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[@An262.]

The first story is the perfect example for "Every child deserves a parent but not every adult should have a child"

[@skeletor8436]

😂

[@skeletor8436]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@timohara7717]

Truly it also explains hitlers reasonings

[@heartofthewild680]

I’m not a parent, but if the “saxophone dad” really needed his three hours of silence, he probably could’ve gotten it without traumatizing his children if he was willing to pay for it. Just offer them each 10 bucks or something for every hour they stay silent. That offer certainly would’ve shut me up as a kid.

[@TheRadiantPeachBudgets]

Why not just go to a separate part of the home? I get not wanting to be disturbed but really?

[@jenni_J6948]

😂

[@squash6497]

Or just rent out a jam space, and get a babysitter if the kids are young?

[@error8119]

literally could’ve gotten me with a dollar an hour😂 Would’ve been quiet for as long as you needed me to be😂

[@heartofthewild680]

@@error8119 exactly! I wonder why so many parents preferred screaming over bribery? Obviously it shouldn’t be your only tactic (otherwise you’re going to end up with spoiled brats), but it’s a perfectly valid tactic when used in moderation. When done right, it helps them develop work ethic when applied to age-appropriate household chores, and teaches them about the value of their time and effort and how to negotiate for better pay, both of which will help them be successful in the workplace later on!

[@transsnack]

I CAN EXPLAIN THE BURNT FOOD! If someone doesn't have a sense of smell, then food just becomes texture. Burning the food makes the texture more interesting, and if they can't taste or smell it, then the burntness of it isn't an issue for them. I met a guy who lost his sense of smell in a chemical accident, and he always ordered his food "burnt black, like a hockey puck".

[@GraveyardGhoul98]

Not gonna lie that sounds yummy have you ever tried burn grilled cheese yummy 🤤

[@boogiebear3095]

@@GraveyardGhoul98 burnt grilled cheese is indeed yummy 🤤

[@monkeynumbernine]

I'm going to say that may be true for some people who are smell blind, but not me. I totally lost my sense of smell about 20 years ago. I can still taste everything - I'm a fantastic cook 🎉

[@DAFORCEFilms]

Meh, some people just like the taste of burnt food. My dad burns the living hell out of everything he cooks, and his sense of smell and taste are perfectly fine. Won’t eat steaks unless they’re well-done and black, won’t touch bacon unless it’s one degree away from turning to ash, refuses to eat sausage unless it’s more gristle than meat. He is the only person I know who _intentionally_ burns the egg noodles in casseroles because he likes the taste. Who does that? They’re almost inedible at that point. It’s like chewing on rubber.

[@henrycavillisbrat1]

@@GraveyardGhoul98 ugh you made me hungry🤤🤤🤤

[@trentdelozier5793]

"Call me bird.... baby bird" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I'm dying

[@LordBloodraven]

My babysitter had an extra freezer in her garage. Rule was: DON'T OPEN THE FREEZER. Thinking it was odd, I told my parents and they ignored me. Five years go by and I mention it again. This time, my parents say, "This is creepy. You should have said something sooner." They go over and ask my babysitter what's in the freezer. Turns out, it's dead rats from her lab experiments at the university. After being wrongly disparaged by my parents, I'm glad they were the ones to freak out at that discovery.

[@SunBeeSmoked]

That doesn’t really sound odd at all. It’s her personal freezer in her garage, why would a kid she babysits be allowed to go through it and open it? No matter what’s in it.

[@SunBeeSmoked]

Like short from having a human body in it, it’s no one’s business.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Thank You, Mom for being sane. Miss you always.

[@MarioPerez-bu1dv]

The story’s not being in order fills me with a unfiltered pure rage

[@sinjun1973]

My mom refused to believe she could catch fire smoking with her oxygen on. Said we were all lying to her. I told her she was going to blow us all up. Luckily she didn’t but in her mind that probably just proved her point.😂 We all miss her but she’s with my dad now.

[@Endless.nightmare-dfi]

if my parents ever only had 1 bin i would also have 2 bins in each room when i moved out but i would also scream at the top of my lungs “USED TAMPON IS GOING IN THE BIN!!” no matter the time until they put one in the bathroom. i don’t know about you but i find that extremely unsanitary at my house we have 4, bathroom, kitchen, one in my moms room and one in my room. we both suffer from depression (i got it genetically) so it helps when we don’t have the engery to walk to the bathroom or kitchen (and my room is in the basement)

[@romecottrell6444]

Seeing this video 📹 makes me feel so cautious ⚠️ around people in general. Truly this world 🌎 is a strange place to live in these days 😮.

[@Pipkiablo]

I feel for that bike guy. XD When I was in the ER for something that could have potentially been fatally serious (it ended up not being as serious as it could have been, thank god), I thought I'd listen to some music to calm my nerves. My playlist is on shuffle, so of course the next four songs that played were Death by Demon Hunter, Don't Fear the Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult, This Probably Won't End Well by All That Remains, and One Last Goodbye by Anathema. I watched a youtube video instead.

