My German boyfriend tries living like my Vietnamese mom for a day

[@leannehowarth6939]

I must say, the Vietnamese clothing is very flattering on German boyfriend it makes him look very tall and fit.

[@Booker-ig6phT]

Judy Lee looks like you

[@wolfzmusic9706]

I thought he was already really tall anyway

[@nullhydrangea]

Green is definitely his color lol

[@Scrub18yt]

Vâng

[@katies3625]

GB’s gossip instantly being about failure to recycle properly 😂 he’s not beating the German stereotypes

[@carina-7663]

Your mom lives a very healthy life. Just like everyone should be. Good food, exercise, socializing, gardening, sleep.

[@gromotion933]

@@jeydaness Graden?! ok...BUT...You dont need a seperate room to sleep and you defnitly don´t need space to invite friends...all you need is friends who likes to visit you.

[@pastelxpocket]

I feel for Vietnamese mom! That’s so many chores everyday. She’s a strong woman!

[@jinit8083]

Right! I feel this is true of many Asian countries including mine.

[@Fune-r9w]

It isn‘t many. Just normal for an adult. I guess others are just lazy.

[@matthieulagardere3886]

And not so long that they have water pipe and gas cooker , add taking water from the well 5 km away and harvesting wood for cooking, soldier mom

[@mr.fishstick_yt9955]

@@Fune-r9wno need to turn a compliment into something negative😁

[@Powered1Buttercup]

@@Fune-r9w Different experiences for different people and different cultures, very weird to call them lazy just because they live in different ways

[@HellsingxSoprano]

So many amazing one liners... "The egg has learned it's lesson" might be my favorite. 😂 That, or "She smells a bit weird, but what about the clam!?"

[@tildessmoo]

"It smells a bit like... Food poisoning."

[@anaidprz]

I somehow misheard the b in the line: that is the only way to take the protein out of this crab

[@a4ljenn]

1:31 is really cute, the way he wants to hold her hand🥺❤

[@centillion5733]

Aww I didn’t notice it until you pointed it out! Also notice how she caressed his hand before letting go 🩷

[@Ms_frannie]

I saw that too ❤

[@coolmacncheese]

He speaks so delicately, it really shows how much range the german language can really have

[@TeenDream888]

the way he said 'yeeees, coffee!' and practically threw the soup bowl to the side 😅

[@yaniv505]

Your videos aren’t just content-they’re a true expression of the love you have for each other, and they are nothing short of magical. The way you capture the world through your lens, the laughter, the tender moments, and the pure connection between you two-it’s as if you’re inviting us into your own little paradise. And for that, I am deeply grateful. In those moments when everything feels overwhelming, your videos are a reminder that there is still so much beauty, love, and hope in the world. But it’s not just the videos that touch my heart; it’s the love you both share that shines so brightly. The way you look at each other, the way you laugh together, and the way you support one another through everything-it’s a love that feels unbreakable, a love that inspires everyone who’s lucky enough to witness it. Your love is a light in the darkness, a reminder that true love exists and that it can bring joy even in the most challenging times. In the midst of life’s struggles, you’ve managed to bring happiness, laughter, and a sense of peace to those who need it most. it is a gift beyond measure. You might not always see the impact you’re making, but please know that it’s there, in every smile you bring to someone’s face, in every heart you touch with your kindness. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for being who you are and for sharing your love so freely with the world. You both are a blessing, and I pray that your journey together continues to be filled with the kind of love that only grows stronger with time

[@celestelopez4333]

The garden is lovely. Your Geman bf has a green thumb. It is very interesting to see how many leaves are actually edible 😊

[@ellis16]

oh my god I love "top-naked" instead of just "shirtless." It communicates the vibe so well. I think I'll steal it.

[@CascadeDuSel]

Me toooooo!

[@pi2080]

I'd love a garden tour and maybe learn a bit more about the veggies and other stuff you grow! Anyone else?

[@maylinde986]

Me 👍 (:

[@clarewillison9379]

Me 🎉

[@maryannjordan8143]

Me too,

[@MVBNov]

Meee

[@Mirismiley]

Me too!

[@redroseibarahime8755]

just wanna say the garden looks so beautiful ! Good job - you are taking very good care of it!

