it's not about motherhood not being a difficult job it's about oprah saying it's THE MOST difficult job and that's why he's getting into it.

@voldren

Жыл бұрын

and that's exactly the reason, why he's comparing motherhood to some extremely dangerous jobs :D he even literally says at some point "i know it's difficult job, but THE MOST difficult job on the planet?"

@Volyren

Жыл бұрын

I dunno. I think the actual difficult part of being a mom is what *makes* it the most difficult job. You don't pull an 8 hour shift. I could get a job sitting on my butt, checking the smooshyness of marshmallows, and if I was clocked in for 72 hours, thats my literal limit. Stay at home moms don't get to clock out at all for 5 years. Then it gets a bit easier. School. You finally get time off. Its still only 8 hours off a day, but in 6 more years, she'll finally be working a standard 8 hour shift. Because school/friends. If that was me, still in the marshmallow factory, finally able to get 8 uninterrupted hours of sleep after 12 years, the first thing I'd do after waking, would be carrying a 6 pack of molotovs into work and making sure those mallows ran like molten lava out of the fiery factory which had given me a decade of hell. So.... if you ever see a woman walking towards a children's hospital with a chainsaw, you know whats up.

@voldren

Жыл бұрын

@@Volyren but you're basically talking about how mentally taxing these jobs are which is quite "subjective", because if you love your kid, his smile and watching him grow should be rewarding enought, to forget about difficulties and should motivate you to further take care of him, without being tired of it all the time unless checking smooshiness of marshmallows is your passion in life (which would make your job satisfying), then it just isn't your thing, and you can apply this to every job you simply don't like, i mean every unsatisfying, boring job you have no interest in, is just difficult to do but we're talking here about how one job is just objectively more difficult than another, when you consider risk involved, mental and physical cost and how rewarding it is

@TheClassicWorld

Жыл бұрын

The thing is, it's actually not difficult at all for at least 40% of all women that have ever lived, maybe higher. It is for some women (that much is very clear). It's shockingly easy and desirable for billions of women, though. As Jordan Peterson once said: 'would you rather have a child or work at McDonalds for the rest of your life?' That really aims in on what most girls/young women have in mind. I am a male, and I would much rather have a child than work at a place like that (not that it's innately terrible to have such a job, and I don't have anything negative to say about those that do have such jobs -- it's just not ideal). However, it is the case that many young women today are so useless at being mothers/women that they actually think their womb is evil, not only that being a mother is difficult -- but impossible. To think it's in some way unnatural or impossible to have a child/be a mother is so anti-reality, it's unreal. Motherhood is the most common, natural job in the world and all of history, so it cannot really be 'difficult' by any meaningful metric. It's one of the very few 'natural jobs', no less. Most jobs, you have to actually sign up for, and are not handed to you in any way, and don't generate anything but goods/wealth. Motherhood is completely different. 80% of women have given birth across time (according to what we know, at any rate). That's many billions of women doing the exact same job. It's said that 100 billion humans have lived, with half being women, and about 80% of those having given birth to 1 child (on average). That's 40 billion women and little children... the planet will cap out at about 9 billion soon, then start to drop (largely due to women now refusing to give birth, as it turns out -- South Korea and Japan at about 1.3 children per woman on average, and England about 1.5 and dropping. This number needs to be 2.4 for a long-term, stable population, so it's pretty easy to understand why it's slowly dropping). I read an article not long ago that said Japan will reach all-time low population by about 2070, for example. I figure that the Japanese will have killed themselves out of existence by around the year 2150 at current birthrates. That's only a few generations away, of course. It's shocking just how finely-tuned humanity is, and just how much of a requirement motherhood is, despite the fact that we seemingly have a lot of humans already alive (that's why it's said to cap out at about 9-10 billion by 2050, then start to drop for the first time in about 500 years, with many dips caused by the Plague, not human choice/women being forced into anything). So, anyway, Bill might be shining an interesting light on things here. The proper female reply should be, 'it's easy to have kids. I love doing it, most women do it, and want to do it, and it's one of, if not the most important job'. Somehow, the statement switched from 'most important job in the world to, 'most difficult job in the world', which speaks to a deep psychosis to me, and is unironically quite anti-women/anti-feminist (under the far-Left's own rubric, at least, whatever they were operating on before now). Then again, they don't believe in logic, so they can do whatever they want, any given day. Oprah is no different, it seems. P.S. Unless, of course, this is a simple misunderstanding of her statement, and what she really meant was, 'motherhood is the most time-consuming job'. That's possibly true, but should not be mistaken for 'difficult'. Those are not the same terms even remotely. Being alive is also very time-consuming (literally all your time, by definition), but that doesn't make it more difficult than some other state you could think of. Doesn't make it worse, either. (Of course, what is implicit within such a statement is either that it's so difficult that women should stop doing it, or it's so difficult that men should praise it more, and we should shine a light on motherhood with regards to things like working on an oil rig. Not so sure about that, but it certainly should be praised, more so by the very same people who also believe in abortion, which seems a bit contradictory: as a result, I won't be taking any advice from such people. Last time I checked, Oprah actually loves it when women get abortions and thinks it's perfectly a good aim in life, and actively supports radical movements around such, the 'shout your abortion' hashtag comes to mind. By the way: for full context, it's worth noting that so-called 'pro-choice' is better understood as 'anti-life'. If you have nothing to be ashamed of, you should use very clear, accurate language. Studies already show about 60% of women that have had abortions in the U.S. have had at least 1 before, which means it's more a hobby for them than some kind of rare necessity. Likewise, only around 2% of all abortions are what most people would deem moral/necessary -- the rest of the cases are the woman simply choosing to kill the unborn baby for no legitimate internal or external reason, morally or legally.)

