For the tire one, I would have given it to the ones who knew what it was for. Knowing the exact name for it doesn’t actually help you change the tire.

angel : "i'm mentally 23." her every round : "bruh whaaat?" ...yea sure "23".

@trbangeI

5 ай бұрын

shut up

@anylawhitfield7278

5 ай бұрын

Mentally not physically

@drunkbygreentea

5 ай бұрын

@@anylawhitfield7278 lol not EVEN mentally.

@mojopins

5 ай бұрын

bet you’re fun at parties

@drunkbygreentea

5 ай бұрын

@@mojopins more fun than you at least.

On the bill, move the decimal point to the left, which would give you 10 percent ($7.28). Then double it. That's a 20% tip. That's how my dad taught me.

@iankiser

5 ай бұрын

I was just about to type the exact same thing.

@hannahslaughter9135

5 ай бұрын

THIS!!!! As a server and guest it’s hands down the easiest way.

@GlitchySunflower

5 ай бұрын

This is how my mum taught me to do it too

@georgegonzalez1408

5 ай бұрын

Yup. Easy math🎉

@lynn2574

5 ай бұрын

That’s how I do it, too!

Angel : mentally I'm 23 Also angel : this is a mouse katool

High Schools really should have a mandatory "Basic Life Skills" for all students! Including budgeting, grocery shopping Including using a circular, basic cooking, basic laundry, basic cleaning, how to write a check, send a letter, etc!

@ben-neon19

5 ай бұрын

high schools do have that stuff, I mean in Canada they do.

@lbednaz

5 ай бұрын

@@ben-neon19USA retired teacher here, we don't here. I did work with High School Special Needs students and we did a little bit but nothing standard or required.

@GeminiWolfstarGaming

5 ай бұрын

When I was in _middle_ school, there were cooking classes. Then again, that was so long ago (I'm 40).

@lbednaz

5 ай бұрын

@@GeminiWolfstarGaming The girls had cooking then sewing, while the boys had carpentry then metalworking. Neither sex could take the others.

@GeminiWolfstarGaming

5 ай бұрын

@@lbednaz Well, the middle school I went to cooking and sewing was for both genders. I still have my little tote bag I made in sewing class. I didn't take woodshop class until high school.

Proud of Danny. Very practical young man

Re: a mattress’ lifespan, you can argue that’s just marketing & it varies by brand. Also a true adult knows mattresses are expensive AF & the practical answer is you keep rotating & flip your mattress (with occasional vacuuming) until a spring pops out. And then you put duct tape over the spring until you can afford to buy a new one.

@shadowlynx1958

5 ай бұрын

Truth!

@LeesaDeAndrea

5 ай бұрын

And when you buy a new mattress, make sure it is a flippable style, not a pillow top. Unless you're rich.

@Sk8rToon

5 ай бұрын

@@LeesaDeAndrea made that mistake for my first apartment. You can still rotate it but it won’t last as long

@scharton23086

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I feel like 5, 8, and 10 years are all correct, depending (like you said) on the brand as well as the wear. If you are using the mattress in a guest room, I’d almost double the lifespan or 50% longer at least.

@scharton23086

5 ай бұрын

Some mattresses come with a foam topper built in so flipping won’t work, but they’re usually the pricier ones anyways.

Angel got a freebie on the sheets one for "cleanliness," but Ryker and Sophia answered the same and didn't. Y'all are inconsistent as heck sometimes. 😅

16:23 Dani: And I'd like to thank… all the problems in my life, for forcing me to come up with solutions. Me: [nodding] Yup. That's adult AF.

angel’s attitude oh god

I love this new producer. She's more of a motherly vibe than an aunty or sister vibe like the other female producers. It's a win win for all.

@bertbatawang7282

5 ай бұрын

she is hot...

OMG the mattress "A couple hundred bucks every 8 years" lolll, you should have asked them how much a mattress costs loll

@envyvicious

5 ай бұрын

They are going to be shocked 😅

@Terahnee

5 ай бұрын

And it got me wondering how many mattresses are lying in landfills.

@LeesaDeAndrea

5 ай бұрын

Use it until it becomes uncomfortable, in my book.

The elderly lady at the end killed me! lmao!