[@annagil.3716]

Amazing video!!! I lived for one month in Vietnam and it was the ultimate experience! They are so healthy, eating pho and all these soups, dancing everywhere, doing physical exercise everywhere and socializing all together every day.. it was a shocking reality for me as a European. I barely could see people simply slightly overweight people. It was a great example for me to change my life habits. I am making phos!!! And exercise everyday since I went there!!! I really loved these people!!!

[@rcb4ever1]

He’s a good sport😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

Uyen did talk a lot about the social pressure to be underweight so i'm not surprised , it's good that a culture has warm meals and physical movements that's definitely better than sitting

[@annagil.3716]

@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 oh I didn’t know that there is pressure to be thin. I haven’t watched this video.. if there is too much pressure of course this becomes very challenging psychologically…

[@BreezyBlank]

@@annagil.3716yes. Even Uyen showed pictures of herself when she was so skinny!!!

[@mishynaofficial]

19:00 I didn't expect the Vietnamese mom routine to include the football training 😭

[@uyenninh]

Nahhh that one is just my addition 😂😂😂

[@mishynaofficial]

@@uyenninh ah, cool vid nevertheless

[@tildessmoo]

It's like a cross between hackeysack and badminton.

[@mdhoangg]

That’s shuttlecock kicking

[@pipiipiiii]

Omg german bf said ‘ cảm ơn mẹ’ ✨🧍‍♀️ just so cute

[@LeReubzRic]

The 8 year olds are coming to say "AYo ThAts SO sUs"

[@blackberrybunny]

This turned out to be my favorite video you two have made! I really enjoyed watching GB learn to live like your Mom. I wish my Mom was still here to tell me I'm doing this or that wrong. God, I miss her! I just had my first birthday without her. It was HARD. I cried so much this past Monday. And now I'm a 56 year old blind woman, who is one of your biggest fans! This video, Uyen, was so interesting! I want to buy myself one of those Vietnamese kick toys-- I don't know what you called it. Here in America, I have called it a "hackey sack" but it is more like a little round ball filled with lentils or rice or something small. Same concept--no hands. And ours doesn't have the 'feathered' top. You guys make such a great couple! But Uyen, one day, we are going to DEMAND to see that handsome and so kind and gentle GB of yours!!! He is everything that makes ME proud to be German too. He is so thoughtful in his words-- and he never says anything to hurt anyone's feelings. I would bet money that he follows the teachings of the Buddha! He is a keeper, Uyen!! And you are too! You are so much fun and charming yourself. Gosh, I just love you both so much! I wish we could meet in life one day....... I still have plans to visit Germany before I die. My Mom was from Waibstadt It was a small village, and so far I've not met anyone who knows where it is. Can you please ask GB if he knows where it is? I believe Mutti told me it was near Mannheim. (Mutti is the love-term for Mom). I miss my Mutti a lot, Uyen! You take care, and visit and hug your Mom as often as you can!!! Love to you all, from Molly, in Florida.

[@BreezyBlank]

happy Birthday ❤️‍🩹

[@BreezyBlank]

And yes, it’s near Mannheim. Both are in Baden-Württemberg.

[@leishui-b6h]

Love all the real human elements in Uyen's video. Not ostentatious, loving relationship and genuine happiness.

[@tylociraptor8131]

I love how you two share cultures and teach each other and stuff... it's just so sweet!

[@serafilirose6685]

“The chicken is screaming already.” 🤣

[@CeleWolf]

My spirit animal 😂

[@olegfedorov3225]

😍😇the rooster is singing

[@JTSuter]

I'm German American and I have a Thai wife. I can relate on a lot of levels to your German boyfriend, but I absolutely LOVE having soup in the morning. When I'm in Thailand with her family, I have Guay Jab almost every morning!

[@vmen5570]

My german wife got hooked on khao tom while we were in Thailand.

[@phenomadology23]

Your mom is so fit!! I am jealous of her daily friend time, thanks for sharing!!

[@NanetteWoolston]

Uyen's mom is a very energetic and outgoing person who is so hard working, but is social and fun!

[@ChericeGraham]

I laughed out loud, Uyen, when you continued the gossipy whisper to explain why you were holding the teacup with the saucer. 😆

[@DanSlaughter85]

I think it's hilarious that I've been watching her shorts for at least four to five months now I didn't know they had full length videos. This is awesome.

