Off The Record: Blaming Our Parents for Not Knowing Stuff

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Cast:
• Hosted by Steve Greene
• Commentary by: Bart Kwan, Nick Dunn, Anthony Lee, Joe Jitsukawa, Ryanimay
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[@cherryblossom72555]

Anthony's dad saying you wanna hit me don't you? I usually pretend to kick my dad as he's walking away. One time he caught me doing it and he was like i know you have been wanting to kick me.😅😅😅

[@DemonFox369]

You shouldn't blame them for not knowing something but I get so upset when they refuse to learn or adapt. Instead of "I don't know, so I will learn/find out", they say "I don't know, so I won't do it" or "I don't know, so you do it for me". I know it's ignorance and not knowing where to find resources to learn on their part. But it gets so upsetting.

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

Not like we're receptive to their way either, we often want them to learn bc its an inconvenience for us to have to explain it over and over again.

[@AsianCurls]

They also treat you like you're supposed to be their teacher, even tho you're just a 9-yr-old or 14 yr-old at that time (parentifying the child) and trying to learn how to learn in the first place. Pretty unreasonable and perfect setup to burn us out early. Tbh they should've seeked another 30-yr-old whose job is to teach X thing, instead of a 9-yr-old whose job is to learn multi-digit multiplication and long division. Doesn't get better when you're older either (at least if they stay reliant and their environment keeps enabling them). Family visits (like holiday visits) end up feeling like showing up to your 2nd full-time job where you're expected to have 100% of the training to do the work (that parents tell you to do) but you actually have 0% of the training cuz you spend all your time and energy at your primary job that pays your actual bills. I didn't realize *that* was the frustrating part.

[@Msdeanna.angela]

Barts poor mom lmao I know she’s crazy af but he was a little shit 😂😂😂 I would love a show and tell episode lmao that sounds so childish but would be dope actually. Steve’s stories were hilarious AF. more crazy kid stories!

[@urfather007]

this episode is funny asf and thank for THIS FIRE CONTENT!!! It could be because i can relate but this is the type of conversations we need more off. but the reason i came here for was to say the comparsion of Bart and Steve talking about their childhood situations and than jumping into Joes story was the wildly funniest thing i have heard in a good while

[@loncee80]

THE BEST SEGMENT YET!!!! Had me laughing out loud literally!!!! You guys should do another one of these. I too had to kneel as punishment, but it wasn’t just the carpeted floor, but on some dry mung beans for riding my bike two blocks away from my house. I don’t remember my age when this took place.

[@ryanimay]

This is similar to what Can’s parents made him do! Except for the mung beans lol

[@alas2210]

Aside from hitting us with belts, wood sticks etc. My mom made us kneel into raw mung beens while balancing 2 books both of our arms. It builds character 😂

[@Numb_]

Straight out of a kung fu movie lol

[@TheKentanthony]

Mom used to make us kneel on rocksalts..

[@kquiteno]

Steve's story about locking out his siblings unlocked a memory about chasing my cousin into my house and he locked me out and was mocking me. Our front door had a glass window so I punched it and shattered it. My mom was so pissed she left me outside to bleed and acted like I didn't exist. My sister tried helping me since I was bleeding and had glass in my hand but she got yelled at for helping. I laugh now because it's all water under the bridge. Makes sense why she'd be mad since glass replacement is expensive plus I supposedly got glass in my cousin's eye and I still have a scar on my right hand to remind me 🤣

[@AmazingAutist]

Not treating your child for a bad injury is... worse than being spanked.

[@arshrandhawa]

@@AmazingAutist an injury like that is way more important than any physical object

[@AmazingAutist]

@@arshrandhawa Yes, I agree

[@grindtime7972]

Bart and Joe were menaces as kids! 😂

[@freedamnsweetcree7235]

As a parent I dont think I'd be able to hold back on laughing if my kid were to flip the light switch off. Lmao😂

[@KYCN8]

It’s so crazy to hear how these guys all got beat as kids and they act like it’s so normal… I got emotionally beat lol but never physically and I can’t imagine how horrible it would be or why a parent would ever do that

[@freakingpackachu9015]

Discipline

[@AmazingAutist]

@@freakingpackachu9015 Abuse

[@PRODBYSMH]

I'm white as hell but I have a Vietnamese aunt, that asian timeout where you gotta be on your knees is KILLER, I would have to have my arms up in the air facing the corner of the wall, shit is brutal

[@Mscookievl]

Joe looks like Sherry Cola in this video.