@emillyyelen5169

Жыл бұрын

theres a difference between a working mom with several kids who raised them all to be good and some single mom who thinks shes a queen while wearing a pyjamas...

Being a mom isn’t a job, it’s a chosen lifestyle.. anyone who treats parenting like a job is doing it wrong!💯

@wtchtower

Жыл бұрын

they got mixed up with an inappropriate word that someone use to describe a status. Bill Burr is one them hehehe or else, if he had noticed it, that would be the 1st thing he would mention....parenting is not a Job, work or even worst, a Hobby. All 3 are status that one can be hired, get paid for or can Earn out of it.

@MrPlainPizzaGAMING

Жыл бұрын

well put.

@joer8432

Жыл бұрын

She didn't have pets when she was growing up. That explains why she thinks being a parent is tough good.

@joer8432

Жыл бұрын

Damn spell check. Was supposed to say that' explains why she thinks that being a parent is a tough "job" not "good" 🤣 Thanks for liking.

@mnomadvfx

Жыл бұрын

It's not even a lifestyle, it's a part of the natural life process that exploits instincts bred into all animals and refined over hundreds of millions of years to the point that we do stupid things for our weak and screaming offspring so that they grow up and carry on the species. Once those instincts get triggered they are very difficult to ignore simply because they are hard wired into our brains at a level below all of the logical thought producing grey matter - it's practically our ancient lizard brain operating system directing us like living meat puppets.

I'm a single dad, 13 and 11. My ex is in med school and has been out of state for years so it's just me. And my youngest is an autistic girl, they are both going through puberty, and it's still the second easiest job I've ever had lol. And as someone who's done those extremely physical jobs,etc me tell ya, the more physically demanding the job is, the more mentally demanding it is. Try working the oil field, every few minutes you have to convince yourself to fight through pure exhaustion and pain and shittt weather because you know a moment of mental slowness could kill you and your whole crew. The stakes are high in parenthood, trust me I get that, but dealing with my daughters autism or anything else difficult about parenthood has never caused me to wake up in the middle of the night in shock because I see the rig instead of my bedroom.

@blakec8549

Жыл бұрын

@Connor Dakoz thanks man, good luck to you and your awesome brother

@scottgarland335

Жыл бұрын

Stunning and brave

@scottgarland335

Жыл бұрын

I am a single father also. Doing what I have to do.