[@livingflamee]

Same here I just started on the vegan food video and now I'm on this 2nd one 😆

[@niamh2258]

Ditto! This is my first. It turned up in my feed today.

[@analarson2920]

Ditto

[@mommyoflcm]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! MY Dad is German and these videos are BANG ON!

[@amyburl3826]

You actually taught me how to cook some things. You should teach more cooking episodes. 👏🏻

[@ferenchochstein]

Rating the nudle soup breakfast: @7:32 “7/10…Kaffee is saving a lot” brilliant sense of humor 😂

[@emyyyy00]

I'm sooo impressed by your mom Uyen! She does everything I wanna do in one week on ONE day, that's so inspiring! She's working rly hard and seems to have a beautiful fulfilling life

[@Daydreambeliever365]

What a beautiful garden you have! My parents lived in the middle east and when I visited, our schedule was pretty much the same so I am familiar with the routine. Siesta time was always after a large dinner which is eaten in the afternoon. A light dinner in the evening. Being of German descent, we would enjoy beer or something alcoholic and that made nap time easier. It's enlightening to learn about other cultures and see the similarities. A wonderful and insightful video. Thanks 👋 😊 ❤

[@doodahgurlie]

I LOVE this video. So funny and sweet at the same time. Glad GB humored you and went along with everything including eating soup 3x a day with fresh greens in them. The garden is beautiful!

[@esmeraldagreengate4354]

Im so envious of the garden. It's beautiful!

[@tildessmoo]

Adding rice to the broth at the end really is a gamechanger. One of the best things I learned from having Korean friends.

[@lizzzy6905]

This is really fun to watch! Wauw respect for your mum she does a lot. Also you have such a beautiful garden. 🌱🌿

[@hippofeathers5479]

In Australia, living with lots of blackouts, I was brought up to do a lot of chores by hand. So I still do, buuut I had little instruction so this actually helped me so much! I've been doing it all... well maybe not totally wrong but certainly not as well.

[@anaidprz]

Your family has truly a healthy lifestyle, lots of veggies, exercise, socializing and sleeping.

[@wendyschenckpowell]

I just love you both...such an adorable couple! German boyfriend is so thoughtful and caring! So many blessings to you in your future together!

[@BerryBerry1465]

Uyen, I can tell you had so much fun with this♥️😂

[@CoffeeCatsAndTrueCrime]

I really liked this video. It's so fun to learn about the everyday things people do in other countries. I think your mom's life sounds like a very good one. ❤

[@janiestonecipher3110]

I would just like to take the time to say that even though you and I are different cultures and from different worlds really when I watch your Vietnam videos it makes me realize that we’re not that different I’m from the hills of Kentucky in USA and my family are mostly Appalachian’s. The gathering of the food and the gardening and the prep in the kitchen is all very similar. Most of family until the early 90s didn’t have running water. It just goes to show that we all aren’t that different from each other. Our parents and grandparents all have struggled with hard work we are the ones they have paved the way for so our lives could be easier.

[@hehwowyes]

I love this channel so much, thanks for documenting this and sharing your wonderful relationship with us!

[@galegacabreada]

This video made me think about the little nuances that make every culture different, and just because of it, necessary to keep and mantain. I'd love to come into a normal family house of each different culture being invissible and look how they live a common day 😅😅

[@Rose-jz6sx]

I'm Irish and i always add the washing up liquid to the water not the sponge, but you add it before the dishes when you're adding in the water, so the running water creates bubbles.

[@starbucksmocha88]

I'm Canadian and I do the dishes the same way. It's oddly satisfying watching the soap foam up in the sink 😂

[@callmecrazy7445]

As someone from the Philippines who hand washes the dishes everyday, German Boyfriend’s way of washing the dishes got me flabbergasted 🤣

[@xenotiic8356]

I'm from the US and had to hand wash dishes for years, I'm just as baffled XD

[@CeleWolf]

In the UK we do a mix of soap in the water and on sponge. It's not odd.

[@olegfedorov3225]

The funniest thing, the way German Boyfriend is the same as they do it in UK (living here now). But Vietnamese way is the same as the Russian do.

