Sitcoms Be Like 😂

[@caitlinorourke2644]

Neither one has a stable job but they live in a 3-bedroom apartment overlooking Central Park

[@jessieboo2774]

The false hope I had growing up😭

[@jenbunnyaqua]

It is possible!!! All you need is a grandmother with a rent-control apartment willing to leave the lease for you in her will. I know it was the story they used for Monica, but so many long time NYC residents aren’t homeless because the family passes down the 50+ year old leases!!!

[@ultimacaster]

Hmm I wonder what you’re referring to 🤔

[@FlatOnHisFace]

To be fair, most of their conflict comes from lack of funds. "You spent how much on your hair and make-up??" "Oh, I suppose you _don't_ want me looking this good?" And wait until she finds the custom bowling ball he just bought for himself. Sparks are gonna fly! *Sigh.* Will he ever learn?

[@lindahenriksen9248]

Yeah how was that possible in the nineties 😂 Bring it back

[@eldritchteletubby9319]

It's always just 6 seasons of weaponized incompetence 😭

[@CornflowerBlue10]

Ikr why are the men always so hollow headed??? 😭

[@Nachtelfin0des0Todes]

​@@CornflowerBlue10 weaponized Inkompetence is just another way to have control over your partner. It is a form of abuse

[@panama2468]

It's always just 6 seasons of overbearing micromanagement. 😂

[@panama2468]

​@Nachtelfin0des0Todes it's not weappnized incompetence. It's that yall think that bc things are done to your "impecable standards", that the guy is somehow doing it on purpose. Your micromanagement is abuse. Minimizing his effort while you only do 10% more work than he did in order to make you look correct 😂

[@eldritchteletubby9319]

@@panama2468 incorrect. You have the definition of weaponized incompetence wrong, though I'm pretty sure that's on purpose. Sometimes spouses do micromanage each other, but that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about a man assuming that his wife is going to do his laundry when he claims he isn't capable of doing it himself, and scenes like that are common in sitcoms involving a heterosexual marriage.

[@LifeAsVictoria366]

You forgot the friend of the wife who keeps on telling her she deserves better, leading them to almost divorce

[@Nico.The.Calico]

And then the husband does one thing that's the bare minimum and everything is ok again lmao

[@jenbunnyaqua]

That’s the season finale plot twist! 😂

[@JasmineTea127]

@@Nico.The.CalicoYikes 😣

[@lime455]

That one friend that always just walks into their house uninvited.😂

[@knightartorias1825]

Uber eats didn't exist in the 90's. MY IMMERSION. lolol

[@FlatOnHisFace]

To be fair...

[@lemonadec0re]

It’s grub hub not uber eats

[@1104Tea]

Neither did that macbook but I guess we'll have to suspend our disbelief for the memes

[@Eilishxoxo]

THE LAUGHTRACKS 😭😭😭

[@jclyntoledo]

Laugh* But also yes 😂😂

[@daemon2426]

Wait... That change the towels joke is from Amelia Bedelia! I never expected that kinda reference. Hell yeah!

[@Ocean-blvd.]

I think that’s the one where she baked a pie, it’s my favorite one.

[@forest_green]

​@@Ocean-blvd. My kids love it! Now if you'll excuse me, it's time to draw the blinds 🎨 and dress the chicken 👗.

[@gillian2325]

omg I love Amelia Bedelia! Good catch!

[@Junebuuuuugggg]

@@forest_greenHave you dusted the living room and measured the rice?

[@forest_green]

@@Junebuuuuugggg that's for after I put out the lights!

[@SneakyCustard]

Ok but that outfit is effing gorgeous

[@starlighttigerx268]

Two vacuum cleaners so they can do an activity together - how sweet 🥰

[@BankruptMonkey]

The joke is that he hates his wife so much, he makes her life harder every single day! It's also hilarious he hasn't talked to his child in 5 years!

[@IsaBennett100]

It’s most unfortunate that most men in relationships do this to their girlfriend/wife and think it’s cute. No. acting ignorant isn’t cute, it’s annoying. 😂

[@abigailmaturana741]

“let me be clear” it keeps reminding me about the obama meme lmao

[@marrav3794]

"How I Met my Lawyer"

[@calheron]

Divorce papers next episode 😂😂😂

[@ladyj.9350]

Two vacuum cleaners is kinda a flex ngl

[@JadyLester]

Interspersed with commercials for cleaning products full of smug moms and hapless dads

[@FlatOnHisFace]

_"Oh no! I knocked over my glass of grape juice again. If only someone around here knew how to use a paper towel..."_

[@MesRevesEnRose]

King of Queens core

[@hailstorm7025]

Grubhub and uber eats in the 90s? Lol it was still dangerous to get into cars with strangers you met online back then.

[@DianaGalvez-nw9xs]

i was expecting a bowling ball as the gift... lol

[@Shuang_Shuang]

Can't wait for the Halloween special!

[@gudetamababygirl]

HES GIVING CHUCK BASS

[@elisfavv]

THIS IS SO REALL

[@kaygratv]

Too bad men took these as instructional scenarios 😭

[@xxsnoopxx483]

So real 😂❤

[@batboy7217]

UNDERATED

[@kyndramb7050]

The Ubereats/grubhub thing was not very 90s.

[@elnaheck1124]

2010s Smosh

[@kirrb-dot-exe]

And i eat it up all the time

[@bellaambrose3604]

You can’t tell me you didn’t get the second part straight out of Amelia Bedelia👀😂

[@BrianaT.]

this is more disney channel than anything

[@kenny995]

90s sitcoms, competent mothers raising subpar man children

[@brooklynjohnson123]

I’ve never been this early 😂

[@Kiannananana42]

Am I allowed to say friends…

[@Lilpanda222]

Did uber eats exist in the 90's?

[@user-hl1ip7if9r]

boost

[@Beorthere]

#banlaughtracks

[@TinyBoom64]

I want my girlfriend to wear a dress liek that it seems cool🎉

[@GreyWave33]

I live in Salt Lake, and I'm pretty sure im in love. You might as well just let me take you on a date atp. I mean, it's probably the best option for both of us.

[@WillemPenn]

Yeah, then there were the 50’s when they made lighthearted jokes about spousal abuse like on “I Love Lucy” when Ethel says “Oh Lucy, you know Ricky’s Temper!” And Lucy says, “Yeah, we’ve met.” 🫤

[@mp8350]

So simple, so lighthearted, so uncomplicated 😢 now it's overwhelming, emotionally challenging and complicated beyond necessary means... and society mirrors it all 😒

[@lizziecross8149]

I mean, 90s sitcom tropes were often pretty sexist. This one is the classic depiction of a man being a chill guy who seems incapable of doing anything and a woman who complains about the guy, which is framed as her nagging.

[@dear-future-ai]

I totally remember Uber Eats being referenced in the 90s