[@deanblanchard3816]

I was the kid with strange parents… if we had friends over they weren’t allowed in the house. Luckily I had friends who enjoyed the out doors like me. Miss the days of playing Survivor Man with my friend. We’d head out into the woods and survive off nothing for awhile. It messed with me trying to believing his mum and dad didn’t hate me. Had a weird belief that all parents couldn’t stand kids. They always reassured me they should be paying me for getting their son to do chores. I always reassured them I didn’t want us to get in trouble… We also had a coach who didn’t understand my group of friends pleas that if you can’t yell at me to shovel off the track. They weren’t clear enough and that teacher ended up partially suspended from coaching because he didn’t think we’d shovel a quarter mile, and the pole vaulting pit. I was briefly hated when shoveling off the track became part of the work out for the team. The coach was hella nice, and I was afraid I had upset him. We honestly kept trying to tell the school board it wasn’t him who forced a few kids to clean the track, it was me. I did hit my friends for lagging behind. They decided that he told me to do it, it’s not my fault for listening. I’m still angry about him getting punished for nothing.

[@SR-lr7he]

I wasn't allowed to go in anyone's house when I was a kid, and none of my friends were allowed in mine. I'm pretty sure my mom was paranoid about me being molested, and had anxiety about being responsible for other people's kids so she didn't want them coming in our house. Luckily back then kids spent most of the time outside anyway so it wasn't that bad.

[@A3th3r_Gh0ul]

My great grandma had a room like the first one but only she was aloud in it. It was like her calm down room and she kept it spotless. The only time I saw it was after she had passed away and I wasn’t even aware that was a room in the house until then.

[@ThaiGray]

The saxophone story made me burst out laughing 😂

[@Kerousmac]

My heart aches for the person in story #51. It sometimes feels like the universe can test some of us in an almost cruel, unrelenting way. I sincerely, from my bottom of my heart, hope they have healed, had some much deserved happier years after. Their strength and resilience is superhuman. 😢💚🤗

[@kayleighsnyder3516]

My family lived besides another family in an apartment complex where everything is included, free electricity, water, heat, trash. They would bathe in the one tub with the same water they’ve all used and my father said that when he went over to help them fix something he asked what was up, he was so mortified for the little girls that lived there.

[@suspensealip]

I can explain mine whenever you’d like to. But I can’t read, draw, write, etc in bed. My mom says it’ll stump my sleeping pattern, I agree with her, but I think it’s dumb as heck. I can read in bed when it’s not bedtime but not when it is bedtime. The dumbest rule is to always please my dad. I made this rule myself because my dad is always mad and yelling at me when I make the slightest mistake. So, I always do a little extra thing for what I was initially demanded to do. Like one time I had to put the clean dishes away and the dirty dishes in the dishwasher, but after putting the dishes where they needed to go, I started the dishwasher and he was super happy about that. All I’m saying is always please your father, because he’ll get mad as hell if you don’t

[@mistcahampton5730]

Thanks

[@teddychu1177]

Okay, I've seen the BG game a few times and I'm clueless as to what it is. Can I get some help? And yes, it's probably a popular game that I've heard of but never been interested in until now

[@creepylifeofme1927]

21:40 adorable??? No that’s messed up. The animal is clearly fighting for its life. It’s cruel to kill something you don’t need to eat

[@animetalk8132]

I love these low-key

[@Raviolling]

One from me, back on like the third day of kindergarten, my best friend (which I'm still friends with and is in my first period) and I are coincidentally walking in the same direction. we then get to the same house! Turns out I lived 2 stories above him

[@ChattinSquit]

For the last time people it's "can't be arsed" not "can't be asked".

[@tanyagarcia3721]

The person who smacked into a stop sign or whatever was me only different. I ran into a post in a nursing home and it's the kinda cement post that goes from floor to ceiling in the middle of the first floor dining room there. I was talking to a couple the residents of the facility that there there at the dining room at the time and I was leaving to go do something real quick for my friend, who was also living at that nursing home I should have said by now, and so I had my back turned like that kid to the post and when I went to turn back around to watch where I was going I ended up amazing right into that post. Bent my glasses up and getting them fixed a few days later at an optical specific place at the local mall that i didn't get my glasses from only I was at the mall for an unrelated thing, anyway, and gave myself a good shiner from that I ended up having to explain to my friend right when I got back because my eye ended up bruising a good deal and was fairly noticeable by the time I got back that she saw. Good laughs all the way around. In fact I had a good laugh from that just now remembering that like thirteen years later

[@jadent284]

i had cut my hand and needed stitch and was told no physical activity and keep the stitches in for a week and come in right when I got home started climbing a tree and cut them out myself 4 days after getting them and surprisingly healed just fine

[@Zerolightcw2w]

Not a friend's house but my family had rules for our neighbors who couldn't enter the house, we couldn't even let them into the restroom, but also treated them poorly and that my family was better always felt bad l, but when we had parties we removed all rules for them so everyone sees my family doesn't treat mine and my brothers friends like second class citizens but years later I realized it was because They thought all our friends were trashy and that our Mexican friends can be treated decently by not having this rules pretty sure my family is racist to this day I still think it's messed up

[@barbaraayarza5352]

Wait... Is this rules at friends or naughty Co workers 😂😂

[@bluefox2844]

Bro story 26 the worst part about him having to share that swamp bath was that he was being watched by his neighbors meaning his own clean shower may very well have just been right next door. Ew poor guy

[@Enigma_in_the_void]

Nice re uploads.....