[@starbucksmocha88]

I'm from Canada and in my family we put the soap in the water but underneath the tap as we're filling the sink and so the soap bubbles up, then we use a sponge to clean the dishes in the sink. I've never seen anyone do dishes the way German boyfriend did 😂

[@nomennescio7457]

In the Netherlands we do it the same way, (very)hot water with one or two coffee spoons of soap. Most families have a dish washer, I don't. I use both a brush and a sponge. Because of the hot water using a sponge isn't very comfortable, so I use the brush as much as possible.

[@katie18976]

That was such an interesting video, your mom is working hard every day to care for her family and stay healthy as well. Very amazing woman. Also, I love your garden, I would love to see a full video about just your garden and everything you grow in there, it is so beautiful 😍

[@LangDang_LangDang]

I love how he attempted to do everything you said flawlessly, yet he wasn't annoyed at all.

[@Sorrely1]

I love the gossiping time. We do the same whispery thing even though we might be 10 miles away from anyone involved in the ‘scandal’ 😂. Thanks for sharing guys ❤

[@julissag7867]

I loved this video! Living a day in the life of your mom gives him great perspective and appreciation of your mom. Also, can German bf give us a garden tour?? I loooove seeing the little snippets- makes me curious to want to see it all!

[@glorialiedtke8931]

I second the garden tour

[@notpaulvn]

Em rất là surprised bởi cái "culture exchange" của ảnh. 10 điểm không có điểm chê nhe chị :D

[@HeyitsTaylorXOXO]

I loved this video 🥰 German boyfriend did a great job 👏 I think it’s great to learn about living as Uyen’s mom does. Sending BIG hugs 🤗 love and prayers to all your family 😘💜💕

[@cosmicenergy1660]

I love you both! You two are absolutely adorable!!! I love the wholesome content yall do! Thank you for sharing with us!

[@tianlandai]

So extremely healthy. Just exercising and eating green vegetables all day!

[@anne2168]

This is such a sweet way for you both to be with your mom, without getting to be near your mom ♥️ I laughed too hard at the exercise break and felt that “cảm ơn mẹ” in my heart, thanks for another lovely video!

[@iamcalledbex]

That kicking game in the garden, in NZ (maybe in AUssie as well) it's called Hacky Sack. It doesn't have the flowering bits on top, it's just a roundish ball filled with small beads.

[@saraxles]

Can confirm, called Hacky Sack in Australia, too.

[@Ichigo-HKC]

I can also confirm it’s called a hacky sack down under

[@jessicaheger1880]

Same in USA

[@my_post_traumatic_growth]

Hacky sack was really popular in the USA, on the East Coast in the late 1980s and 1990s or so.

[@charlottem.1477]

Same same, Canada.

[@hollish196]

Such an adventure! I wish all the high school language classes could have students do this sort of activity. Such a wonderful way to learn about living in the place where one's new language is spoken. And you two were as much fun as Laurel and Hardy!!

[@CharlesEMurphy]

GB's eating the Vietnamese food was very impressive. Time to make some pho.

[@AleksandraDymitrow-h2e]

I loved, that you had nothing to gossip about!!!❤❤❤

[@jeanvignes]

I love a soup in the morning, with rice, vegetables, and protein. Delicious. Y'all are so very cute together. I thought teaching him to wash dishes without the machine was very funny, too. Great show.

[@emilyninh8183]

I love this video! Your mom is a very strong and caring person. And your German boyfriend is so cute! 🥰

[@barbarabenoit3667]

I love the playful "free -little sock!" at 10:20.

[@littlerat760]

the food looks so good! especially all the veggies

[@01ment]

Isn't Thai sauce in Vietnamese kitchen a betrayal?

[@onceuponfewtime]

@@01mentno 😅

[@lxrz.m]

Ohhh pleeeeeaseeee repeat it with him and your mom in Vietnam!😍

[@KellyE-ro4xf]

Yes!

[@Nithrade]

Hehehe, great that GB tried all the soups at last! Maybe he will eat your Vietnamese food once in a while. My mom (German) ate green salad for breakfast for a while. It was very strange at first, but I felt incredibly good afterward when I tried that too. So even a German can change the breakfast routine. 😀

[@didi7074]

Love your videos! Not only they are relatable but also funny and educational. Sending hugs from Portugal 💕

[@lizisasleep]

21:46 the way she watches him eating the soup 😂😂😂

[@JaiMak-i4c]

At 18:54, the game in the garden you introduced (da cau) has an American cousin! The game is called hacky sack! Keep up the great content ❤❤ love your channel

[@ShaTaiahMonae6567]

Yassss!!! I was like are we not gonna talk about her hacky sack skills!! Lol

[@danh4698]

In the UK, if done with a football, they're called "keepy-uppies" 🤣

[@PatriceChristian]

I love learning about the everyday lives and routines of others from different countries and cultures. It's all fascinating to me!

