We Were So Poor Growing Up That...

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[@MERISI001]

We were so poor my mum bought our clothes from the army surplus store. Bloody embarrassing going to school dressed as a Japanese admiral.

[@dehydratedwater4803]

I remember my grandma made our jeans. Nothing says class like homemade jeans. One year for Xmas i got a set of 5 corduroys in different colors the blue wore out quick, the orange lasted until I got to pass them on as hand me downs. Sometimes "white privilege" can be tough.

[@nuttybar9]

It's better than getting your sisters hand me down's when you're a boy.

[@chucklowery2314]

I walked around in 1 shoe. People asked "did you lose a shoe". I'd say no, I found one

[@francismorgan4206]

We were so poor I had to jackoff the dog to feed the cat . I didn't like it and the cat wasn't too crazy about it but that dog followed me everywhere and when I would stop, he'd roll over on his back with his legs up

[@nischalofchrist]

😂😂

[@billycampbell854]

Thanks for helping us laugh during these hard times! Greetings from Northeast Tennessee. 😷

[@francismorgan4206]

@@billycampbell854 Hard times was all I knew. Made me hungry for good times Work a little bit harder just to get that little bit more. That dog was the best rabbit dog I ever saw If you could get him up off his back Northeast Tennessee Now that sounds like Hard Times anytime

[@francismorgan4206]

Okay. The honest truth. When I was a freshman, I wanted an FFA jacket but couldn't afford one. Looking through the catalog, I found a denim LEE RIDERS jacket for$14.00 My Mom made a deal with the owner of the little grocery store and when someone wanted an old hen for stewing,he let Mom know. We would kill and dress an old hen and squirrel the money away until I had enough to order the jacket. I ordered it so big that I had to roll the cuffs up. That way I wouldn't outgrow it too soon. It lasted all the way to my Senior year

[@chiefbiglew]

granny said when she was little. they were so poor she woud eat dried appies for breakfast. drink water for lunch .and swell up for supper.

[@fred306801]

Yep ! but for us it was pop corn.

[@wintonhudelson2252]

For us, it was beans in the morning, water for lunch and swelled for supper

[@kylethebanjoman3295]

We had to milk the momma cat for our cereal in the mornin. For supper we had fried ice, doughnut holes, air pudding and wind cheese. We'd wash it all down with a cup of evaporated milk.

[@lyndelld1]

Wow, a 4-course meal

[@buckbuck22]

we were so poor that our momma would mix cheap maple syrup and water in a pitcher of ice and called it "maple flavored kool aid" :) that's 100% true :D

[@JSBIRD69]

When I was growing up in 1950's Alabama, we were so poor, we used to bring the trash in, instead of taking it out!

[@eligebrown8998]

Damn it

[@bettyhouk8727]

JSBIRD69 well in today’s world trash is Home decorations ! Dumpster Divers is a whole new source of income ! Oh how the times are reversing ! Going backwards or on a down hill slide 🤷‍♀️

[@granny13ad33]

Wise.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

hmm i remember going to dump to find things

[@MsNickie1001]

@@miguelcastaneda7236 I found a perfectly good sled in the dump.

[@tootsie5052]

Any of y'all remember that puffed rice, or wheat, I don't remember which, in the family size bag that was bigger than a 10 pound sack of potatoes and the whole bag must of weighed about an ounce. It just floated around in the milk like those styrofoam packing peanuts.

[@mrray6983]

Puffed rice. I remember it well.

[@marystrenke3050]

When we were first married!!!! The only kind my husband would buy! Now, he really did grow up poor.....

[@Cheezyquackers2]

Yep, I remember.

[@FredSherman-k7l]

I think it was. Tasted like it.

[@johnyeller]

I sincerely appreciate you guys. I appreciate your clean humor and just being yourselves. A lot of folks in Hollywood could and should learn a thing or two from y'all.

[@moronbrothersKY]

+John Yelvington well thanks so much John. Keep a watching!

[@jimfinigan1681]

Right on! You don't have to be vulgar to be funny. In fact, vulgar isn't really funny.