[@fibienn250]

Actually, some original Italian pizza recipes don’t include cheese eg Pizza Marinara. It’s delicious. As for pizza toppings falling off without cheese to stick them down, definitely not true. I can’t eat cheese. The toppings stick to the base or pizza sauce really well.

[@VyvienneEaux]

Oh my God, why is this kids dad like principal Nero from a series of unfortunate events

[@asmrsolitude4950]

no.4 gets left on the spot thats abusive as hell

[@cedricfratus-nolen6520]

Jerry Mcguire gets fired at the beginning and starts his own business, and one lady quits and joins him. On his way out he takes the office fish with him

[@ZackBlackwood97]

What's the game in the background during the waiters stories?

[@glendamoore4918]

Anyone else realize that he stopped talking about house rules after the first part

[@izukumidoriya2469]

My childhood nickname is Momo lol

[@Bluke420]

My only house rules are have a good time and what happens at my house stays at my house.

[@KeramosDeLuna]

I couldn't shower or use the hot water. If I didn't wanna sit in a cold bath, I would have to boil water in the stove and take the pot to the bathroom and fill the tub that way. This lasted until I was 14ish where I could then shower. But then if I wasn't in the shower as soon as I turned it on (heavens forbid I let the water warm first) I would be greeted with banging and shouting to stop wasting water. I don't know if it was the sound of the shower or what but she always knew.

[@Tiosedan]

The cup thing made me break out in laughter, because my coffe cup is actually a skull beer glass that my dad stole from a biker wedding.

[@lunaeclipse7717]

I feel like this needs more context, good story material

[@swearimnotarobot3746]

I had that happen when I was an exchange student. There were a whole host of issues. But cups. They literally used child cups for dinner only. They had bugger, normal cups. They just choose to use the kiddie cups. They hold less than 100ml. So if you want to drink a normal amount of water, you have to get up and use the sink several times. They also refused to get a water jug.

[@CardboardCreationsYT]

Smiler? Nice.

[@Hillybilly-Gal]

At the 6-minute mark, about the family having only to use one tub of water, I lived with that until I left home at 16. We were only allowed to use the tub on Saturday, as Sunday was church day. Father would bathe first, then my mother, then me and my sister (Together!!!) and then one by one, all 5 of my brothers. NINE FREAKING PEOPLE using the same bath water that was so nasty by the time my brothers got to use it. The other days of the week was a small metal basin filled halfway with water, that we all used wash rags and soap to clean the 'top parts', and after everyone had done that, then the 'bottom parts' were washed. Never mind, that the water was simply putrid by the time the 'top parts' were washed. We had well water and the 'reasoning' my father had, was that he didn't want the 'juice' (electric) bill to go up when the pump kicked on to fill the cold and hot water tanks. Yes, we had separate tanks for hot and cold water. We weren't even allowed to use the water to even do dishes or laundry!!! We had to pack the water up a hill, from a hand dug well, in 5-gallon buckets in order to do laundry and dishes. Then we would use the huge kettles to boil the water, so that we had hot water to do dishes and the laundry (we had natural gas and it was dirt cheap at the time). We packed in 6 buckets every other day, to keep ahead to do the dishes with. When I left home at 16, I became a 'fish' as my first apartment only had a shower. Boy, what heaven on earth it was to take a shower any time I wanted too. Now almost a half century later, I still love showering two or three times a day, just because I can!

[@edwardnotyourconcern6519]

That sounds rough.

[@itzskye7074]

That sounds like it sucked. Heart goes out to you and your family

[@mr.equity1120]

What? Were you amish? Wtf? Those conditions seem ridiculously awful and lowkey unbelievable.

[@shortnsweet1980]

My Mamma /Great Grandma had told me similar stories as well when she was growing up. Times were different :( ... it's crazy sometimes to think how spoiled, in some aspects, we are. Being reminded of older days or how things were more in the mountain areas - makes me appreciate what we do have even more 💕

[@Hillybilly-Gal]

@@shortnsweet1980 Yes, my paternal grandmother said that one wedding anniversary, grandfather got her a hand pump to put on the well. She said it saved her so much trouble drawing the water up when she needed it. People don't realize how hard life was all of these years ago, and there are still people in Appalachia that still get their water from a well. I totally appreciate what I have, and only wished my mom was still alive to enjoy it, with me.

