Liars That Didn't Get Away With It - REACTION

[@jaytheokie]

I always thought Charlotte is the GOAT and now I have the actual proof.

[@CharlotteDobre]

BAAAAAAA

[@crystalcastle5910]

We got the GOAT

[@FreakingPlane]

YES

[@WaiferThyme]

@@CharlotteDobre hahaha baaaa 🐐

[@justmeherexx482]

@@CharlotteDobre I get a “translate to English” message. What is the Canadian word for baaaaaaaaaa? Lolol

[@glennyglennglenn.]

I like people who are kind and compassionate, down to earth, serious when needed, but often silly and not afraid to talk in funny voices and make weird noises. Your videos are right up my alley, and I think you’re super cool.

[@FreakingPlane]

Me too. Always there when you need them, wether you're in need of a laugh, someone to talk to, or just a shoulder to cry on. :)

[@Dobviews]

This! ☝️

[@mcoptimysticalrainbowkitty7462]

I concur ! 😸✌ Charlotte is so full of awesome vibes ! 🥰

[@lindaf114]

Glenn, are you single? Asking for a friend. That friend is Charlotte. 😍

[@aleriacampagnolo9150]

@@lindaf114 i would truly love to know if your actually her friend

[@Nipon07]

I laughed like crazy when Charlotte says Gandu so casually 😂

[@NeelDhar]

Yeah, I listening to this in the background while I was working on another screen 😂😂 and then I was like hold up, did I hear that right

[@bhaktidesai912]

I swear😂😂😂😂

[@panache1204]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Prashasti13]

I died

[@MuaSunny]

LAWL hahahaha that was so on point

[@anabhousen7159]

I love when people say "I'm taking my business somewhere else!!" As if that's an insult like are you kidding me I would love you to go somewhere else don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[@kevinn1452]

Not me laughing like a crackhead after Charlotte read "Gaandu" with Zero expression... 😂😂😂😂😂 It is a Hindi cuss word which translates to "ass hole" 😂😂😂😂

[@pineddew]

SAME HAHAHAHAH

[@shefalinayak9239]

Same😆

[@laurentiare]

PFFFT 😂

[@bhaktidesai912]

Noooo😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@mercysdesire]

It's technically ass fuckr...Nvm me....i was sure someone should have mentioned it in the comments 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I laughed so hard when she said that

[@Missbillionaire888]

I was rolling all over the floor when you said "gaandu" with no expration🤣🤣🤣😂

[@ayesha7843]

Hahahaha I died and also the pronunciation of Naan 10/10

[@kurtofcambridge]

Concerning the Cleopatra part: some Googling/Wikipedia-surfing reveals that the questions of A) Was Cleopatra black?, and B) Was Cleopatra a Greek woman? are more complicated to answer than the comments in the video indicate. Cleopatra was born in Alexandria, a city located in the Ancient Greek-dominated portion of Egypt... BUT she was also descended from Ptolemy I Soter, a general of the Macedonian people who were themselves one tribe within Ancient Greece. So "Cleopatra's Macedonian" *AND* "Cleopatra's Greek" both appear to be correct statements. As for Cleopatra's race, though scholars have raised the possibility of Cleopatra being a black woman for decades (at least), much of the art & portraiture from that period depict her as light-skinned *AND* the one time a documentary tried to use the discovery of a skeleton that was speculated to be that of Cleopatra's half-sister as "proof" of Cleopatra's part-North African ancestry, the whole argument fell apart because said skeleton was that of a child (Cleopatra's half-sister supposedly died in her mid-20s) and the condition of the remains was too poor to accurate identify one way or the other. So it remains an unconfirmed theory. (yes, I know no one asked for a spiel, but history's important and so is nuance)

[@nfspbarrister5681]

That's cleopatra II philopathor. Cleopatra I and cleopatra....uh forgot her dynasty name are african decends.

[@nadaartisan8447]

While there's a lot of information available to further confirm this statement. I think it is enough proof to say she was white based on the papyrus paintings/illustrations that included her with fair skin since there are other paintings/illustrations that have black people in them... also, the only native Egyptians that are actually black are south Egyptians so people seriously need to stop treating egypt like it's south Africa and all its people are black. I'm 100% Egyptian (as far as ik) and I'm white (not completely pale but fair-skinned).

[@ns88ster]

@@nadaartisan8447 Afro-centric black supremacists push the theory that their ancestors were the Kings of Egypt. Its just a fringe racist ideology. Not real history.