[@HIGSOFX]

My mum used to make me pull my ears too😭 I think it was just a thing so we couldn’t move and do silly shit with our hands lmao

[@leem48]

This was one of the funniest off the records LMAOO

[@FuryOfCalderon]

My dad only hit me a few times. The last time I was 12-13. I think he figured out I could beat his ass if I wanted to.

[@christinekim361]

I'm just dying here!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@josea.martinez2234]

For me it was 4th grade or 5th my parents sat me down and talked to me and told me that I was getting to old to get whoopings and that I had to learn how to use my better judgement and make the right decisions. And obviously I always didn’t make the right decision and I learned from it. Especially entering middle school when you’re hitting puberty and stuff you make a a lot of dumb decisions. And I still go punished by getting my phone taken away which hurt more than any whooping would have because around that time I was getting into girl and I would text and be on the phone all night with girls or my parents wouldn’t let me go to my wrestling, soccer games which also hurt more than a whooping when you love sports. And I’m high school my parents gave me freedom but by that time my parents had already guided me towards being independent and I never got in trouble all I did was hang with girls and play sports and play on the Xbox 😂

[@DemonFox369]

Is this video gonna be claimed for the Star Wars theme song?

[@preshmichelle]

One of the best episodes everrrrr🤣😂

[@janeanet]

Im cracking up at Steve locking his brother outside 😭😭

[@CuongChanster]

I definitely held my ears as a punishment before

[@Numb_]

Woah this episode was way too funny bro

[@Taebends_2x]

13:11 I done something like that too lol but with a quarter… I guess I wanted to see if I’ll be richer or if it come out in my poop I don’t know 🤦🏽‍♀️😂😂😭

[@XaViEr3520]

Wait 14:27 2000s…Steve you were already in high school or just out of high school!!! You still doing your theories at that age!!! I can relate!!!

[@MartyD]

tough being the first born in this case 😭

[@ModestMang]

Yo if yo friend is like we need to get on a roof or something tall to fly….just let him know that defeats the purpose of having the power to fly….start on the floor…then fly to the roof…. L ao

[@ShahidR82]

the hold your ears thing happened to me. but u had to cross your arms and hold each opposite ear. ur arms get tired, and your ears hurt like hell after. Thought it was a south asian thing, but seems like asian is just asian lol.

[@hahayahable]

Why is it so hard to believe Steve’s stories?? 😂

[@CuongChanster]

Been beaten from brooms to pans and stabs by a knife

[@wong2265]

Anthony from kinjaz is here But he dint even WIN THO

[@awwshizz]

My family lost a lot of brooms, mops & fly swatters bc of me

[@bethnichols2875]

My brother is six years older than me, and he used to do WWF moves on me, threatened to throw my stuffed animals in the pool if I didn't do what he said, he'd hold me down and fart so I couldn't escape the smell, and he would put me and our sister in our room together, have us fight, and when we wouldn't want to fight anymore, he would fart, leave the room and hold the door shut so we were trapped with the smell. 🤮

[@silentnight2292]

I'm the thing oldest child and I didn't even have that freedom with my younger brother because my parents probably do know but they don't know what a scapegoat is apparently I'm most likely the scapegoat in this family my younger brother gets hurt most of time physically me emotionally and apparently I've messed up most things are on this house even on accident and I still get up yelled at or so they may deny it but I know I'm the scapegoat and that should not be true.

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

After ur mid 20s if ur still blaming ur parents for anything bad in ur life, u have some growing up to do.

[@Numb_]

Blaming them for sure is a little stupid/flawed but holding some resentment is personally justified personally. I can't speak for everyone but the types of punishment I endured went beyond just teaching a lesson.

[@laurent8446]

Agreed having that resentment is understandable, some parents have caused too much trauma that carry on to the worst part of ourselves that we don’t realize until later onto life. Somethings can seem so normal but aren’t really in other families

[@SilkyySmoothhs]

It's not blaming it's reflecting and joking about it and why you probably deserved it

[@wong2265]

Bart kwonimus maximus

[@wong2265]

Unco sam and da uncle chin

[@wong2265]

Jk jk u know we do this evry day day

[@NorthanLights420]

Big sisters are the worst T-T Wa

[@sunnynewyork913]

U guys are fools