As far as the checks go, I was always taught to write the change as a fraction. Two thousand three hundred forty eight & 12/100 DOLLARS. That's the way I was taught in school and by my parents. It's the way I've always done it and I've never gotten a check back. Anyone else?

@amkhanson1

5 ай бұрын

That’s the proper way to do it in the written part.

@btetschner

5 ай бұрын

Same

@user-bp8gw6wt6t

5 ай бұрын

I do it that way too, I thought that was the only way to write.a check

Dani tying the tie super fast 😂 putting everyone to shame was pretty badass

If calculating 10% is tricky for you, calculate 10% and double it. If that stumps you, the easiest way to do 10% is move the decimal point over to the left by one digit. So 10% of $72.83 is $7.28, and 20% is $14.56.

Don't feel bad kids. Back in the mid 90's I was getting gas and 4 teen guys were all looking at the flat tire trying to figure out what to do. I told them to put the spare on and got the blank stare of deers back at me.

Beeing a decent human beeing in other places than the US, means paying your workers so they don't have to rely on peoples goodwill to get a salary.

8 years for a matress? Bruh, we got one over 20 years and it sleeps the best in this house.

Growing up, my mom made me hand write thank you letters after my birthday parties. I had to personally thank them for their gift, then address the envelope with a stamp and put them in the mailbox. I'll 100% have my child do the same thing every year.

For everyone saying "no one writes letters anymore," Over one and a half billion Christmas cards are mailed every year. More than 14 billion correspondence mail items. Total mail volume is over one hundred billion pieces of mail each year.

As a 57yo, I still have several companies, especially small business companies, requiring hand written checks due to lack of technology. This can also often save you money bc it saves many companies the credit card fees they are required to pay

Dani is so great 💕💕💕 Angel "Mentally 23" is SUCH A BABY when she doesn't do well...girl...did you mean 23 months?

@nathanwilliams9866

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I hate to say if she had won, she would have SHOUTED it from the rooftops. But since she didn't, she was very muted. 😐

As an adult I’m pissed that my school didn’t teach me anything useful for adult life like tax, credit, rental laws, decent sex Ed. Etc

@katstorm13

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I tried taking trigonometry in 11th grade and it was too stressful. I switched to bookkeeping and accounting for math. How many people are going to need advanced math realistically for their careers?

@darlingdeb7010

5 ай бұрын

Budgeting. Thats a huge one.

@katstorm13

5 ай бұрын

@@darlingdeb7010 yep. I didn't need to find cosines and values of x lol. Funnily enough, one of the important things taught in accounting when I went to high school was balancing a check book lol.

Angel: I'm mentally 23. More like 2+3=5...😂

@alrennnoe

2 ай бұрын

literally she’s so childish

The second way of folding a fitted sheet cracked me up as that's how I feel...and sometimes do 🤣🤣🤣

The hardest part of watching this was three things. The first was that they didn't know how to write a check. The second was that they did not know how to address an envelope. The third was they didn't know what a tire iron was. The credit part is a learn as you go in life, but it would good to know. That business with the sheets is someone who has worked cleaning houses.

"I'm like a parashooter, except I can hit the target"! XD

With tipping, it's way easier to remember, move the decimal to the left once for 10% and then calculate from there.

@sundalangur3250

5 ай бұрын

That was my thought. Move the decimal to the left once and double it. Boom 20%.

The old lady in the video about the fitted sheet is a total vibe!

The only one going to survive is Dani 😂

Dani with the most kidlike outfit being the winner, such a flex 😂 love it!

The correct tip is live in a country that pays waiting staff properly

I love the host's energy how its calm but a little chaotic and funny, "badda bing badda boom" lol I'm like that, I'm a calm but awkwardly funny person.

that ending…i had to rewatch it. “just shove it in there!” 😂😂😂 and the grin. mine’s no better. i semi fold mine into fourths before i shove it in my wardrobe lol

I love this episode because I think kids should know how to write a check, mail an envelope...basic life skills. We had to learn because no internet/social media/smartphones. Dani is a BALLER! So proud of him.

@katstorm13

5 ай бұрын

​@@andrewft31 checks are definitely not obsolete. Not everyone wants to use money transfer apps.

As a 40 year old adult, I totally relate to the "true adult" version of folding a fitted sheet. 😂

A couple hundred bucks for a mattress? Try multiplying that by 5, easy. Maybe a couple hundred for a cheap twin, but decent (not even top quality) queen or king, you’re looking at between 900-1200.