[@nadaartisan8447]

@@ns88ster well, we wouldn't know for sure if there was once a black Pharoah from south Egypt but it's quite unlikely considering most of the mummies that were found were tan skinned (ofc the mummy itself wouldn't be accurate to the living person but the belongings/statues of each mummy and the papyrus in the tombs would have a better visualization of how the person looked like) also, the royal title was inherited and not earned. As well as the fact that the capital and the royal palace were often located in the north.

[@Prismatic_Truth]

There's a difference between African and black. North Africans are Caucasian.

[@leeandrew6555]

“Don’t believe everything you read online.” - Abraham Lincoln.

[@trickwillis]

Honest Abe beta tested Fortnight, true story

[@lindaf114]

😂😂😂

[@RogueAPBT]

The internet thanks you.

[@barbjalcorn]

Ahahahah that’s actually funny 🇦🇺❤️

[@mefford67]

😂😂😂😂

[@abbyb.2755]

I don't understand why people lie about the dumbest things, especially now that you can easily find out if it's true or not.

[@Liz-rf4qu]

Because they are bored and can't think up original stories

[@powerpuff_avenger]

Because some people have the IQ of flattened roadkill on an Arizona highway during summer at noon?

[@Toni_Snark]

And then a lot of people are too lazy to check and will believe anything.

[@mrcydonia]

I was saying the same thing to my best friend, Robert Downey Jr.

[@blazingapparition2687]

I feel as though it's gotten worse lately. Pandemic boredom maybe? Whatever the reason these people definitely need new hobbies 😂

[@WhitneyDahlin]

They've proved that memory begins when people learn language! And children who were severely neglected and didn't learn language until they were seven or eight after they've been removed from the home that's when their memory begins. When asked about remembering stuff from before they said they can only really remember flashes a pictures and smells. It's really interesting and I highly recommend doing some more reading on it if this interests you.

[@Beena2020]

Maybe it's because he has autism (formerly Asperger's syndrome) my mother and father both said my older brother remembered the doctor who delivered him. Like described him in detail. He was also reading national geographic at 2. He is scary smart. I would go as far as to say genius.

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

My earliest memory is a trauma-ish event at 3. My kids' earliest memories are at age 3.

[@missmurphy420]

Hm. I have multiple degrees focusing on children's therapy, & have never heard this. It's an interesting theory, though. Do you know where I might be able to research it more/what the theory is called?

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

But I remember thoughts from before I had the language to explain my thoughts. I know what I wanted to convey....just couldn't do it. The brain is fascinating.

[@-Annn-]

My earliest memory is from when I was 18 months old. I described a place I had been to with my mom. 15-20 kids sitting at a big table with red, blue and yellow tiny chairs. We were crafting a calendar of the seasons and I got winter. I was so confused because winter is snow. Snow is white and I have a white paper. What do you expect me to do? She gave me a black paper so the snow was visible. My mom recognized the place, she used to work at a daycare and grandma was sick so I went with her. She quit that job when I was 18 months old.

[@jaybird1083]

Pro tip for dealing with scam calls: answer in a different language. I usually answer in German since Hallo sounds so much like the English version, meaning they don’t immediately hang up. But it doesn’t have to be a legitimate language. Speak pig Latin. Speak gibberish. It’ll be sure to get you off their call list.

[@blueashke]

When I got my latest number, I was very excited to learn quickly that the previous owner was Hispanic. I know this because every spam caller (and some actual calls for the previous owner) is in Spanish. After the 'lo siento, no hablo Espanol' responses to the real calls in the first couple of months made them stop, I learned to just hang up if they start speaking Spanish to me.

[@melissablackwood]

Me: GOT nerd, collecting random Dothraki words to string together for scammer calls.

[@bunyips9706]

2 weeks ago I had no idea you (Charlotte) existed, now I'm up every night like a kid before christmas awaiting your next vid to drop (normally about 1am here in West Oz) & trying not to wake my sister with my giggles & 'pffts'. I've already started to quote you too ("the audacity!") & relate things to stuff I've seen in your vids. The way I'm going I'll have the whole of western Australia subscribed to your channel by the end of the year!

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

I spent 9+ months in a birth group on some mom site, bonding and forming friendships with other moms. The post-birth drama was insane to the point where splinter groups formed on other websites. All the drama was from one person with multiple accounts.