[@surbhigupta6389]

What a great idea for a video! Thoroughly enjoyed it

[@randomrachael420]

8:12 Uyen is a good teacher!

[@wilma9475]

"It smells a bit like food poisoning". Excellent commentary.

[@amandaritzau2602]

I love how all in he is with all of your ideas maybe it was his idea I don't know but it sweet to have that support on both sides. ♡

[@SLite930]

This was so interesting and fun! You two are the cutest.

[@user-eh2hj8bx6O]

I love that you've maintained GB's anonymity. You two are so sweet. Wishing you two and your families all the best.

[@carmelgajjar6629]

Love your garden. It's absolutely gorgeous 😍

[@kathleen9369]

Your garden is beautiful.

[@cornershe]

uaghhh yall are so cute together 😭😭🙏😻😻😻😻

[@queenbey6678]

You two are so freakin cute together. I hope you're as happy in real life as you appear online.

[@Niebavoda]

Very funny and well done to gb for playing the game. So much job for Vietnamese mom ! And how is the day of a Vietnamese dad? Next video?

[@cailinanne]

19:21 lol I played that every day at lunch in high school in Arizona in the US. We played with hacky sacks first, which were common place over here at the time, but we switched to the da cau about a year in when someone discovered it on the internet! It’s way more fun!

[@ShaTaiahMonae6567]

Yep!! We played in California at lunch too! I love how this simple yet fun game is most likely played in several countries.

[@aishahb8336]

I love your garden!! These videos are so sweet, please keep them coming 💞

[@madmoiselle6618]

I love this. It feels like watching my grandma’s daily routine ❤. And i never call my parents between 1 and 3 pm because they are making Mittag (siesta).

[@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard]

8:05 best way is to put the dishsoap into the empty sink and than let the hot water bring it to foam

[@hamilton9076]

U can't imagine the amount of soap Germans use😂 literally a 💧

[@CeleWolf]

​@hamilton9076 If it's a good soap that's pretty much what you need

[@White.Jade.Dragon]

Posted for my German and American-Vietnamese friends to watch. It was a very entertaining video! Thank you to you, your boyfriend and your mom!

[@JeevasJerico13]

18:07 new "no burn" tea drinking hack unlocked 🙏

[@ivydaphne7483]

I'm from Southeast Asia too & this video remind me of my childhood & how relatives live in the countryside. I'm glad to have access to more modern technology to make chores easier, but still having a hard time convincing some relatives to use them haha

[@darionclub2158]

Too!Many! Shortcuts!!🧐🩴💥 07am instead 6am?! Few minutes tai chi instead of full hour cycling?! 4 socks😂 instead of all clothes?! Not making lunch rolls yourself?! This is definitely a LIGHT 🎈 version of Vietnamese mom-life 😅 But still very interesting video, to get such a minute view on routine of Vietnamese Mom ❤ Hehe i loved including that whisper-gossip-teatime🍵🫖🤭 Love the conclusion of 💐respect🪷 from G. B. -Also respect from Belgium Viewer for Vietnamese Mom & a bit of respect for you guys too😂

[@lynda.grace.14]

GB is not built for Viet Nam. So much empathy for him. If you have not lived on the floor all your life and you are tall, every muscle in your body aches.

[@Peach_Lobot0my]

German BF is getting EDUCATED today!! 🤩

[@Motions.in.Lemonaid]

Anyone who hasn’t watch the full video is missing out! The anime edits are *chefs kiss*

[@naxlozano]

You guys are just perfect!

[@jerryskeepero]

That is a beautiful garden!

[@kimtrinh6114]

Every time I watched Uyen’s videos, I felt peace and love and raw human interactions…nothing fancy but real and humble ❤

[@wormwoodwine6997]

The egg has learned it lesson 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@montananerd8244]

We have the same red & black spinny mop (I’m in the US). I love it - it really works!