@craveztv4457

Жыл бұрын

🙌 respect

@iwrestledabearonce87

Жыл бұрын

Good for your bruh, I've been in gas & oil for about 15 years, from being a laborer, for a pipeline company, in Appalachia. To actually building well pads. To then fracking them. To installing poly line gas systems in LANDFILLS. To hanging off mountainsides doing slip repair for pipelines and it drives me nuts sometimes when my female friends say "oh you have no idea how hard it is though. It's just a different kind of hard." Let me tell these disbelievers something... while working, I helped raise my ex's kids, from the age they were 1 up until they were 7 and 8...annnddd nothing compares to some of those jobs whether it be the demanding hours, to the pressures and stress once I became an operator but still labored. I just wish I could switch some of my female friends for a week just to enlighten them

Girl you are now a professional Bill Burr reactor. You got the tear towel ready. Bill can mess up some make up if you aren't carful.

@brittreacts

Жыл бұрын

Lol!!!

Bill picked a good example. As a young man I worked two summers roofing in Southern California (inland) and it was brutal. Although the three years I spent as a enlisted combat arms soldier is certainly right up there. Every job has seemed soft and cushy since, even when they weren't really.

I became a widow when my youngest was 8 years old. It was tough times often, working two jobs, then being a single mom with all the household chores when I got home. That being said, it was the most rewarding time of my life. Now I have beautiful grandkids to spoil. They think it's terrific to come and spend the weekend at the farm with Mema. Their tune might change when they get a bit older and I have them doing chores for the horses. haha! I sugar them up and send them home when they're bouncing off the walls. lol

@gergelyadamhorvai3020

Жыл бұрын

nice 🙂

5:19 , No mam it's because of the Outrageous Statements made by some women saying it's the 'most difficult job on the whole planet' , that's y he's giving few very easy examples of difficult jobs out of many more he probably can name 😅😅😆 . My mother openly admits it's much better to raise me than to be in risky situations , face criminals etc. Like my father who's in the forces. it's highly rewarding when your child smiles back at you / is happy bcs of you, which makes up for any difficulty trying to raise them , many jobs are not That rewarding emotionally.

It is not a job when it's done with LOVE ! It is a job when it's done with self interests at heart ❤️

@TheVanillatech

Жыл бұрын

KABOOOOOM! Well said brother.

That Duracell commercial is real, by the way. I looked it up after I first saw that bit and it was 10x funnier afterwards.

@ronnie926

Жыл бұрын

Me too lol

My 2 kids moved in with me as toddlers after my split and I was just myself with them AND I worked...for 14 amazing years. I have to be honest and say it is NOT the hardest job in the world lol far from it. Its the opposite. Being a single father was the most rewarding thing I've ever done.

Motherhood is a difficult job but nowhere near the hardest. He even states it as it being difficult but not the hardest. Bill Burr spitting the facts

Bill Burr is the man, he's 95% right and hilarious at the same time! Check out his shows: Let It Go(7parts I believe), Paper Tiger(his show in England), and his Netflix show in Red Rocks! Also his Fat people/Macdonald's bit is hilarious! I love your reactions!

@gerardovivanco5631

Жыл бұрын

95%? 100% man!!!!

@karlschmitt6359

Жыл бұрын

@Gerardo Vivanco I don't agree with everything he says 100% percent of the time, it would depend on what he's talking about! A prime example would be the Philly Rant, I found that to be gross and his incessant cursing was not funny to me, but again, most of the time things he talks about i agree with and find funny, hence why I said "95%!"

I once tried the whole stay at home parenting thing, while my wife worked since she had a great job and made way more than I did. I will say this, I remember thinking yeah this isn't as much as fun as I thought it would be, but is it the hardest job? No.. I've had harder jobs. I worked on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, I worked in law enforcement, I worked in oil field construction in sub zero weather, and hot weather with bugs all over me in the summers in Alaska, I longshored, I worked outdoors all day in Arizona all year round including 120+ degree days in summer. I digged ditches, I helped build a refinery, I worked in a fish processing plant.. Sorry, parenting is not the hardest job.. Bill is right. If you disagree, go try doing some of those jobs.. then you'll realize being a parent is actually a privilege that not everyone gets to be, It's not a job. It's a privilege.