[@shresthsajwan7816]

Indians laughed their ass off at the first one for sure.(the pronunciation by charlotte was accurate as hell)

[@bhaktidesai912]

I know! I was so surprised she got it right the first time. Respect Charlotte ✊🤣🤣🤣

[@thediynetwork11]

was looking foe this comment 🤣🤣

[@thediynetwork11]

for*

[@Samurai_Stoner]

I once called out a liar in Starbucks... Then everyone clapped 👏

[@morgana001]

The more Videos I see the more I love this channel. We learn about little things, like undelightful, laugh or be angry at terrible people. And I love lov looove that Charlotte is so naturally goofy, best kind of humor ever!

[@umangpaliwaal]

The way he used gaandu in that feedback's reply would eventually become a historical comment in the future ....hail the legend 🤣🤣

[@sharonwolfe5210]

Please translate...? Epithet, yes?

[@shefalidutta676]

@@sharonwolfe5210 'gaandu' is a slang term in the Hindi language, and it translates to... 'assh0le'..... XD

[@sharonwolfe5210]

@@shefalidutta676 Thank you!

[@nurfnurder]

I hate when people call me a liar. I think they're just jealous my reggae duet with Beyonce went to #1

[@NeonAnt]

Lol, drop the link dude. XD

[@TheSnowdogsShorts]

🤣

[@thomasgoetz8723]

I still remember the song you made together with Beyoncé and Buddy Holly. Especially the live performance in front of the Tower of Babel was great.

[@neliaferreira9983]

Oh yeah, I remember that! It was last year, my close friend Michael Jackson (I call him Mija) took me to that concert on his private jet.

[@AV-we6wo]

@@neliaferreira9983 I was the pilot, I can confirm that.

[@jdarnone]

I don't think I could ever lie on the Internet. I'm proud of the 50 kids I put through college and all meals I cooked for the elderly. So, I don't have time for lie.

[@jadevillarosa7799]

At 4:36 , memory actually forms as early as that part of the brain develops which is pretty early on. The reason why that story was impossible is because vision doesn't develop until after a baby is born. Our eyes are closed in the womb and babies are practically born blind. It's the last to develop as vision actually spans so many parts of the brain unlike our other senses. Hearing develops first and it's shown that some babies react more to the voice of their mom if you speak to them while in the womb (proof that babies may have memories!)

[@Theoteta]

Charlotte I love you and I know you where reading comments, but the ancient Macedonia where Cleopatra came from was greek and still is. Please lets not confuse the slavic country called NORTH Macedonia with the region of Greece called Macedonia from ancient times till now and where from came Alexander the Great and concequently Cleopatra. There are other comments that explane it more. Thank you. Keep up the good work!!!

[@RafiOmar83]

Are more non-Hindi-speakers becoming more familiar with the word "Gaandu"? If yes, I can die in peace.

[@hannavuorio83]

Well, I'm from Finland and just learned this new word and meaning 😂

[@MikayeYakovlev]

Cleopatra was of mixed Greek & Egyptian ancestry. The Ptolemaics (the last pharaonic dynasty, to which Cleopatra belonged through her father) were a Greek noble family, originating from the Ancient Kingdom of Macedonia that geographically overlaps with today’s Macedonia and a region in the north of modern-day Greece, which is also called Macedonia. Macedonians from today’s country of Macedonia are mostly descendants of Slavic (and other) tribes that migrated to the region, often mixing with local Greek and later Ottoman Turkish populations. Her mother was most likely a local Egyptian woman, probably of the elite priestly and/or noble class. Some pharaohs and Egyptian aristocrats were Black, but most were of North African ancestry (so also descendent from Black people, as we are all). In any case, the Ancient Egyptians didn’t have the same concept of race as we do….

[@birgittabirgersdatter8082]

As to the person who saw a concert a couple of months ago and was told the man died last year, sounds like me. I also says things like “a few days ago” only to be told that it was maybe a few months ago or even a year ago. My kids are so used to me they don’t bother listening to me when things happened if I can’t give a definitive date. I can remember exactly what happened, who was involved and even who said what, but when it happened is, yeah.

[@zaryabahmed9437]

The way Charlotte said the word GAANDU while reading out the first comment LMAO 😂😂😂 I bet she doesn't know what it means , if she did she would definitely bleep it out... But thats ohky i enjoyed that , sound kinda cute coming from amazing Charlotte... Hint: the word is from the language spoken in India/pak and quite frequently used among friends and foe alike 😂

[@mikhellen3267]

I have absolutely love your little snippets that you put in between knocking over something,with your mirror,and exploding, I love it, I love it, I love it.