[@boogiebear3095]

Oh hell to the no. Trash can in bathroom for period products and in case of a vomit emergency. Sometimes you get so sick that both ends decide to betray you at once.

[@isetyourfriendsonfire]

My friend in elementary schools family hd a rule that if you swam in their pool you had to undress outside then after you were naked they would give you a towel to dry off. I was 10 and refused as they didn't tell me till after I swam. My sister had to come pick me up soaking wet because they refused to let me change inside or give me a towel to dry off.

[@birdyburdy839]

What the actual fuck?

[@isetyourfriendsonfire]

@@birdyburdy839 yeah same family the father told us about story about seeing the devil at the end of his bed one night and the girl who was my friend usedbto hump her pillow and pretend it was this boy our age that lived down the street. I'm sure some messed up stuff was going on but I stayed far away after that.

[@birdyburdy839]

@@isetyourfriendsonfire Someone in that house was most certainly being molested in some fashion.

[@meri0312]

Is that p*dophilia I'm seeing, yes it seems to be! I can't be sure but I would bet my money on it (99.9% sure)

[@Lindahasatooth]

@@isetyourfriendsonfirei like your profile pic

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

Omg, sharing one towel, no, just no. I wash our towels everyday! I can't imagine using them for more than 1 shower but for everyone to use one towel, freak no!!!

[@russlehman2070]

As for the people who think towels don't get dirty because you're clean when you use them, why exactly do they think the towel gets stinky and crusty after it's been used a few times?

[@squash6497]

They probably don't even realize that 🤢

[@GrifoStelle]

The same reason dust accumulates and soap scum rings everything... Goblins. Duh. Did you make your weekly offerings to the house fairies?? If your socks get divorced in the wash, they're getting annoyed.

[@karinalumen9722]

I think they forgot that old skin cells is what youre drying off of you body

[@jormungand72]

I was raised by my grandmother, and I hate to speak ill of the dead, but holy shit I had a hell of a childhood there... I was only ever allowed one shower a week, and I had to ask for permission every. single. fucking. time. Same with washing my clothes, only one load per week and I had to get permission beforehand; but my town has always been in a severe drought to the point of half the town not even having running water. If I had more than one friend over, I would get yelled at for "having a party"... when we would just sit and play video games or watch TV... If a friend came over unannounced... THEY would get yelled at as well as me... needless to say, my stinky ass didnt have any friends... I wasnt allowed to "put in holes in the wall". as in, a thumbtack to hang a poster or picture... So I just had my posters framed and leaning against the wall.. If there was anything to eat that was not specifically mine, then I would get yelled at for "eating her food". I am a diabetic, I often have low blood sugar (at least once a day), so sometimes I didnt have anything to eat because "thats not mine". Meanwhile she insisted on cooking my food (her cooking was horrible) and the only thing I ever got served for dinner was a small piece of chicken or hamburger steak, rice, and bread.... I am diabetic... I try to avoid starchy foods because of all the carbs... and like someone else mentioned here... I was expected to use the same shower towel to dry off as the rest of the people in the house... So I have no idea what is weird for other people, because everything about my childhood house was not only fucking weird, but incredibly traumatizing when I would get yelled at and grounded for doing things that otherwise should have been normal human behavior..

[@blazethecat363]

that's fucking ABUSE! I hope you sued her ass

[@alliejones2255]

I’ve come to adore the narrator of this channel so much. It feels like I’m listening to a friend tell me stories.

[@juiciestlemonadeofyoutube]

same ngl

[@Maxcat22]

I think we are twins Sounds familiar

[@sith_gamer1010]

The weirdest order someone has made for me is someone ordered two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda

[@jormungand72]

all you had to do was follow the damn train!

[@MoonJellyontheMoon]

As an unrelated note - listening to these videos is like listening to a friend tell you stories. It's nice.

[@YourLifeWasting]

As a trained EMT I WOULD LOVE EMT/ PATIENT STORIES

[@PercabethYessss]

Omg yesss

[@knightrider4545]

4:02 this reminds me of an episode of the TV show Monk. Stottlemyer: so all the mugs are numbered what happened to number 6? Monk's brother: it wasn't my fault!

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

I luv she makes a big deal about putting her pad in the trashbin in story 12!! I would too!

[@fidgetdestroyer3117]

I have a "sitting room" in my house. It was the last thing my husband's grandma did and it stays that way, Christmas tree up and everything. I don't get the people who do it outside of sentiment though

[@professorroundbottom438]

26:10 Not too long ago, the guy who was famous for doing loads of movie-trailer voice-overs (whose name I can't remember, not sure if I ever even heard it) died. I think you may have channeled him for a moment...