@IASP17

Жыл бұрын

I like seeing more and more people like you saying its not a job. I always refused to call it a job. its ridiculous and kinda sad if people view that as being a job.

@laudanum669

Жыл бұрын

@Ryan T Yeah, I have had a few of the same jobs as you. Working construction on days that are so hot and humid that you are soaked with sweat in the first 10 minutes of the day. Or when it's -10 degrees and you can't even wear gloves because that just doesn't work with pounding nails or running a saw. My late father worked on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise and not only did he say it was super hard but often scary and risky as hell. There are few real men left in this world and it's sad to say there aren't a lot of boy's being raised to be real men anymore.

@jacobsmith1997

Жыл бұрын

​@@laudanum669 Was -49°C here in January, guys who don't show up on those days don't keep their job long.

Get you some ‘Philly Rant’ if you want see how raw and brilliant Bill Burr is. Legend

I am the father of three children. I was a single parent for a couple years to one of them. In a number of ways, especially emotionally, I was more a mother to my kids than their mother (my wife, by the way). Being a father (and kind of a surrogate mother) was in no way, shape, or form a chore to me. On the contrary, it was a great adventure that I'd do all over again in a heartbeat. It was not a difficult job. It was an absolute delight. My impression is that mothers think being a mother is a difficult job because they obsess so much over being a mother hen and getting things perfect and making their kids as perfect as they can, that they forget to just relax and ENJOY their kids. Your household doesn't have to be maintained in a perfect state. Your kids' clothes don't have to be perfect. You don't have to obsess whether your kids are embarrassing you in public when they're just being kids. Just ENJOY them! I think dads can enjoy their kids so much more because dads don't sweat over the petty little things. Your kids will survive just fine even if they don't pick their socks up off the floor. They'll grow up and run off and live their own lives faster than you can imagine, and you'll hardly see them after that and wish to hell you could go back to having "the most difficult job in the world." Now in my waning years, literally the ONLY thing that keeps me going, that has any true meaning in my life, are my three kids and my granddaughter. It sure isn't some career or fancy social life. Difficult job, my ass! Parenthood is the only life line I have. (P.S. Just because you're not free to go out and live the social high life as much as you want does NOT mean being a mother is a difficult job. It means you're being a selfish asshole.) (P.P.S. Do you even understand English? Oprah declared motherhood THE MOST DIFFICULT job on the planet. Oprah is the one who introduced extremism into the topic. So Bill has every right to compare motherhood to THE MOST EXTREME jobs he can think of. That's how superlatives work. Superlatives (like the word "most") by definition are all about extremes.) (P.P.P.S. I hope you were looking in the mirror when you said, "Petty petty petty petty petty petty boots!" You chose behavior that created your daughter, now you get to live with the consequences. To whine about how being a mother restricts your selfish desire go live the high social life is PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY! PETTY BOOTS!) Don't you love how I need to keep editing in more comments as I watch her reactions to the video?

@Dee-JayW

Жыл бұрын

BEST COMMENT ❤❤ would have loved more PPPPS’s 😂😂

My mom said into her 70s you never stop raising your kids.🤘 I had a tiny chihuahua dog that passed last summer. People said it was a funny site to see me walk her. Im 6ft5 300lbs she was smaller than my foot..🤣

@deeznuts3145

Жыл бұрын

More power to you. Dogs make better friends then humans.

That hairstyle is cute AF 😍

Speaks facts real deal legend Bill Burr

Being a Mom (or Dad) may not be the "most difficult" job....but it is certainly one of the most important.

Being a parent is not a job, it is a calling, a privilege. 🤗❤

I got to be a stay home dad for about 3 months. And after the first week i couldnt wait to get back to work.