[@roepi]

Cleopatra was definately Greek. The region Alexander the great came from is called Macedonia but is still a part of Greece. It's like saying someone wasn't an American but was from New Mexico instead and is thus Mexican. Alexander didn't come from what we now call North Macedonia but from the ancient kingdom of Macedon which is a lot more south. Alexander the great was Greek and his decendents, including Cleopatra, were Helenistic Greek.

[@CharlotteDobre]

I didn’t say she wasn’t Greek because she was Macedonian. I said that because Macedonia was part of Greece. Her name was Cleopatra of Macedonia.

[@wisemafalda]

@@CharlotteDobre Maybe you didn't phrase it well. But there is an X when she's called Greek in the video and a V when you say she was Macedonian, so you see how this is misleading. She was a descedant of the Greek Macedonian dynasty of Ptolemeos, one of Alexander's Generals. So there you go :)

[@rockandrollfantasy86]

New Mexico was part of Mexico until the mid 1800's.

[@CharlotteDobre]

I didn’t put the “X” that was an editing choice. I do not edit my videos and never have.

[@roepi]

@@rockandrollfantasy86 That's why I picked it as an example. It's the closest analogy I could find. Another way is to explain it as saying someone isn't American but instead a New Yorker. But since Alexander the great is mostly described as not Greek but Macedonian since present day North Macedonia seperated from former Yugoslavia (which seems to have confused a lot of people on what Macedonia is now and what it was then) it seemed to better fit the narative.

[@ladydiamondprisca]

For the last time: nationalities (in the case of 52 out of the 55 African nations) were imposed upon the people, ethnicity (or more accurately tribaalism) was born out of natural human interactions and/or conflict. When you learn of someone's nationality don't assume it's their ethnicity. Ask questions. I like it when people ask me questions about where I'm from and about my multi-ethnic background.

[@davidguidry657]

“She’s just like having an argument with himself on the internet?” This had me rolling!!! My boss now thinks I’m off my meds. Oh well, anything for Miss Charlotte.

[@neliaferreira9983]

Why do people do that? Is it to get the comments going and make your post more visible?

[@davidguidry657]

@@neliaferreira9983 I honestly have no idea. This is the only platform I frequent and I don’t post so…. For what it’s worth, I think that you’re probably right. But my point was (whether intentional or accidental) Miss Charlotte used a female pronoun and a male pronoun for the same person. I found that hysterical for some reason.

[@plumdutchess]

I went back to listen again, because I thought I heard wrong. But she did say that. That's a skill in itself. Not only arguing with yourself, but changing gender in the middle of it.

[@astro.2029]

That swimming dude 3:44 is everything! I want it, lol.

[@debasmitabandyopadhyay9612]

the fact that he wrote GANDU (slang in hindi language ) in the response . lolzz

[@gouriiiz]

Shhhh don’t tell them 👀

[@subhajitdeysarkar9724]

And it wasn't even beeped out. 🤣🤣🤣

[@gouriiiz]

@@subhajitdeysarkar9724 They don’t know. And let’s not tell them it’s fun this way 😂

[@olaatoyebi1946]

@@gouriiiz lol I came to the comments cos of it :-)

[@subhajitdeysarkar9724]

@@gouriiiz yeah. It has to be kept a secret. 🤐🤐🤐

[@bhavyakhanduja2856]

Gaandu is a cuss word in hindi which means asshole lol I laughed so hard when Charlotte read it as a name HAHAHAHAHA

[@CrazyPlantLady911]

Thanks for letting us non-Hindi people know. Makes it even funnier as she always edits/beeps out English cuss words. 🤣

[@RS-we8jh]

Now f off! Your work is over.

[@Aries73]

If someone texts you like he/she failed 3rd grade language arts, that person is a scammer.

[@mikehunt7360]

Facts.

[@Kayenne54]

We're all going to be scammed when Google Translate gets its act together then.

[@sarahlebbos4062]

That's the point, if you don't look at that and think it's sus, you are more likely to fall for the rest of it

[@vineetasinha4550]

The first one though! 🤣 I am sure every Indian is dying of laughter. Charlotte you are so sweet to read that word without any expression on your face.

[@erikarussell1142]

As always, it’s a good good day when Charlotte is around. We’re so lucky to have you!!

[@ThoughtfulPotato]

I have a feeling that first review was from a place here in India.... 'Gaandu' is a hindi swear word that roughly stands in for 'a**hole' or other even worse meanings... If it really is an Indian review with the owner responding that way, the response takes a whole new aggressive tone!!