[@patriciagabor743]

@@jimfinigan1681 Amen ... I appreciate clean humor also

[@peterpiper831]

My mother grew up so poor (in Hungary) that in winter, the kids would step into fresh cow turds to warm their feet up. One time, she had to go into town to sell her pillow to buy food for her younger siblings so they wouldn't go hungry. After my parents came to Australia, they struggled for a while, and a number of times my mother had to grind up dry crusts of bread and feed my sister and I the crumbs so we wouldn't be hungry.

[@Mr5150Sarge]

You guys are exactly what this country needs right now. Good wholesome humor with a smidge of God thrown in.

[@kenneeds]

Our hole town was so poor no one could afford to be the town drunk, so we had to take turns!

[@sparkfishes]

Funny.. but it is whole town . Hole is what was in your shoes

[@bluetickfreddy101]

My momma was soo poor She’d tell us “I wasn’t bought up I was dragged up” God bless her soul

[@pd8206]

We were so poor Mom cut holes in our pockets so we'd have something to play with !

[@70carlton]

What? You had pants? Show off

[@MrSanteeclaus]

We had to share are playthings with our brothers and sisters.

[@lyndelld1]

Groan

[@70carlton]

A lot of the comments have Truth in them.... but better to laugh than cry...

[@roserollins9471]

Growing up poor made me the person who I am today without a doubt thinking back I wouldn't change a thing even if I could

[@jefmanroxx2414]

We were so poor that if someone was selling two mules for a nickel, all we could do was holler, “ain’t that a bargain”.

[@dennissollars9062]

We was so poor . . . we had to use hand-me-down toilet paper. I'm glad I was the oldest.

[@eligebrown8998]

Yeeeeee

[@battalion151R]

Bein' the yungest musta bin crappy.

[@forcesightknight]

We used newspapers, if we was lucky we got peach tissue papers.

[@laynelair7537]

Sears&roebuck catalogs and monkey wards in the outhouse! Any newspaper articles about Congress got used first thing! 😁😉

[@nuttybar9]

I guess you didn't have any paper bags.

[@jackoneill6292]

My mom would buy jam that came in a water glass, and when my brother broke one , she would yell we can t have any thing nice,

[@pd8206]

Simpler times -awsum !!

[@louisianagrandma9787]

Yeah, we had some of those plates they used to put in detergent boxes and glasses that came in oatmeal boxes.

[@kotnhewhohim2092]

My cousin and I used to tell each other how poor we were growing up. I told him we were poorer that dirt. He looked at me, his feelings were all hurt. Tears welled up in his his eyes. And he said, “ you had dirt?”

[@ryanjohnson1480]

We were so poor that we ate prunes for breakfast, water for lunch, and swelled up for supper!

[@swampydouglasobannon8804]

We were so poor we couldn't afford coal in the winter so all we got was a piece of paper with the word coal wrote on it

[@ruger51995]

"Wrote" sounds just like an old timer haha

[@swampydouglasobannon8804]

msw51995 YEP YOU KNOW YOUR GETTING OLD WHEN ALL THE IRON IN YOUR BLOOD TURNS TO LEAD IN YOUR BUT.😜

[@donalddday7741]

had to eat pinto beans and fried potatoes every day and when it snowed mom would make ice cream from the snow

[@oneasterisk47]

There were six kids in my family. We are snow ice cream alot. I asked why we didn't get ice cream in the summertime, and was told that it has to snow to make ice cream. Lol

[@bdchilds2799]

We was so poor Bluesmen would come stay with us for inspiration.

[@Seductus99]

We were so poor that we used to have a bowl of steam for breakfast. And sleet for lunch.

[@fred306801]

Our house got broke into, guessin after the guy got a look around he figured we were worse off than he was. He left a $5 bill and a note, I don't steal from those who are worse off than me.