[@hailyjohnson407]

For the food ones, I have two stories, one from each perspective. Story 1: I worked at Jimmy John's for a few months. I took an order over the phone for a sandwich and the guy repeated at least 6 times he wanted extra, extra sauce (oil/vinegar sauce mix). He clearly stated to me that nowhere has ever given him enough sauce and we couldn't possibly put too much on it. So I rang it up, confirmed he wanted EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA sauce, and then pushed the extra sauce button like 6 times. My coworker who went to make the sandwich asked me why it has so many extra sauces listed, and I relayed the phone conversation. He got this evil look on his face and said "alright, if the man wants sauce, I'll give him sauce." He did a good 2-3 second squirt of sauce on the empty bread, between each layer of meat (it was the gargantuan sub, which has all 5 types of meat plus cheese), and all over the toppings. He used literally almost a whole bottle of sauce on this sandwich, and it was soaking wet and dripping. He had to triple wrap it because it was soaking through the papers. We all eagerly waited for the delivery driver to return from dropping it off to see if the guy was happy with it or if he was gonna be pissed, but sadly we never did find out if he liked it or not because the guy didn't get the order at the door, someone else did. Story 2: about me as a customer. I am very picky, and I hate all leafy greens. I was at a Greek restaurant and all meals came with a Greek salad. I love everything else in the salad except the lettuce/greens/cabbage or whatever the base of the salad was, so I asked the server very nicely if it was possible to get the salad without the base, just a bowl with tomatoes, olives, cucumbers, feta, and dressing, but that if not, I just didnt want the side salad at all because I didnt want to be wasteful. He grabbed the owner, who said they could do it, but looked very confused/concerned. The owner personally brought it out and asked if it was ok. It was so good, and I thanked him and the server profusely for being able to meet my strange request.

[@Scibell13]

Actually not that strange of a request. A classic Greek salad is as you described

[@sugoi694]

God, I love this channel. There's so many interesting topics to choose from to watch for hours. I literally just found this today, and this helped me focus on homework somehow.

[@MainlyFact]

Welcome aboard!

[@iandarall4551]

Yv got months to catch up on ,you can train to be Yr own shichitrist

[@sugoi694]

@@iandarall4551 what

[@GrumpyF0X]

I have a "I'm about to get fired" story. I'd like to preface this by saying, I KNOW, I'M AN IDIOT. I worked in a metal machine shop with a few guys and we all had different stations for doing different tasks. Cutting, welding, bending, powder coating, etc. The guy who normally did powder coating was on vacation, and I had gotten pretty good at it, so they assigned me to do powder coating that week. When we powder coat sheets of metal, we have to hang them on a rack with wheels on it. Before you powder coat, you need to wipe down the bare metal in lacquer thinner real quick, and then you attach a cord to the bare metal on the rack, to slightly electrify the rack, and anything hanging on it. This isn't enough to shock you at all, but it's enough for the material in the powder to cling to the metal. The hooks we use to hang sheets of metal on these racks get covered in layers and layers of powder over several weeks and they become less and less effective at transferring the electricity to the sheets of metal I'm trying to paint, so the powder coating guy would soak some of the hooks in lacquer thinner overnight, and by morning, the paint peeled right off, and anything that didn't peel off, could be burned off. This isn't as dangerous as it sounds, since the way the other guy did it involved very little lacquer thinner and he was doing one at a time. Reminder: I KNOW, I'M AN IDIOT. I wanted to clean all the hooks that were caked in powder all at once. So genius me decided to just get a bucket, fill it with lacquer thinner, and toss them all in there. Before I left for the day, I noticed the bucket had a tiny leak, so I just put some rags around it to soak up the lacquer, along with some cat litter (which we normally used to soak up oil). The next day, I come in and start going through the hooks and paint is peeling off them super easy. One of them however, was giving me a hard time, so, I grabbed a torch and proceeded to burn the remaining paint off this hook........... standing directly over this BUCKET of lacquer thinner. The bucket exploded and fire shot up towards my face but by some miracle I turned away in time. After some calamity and me yelling "FIRE!" while running and getting a fire extinguisher, putting the fire out, and then thoroughly drying and clearing the area of anything else flammable, and opening all the doors and turning all the exhaust fans on to vent the smoke out of the area, I hear one person say "dude... your hair." All the guys in the shop were older than me and either bald or just had buzz cuts. I, on the other hand, had fairly long hair. This, was something the guys liked to tease me about a lot, and it turned out that the time I turned my head away from the roaring flames, my hair took the entire brunt of the damage. I was told my hair was literally just smoking. I run to the bathroom to look in the mirror and, yeah, my hair is fried and singed beyond saving. So, I wash my head in the sink and comb my hair the best I can. There was still enough there to not be straight up bald, but it definitely looked like I got the worlds worst haircut. My boss came in and immediately smelled the aftermath of smoke, and I had to go explain what happen and confirmed I followed proper protocol to prevent the fire from reigniting. My boss, while concerned for everyone's safety, wasn't mad, since I had caused the chaos, but addressed the chaos correctly. He then proceeded to lose his composure and laugh hysterically at my hair. I am 100% sure that the only reason I didn't get fired, was because they all thought me burning off 70% of my hair, was just too damn funny, and he knew I would never EVER let anything like that happen again. Going on 8 years, and still haven't done something THAT stupid.