[@gabrielledorigam2277]

Thank you for clearing that up! I was wondering what it meant!

[@poisenivy8758]

"INCONCEIVABLE!" 😂 Just rewatched that movie the other day 💖 a classic 🤌

[@Kehbster]

This was so worth waiting to watch. The goat impression was spot on. One day honesty will be a thing in the world again, and we will all live just a little bit better.

[@BadgerOff32]

Charlotte: "If you lie on the internet, you'll end up in one of my videos" My lie: "Hey, everybody! I was in a Charlotte Dobre video!!" 😉

[@effoff1]

Cleopatra was Macedonian Greek, so the last guy wasn't wrong

[@annasagiakou2768]

Thank you

[@holdmyown32]

She didn’t say that person was wrong she was agreeing with them.

[@jiydatadecu7053]

Technically Thracian 😉 because Macedonia didn’t exist- only Odrysian Kingdom. Afterwards was a part of Bulgaria. In 1992 Macedonia became a country on it’s own

[@apos1914]

@@jiydatadecu7053 Macedonia was a region of ancient Greece. Alexander the Great, the Greek King, was from there loooong before Cleopatra. Today's nation of North Macedonia has no historical connection to ancient Macedonia.

[@annasagiakou2768]

@@apos1914 it's like they don't teach them history...

[@marugav6632]

Umm... Kleopatra was actually Greek. Her ancestors were from the Ptolemaic dynasty which is actually Greek Macedonian. I'm actually surprised that people think Macedonia is not in Greece just because there is Northern Macedonia as a country now... Meanwhile there is a whole place in northern Greece which is called Macedonia.

[@marywhistley]

I was about to comment the same thing. Ancient Macedonians were Greeks. It's sad how many people get confused.

[@marugav6632]

@@marywhistley even if some people disagree, the fact that she was from the Ptolemaic Dynasty means that she was Greek

[@Cosmiccrying]

I did not know that! I love learning new things!

[@harleyquinntheservicedoggo3842]

I don't know who Kloepatra is but Cloepatra was Queen of Egypt.

[@kurieita7607]

@@harleyquinntheservicedoggo3842 Well her actual name is technically “Κλεοπάτρα” but this is a language barrier thing hence the spelling

[@queeznayee]

Ngl... Charlotte is one of the most underrated people in this world 😢😢😢 you deserve everything nice for making our lives better

[@drwoo6090]

Bit of an exaggeration! But she seems nice enough! 😀

[@jesussaves_28]

i agree whole heartedly

[@ivan-Croatian]

Well, I deserve everything nice too man.

[@IsabellaJacqueline]

Makes me kind of sad that people truly believe that memory starts only at two years old. I remember being on the beach watching the 4th of July fireworks, seeing the reflection of the lights on the water. I was about 18 months old (mom verified it for me, thought it could've been a dream since I've been told that memory starts at two, but it wasn't) and that's my earliest memory. People think I'm lying or exaggerating but I remember a lot at that age. I also remember having to sell our house, get rid of the toys I loved, and move in with my grandparents because we were getting foreclosed on, and I was barely two. Maybe the stress of that time made me remember a lot more than others do at that age, but I just do, I don't know why.

[@raraavis7782]

Kids differ wildly in their development. I don't think, this 'age 2' thing should be taken quite so literally. That's like expecting every kid to start speaking or walking at exactly the same age. It's just not how it works in reality. Your memories may very well be real, just as most other kids probably don't have memories from that early an age. There's not necessarily a contradiction here.

[@IsabellaJacqueline]

@@raraavis7782 That’s a great point! Never thought it if this way. Unfortunately, most do take it quite literally. Most people think at least I might be exaggerating but I do genuinely remember a lot and not all, though. I read that a new study has show that baby’s do start building long term memory around 18 months old. So it truly could be possible the two age might be wrong with more research. I know the brain still needs to be studied extensively still. Thanks for your point, makes a lot of sense.

[@battlebear437]

I remember coming up to Minnesota on vacation when I was about 1 1/2. I don’t remember the drive, but I do remember the lake and the people (somewhat ). I also remember thinking the dipper we used was absolutely huge…lol

[@beadysam]

Replying to an old post I know - but just had to say I remember laying on my mums knees getting my nappy changed, I remember having a bottle at bed time, and I remember my third birthday. I dont remember any of the details but I do remember going around saying "I'm Three" to anyone who stood still long enough!!!.