[@masonjarhillbilly]

Growing up in the late 60's and 70's We were really that poor. Dad was a full time college student. Working when he was not in school, mom working at a ball cap factory, them mom, myself, and my brother would mow yards. Had one summer money was so tight. We ate only turnips, onions from the farmers stand (they would buy a bushell basket), and once in a while a rabbit we were able to trap. (Lived in the city at the time near an abandoned lot and railroad tracks). Still will not eat another turnip to this day. Kind of funny they mentioned KFC. That was the once a month treat for the family. Dad graduated and became a doctor.

[@billycampbell854]

It's funny but, people who ar'nt from Appalachia wouldn't realize that there is a lot of truth in these jokes.

[@gr8dvd]

or center city.... poverty real & pervasive in this wealthy nation (USA).

[@billycampbell854]

@@gr8dvd you are so right.

[@jimfinigan1681]

We were just as poor in the Ozarks.

[@billycampbell854]

@@jimfinigan1681 yes, I always considered the people of the Ozarks our western cousins.

[@jamesfloyd1864]

@@jimfinigan1681 Laclede County was home for 150 years. CCC and WPA kept us going in the 30's and early 40's. We raised almost every bite we ate.

[@johnnycroger9851]

Aunt Louise was kickin a can down the street.. I said watcha doin Aunt Louise? She said, "I'm moving!

[@nssigmtrretired6661]

We used old catalogs in the outhouse. I'm 76 yrs old now and looking a catalog still makes me think I need to have a bowel movement.

[@patcornwell9298]

We had an old Sears catalog in the out house ,the yellow pages were the best they weren’t slick like the white pages. That how poor we were ,and that a true story.

[@johnbassett3188]

Everyone loved Sears and Roebucks store , just because of the dream catalog and also for the Outhouse use. Never got to order anything.

[@bettyhouk8727]

Sounds like my family ! Welfare saved our lives ,my mom told the welfare Lady when she refused her request for help ! In the morning my kids and I are gonna set on the steps of this office and when you show up for work we’re going to start begging and crying for help ! Now I know some of you people are going to say some mean things about my Mother ,in 1952 a woman didn’t get a job easy woman’s liberation hadn’t kicked in yet ! My mother got out of bed 4 am walked three or four miles to a cotton farm and picked Cotten ,before combing home she walked to a little store bought as much food as her few dollars would buy ! Came home made as good a dinner as possible with meager food she was able to buy ! When there wasn’t anymore Cotten to pick ! She pushed her pride to the side and did the unthinkable asked the state of California for help ! She did get some help and she always told us kids to help people when we could and she always said a prayer for the state of California! Oh and When she got up to go pick cotton at 4 am her breakfast was a drink of water 💧 ! Poor isn’t funny when you are trying to stay alive ! My Dad got hooked on gambling so all the 💰 was thrown away to the Gambling 🎰 house ! She finally said , I am raising these kids on my own and I don’t need you hanging around ! So she again put her pride aside and divorced my dad ! A divorced woman in 1952 wasn’t thought very highly of ! But you know what I don’t give a big rats ass ! She loved us and did her very best to raise us to be self sufficient and kind to others in need ! But I like you boys ,you are funny 😄😃😄😁😆😅😂🤣☺️😊😇. 🌹❤️ R I P 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹Momma we love you ! Thank You !

[@squirrelhillfarm9070]

We was so poor we had to eat Mr. Potato Head

[@highclassbum2538]

Can't say Mr. Potato head anymore. I think he had gender issues....according to MSM.

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

One time at a supper of greens, beans, and taters, my sister said " Mom, I wish you'd find the recipe for that "ends meat" you say you're always trying to make."

[@zangified0117]

This was good

[@DGA2000]

I was so poor that if it cost a nickel to poop I would have had to throw up. 😛

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

Roflmao

[@rayayers1578]

We were so poor growing up that if we wanted to cook pinto beans we had to send the dog over to our neighbors house to steal the bone from their dog to have something to season them with

[@squirrelhillfarm9070]

Ray Ayers we would had ate the dog. ‘Cept we was too weak to catch it.

