loves him..... By seeing if he would react the way he did himself..... The heartbreaking part is for his son to understand he had to be told....

[@Lydiajareau]

Man he waited a long time just for that. “You see what I had to put up with boy. Your turn!” 😂

[@thatgirlhelenxo]

Damn, bro got humbled real quick

[@azizi695]

So so so Cute i love the father ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love you guys

[@dwhite3937]

Lord that is how I feel with my two year old. Asking the same thing 37 times in a row.

[@Lenahh-go3io]

My grandma will ask me the same thing multiple times in our convos and although I do get frustrated because I’m scared that she’s old and I don’t want her to get old but I answer her each time or respond to what she said each time as if it’s my first time telling her or I listen to the story again as if it was my first time hearing it . I love her and understand she is 84 and she may not remember(she had a stroke in her 50s and now in her elder years her memory is messed with due to the stroke)/can’t hear as good as she used to

[@KaysonAnderson]

I can’t lie this really made me cry

[@canadianintheend]

Funny we go through this with our children and grand children. I read a book to my granddaughter the same one aleast 100 times because she liked it. What goes around comes around. We do it for loving them.

[@FuzzyCottonBall]

He's teaching his son how to be a father cute

[@KadeejaKutty-wi9cb]

No one can replace a father's love ❤

[@LILKYAM._]

I actually saw this story on my English book, I loved the story a lot❤

[@hanneinone]

if my fathe/grandfather or wtv asked me that I would be happy, I would write it in my book, it’s a new quote from him ❤

[@LadyNightmare0]

This reminds me of an old tv ads but instead of a crow its a magpie

[@dunyayi.yemisim]

The only one i would truly love in the entire app.

[@GennieMinnie]

I just like the food in the backround for some reason it's just so satisfy😊

[@bamtherandomness19]

Going through it now with Auntie. Did you know kidney failure gives you basically alzheimers symptoms. It's worse though with the heart failure playing It's roll too 💔 My Deepest Respect to all of the nurses out there but especially the ones in hospice. ❤ You all are angels and deserve everything good in life 🫡💓💗💞

[@goldenquartz3236]

That’s so sweet his dad that is

[@kiri5203]

In malaysia we always hear this story. Making me appreciate my parents more

[@crazy_gyanshorts]

It would hurt my heart so hard to learn that my strong dad is ageing and having dementia 😢😢

[@RXSE_iswatchingyou]

remember he is a HIGHLY educated son ! REMEMBERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRERERE

[@Logan-zl7xi]

If my mom asked me the same question over and over again, I'm calling 911 cuz that's concerning.

[@but_oh_karamia]

Rare footage of something heartwarming with this voice not dirty minded:

[@anamikagv]

Being a Father it is his responsibility to look after his children and its crazy to keep a record of it. But for son it is his choice.

[@walterelliothayes]

A great memory for his dad, but the boy was 3 years old. How many memories can one vividly remember from that young. I have mixed feelings about this post.

[@soomistar]

This made me cry.

[@Kitty_demon_kit]

That word my teacher teach me in allll students she said about that a mom with his son❤

[@TheRealLein]

Its not about the crow Its about the memory in this family 😭😭

[@cantstealmyname]

THE FART CAUGHT ME OFF GUARDDDDDD LMAO

[@parkerparker6227]

Awww❤❤ it's so wholesome

[@gianna_2727]

DAMN HE JUST LIKE UNO REVERSE CARD HIS OWN CHILD

[@Alinor24]

I would think he wants a different answer (like something specific the crow was doing or looking at or maybe a different species of bird) or be worried that he might have dementia.

[@averypickett7302]

I thought that more crows would land on the window that son would yell murder 😂 because a group of crows is called a murder

[@blue.coconut504]

If my dad asks me every few minutes, I’ll just say “a crow”, I won’t be mad, I’d be laughing