Bill spitting faxxx.

Truth hurts....single dad here with 2 kids and it isn't the hardest job..not even close.

I can relate to the Pitbull story. One day in the Summer a few years ago I was underneath my car changing the oil. I had my sandals on and all of a sudden I felt something cold and wet on my toes. i peaked out and there's this massive Pitbull sniffing my feet. Well I like dogs and didn't freak out and talked to him as I crawled out and he was into letting me pet him aggressively. So I made a couple quick basketball moves of dodge and weave and he got into it. He just wanted to play. I eventually told him to go home. I saw him a few more times because this neighborhood is full of dog owners that don't believe in the leash laws.

Been a single, full time father to two boys for 16 years. Literally every other job Ive had has been infinitly harder. Being a parent is not that hard. Its annoying sometimes, stressful, tiresome etc... But so was all my other jobs too, only its wasnt sometimes, it was literally every god damn day AND it included heavy lifting, dangerous operations and in about half the cases the moat horrendous weather imaginable. One of the worst jobs Ive ever had was manually loading and unloading reinforcement irons on cargo ships. Standing on the docks in 50mph winds, -20 degrees with sea water washing over your every other minute... Yea, Id rase 14 kids simultaneously rather than go back to that. Here is the problem with womne saying "motherhood is the hardest job". Its cuz they dont actually know what HARD work is. all the ACTUALLY hardand dangerous jobs are between 99% and 100% male staffed. I know what its like to be a single parent, the vast majority of women have no fakking idea what hard labor is. I just turned 40 this week and I have back problems and busted knees like you would find on a senior citizen. Parenting my boys was like vacation.in comparison. Women tend to confuse "hard" and "important". Being a parent is the most importnat job anyone can ever do... But its not even remotely close to the hardest job in the world.

I'm a single father and being a parent is so easy. I think it's different for men and women because women get mentally exhausted super easy. Men don't really have to deal with that in the same way. Most everything is the same except physical exhaustion, so that's why we compare it to those jobs when people say it's a job.

@JohnSmith-zf3yk

Жыл бұрын

It's more society-induced ignorance. Being a parent seems like a really tough job when you compare it to being a secretary, nurse, or teacher. Women don't have to factor in oil rig jobs and the like. Before they have to endeavor in far riskier/harder jobs on the market they can just open their legs and be a full-time mom instead. Is parenting hard? Oh hell yeah it is. Does it even break the top 50 hardest jobs? Not by a long shot. It's hard because it's full-time and it's important(your kids' futures). Calling it the "hardest job in the world" is just ignorant bullshit, lol.

@ramgoingh.a.m.2201

Жыл бұрын

Nah it doesn't matter if your a Dad or Mom, taking care of kids is mentally exhausting for EVERYONE.

@BlueRedGooGoo

Жыл бұрын

@ramgoingh.a.m.2201 not really. Shits super easy from all my experience

@nathanielmorey2800

Жыл бұрын

@@BlueRedGooGoo I won’t assume you do less house work but it being so much easier for you makes me have to ask if you do less house work. That’s the part that gets exhausting

@BlueRedGooGoo

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanielmorey2800 I'm a single father and work over 50 hours a week.

You are seriously the prettiest reactor on KZread! Glad I came across your channel

With much respect, let me just say that your husband is a blessed man & I'm quite sure that your daughter loves her mommy too!!!

@brittreacts

Жыл бұрын

🥺🥺🥺 thank you so much

@princerak8881

Жыл бұрын

big simp he is

'Why don't you just rescue an alligator and we'll stick it under the bed.' LMFAO! Gets me every single time.

It's COMEDY, it's extreme to make it FUNNY!

"Mixed with what? another pit bull?" roflmao

Ahahaha… Bill got you. He got under your skin a little bit. Bill refers to being a stay at home mom as a dream job. No time clock. You’re off the grid. Love this guy. Thanks for the reaction.

