I feel bad for elderly drivers because people always blame them but really we should have better public transportation where people who can’t drive aren’t desperately trying to.

@CadgerChristmasLightShow

2 ай бұрын

Excellent point, public transit would almost completely solve that problem. Elderly people need to be required to do testing to keep their license either way though.

@CourtneyHillegas-nn9gf

2 ай бұрын

Idk I live in a place where public transportation is decent enough to able to grocery shop and stuff like that, and the elderly drivers here STILL just don’t wanna give up their licenses. It’s about their pride a lot of the time.

@emrys1921

2 ай бұрын

Definitely need better public transportation! And with that, revoking license from elderly individuals that should NOT be driving.

@randie_smiles

2 ай бұрын

The only issue is even if they have better transportation, they get upset at the thought of not driving themselves anymore

@kaylajackson1599

2 ай бұрын

You said it perfectly. I live in a city where there is no public transportation other than Uber or Lyft so I always worry about older drivers who aren’t technologically inclined enough to utilize those services, and put themselves on the road.

Link just casually throwing nana under the bus😂😂

@mordecai2169

2 ай бұрын

nana better take the bus instead

"She-nana-gans, that's why it's called that!" - Link has so many underrated comments..

@rebmichelle

2 ай бұрын

I just came to say the same thing! Also reminds me of the “if he’s gonna shenan once, you best bet he’s gonna shenanigan”

My dad (68) is a retired IT manager and has been technologically ahead of me my entire life. I go to him for tech and computer issues instead of the other way around! I'm lucky!!

@IzumisChild

2 ай бұрын

Same. My dad worked for AOL back in the day, met my mom on the internet over 30+ years ago and is ALSO frequently better at tech than me but I have my moments. XD Funny thing is, he only recently got a smart phone and it's a simple plan. He's more into computers.

@emrys1921

2 ай бұрын

Yep. Makes sense if it was their profession. 😵‍💫

@alieldremy

2 ай бұрын

​@@IzumisChild Woah 30+ years ago, How did they meet?, if you dont mind me asking

@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111

2 ай бұрын

30 years ago. AOL. Maybe should check some people for reading comprehension skills before we let them vote. Maybe make an internet license that is attached to that.

@Humanh8red

2 ай бұрын

@@alieldremyprobably aol lol

Omg here in Canada, once you get 80, you have to take a road test every year.

@zerocraic3966

2 ай бұрын

Im Canadian but didnt know that. I love it

@TracyKMainwaring

2 ай бұрын

no you don't. It's a written test and vision test in Ontario. At least, my inlaws didn't mention a road part!

@OnyxMoneyDrops

2 ай бұрын

These laws change by province.

@J777RP

2 ай бұрын

Such a great idea . Definitely would help in the USA with safety for not only our elderly but everyone on the road.

@jetta.silence6356

2 ай бұрын

Not in my province. At 75 you take the vision test. And you have to take a medical exam I believe.

Not Rhett just literally fixing the entire DMV problem 😂

@samuelparker7280

2 ай бұрын

The DMV can't even keep their printers working lol. But there are supposed to be working simulators 😂

They wanted to take my Dad's license away after his stroke. He had to recertify after the stroke so they had him take a test on the driving simulator. He absolutely tanked because it's not the same experience at all. He wouldn't accept the decision so they had him go to an actual driving school. He took a driving test with an instructor in the passenger seat, me in the back and the guy said he was one of the best drivers he's ridden with.

@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111

2 ай бұрын

Glad your dad is okay. 👍🏻

@princesscherry5217

2 ай бұрын

& he should still have to retake that test every year. even a year seems risky bc a lot can happen to your health in 6 months. it’s not just about your father’s safety, but everyone else’s. every single time i have heard of someone driving THROUGH a building, it is an elderly person. and that’s just one example.

@Psychobob

2 ай бұрын

@@princesscherry5217 I'd be fine with people around 65+ having to take tests regularly to keep their licence and such.

I don't know if this is contraversial, but EVERYBODY should have to retake the practical driving test with every renewal. And the test should be updated if necessary. Nobody where I live had to learn how to do traffic circles, but somebody in their infinite wisdom decided to start putting them all over the place. 3 guesses how well that's working and the first 2 don't count. And the number of people who just don't seem to comprehend what a turn signal is for...