[@bunnyluver2176]

Funnier then any of the stories on here

[@joshuaridgway3230]

I once sold the first four seasons of scrubs to a video chain since I had never used the DVDs once it was added to Hulu and I was about to move. My sister, who lives in the area, was looking for a graduation present and gave me the first season of scrubs. Given where she bought it, I’m pretty sure it’s the exact same copy I sold a few weeks before.

[@local_therapist8637]

Usually older people in Ireland who own a house will have a separate "good room" with all the expensive things like plates and fine glasses and fancy furniture put in there to be used only for guests.

[@KiraNazena]

The concept of a "good room" /gute Stube is fairly common where I live. People around here had mostly farms and were self sufficient, so the good room was closed up for birthdays etc, while the rest of the house was lived in in normal clothes. Nowadays life Changed and most places don't have the space to have an additional hardly ever used room.

[@snowyicewinter8366]

The towel one, my mom would always get mad at my siblings because they never reused the towels at least once. I used my towel at most twice because I couldn’t trust anyone in my house at the time.

[@joebenzz]

22:43 For the cooking story, in the defense of the clients, that's how Potato Chips were invented. You never know how it can turn out with these crazy clients.

[@SpaceFacedJayce]

The compilations are great! Please do more!

[@fishboneinks481]

I also love hearing stories from Lake Superior, my best friend is named after Madeline island so her and me go up there every summer. I live in Wisconsin btw.

[@vivitheangrypinkpony291]

My great grandfather would smoke with his oxygen on. He was a war vet. Got a purple heart for being injured on a war ship and was a hard core country guy. Lived to be like 98 or so. Fucking hilarious and tough as nails. Make things funnier my mom his granddaughter he raised as his own is now a RN she would get on to him all the time but he just chuckle and go back to being his badass self. He use to give me and my little sister sweets all the time lol. He was awsome. Wish I had actually been older to appreciate his story's about his life. He made some of the best childhood memories for me.

[@Starchild42]

I think quite a few ppl have something like this…for me, it’s October…I got married on Oct 20th in Reno…I wasn’t feeling the greatest, but life went on…left with in-laws to go camping for a week…really didn’t feel well at all…so we left, by the time we got home I took some NyQuil and about an hour later I was crying bc I felt so sick…went to ER…the doctor barely put his stethoscope on my lungs before he screams “you need to go to X-ray NOW”…we got them back and I had asthmatic bronchitis and my right lung was completely infected…I got some wicked cough syrup and went home to sleep until I felt better… Next October, I had a double ear infection…then, every following October I had various things happen… Then, some time after that, I always got sick for thanksgiving and Christmas both…hasn’t ever failed

[@katanah3195]

I have one of those. It's every time my family goes out of town and leaves me to mind the house and the cat. Every single time, I get sick about halfway through, and only once they're on the way home does it miraculously get better enough for me to enjoy what tiny bit of time I have left before they get back.

[@GoodNeutralEvilChaos]

Why does this video start with Story 2? Edit: it goes from Story 18 to Story 26...what is going on?

[@katwilliams2950]

Bruh the specific cup one is funny.. but I also do it somewhat. Like please don't put milk or really strong juice like Kool aid in a plastic cup! It will take on the flavor or you can smell it unless you bleach it. But to avoid this I basically only use/have glasses at home. Same with mixing eggs in plastic bowls too. Ick. I wouldn't yell at guest or be so ridiculously specific tho. Also older gens having untouchable rooms always gave me anxiety!!!

[@skittlemenow]

I had a friend who had a great universe fucking with her moment. She was with me teaching a dance lesson to a college dance club when she fell and broke a bone in her elbow. I took her to the ER and she lets me know she broke her elbow in the same place on this exact date last year. When the doctor comes out he looks at her funny and asks if they've met. It was the same doctor from the year before when she broke her elbow in that place.

[@TVindustries5000]

Story 27 I really feel for that kid. People like his dad are people that arent easily reasoned with. eggshells lay around them at all times, except instead of egg shells, theyre landmines.

[@Ucceah]

story 15: bring your own cup, forbid anybody from touching it, and refuse to drink out of any other vessel, out of fear of being assisinated with poisoned or roofied and r4ped. bonus: accuse anybody of questioning this of wanting to violate your behinds.