[@maddog45auto66]

You guys are hilarious thanks for being on KZbin's for us to listen to

[@Hellhound886]

I have never laughed that hard in a while. and yes me and my brother fight over the piece of fat in the can every time. thank you guys for that its a pretty and a hard laugh to start the day. thank yall so much

[@moronbrothersKY]

Thanks Daniel. Make sure you share this and certainly Subscribe to us.

[@jimfinigan1681]

We was so poor, we couldn't afford free samples!

[@pelhamsaquatics]

I was so poor growing up, when I paid attention, I used an I owe you note

[@billbannahan4128]

We were so poor we spelled it with 5 os. Now that's pooooor! I was 14 when I got my first pair of shoes.....I walked backwards for two weeks just looking at the tracks.

[@garzalandscaping1372]

We were so poor growing up, that we never had trash to throw away, because we never had nothing.

[@beefonweckeastside3323]

This reminds me of why HeeHaw was so popular back in the day

[@doctim111]

we were so poor we couldn't even pay attention

[@johnsweeney6072]

That’s nothin when I was a kid mum used to cut the bottoms out of my pockets just so I had something to play with

[@abeldoesit6559]

Mama would hang a fried egg from a light bulb so when we looked at our plates I would say “yay we all get dinner today”

[@checkyoursix5623]

My family was so poor when I was growing up we didn't know a chicken had anything but necks and wings ...

[@williamjohnson4311]

I'm also old enough to remember when chicken wings were cheap, those days are long gone.

[@shannonrutledge8872]

@@williamjohnson4311 @William Johnson i know! When I was a kid growing up on Mobile Bay, Alabama we used cheap chicken wings for crab bait! They cost something like 15cents/lb back then. Now that Buffalo Wings are here, they cost, what, $2.69/lb?

[@johannesswillery7855]

They have backs too!

[@patcornwell9298]

True story on Saturday night dad would go to the store buy all the chicken wings for Sunday dinner . I still like chicken wings!

[@davidcantwell2489]

We were so poor the county had to paint our house before they could condemn it.

[@Fnberg744]

That one got me

[@highclassbum2538]

Thanks to you two....at least a lot of us are getting to have a few laughs during this pandemic.

[@DFDuck55]

When I was coming up we were so poor we couldn't even pay attention.

[@mngirl5437]

I remember those lean days growing up. Bread fried in bacon grease was a meal. Bacon grease was more readily available at our house. And milk was a luxury.

[@longmcarthurfan11]

Good, clean comedy. Gotta love it! 👍

[@smilessantana2049]

Ever have a poor mans hot dog? Its a peice of bread with ketchup and mustard

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

tortilla works too

[@jimfinigan1681]

And the ketchup and mustard comes from those little packets that you get for free.

[@rorywynhoff1549]

Or a Mayonnaise sandwich.

[@billybarrett2778]

Now That's funny I don't care who you are! Lol

[@Diafied]

One time Mama read us a real FANCY recipe, but she was never too good at reading. The way she miss-pronounced them words she almost poisoned us dead.

[@Gipper3670]

There was a pond some people would feed the Ducks,EVERY TIME I would walk by that pond the Ducks would through Bread at me.

[@arniemad8]

We were so poor that my mom would make sure we had Tamales for Christmas so we could each have something to unwrap.

[@SDW90808]

First liar never wins. I once told a fellow at work we were so poor that for the 4th of July we popped paper bags. Without missing a beat, he said they couldn’t afford bags so they’d hold up a piece of paper that said, BANG!

[@jimfinigan1681]

We were so poor, we couldn't afford a piece of paper!

[@eligebrown8998]

😂😂😂😂

[@angelajohnson6659]

We used the tube from inside the toilet paper roll.

[@jimfinigan1681]

@@angelajohnson6659 That sounds painful, but at least it's better than a corncob!

[@francismorgan4206]

In regards to use of corncob. You needed three. One red one. Then a white one to see if you needed another red one

[@williamhills8782]

My momma was so poor she used to follow the garbage truck with a shopping list

[@jnsmill]

We were so poor and had nothing to eat. Mamma sent us to school, they then moved while we were gone.