@margueritecahoon

2 ай бұрын

All of this... Then we put a two lane turn lane in.... oh boy!

@veearell

2 ай бұрын

the roundabout is not the problem in this situation lol

@Lin.Stone.

2 ай бұрын

Young people drive old and Old people drive young.😂

Rhett said it perfectly! Old people are some of the scariest drivers I swear, and they are just let to drive these 2 ton bullets without an intervention.

@cindypetersen8528

2 ай бұрын

16 year olds are way scarier than senior citizens behind the wheel

@gellis24

Ай бұрын

@@cindypetersen8528Incorrect

The neighbour needs a mobility scooter 💙

@ZezeMimi

2 ай бұрын

Or a physical therapist! I have seen them do wonders to get elderly in my life moving and grooving again.

The "..WHAT" when Link described the greased up bouncy house

For the driving topic, they need to change it to where you need to renew your license every 3 years and every should be required to take the driving test in order to get your license renewed. There are too many people on the road that should never be there.

I was 49 when I saw Lorde in concert. At one point, I did wonder why I'm taking life advice from a 21 year old, but the music did 'speak' to me.

Loved the story of nanna buying another car after hers was taken. Thats old school American lol.

I absolutely agree that there should be some kind of re-testing done for proficiency at a certain age for driving. There's a llooottt of dangerous elderly drivers on the road, but there are also some competent ones still around.

Im 78, a widow,.sometimes I have to turn my hat around pffft mythical old bat Lesley

We are watching Link turn into a grumpy curmudgeon before our eyes.

@oliverkibbe860

2 ай бұрын

i used to watch gmm as a kid and then started watching it again now that i’m older and i swear to god this thought crosses my mind every episode

It's obvious that the "We dug a medium sized hole" idea was Link's! He just really loves digging holes!😂

Hope Ski Mask sees this and sends Link and his son tickets. Ski is such a chill dude that I feel it might be possible.

Backward hats are only acceptable until roughly 102yrs old but after that, spin that bad boy around

This might be controversial, but I personally think age is just a number, and if there is something that brings you joy and no-one is getting harmed, you should have the right to do it at any age. I think it especially applies to music. If you like a type of music younger people like, then you do you. At some point, there will most likely be a time when you can't do the things you love because of health reasons, but while you still can, live life to the fullest.

wow. I haven't seen Link this decisive on any subject ever....

OMG - I’m 63 and I’m that IT “gal” - still working as a consultant for global companies and education….and fixing every little computer issue for my family (all adults, mind you). I created and installed minecraft mods for my boys when they were young! 😅

Link should not criticize anyone on dance moves.😂

Link knowing Ski Mask the Slump God is something I never in a million years expected

Rhett and Link talking about ski mask is something id never expect lmao, maybe they would like some of X's slower versatile stuff

@KATZFEY

2 ай бұрын

there’s a picture of link wearing his chain somewhere lmao

@onyxgothicc

2 ай бұрын

There's a video of Link dancing at a Lil Yatchy concert that went viral a while back lol...His music taste goes hard

@maciemarierocks123

2 ай бұрын

never thought me and link would have similar music taste 😂

I know a 91 year old that can drive perfectly fine. I also know many people in there 20s and 30s who can't drive worth a damn.

@Lin.Stone.

2 ай бұрын

Very true

I’m 38 and love hip hop… I still like trick or treating too.

I would love to see Link at Ski Mask the Slump God shows

As a 30 year old man who wears backwards hats i refuse to stop ever simply because of this More.

@smakies5331

2 ай бұрын

We are sending the Good Mythical Police.

@reallydanan7375

2 ай бұрын

@@smakies5331 they'll never take me alive!