[@near5148]

My strangest rule in my room you can't touch my computer or anything unless you ask but you can't ask the me for the password to my computer because I'm super strict I don't anyone touch anything because they might download a virus my swtich is off limits

[@Sophie-ej7ki]

I CAN EXPLAIN THE MASTER BATHROOM THING! Everyone in my house (my parents and my sister and I who are teens) used the master bathroom because it’s bigger and more relaxing, upstairs doesn’t have a jacuzzi

[@jasondouglas152]

My mom would literally materialize out of the walls at 3 am if I used the bathroom fan , just for the 45 seconds I was in there. She had her house built, why didn't she just not put in bathroom fans ?????? I'll never understand

[@khironkinney1667]

One of my best friends had a room, a living room that you were not allowed to sit in. It was only used on holidays, Christmas and when they had company. To balance that out, they had a den with couches. Where are you Watch TV on a regular Basis. On top of that next to the living room, we were not allowed to be in they had a dining room which you would occasional have dinner They were the formal parts of the house. It was confusing to me I was poor and lived in an apartment.

[@SR-lr7he]

We had the same thing in our house, but it was a big house so it wasn't a problem. It was sitting room with my mom's collectibles and really nice furniture. I think it was pretty smart of her since there were so many kids in the family, and she had this beautiful room to entertain and keep her nice stuff she didn't want broken. I never thought it was weird, just something nice for mom to have for herself.

[@romecottrell6444]

Wow ! Some of these strange rules in other people homes 🏡 is truly unusual 😮. I had a friend who lived in a house 🏠 that was filled with massive clutter of different junk . It was strange to me , but I didn't complain about it , but I ignored it because this was my friend 😊❤.

[@Dinosaurtwentytwo]

There's was someone I know who only got 15 MINUTES, of screen time, and they ONLY were allowed to use screens on WEEKENDS.

[@TheRaySkye]

@49:45 This is the exact reason why I have learned to speak about customers in the most professionally rude language possible. My clients aren't Old Farts, they are chronologically advanced. No one is an idiot, they are simply faster than wisdom.

[@Fusako8]

Ahh food requests. I do event cooking, and am autistic with an eating disorder where I taste bitter aboot 10k times stronger than I should. In other words anything with the least amount of bitter tastes like poison to me. Because of this I honor basically any special request when I'm cooking; I know what it is like to go hungry because my accomodations aren't being met. Anywho, I lived in Anchorage alaska for a while, around the corner from the hottest wings place in the city. (FAAAR hotter than Buffalo Wild Wings top wings) I'd get the nuke wings there often, as I don't really get the same impact from piquant foods that most people do. A friend of mine wanted to see what I thought about the "highest rated" wing place in Anchorage. We head over and I order their 5 alarm wings. I detect not the slightest bit of piquancy from my order. I mention this to the waitress. She takes 'em back and comes out "these absolutely are 5 alarm wings." Again I sense nothing, and mention it. They get brought back to the kitchen, this time the cook comes out with them and asks me to eat one in front of him. I do, and sure enough I detect not the least amount of heat. "Don't know what to say I used an extra helping of our hottest sauce. Never had anyone not note that it is spicy." So I had to eat a double order of pretty gooped up sub-par wings as I had ordered them, they just were not even close to my beloved nuke wings.

[@cattie7761]

I was working in restaurant. Every single time a customer came in we would welcome them ask how are they doing and then invite them to sit down. I would often say “ Please come inside” or “ Please follow me” those sentences became very automatic. So one time a couple comes in. I smile welcome them and than loudly and proudly say “Please come inside me” The bartender almost suffocated trying not to laugh. The couple looked confused so I pretended I didn’t say anything wrong and with a big smile say “ what are you waiting for? Your table is ready so follow me I promise I don’t bite” They looked relieved, I think they thought they were the one who miss-heard me

[@GrifoStelle]

Was tooling around Europe deprived of spice and heat. Bee bopped into a restaurant something foreign to the country, argentinian? Greek? I wish I could remember. On the menu I spotted something with an actual bright warning about how spicy it was. I was sold. It was a meat dish I asked the waitress to ask the chef to barely cook the beef (blue or as rare as is allowed) and asked it to be as spicy hit as possible. The waitress hesitated went into a spiel about how spicy it is. I was excited, gently cut her off and told her there was no way to make it too spicy. Everyone at the table got their food before me. The waitress came by to apologize once in a while saying the chef was making it special for me. Anticipation. I encouraged everyone else to start eating and waited it must have been half an hour later that it came out. The waitress was holding it out away from her, kind of squinting and the smell made my mouth water, it made the air feel spicy. No one around me wanted to try it. It was amazing, actually sweated a little. The sauce made me use their delicious dinner rolls to temper the fire. It was incredible but the meat was over cooked. The waitress stopped by and I praised the sauce but pointed out the meat wasn't even close to rare. She offered to take it back. I grasped the plate and declined (I think politely and not desperately). I nommed up all that and cleaned the plate with bits of bread. Praised the establishment because no one had ever gotten it so right. Years later there was a very similar story on Reddit about odd requests where a waitress reveals that the chef had taken "no way you can make it too spicy" as a challenge, took off into the night with a helper letting the assistant take care of the other dishes. She said she had no idea where they went or what was in it but it wasn't something the restaurant offered. Said it burned her eyes just to be near it. To this day I wonder if she wasn't my waitress that night. Who ever maliciously complies with their needy customers, *thank you*

[@__idfk__]

25:00 I had the opposite of this when I worked at Pizza Hut. We had this one frequent customer that wanted a no dough pizza, so literally just a puddle of sauce, cheese, and occasionally a topping or 2 in an aluminum foil bowl that we ran through the oven. She was nice and all but how tf can you eat a bubbling hot mess of sauce and cheese as a meal???