New here but I’m happy you found someone in your life to merry ❤

Way back in my 20s my wife, 2y/o boy and I lived in an apt. The couple across the hall were about the same age and had a kid. Hal and I got home from work at almost exactly the same time. In the summer, we didn't even bother to go into our apts when we got home. We got out of our cars and walked immediately to the swimming pool to pick up the kids, the wives, and their foo-foo drinks.

Your reactions make BB even more hilarious.

Lol you had to know he’d make a solid and hilarious argument

Thank you for sharing and the honesty. The world needs more of you.

@chopperchopper1418

Жыл бұрын

NO IT DOESN'T 🤣🤣🤣

Only through your intro, and I'm already laughing - knowing what's coming. 🤣🤣

He is my favorite comedian. Mixes reality and honesty

Bill Burr is the funniest!!

You love Bill, and I love you 😍😍😍😍

Bill Burr , Rocks

11:11 Hahaha, you're right. That's not Rumpelstiltskin, that's Bill Burr! 🙂

"... They found it by the Los Angeles River." "O Dear *GOD..."* Hehehe. 🤪🤪🤪

he didn't say it wasn't hard! he said it's not THE HARDEST!

I really like that you called his brand of comedy "a-hole" comedy.

It doesn't matter what topic Bill is talking about, if it relates to your life it hits SO close to home in the very best way. Bill may exaggerate for comedic value, but it's all based in truth.

Kevin did so much mayhem in "Home Alone" that they had to contain him

Bill is spot on - it’s not the hardest job.

Motherhood is the most important but not the most difficult job on the planet.

Several years ago my wife was given one-day-at-a-time calendar. The quote for Mother's Day was "One child is not enough, two is far too many."

Hey Britt I only recently stumbled across your channel on one of my many H-Mack binges and I just gotta say that I absolutely love your reactions! Your positivity, your attitude, your sense of humor. Just everything about you I am here for all of it. Cherry on top you are freakin gorgeous and your husband is a lucky man! Please keep the reacts coming!!!

@brittreacts

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

Truly cracking up... so funny.. We had 3 king Shepards and a rescue.. pitbulll shepard mix.. Piggy was the sweetest dog ever

This is a real commercial. I've seen it had the same reaction. Lol

I don't know who is funnier. Bill Burr, or watching you react to him! You hurt my stomach from laughing at you! Keep it up girl! You are the funniest reactor by far!!!!!!

i have enjoyed the double watching for the 50th time this gig and watching you reacting at this!! best reaction evah!

Honest, funny reactions from a beautiful woman. What's not to like? Love this Channel, and Bill Burr!

And still somehow missed the point😂 he’s using extreme jobs to prove the point that “its not the hardest job on the planet”. “Of course i know the job is hard but the hardest on the planet?”

Being a police officer in a city, a paramedic, a firefighter, in the military

Lol. You analyzed his comedy half way thru. He’s comparing extremes on both sides, being a full time mother and extreme physical jobs. Btw I like your energy on the reaction. You should check out bills podcast when he start arguing with Nina his wife.

Bill Burr is like George Carlin in that he tries to make the audience aware of the words we use.. We tend to over exaggerate or think some words are off limits whereas it's how we use the words that is important. I love comedy for this.

AIK Final 1 jump!!!

I’ve got that shirt; one of my favorites. RIP Biggie!

"Don't punt Yorkies" would be a great t shirt!

Thank you for saying he actually gets it. That’s the point with great comics. They get it.

It’s a hard job if you want to stay sane … it’s just satire what he’s saying I totally agree with him 😂

Motherhood is the most IMPORTANT job.

Hes my favorite comedian

Your judge judy impression was fire 🔥

It is a difference between difficult and importance

Being a mother is one of the hardest "responsibilities," yes; job, no

So hooked on Bill burr I've watched so many people react to him I love seeing everyone's reaction. And love your reactions to him and always you look very beautiful 😊❤

Loved your reaction!!!

Truck driver, mother, fisherman... these are all noble positions that have their place in fostering a healthy society.

love your reactions!