[@anastasiaonasis9643]

Inconceivable!! One of the BEST movies of all time! When I got married many years ago, my dad who is a pastor, married us. He started it off by saying: Mawage. Mawage is wot bwings us together today. Mawage, that blessed awangement, that dweam wifin a dweam. And wuv, tru wuv, will fowow you foweva. So tweasure your wuv. Not everyone laughed, but those who knew the reference thought it was great! 😂

[@markharrisllb]

I'm 21, extremely good looking, and very rich… Hey, if everyone else is lying I might as well tell the biggest, I’ve got to be the best at something.

[@lindaf114]

I like your energy.

[@craigusselman546]

and now Im going on reddit to argue with myself!

[@blazingapparition2687]

@@craigusselman546 Just be sure to make a third account to also then chime in and agree with one of the two of you 😂

[@craigusselman546]

@@blazingapparition2687 will do.

[@flom127]

Random fact. In Romania we call the Turkish Delight “Turkish s#!t”. Don’t ask why, it’s very popular treat. One of my friends had a Turkish girlfriend and he use to call her “my Turkish delight”

[@lynneufeld3175]

Aww what a darling nickname

[@lillith_xx4375]

my day instantly improves after that first "hey everybody" thanks for what you do girl

[@kav1tas3w58]

Hahahahahah Charlotte saying gaandu without realising what it means is everything! 👏🏽🌚

[@dryadllyn1462]

Current family hobby: When scammers call using the car's extended warranty thing, give the names of random GTA vehicles.

[@whathappened1284]

Charlotte, I love you. You are funny, you bring us all joy with your bubbly personality, the funny faces you make and your complete honesty in your videos. Thanks my Girl! Your videos are my go to for a daily smile!

[@maanvikumar2009]

Lol, she would've bleeped out ga**du, if she knew what it meant 😂

[@jamegumb7298]

Makedon was always part of Greece and seen as Greece and to this day this is a problem between Greece and Makedon (particularly Greek province of Makedon which was usually part of FYROM in most of history), so Cleopatra was in fact Greek. As were the vast majority of Egyptian rulers during pyramid days.

[@moniquevapnik3005]

Right after I liked the video Charlotte all of a sudden says “oh thank you, thank you so much” so I freaked out for a second thinking I broke the fourth wall

[@pastelpeep]

Love the skit you did with Marc and Austen! You channeled your inner bridezilla so amazingly 🤣🤣 A true queen. 👑👑

[@Dobviews]

Charlotte, just want to say thank you for keeping me laughing the past two years of hell. Your comic relief has been a nice respite from the insanity.

[@lisa_unplugged]

It’s so nice to see Charlotte show people facts about my country. Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@bagginssupercat]

Justice! Charlotte style!

[@Magnamaster]

When Charlotte says does that make you feel good to you like that yes yes it does you saying that boost my self-esteem so thank you

[@zaynamoore]

OMG, the goat impression...too funny. Thanks for making me laugh today.

[@maryannanderson2213]

I get calls from "Amazon" saying that someone has purchased a big screen TV that cost around a thousand dollars on my account and if I do not press "1" and tell them it is a bogus charge, that amount will show up on my next statement. I have never pressed "1" and I have never had the charge added to my statement. My sister and brother get the same call that someone is using their Amazon account but the funny thing is that neither of them have an Amazon account. I also get calls from people who want to discuss adding benefits to my Medicare (yes, I'm that old) and I sometimes get as many as six of these calls a day. You can't block them because they just pick up another number and keep calling. I have started saying, "Sorry. But I only talk to Medicare about my Medicare". Then I gleefully hang up on them.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

5:20 in a 'quityourBS' video by Fresh....he went to the hassle of scanning end credits of recent movies to find the match.....and discovered that the movie is actually DUNE. In his video it is at 10 mins 5 seconds where he talks about it being the credits to DUNE.

[@veatrikhblana6437]

Cleopatra was Greek. People get confused because there is also a country called macedonia but the ancient civilization was Greek and macedonia is a part of Greece. ( like a state ) if you have time

[@weaveraliya]

My favorite thing in the world are snarky (well deserved though) responses from the business owners

[@silvertiger684]

If people wanna argue with themselves on the internet then who's to judge, it's not your time being wasted. But it's also funny and I love these things, the way he just accepted defeat was even funnier, didn't even try to hide it 🤣

[@heatherbop2946]

The scams are awful this time of year during the holidays watch out folk!