[@jamesfloyd1864]

I was very poor when I was raisin' my six kids, but I hardly ever failed to take them out for lunch once a week on Sunday. I took them to Costco in the afternoon and turned them loose on the sample food stands.

[@geoffstowe3049]

By me it's Sams club ,I tell the kids "let's go to Sams buffet "

[@jamesfloyd1864]

I looked forward to the hog butchering every Fall, because when they gutted the hog my grandpa would always remove the bladder, dump the contents on the ground, put a hollow reed in it and blow it up round and tight, tie a string around it to hold the air in, and give it to me for a balloon. This was the Forties. The balloon would last a couple days until it dried out and cracked. No joke.

[@tonyfaconi3442]

We was so poor, we sopped up syrup with a dirty dish rag instead of biscuits!

[@humblewarrior6585]

You guys always put a smile on my face and laughter in my belly !!!

[@theeaskey]

We had a fork in the sugar bowl.

[@theeaskey]

We ate the dinner out of the table drawer in case a neighbor came in .

[@theeaskey]

We turned off the gas to turn the eggs now that's poor.

[@coreymason3272]

🤣 Between the clip and the comments I'm dyin!

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

When I was a kid they called me Patches because my mom would always fix my pants with those iron on patches in the 60's

[@moronbrothersKY]

+The Trump News Network Ha

[@dennismccarty7728]

we were so poor one night a burgalr broke into our house and we robbed him!!

[@theeaskey]

You had pants...big shot

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

yup and cuff the pants soo you could grow into them and grow and grow

[@MsNickie1001]

You had pants without patches? Damn.

[@beauxtoxic1451]

We were so poor that mama had to make wiener water gravy.

[@oldtimer970]

I knew there would be jokes in the comment section. When I was in junior high I would use the same paper bag to carry my lunch in, every school day for a year.

[@stephenschwake524]

We had to shop at the Dollar Corporal store...

[@fergusonto-2032]

This is hilarious , I can’t stop thinking about it , lol , thanks for posting , I’ll be telling everyone this

[@sherreestroud5870]

We were so poor mama would put a plate in the middle of the table hang a pork chop over it then give each a slice of bread and we’d take turns soppin the shadow.

[@ES-mc3cc]

When I was little, we had an electric stove with four burners. Then one burned out and we had only three. Then another burned out. Then another. Then we just used the stove as a table for an electric skillet.

[@johnnybgoode1950]

My momma told my daddy "the garbage man's here." Daddy said "good, we'll take three cans."

[@chriscarey1478]

Many times jokes are funny because there is an element of truth in them.

[@davidmartin1093]

My Daddies family were so poor, visitors used to wipe their feet on the way out !

[@paulh7589]

Delivery in comedy is everything and these two have it nailed down.

[@robertreisner6119]

My dad's family was so poor that (remember he was born in 1931) his family didn't know there was a depression on until Camp 5&7 CCA showed up to plant the trees in the Nicholls Forrest. Grandma did all the cooking for them on an 1870's cook stove. You think we got tough enough today...well grandpa's favorite reply was b______t !

[@tootsie5052]

My dad was born in 1924, he is the only one still living by the way, and the youngest of 11 kids.and his mother died in 1930, then Grandad remarried a woman with 2 young boys, then they had 4 kids. Being poor didn't seem to hurt their longevity though, as several of them have lived to be in their mid 90's.

[@robertreisner6119]

I am glad to hear it. I hope that you and your family is safe and happy. My family is and my dad will be 90 on March 1, 2021, he is still active and wise, he is also my best friend. 2 brothers not related to looked at me like their dad! They were Bob and Mac Eads, both are gone now, Bob lived to 93 and Mac lived to 99, I miss them both. My dad's dad was born March 17, 1880 and passed on March 14, 1981. I hope your dad has a long and happy life. He is part of the greatest generation. God Bless you, my best wishes to you and your family. This is from us in Alaska.

[@billypardew2337]

We were so poor growing up my mom collected extra food stamps by claimin that Goider growing on her neck.... as an extra child

[@lifeinvt354]

I was so poor my bologna didn't have a first name

[@patchdavis35]

You got bologna???