I was a single dad for years and I’ve also been a janitor. Being a janitor was 10 times more difficult.

Have you done his Philly Rant?? Prolly a whole lot of it you would be bleeping out. But it's Bill OFF THE HOOK!!! Going after a Philly crowd that was booing every comedian in the show. Bill comes out and freakin tears them apart in every way for like 11 minutes straight!! It was EPIC!!! It MADE him a LEGEND!!!

God bless you and your family ..God is good! ..we love Bill's hyperbolic take on things ..and how he plays both sides of the spectrum so WE CAN ALL LAUGH together like it use to be without getting all bent out of shape. I just wish he would lighten up on the F-bombs every minute ..he would still be hilarious with out the word because of his clever "out of the box" take on things. ..but he did grow in Boston ..and maybe he felt this would level him up on the streets since he believed he looked like Ron Howard and Howdy Dudey.

Being a mother is the hardest job. Ego clapping own shoulder off the chart :D

Love Your Reaction!

I'll never be able to unsee that now 😂. He totally did when he had hair. 😂

Bill exposes, enhances, minimizes, and spins events and human nature. He's a comedian for crying out loud. He's rough because life can be rough. He doesn't tell others what to believe. When people can laugh at themselves a potential awakening may occur that promotes healthy, critical thought. When comedy punches me in the face I don't feel pain, I get the "aha" effect.

I love when someone reads the title of a Bill Burr bit and doesn’t agree with it. Then 2 minutes in say alright he’s making good points. 😂 Bill is one of the greatest!

Love him. Bit as a single mom of 2 working FT, I will say this is the hardest thing I've ever done. And to make my sons school schedule work and daycare for my daughter so I can work FT, I took a job at a daycare. So I spend 9 hours a day with twenty 3 year olds and my daughter goes there and it's by my sons school so it works. But I literally NEVER get a break from snot, kids, or tantrums. I'd pay anything for 24 hours without a kid around! And I make crap money. But I had to find something that worked in both kids schedules as I left DV so the dad can't be involved. Single moms, we are the real MVP's.

You know what a job entails when you apply for it

My mom was a kindergarten teacher in the 60's and 70's. She had 2 half-day classes with 35 kids each. No mom today with even 2 or 3 kids has a hard job.

Britt...do not forget, it's comedy!

I love this young lady reactions

Mixed with what? Another pit bull? Always gets me🤪 And that Duracell commercial is real. Remember seeing it a long time ago.

I love it when I see you want to disagree with him but you laugh at his performance because you know he's right :)

Your smile... 💗💗💗💗

the actual topic of this bit is "exaggeration" = being a Mom is the "most difficult job on the planet" +"rescueing" a dog...he just makes straight crystal clear what the terms "most difficult" + "rescueing" actually mean.

He's talking about stay-at-home mothers, not all mothers. My mom was a single parent raising two kids. She had a physically demanding job as a housekeeper, while being a nanny which means she was a parent to two other children that weren't her own. And then she came home to be a mother to us. I can honestly say she had to take a good long nap just to get to level "exhausted". No glass of wine or Price Is Right for her.

Being a ground soldier engaged in war with hand-to-hand combat is the most difficult job in history. Try it sometime. I did. Luckily I survived.

"Don't punt Yorkies". Oddly specific rule

🤣🤣🤣the truth hurts like heck,, lol,,a punt is with the foot, not the arm, 🤣🤣

I think his point is being a mother is hard, but he took exception to it being called the hardest job.

Congratulations.

Oh please! I raise two boys by myself while working n going to school n being with my boys was the most relaxing part of my life! You gotta hate your kids if you think is difficult to stay home n raise kids! 😉😉😉😉

Mother's don't get a timeout. I can't even babysit without going nuts. Imagine having the flu and having to take kids to school, make them meals, pick them up, take them to practice, etc etc. for at least a decade, two decades of that. And if you ask the moms its all worth it. I can't even comprehend that. Love knows no bounds is what that means. Any moms out there going on three decades. Lol.