[@claudiag.5163]

I loved this video. Your mom is always active and that's super important.

[@lisausa1297]

When I did not have a washing machine, I used to manually wash my laundry in my bathtub. Here’s how I did it: Equipment: ▪️3 or 4 plastic storage bins big enough to take up half the space of bathtub ▪️Water wand (it looks like a plunger but the top has handles like some bicycles). I bought it on Amazon ▪️Laundry detergent (high efficiency washer detergent works best - use less than you would for medium load because will hate yourself if you over-suds the wash, since what goes in must come out, and you don’t want to have to do 10 rinses. ▪️Chlorine bleach or non-chlorine bleach ▪️Drying rack(s) ▪️Tension rods or poles that can be used in bathroom or other areas to hang laundry to dry. ▪️Dehumidifier or fans I start by sorting my laundry (everyone had their own way) Whites - for hot water wash (Note: I don’t use regular towels because they’re too hard for me to wash, so I use flour sack cloth) Lightweight clothes like tops which are colorfast and won’t get dye on other clothes - for mildly warm water wash Pants (no more than 4 pair at once ) - for cold water wash Next, I put one bin in the bathtub, add whites for hot water load (enough to fill no more than half of bin), add enough HOT water to cover laundry and allow it move freely enough when you agitate water (which is about 3/4 full). Then add a little laundry detergent. Agitate laundry with water wand for 2 minutes vigorously but not enough to splash water everywhere. Add chlorine or non-chlorine bleach and continue agitating the water for 5 minutes. Push bin to other side of tub to let it soak. Get another bin, add tops/lightweight laundry, add mildly warm water, add a little detergent. Agitate water for 10 minutes and then drain, wring out excess water from laundry, then refill with cool water, agitate water for 5 minutes and then drain bin. Wring excess water from laundry. If they feel like they’re a little soapy, do another rinse. If not, remove laundry and put it in a separate bin. Bring the bin with the whites back and move the other bin out of the way. Drain water and wring excess water from laundry as much as possible. Fill bin again but with cool water. Agitate for 5 minutes, then drain bin. Wring excess water from laundry. Repeat rinse if necessary. Set aside when done. Do next load(s). Once all laundry is washed, hang laundry on rods over tub or elsewhere and put bins under it to catch drips. drying racks with absorbent towel below to catch drips. If you can hang laundry outside, great! You might need laundry clips and to watch out for birds. If drying indoors, you can assist the drying process by using a dehumidifier to remove excess moisture from air to help dry clothes faster. You can use it in the bathroom or other room. Fans can be used instead. , Either way, you must make absolutely sure you don’t put dehumidifier or fans in puddles or anywhere cord or machine can get wet or too close to laundry. Use machines as directed. I check clothes about 2 hours later and rotate them around if necessary.

[@KS-dp2rk]

Omg I admire you!! Phew idk if i cold

[@lisausa1297]

@@KS-dp2rk It wasn’t so bad. It was good exercise and I listened to music or audiobooks to make the chore more enjoyable. I was just grateful I was able to have a way to clean my clothes since I am allergic to certain ingredients in most laundry products. This makes sharing laundry machines with anyone, like at a laundromat, out of the question. Thankfully my current landlords let me purchase a portable washer - I’ve found that most won’t.

[@sanjuktachatterjee6807]

Well, Indians do the same, minus the bath tub and the water wand. We have 2/3/4 buckets, depending upon the wash load and instead of water wand we use our hands and a soft plastic scrub to scrub the clothes. Other steps remain more or less same.

[@lisausa1297]

@@sanjuktachatterjee6807I used my hands in the beginning as well. I know how hard hand-washing laundry is on hands and back. I bought water wand when nerve issues made it hard to do my job. Best wishes to you and your loved ones!

[@MoriaCampbell]

Wow, kudos to all of you. Great ideas if my washer dies.

[@onlinepanda1]

Can you please make your garden and plants tour 😍😍

[@grimm0kitten959]

Is there one of these where you imitate GB mom? I love getting to see the care you both have for each others families. I learned a lot too!! (I was doing the second soup as an American 🤣 which I thought was funny because it really is good)

[@Lottiefla]

Cute!! I love it that GB plays along and that you get along so well.

[@gigibenea3529]

Just wake up with throat pain 😂a soupy meal would be perfect 😅