[@TherealDanielleNelson]

I misread that as screams and was so confused...

[@honeybadger6662]

Girl!!! Yes I have been getting calls, text messages and Instagram SCAMS! It is very saddening that they do this. Much love Charlotte ❤ 😍 💖.

[@wiccabewitch]

Omg no joke...1:30 Charlotte manifested a scammer to call me! 🤣 The timing on it is hilarious!!!

[@amarireeves4336]

You are so multifacited girl. Like imagine just knowing stuff, being a photographer, and working to better your yourutbe channel. Most reaction channels are lazy and don't look to transform their content much but you try really hard and I love u so much :)

[@lauraabdullah8144]

I literally cackled when she did the goat lmao I didn’t even know I could do that!

[@lynndurbin9403]

Thanks for the video Charlotte, so happy when liars get called out 😆

[@Dove96]

My morning is not complete without Charlotte with my coffee. The goat was just the icing on my cinnamon roll. LOL

[@StrangeFacinations]

I love how she used her fingers on her lips to make the Baaaa sound, they fixed her beautiful lipstick.

[@Whitetigerfyre]

I have agrophobia lol so i rarely go out and meet the people, Internet people are enough to remind me that theres so many more weirdo's than ill ever be 😂😂 the weird things ppl lie about 🤥🤣🤣

[@rosemarybelore6622]

Charlotte you take such delight when someone calls them out 🤣🤣🤣

[@ineedtodiern]

it's so fun hearing her saying "GANDU" i hope she knows what it means lol

[@Coops1985]

what does it mean?

[@ineedtodiern]

@@Coops1985 It's a Hindi slang which mean "Asshole" in english

[@Trista072]

Charlotte has returned to rescue me from my Monday. My day is officially complete. Thank you, Charlotte❣🌞✌🏼

[@FreakingPlane]

Mondays are finally worth it! Also, im getting my dog next week! Blo0dy finally!

[@FreakingPlane]

How are you babes?

[@Trista072]

@@FreakingPlane I'm so excited for you❣ 💜

[@Trista072]

@@FreakingPlane Not welk. But, I'm still pushing forward. I hope you are well, besides being over the moon about your new addition. 🌞

[@FreakingPlane]

@@Trista072 aw i really hope it gets better ❤️

[@panjae3418]

@4:20 I also told my mom that I remember being in her belly, it was red and I saw the veins throughout her stomach. I also remembered my grandpa's voice as well. The more time goes on, the more I believe that maybe this came from a dream or something..? Idk, but now that I see someone else has apparently remembered the same, I feel slightly less crazy 🤣

[@nadaartisan8447]

While there's no way to actually know for sure. I once read that there's a very rare condition where people literally remember EVERYTHING that ever happened in their life so it may and may not be a variation of that. I don't remember the exact number of people who had this condition since I learned of it years ago but it was somewhere around 2, 4 or 7. Could be wrong but I'm almost sure it is not more than 7. You could look into it if you're interested. I personally have quite a bad memory and hardly remember anything before I was 9-10 tho there are a few memories I can recall if something reminds me of them and there's some that I have no clue whether they were dreams or actually happened especially since recently, it happened a few times that I thought something actually happened and when I tell my family something that's related to it, they have no clue about it happening and on a rare occasion I'd clearly recall it was actually a dream so now I have that as a possibility in my mind especially with foggy memories that the other people involved in them know nothing of despite me feeling they were recent. I just learned to accept I'll never truly know tbh lol

[@jessicaannerossful]

I have an autism gene that runs from my maternal grandfather's side, I remember when I learned to stand up and then started to walk a week later. My baby book says I walked at 7 months. I have memories before this but they are more like feelings and glimpses. I remember when I started to understand language and recognise words, I believe this to be closer to 2 years. This is common to my family, but that seems to be on the Aspergers side of the spectrum... the more autistic side of the spectrum and our babies are non-verbal and need nurses and daily assistance. our babies that are in the middle of the spectrum have aspects of both but normally have ADHD or dyslexia... infantile amnesia is more common in those without the autism gene, but it is scientifically known that memory can predate childhood.

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

I don't know that I have the autism gene, but I have memories of learning to walk. Also when I fell and broke my leg while learning to walk. Strong memory of that incident. But maybe because it was traumatic?? Don't know, but I got my memory very early, started reading early as well.