@jordanliebman748

2 ай бұрын

I’m a 30 year old man and I stand with you bröther

@k7l3rworkman97

2 ай бұрын

I’m 30 and wear a backwards hat sometimes 🥲 (literally wearing one in my pfp)

@reallydeadguy

2 ай бұрын

I love how this comment is outing all the losers lmao

A brimless baseball cap? Was he wearing a beanie lol

@ImSorryLittleOne

2 ай бұрын

Literally what i was thinking. lol

@nomoresaul

2 ай бұрын

A beanie is softer, more like a sock on your head lol

@djroberts2188

2 ай бұрын

@@nomoresaul I have a Duluth trading one that's thin and doesn't have a fold. It does look like a hat a bit

@aSinisterKiid

2 ай бұрын

I have a Brimless hat and I am 41. But I wear it for work, because I'm a welder and it's sort of a thing in the industry. I can't wear a fitted hat under my welding helmet cuz the way it mounts to your head, the baseball cap interfere's with it. We call them "skullys" since they just cover skull from getting burned haha

@TiffanyAllen1784

2 ай бұрын

@@nomoresaulNot necessarily. As a Brownie Girl Scout in the 90s, part of our uniform were hats called beanies. They were like a brimless felt/wool hat, not a knit winter hat. It’s odd if that’s what he was wearing, as they don’t pop up in many contexts, but they do exist. 🤷‍♀️

I have always loved the idea of a proper driving test not just the paper or eye test. Starting at 75 and up

Now I see why Trevor left for Smosh, his backwards baseball caps were giving Link a bad impression.

@thespankmyfrank

2 ай бұрын

He didn't leave Mythical though, he's just part cast on Smosh and part crew on Mythical

@M3rlin257

2 ай бұрын

He didn't really leave though. Like you just saw him in GMM

@DetChesmond

2 ай бұрын

Guys, it's a joke...

@DetChesmond

2 ай бұрын

@@M3rlin257 Have you planted cameras in my house? 🤨

@M3rlin257

2 ай бұрын

@@DetChesmond NoOoOo... Definitely not... That's... Preposterous. Don't like look around or anything though. (That genuinely made me laugh thanks for that)

unfortunately in the us it would be impossible to pass legislation to require older adults to retake a driver's test. the elderly are the most active voters and any politician that suggested it likely wouldn't get far. but i agree that it should happen.

@nomoresaul

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know. They’re also the people who are most likely to complain about safety and how everyone is getting into accidents lol

Makes me miss my grandma!!

@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111

2 ай бұрын

Makes me miss all my grandparents and parents.

Backwards hats i think are more common depending what area of the country you're in. From NY and wouldn't think twice about it.

Honestly, everyone would do well to get retested for driving every-so-often.

@nuttygirl83

2 ай бұрын

Good point. There are many people that seem to have forgotten the rules of the road. There are certain intersections that make me extremely nervous because many don't know when to yield and when they have the right of way if there are not signs. I have to stop often when I shouldn't have to because people just don't follow the rules. Or people that try to let people go when they should go first. It isn't always nice, it can really mess things up and cause accidents. Driving is scary!

Y'all did a whole More on the topic of why public transit and dense walkable places are so important.. If you want dignity in old age, you gonna live in a place where you can get around without a car.

@urioriari34

2 ай бұрын

Calling it "dignity" is a little far. You think it's embarrassing to need help with something?

link needs to go to a ski mask concert his stage presence is sooo good i loved seeing him

I'll be back when you guys become seniors and see what your opinion of today's episodes are 😊

@nomoresaul

2 ай бұрын

They need to do that

What activity should come with an age limit? Being the PRESIDENT.

AARP is the reason elderly people don't have any restrictions, they're the advocate for the elderly. Elderly drivers and distracted drivers are some of the top number of accidents in most cases. Look how many older adults drive through restaurants and store fronts.

@k7l3rworkman97

2 ай бұрын

I’m glad someone said it 😂❤

In my small town within about 2 years , 3 separate seniors drove through the drugstore.

Once you reach like 75, you should have to pass a drivers test every few years there on after

Anyway. Besides the driving you’re never too old to do any of these things if it legitimately makes you happy. Don’t let anyone make you feel ashamed for loving what you love or for just having fun

I went trick or treating until I went to college. My thought process was FREE CANDY! My friends and I had a great time.

In Ontario Canada, at 90 you have to retake a drive test every year you choose to drive.

did not expect a Yeat mention from Link today 😂 he never ceases to amaze me

Y'all are wrong about bounce houses. There's no age limit. You can jump, bounce, roll around without fear of breaking something. I'm 55 and I would do it

@nomoresaul

2 ай бұрын

There’s definitely an age limit, it’s at whatever age you feel embarrassed or would cause other people to be embarrassed lol

I had a bouncy house at my HS grad party. It was awesome!