@Cassxowary

5 ай бұрын

at least

Danny has been taught how to adult.

lord angel is so unbearable in this episode lol why does she have such a short temper

@sabrei0728

5 ай бұрын

My thoughts. It's not usually this rough lol

@dsoul1305

5 ай бұрын

hormonal issues

20% tip... Easy way, just move the decimal point to the left one time, then multiply by 2.

I love Beba's voice, she would be a great book narrator for audiobooks.

And institutionalized tipping, just be a decent human being and pay your workers an actual fair wage .... What a f'ed up system....

@Kaylaw9

5 ай бұрын

It's sad that people got mad at Trey Parker and Matt Stone for saying tipping wouldn't be allowed at Casa Bonita because they were paying the staff an actual good wage. 🙄

Some of these are not actually part of modern adulting. Believe me, I've written checks and sent letters, those aren't things anyone does anymore. Heck, I like having checks just in case I ever need one, and my bank teller was like, "Do you actually use checks?" And, of course, that lady demonstrated how folding fitted sheets usually goes. Also, who has to calculate tips in their heads these days? Phones, my dudes.

Just move the bloody-forsaken period, for crying out loud!

I learnt how to address an envelope in like grade 3 or 4. Is that not taught anymore?

I'm 64 and i still suck at folding a fitted sheet!😂😂😂

@sundalangur3250

5 ай бұрын

They showed it in the video. The proper way is to ball it up and throw it in the drawer.

I knew the Tire Iron right away. But only because it's my fave start-of-game melee weapon, in Fallout 4.

For the tipping, at least for me the easiest way is to move the decimal place over left one , double it, and round the hundreths digit. So a 20% tip on 234.34 would be about 46.87ish.

I'm quite impressed by Dani on this video.

I used to work at a university book store and it was shocking how many students came in with blank checks from their parents to pay for their books and had no idea how to fill them out. You'd think the parents would make sure they know. But also checks are pretty self explanitory. Nobody ever taught me how and I figured it out.

8:05 -- I work in a nation-wide, big-box hardware store,, some of the elderly 🧓 customers that come in can't see very clearly, so I have helped them out by writing out the checks for them,, then they sign them. 🙂🥰

Dani! i'm impressed!

All the girls should absolutely know about the stains that hydrogen peroxide can remove lol

Dani is more of an adult than I am lol

Now the old lady is right on how to fold a fitted sheet 🤣🤣🤣

It's trivial to calculate 20% without a calculator.. you can calculate 10% right? Double it.

Love that Dani did better than most actually adults would! Like his expert level rounding up from 20% being $14.566 for the tip! I was sad that Jaxon wasn’t in this video… then Google told me he’s 20 and now I feel old! 🤯😱😭

Carolina's look of awe at Dani folding the fitted sheet made me smile.

Dani held it allll down. But I'm not surprised bc he just gives Knowledge AF vibes. Congrats Dani my love!!! 👏 😊

To be fair, I’m almost 50 and have been adulting for a long time and I don’t know how to tie a tie. I have a vague idea of how to do it but haven’t in my life. And I can drive a manual transmission… The fitted sheet is just unfair. 😂 Watch the fitted sheet episode of Grace and Frankie. You’re a witch!

9:13 being a good decent human being means paying your staff a fair wage and not depending on customers to tip. Nobody deserves a tip and shouldn't expect a tip unless the service was exceptional. America is such a shit hole

@cmlemmus494

5 ай бұрын

True, but the culture you're in is the culture you have to deal with. There's no point having teens grow up thinking they don't have to tip just because the people making the laws are out of touch.

I'm sorry, I fold my fitted sheets like everyone who doesn't adult apparently

This is an amazing episode. You should do more of these to teach them life skills

okay that tipping "hack" actually makes me mad :D like, just do 10% which is 1/10th which is just moving the comma by one and then double it. that way you dont need a BS "hack" but actually do math, and quicker too :D also "part of being an adult is tipping" is very much exclusive to the us ^^

Impressed with Danny. 🎉

I wish the US would abandon the tipping system and start paying people proper wages, so it can be like what the rest of the world does, tip someone with whatever you're comfortable with to say job well done. If it's mandatory, it's technically not tipping anyway..