[@jessicaannerossful]

@@user-jy3zl2vp4b trauma is absolutly facinating. Yes you maybe remembering because of the trauma! do some research on it and personality traits!

[@amandaleeborchert3745]

Charlotte you are so amazing! I look forward to your postings everyday! So glad my friend shared your videos with me!🌹

[@ellenwood719]

I love your goat impression! When I am sad, I Google "fainting goats" and it always cheers me up. I also have a golden doodle who, when you get on the floor, gets on your back like goat yoga. 🐐

[@summerdais325]

I realize the in utero "memory" is BS, but I definitely have memories that go back further than age 2. I just Googled to confirm it's possible I remember my sister coming home from the hospital when I was 13 months old. It IS possible. 😂 and 😭...after two TBIs I have difficulties with creating new memories. I

[@ironwolf56]

Childhood amnesia isn't universal; most people have a couple spotty memories of things from before they were 2. For example, I have a very early memory of my mom holding me in my aunt's pool (and she's confirmed I was about a year old and that did happen).

[@inferiorinferno8859]

I also have an early memory from before I was 2, catching a glimps of the light rails in NYC when we were on a holiday. As a child growing up on the Dutch countryside, I always used to say I remembered 'there were trains in the sky' when people asked me if I remembered the US before I knew what they were called.

[@starmoalitiny]

2:35 Was watching in a pop up while doing other things on my phone, looked up and saw this. I’ll be seeking therapy💀🤣 Charlotte is the best she just goes for it and I respect it👏

[@rafayla]

About Cleopatra, the last guy was right. Either you say Macedonian or Greek it's the same, it was part of Greece!

[@fatherfigure4131]

Literally at work with headphones binging on your videos. Love the mood I'm in listening to you. Your awesome man. Much respect

[@diptibharwani2712]

Babahahhaha .... jst FYI Gaandu means Sh*ithead in Hindi, and the way u said it, i fell off the bed laughing.. I love u.. keep rocking

[@chesterwilberforce9832]

I heard in interview with an author who said that most of the phone scams you get originate in India. He is Indian himself, and when he gets one, he berates them in Hindi. Hilarious.

[@laurarodriguez119]

I'm never here just as you post! Hi Charlotte, from Washington DC! Thanks for being a hilarious and honest 30-something lady, makes me feel more comfortable in my own skin also being a silly 30-something. 😘

[@wendybaxter8456]

Not far from you in Woodstock, VA 🤙🏼

[@nowonder4706]

Im not necessary interested in your content but watch all of your videos because you are so entertaining! A star is born!

[@ANXTREME]

0:15 gaandu means jackass in hindi

[@heatherbop2946]

Yes always on time!!! ☺

[@NemoJayR]

I wonder if naked man has ever seen your channel. That would be hilarious.

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

I think about that all the time lol

[@Hawksbane77]

In response to Cleopatra she could trace her family back to Macedonian Greece. Macedonia was a part of Greece and still is a state there. However, as a general rule back then if you were living in Greece regardless of the state you were a Greek citizen first and a Macedonian Second and Macedonians still spoke Greek and were ruled by Greek law. Just like I am an American and I am a resident of Wisconsin.

[@Hawksbane77]

Now there is the 1991 Macedonia which gained their independence and now are their own country. Not the same one is Slavic and the other Greek. But the new one is a part of former Yugoslavia.

[@kait6994]

They try to call and say that my social security number has been revoked or something. I’m like, that’s not a thing…

[@O.babyyyy]

The sheep impression was… *chef’s kiss*

[@cananevins6747]

Pov: youre laying in bed binging Charlotte Dobre

[@abbyb.2755]

True... 🤣🤣🤣

[@anastasiagreen8914]

Dam no need to call me out like that

[@anikkaspicer92]

Me e'ryday!!! ☝️

[@tyger586]

I feel seen

[@firebug1364]

Charlotte's posts not only make me smile and laugh but also kinda make me wanna visit Canada.... That goat impersonating bit did it for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beccgah]

Things I need in my life; Charlotte Dobre Vs Perrie Edwards: The Goat Personator-off

[@Santaclause450]

Your guys. Charlotte did amazing as a bridezilla 🤣🤣🤣. I was dying. Can you move the tress? Say what 🤣

[@jr9973]

Wait why the ex over the cleopatra comment? She was born in Egypt but her ancestry traces back to Greece. So she was indeed Greek. Nefertiti was Egyptian.

[@jesussaves_28]

i love it so much, and bridezilla was really good. i recommend it to anyone who hasn’t seen it