[@Ashcatlover]

2:50 isnt it normal?? in all houses we lived in our family only had 1 bin in the kitchen so I thought its normal, also how often is the trash supposed to be taken out?? how much trash do u have? I think once a week is pretty normal, obv if the bin gets full quicker it should get taken out faster but yk

[@r.rhannaman6774]

Some of these seems like control things. But the single bin in yhe house hust makes me wonder how they were raised. If ut was to reduc3d the amount of bins to deal with which by the way can't be that many and have to be changed ince a week. Makes me wonder how they gotten the mindset let a lone that the kitchen had to be the designated room. Like, how did they not eventually figure out how impractical it was.

[@coldfusionwaffles]

Jeeze, story 27... wonder if portal "smooth jazz" section causes ptsd...

[@MidnightWildspirit]

I would love to get hand made birthday cards from My children because it means more than store bought.

[@Niceboi]

I thought the cemetery worker one would be like somebody grave-robbing and then f-ing a dead body

[@error8119]

Lady: survives April 1st Universe: And I took that personally

[@levibull6063]

Nothing to do with this story thing but .. I dont know why this sticks in my mind I remember being annoyed waiting for the bus I rolled a cigarette It's raining a bit (I know I shouldnt) I was smoking under the shelter a elderly woman sits at the stop so I go round the corner of the shelter to finish my cig I finish stub it and bin it The woman says to me god bless you I said for what She said you moved to finish your cigarette and went into the rain I said it was no problem and I'm not that much of a believer ... she said this "Even if you dont believe god loves you and will remember your kindness" As someone who had a tough life and gave tried my best never feeling I was good enough ... that actually almost made me cry ... dont know if that's sad or not

[@Katey_Kuzunoha]

It's a great video but I'm curious what happened to the order of the stories was it on purpose or accident?

[@rogergabbert7434]

16:13 holy shit I’m not the only one who gets injured on Easter!! Bunny is out for blood

[@stewmanism]

Story 51 deserves much more attention than is given. I have one child and losing him would be more than I could take, but he lost two. If you can post something we can support him, in the smallest way he can receive, please connect us to him. I hope this father can mentally handle what life gave him.

[@Foyay_Red]

Searched it up and there are SO MANY 517 Ann streets and it made the story a bit more likely to happen I guess

[@dawnclark4635]

I woke as a cashier and one day I had a middle aged customer came up to me. I asked him if I had completed his order at which point he points to a tag on the back of his pants. You'd be surprised. I leaned forward and scanned him. After I scanned him he wanted me to remove the tag from his pants. The tag was near his man parts and I shook my head. "I will do many things for you,sir,but I will not do that." He literally wanted me to touch his crotch and when I refused he asked if I could get one of my female co-workers to do so. I told him I wouldn't feel comfortable asking them. He said,'Oh,c'mon!" I shook my head and by then one of my male managers came over and I asked him,"Would you like to remove this gentleman's tag?" The manager in question is used me pulling funny stuff on him. "This gentleman needs help with his pants." The man takes one look at my bearded,manly looking manager and as he walked to the door shouted,"NEVER MIND!" Under my breath,just loud enough for my manager to hear,I whispered,"That's what I was thinking."

[@timohara7717]

Wow

[@justanotherrandomhuman4656]

6:48 is that considered child abuse? Because that should be considered child abuse.

[@XxXAlexAutopsyXxX]

People with weird rules in their house have control issues and need to go to therapy

[@cinnarey6789]

Oh hey, at my old house we had a sitting room that we weren't allowed to use. It was a super nice white living room with a fireplace and some couches. It wasn't technically that we weren't allowed in it but we weren't supposed to have toys in there or generally mess around. Since we had another living room which was bigger with all our toys and a tv we didn't mind going down there. As I got older and realized I could go in the room whenever I wanted I couldn't shake the feeling, so I barely did for longer then a few minutes. Even once we moved I had only been there a handful of times despite never being told I wasn't allowed in there. The power of white couches and messy kids.

[@Styx771]

Story 51 is one of the most, if not most unfortunate and sad stories I have ever heard, condolences to who published it

[@fishboneinks481]

28:25 I love how excited he got when he heard Lake Superior 😁😊

[@louisedouard322]

I just live this Chanel saw it in my recommended 2 weeks ago and just keep watching and listening and they are just great I subbed today 👍

[@Tyrnak_Fenrir]

The first Officer on the scene must have been just as surprised