[@fjstrain1]

We were so poor growing up we had to walk to school in the cold with a kitten on each shoulder cause we couldn’t afford ear muffs

[@saadounezinji4790]

You guys are way better than a lot of these fancy millionaires so called stars. I mean the types of Kanye West and Drake and Jennifer Lopez..etc

[@moronbrothersKY]

+Saadoune Zinji We don't even know who those people are but we sure do appreciate your support.

[@uprightfossil6673]

And Brad Pitt and.... Oops he's white... Better not mention him Huh! Sad state of racism in America... Correction.... DUH-merica.

[@uprightfossil6673]

@@moronbrothersKY I can appreciate your humor and don't need to feel racist or elitist about it... Some people are just racist pigs and others are just fun loving people. I could listen to your "stories" all day long, but then again, i enjoy good humor.

[@joekurtz8303]

KFC gonna have a different meaning whenever I get some next time. Or drive by real slow for smell, I'm so poor.

[@BigEd8]

Nothing better than a hillbilly and I'm proud to say I am one!!!

[@kennykittrell2549]

We were So poor that we couldn't Pay Attention- ARE YOU still talking to us??? Lol

[@luthermorgan5039]

People that ant been there don't get it I laughed my bottom off.

[@julieparrish1364]

We were so poor,We were made to eat cereal with a fork,so there would be milk for my brothers......

[@petergambino2129]

We was so poor we had to lick the fruit on the wall paper if we was havin’ desert.

[@ericg2167]

Our round steak was a fried piece of Bologna.

[@johnbassett3188]

Our round steak was so old it was store rejects , done turned to leather , had to rebeat it a hundred more times and still couldn't chew it , basically wack it with the Axe and swallow small pieces.

[@Queequeg61]

You guys had it easy! When I grew up, we were so poor we lived in a septic tank!

[@joeestes8114]

amen to that! i don't think the kids today appreciate good humor!

[@moronbrothersKY]

+Joe Estes for sure

[@kendude8089]

We were so poor, we ate wool, and we liked it

[@roccalumera1294]

My father was so poor (Italy) he'd get a piece of bread and a tiny cube of cheese... He'd take nibble of cheese and take a bite of bread, then he'd smell the cheese and take the bite of bread. Alternating until all gone, then he'd lick his fingers.

[@MeneerHerculePoirot]

Lots people around where I grew up had 3 and a half bath homes. At my house that's how many kids got a turn before we changed the water.

[@chrisholcombe137]

We so poor pond water was soup ! But that's only when we could afford it

[@nunyabidnis5407]

I was born with nothin' and still have most of it left.

[@FredSherman-k7l]

We were so poor growing up, we didn't have toys. We had to play eith ourselves.

[@danielkeirsteadsr6939]

Things were so bad when i was a kid we use to get care packages from orphans in Korea

[@karlchilders8215]

We saw some strange looking tracks in the dirt road one day. We got the dogs out and started after it. When we caught up to it, it was a man with a pair of shoes on.

[@may2888]

Our house was so small, a ball flew in the window and hit everybody.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Back in the 1960's when I grew up we had seven kids, and I remember one of most I guess but I had five sisters on our farm. One Christmas our mom used old clothes to make doll clothes for their baby dolls. She bathed them fixed their hair dressed them in the new doll clothes and wrapped them for Christmas.

[@stanwolenski9541]

We were so poor when I was born my parents couldn’t afford to give me a middle name or even an initial.

[@MsNickie1001]

We were too poor to pay attention.

[@danobrien3109]

We were so poor growing up we could only spell it with one O.

[@TheGhost5600]

You guys are hilarious..

[@moronbrothersKY]

Thanks so much! Share it with your friends.

[@TheGhost5600]

+moronbrothersKY I always share you guys on my group I started..All Things Bluegrass..Keep up the funny..

[@rifsundergroundgrowmie2603]

😂much love from Bellevue KY😁🖤🐿

[@wintergreen1162]

Very very funny, almost reminds me of Hee Haw