@orlock20

5 ай бұрын

Not every place tips. If there is a waiter there is a tip. People are already not going out because of the cost of food so paying 20% upfront will probably cause people to turn away.

How about calculating taxes? 😂

@darlingdeb7010

5 ай бұрын

Or making a budget lol

Tipping is stupid and should not be the norm. It should not be required or forced. Owners should be responsible for their employees wages. Tip is and should only be given for service beyond the norm.

@yumingsu9263

5 ай бұрын

I agree, only America has the tipping thing. In China and Australia we normally don`t tip.

"decent human being means good tipping" - thats the most murica thing to say if I have ever heard one. If you want to be a decent human being, abolish that shit already and pay a normal wage like the rest of the professions.

I’m very grateful that I got forced into taking a “Life Skills” class in middle school which was basically a “what to expect when you’re an adult” class.

Now we need this same style challenge with some of the adult reactors.

There is no manual on Adulting, and no school will teach you. I learned how to write out a check while watching the Price is Right, and I learned how to tie a tie, while watching an episode of Days of Our Lives. And another thing, you can tell Angel is gonna split the check when she go on dates.

This is the kind of stuff they should teach in school and/or parents should be teaching. I know the school system sucks nowadays but...

@6:12 a couple hundred bucks every 8 years? That girl has no idea what mattresses cost.

@cmlemmus494

5 ай бұрын

To be fair, cheap mattresses are the reason the average is only 8 years. If you buy higher end you can easily find mattresses that will last 20+ years, but they cost a LOT more. Of course, this is true with a lot of consumer products; good hardwood furniture will last centuries, but who can afford it?

Congratulations on the win Dani!

"couple hundred every 8 years" for a mattress has me CRYING

@shaaylaaaa

5 ай бұрын

Closer to save a couple hundred EACH year to buy one after 8...maybe 😅

Danny was impressive! Such a good young adult

I fold my fitted sheets like Grandma did. 😂😂😂

There is an awesome youtube channel called "Dad, how do I" where men teach you every day basic life skills (tying a tie, how to do laundry, changing a tire, doing dishes, etc)

keep up hard work on your channels hope to see more

I get satisfaction making a fitted sheets look no different folded than a flat sheet, I piss people off with how neatly I can fold them 😂🤣😂🤣

Finding 10% of a number is easy. Then just double that for a 20% tip.

7:13 Back in the day...parents would write out a check for their young children and send them to the store for cigarettes! Then the kids would buy a lot of extra things before the check had an amount on it.

'I'm mentally 23' Girl, I am physically 29 and I don't feel adult. You're not ready. It sucks.

Credit score is such an american thing. Like making fun of chinese for their social score, meanwhile having yourself be put into this single number called credit score LMAO.

tying a tie is easy when it was part of your school uniform :p but most of the US doesn’t have those for some reason…

I HATE FOLDING FITTED SHEETS!!!! I usually just cram it in the drawer or storage container and call it good 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Wait until they find out you have to be a different adult in every new country you go to

“ the sheet cabinet” 😂

As an adult, how many of us actually buy a new mattress every 8 yrs? That's for people who can afford to do that sh!t lok

An easier hack for the tip, 10% of $72 is 7.20, double that would be 20%, 14.40

A+ video! Awesome video, it's both entertainment and a public service!

15:42 ... She looks like my Grandma McIntosh! Except for the missing leg. Just to be sure, I ended up going back through old photographs and yup, doppelganger. I just got hit with such a wave of nostalgia that it almost made me cry. I loved that lady!

That tie thing got me fuh’d up 😂

If you can fold a fitted sheet, you’re a wizard/witch. Congrats on going to hogwarts Dani!

He’s so sensitive now tearing up for the button. Haha family has shown him the joy of love I guess haha

The 20% is so easy lol, you just have to move the period/comma over to make 20% and then multiply by 2

I go with granny with the fitted sheets. 😂😂

please teach these teens when to tip and when tipping is excessive. being served/receiving a delivery of food = yes, tip. pick up/check out = no, tipping not required. food servers and food delivery drivers typically work for tips or gas money. other professions work on wages and do not require tipping. don't tip, especially, at self checkout. that is billion dollar company greed.

@Cassxowary

5 ай бұрын

and that it’s not necessary in some cases like when you’re on welfare and/or disability and don’t work