I would rather the big kids go trick or treating than drive to some Halloween party. Let them have fun, Grandpa Link!

I think hats are personal and individual. I wore baseball caps when I was young (teens to early-mid 20s) and I usually wore them backwards, but they were the only hats I thought I looked good in, and it wasn't for lack of trying. Then a couple years ago I started wearing slouch beanies, because I never met a lesbian cliche I didn't like, and I love how they look on me.

@IzumisChild

2 ай бұрын

Slouch beanies are awesome! But I still wear a backwards cap in warmer months too.

Can I come over and have Rhett and Link do a recreation shift with me? Especially Link, he has learning and patience to do 😹

My great grandmother gave up driving las year, she is around 90. She is a very impressive person.

you can do whatever you want at any age (unless it endanges someone, of course) ... wear hats backwards, play in a bouncy house, trick or treat...... who cares? no one makes the rules for you. Have fun. Life is too short.

As a backwards hat wearer I feel personally attacked.

I last played in a bouncy house with and without children at a friend's wedding at age 37. And I would do it again!

In my opinion if its something that has no effect on others and is just something that makes you personally happy there's no age limit like wearing your hat backwards etc. For stuff like driving after 75 you should have a yearly simulator test like Rhett suggested but the problem is there needs to be better easily accessible support systems such as public transportation or community programs.

I had a bounce house for my bachelorette party!

@aSinisterKiid

2 ай бұрын

LOL that's a hilarious idea for something at a Bachelorette party. How did you arrive at the idea for it?

Here in Finland when you reach a certain age you have to go get checked to renew your license every 5 years, and when you get older its every year. I for one have a grandpa who's 94 and driving perfectly fine. Not necessarily to any new places anymore, but he can do the grocery store and the doctor appts just fine. Also we have a very functional public transit system so the elderly road chaos isn't really that big of an issue since they actually dont have to drive to get around.

My grandparents and mother call me for help, so I do it a lot.

"GG: Great glasses" 🤣

This episode turned into “Link’s Controversial Opinions Part 102”

Backward baseball caps don't look good on anyone other than ash ketchum, lol.

been waiting all day :) morning everyone

I’ll be 28 in a few days and I still wear my baseball cap backwards almost every time I wear it. It was actually when I was in college was when I started wearing it backwards lol

I don't always think Link's opinions are wrong. But when I do, it's because he's offending an extremely large group of people.

@2948jdjdj

2 ай бұрын

Are you by any chance in an acapella group

Literally as I was watching this an elder coworker needed help with Safari, lol.

My husband’s 101 year old uncle uses GrandPad He can talk to family members via video chat and we can share pictures and videos with each other. No need for a cell phone. It’s the size of an iPad mini, so he can take it wherever he goes.

Only Mr Ballen can look good with the backwards cap, IMO

@queenb1119

2 ай бұрын

Agreed! It makes him look so strange, dark and mysterious! 😉👍

@nomoresaul

2 ай бұрын

Only Ash Ketchum

So rhett finally admits he doesn’t know how to floss

GMM and GMMore for my birthday were such great gifts!!

Link is right on everything lmao

I think there should be an age limit for leaders of a country!!

You know what would be cool? If cities automatically supplied people with free (and quality!) public transportation to those that the government deems unable to drive. Those with disabilities and those who are unable to drive safely anymore would automatically qualify. It would be the same thing as government healthcare or disability benefits.

I agree with the re-doing the driving test after a certain age. Not all elderly people are bad drivers but some are

Good morning my fellow insomniacs

Link mentioning yeat 😭😭😭

To be fair, with public transit in America in the state its in, unless they have someone who can drive for them they dont really have a choice if they want to go anywhere

@aSinisterKiid

2 ай бұрын

Yeah especially in the midwest or other rural area's, public transportation isn't even an option for most people. Unless you live a city like New York or Philadelphia, then not driving is almost impossible for anyone. I live in the suburbs and it's still a 20min walk to my nearest bus stop.

Took my kid to see Jane’s Addiction and Smashing Pumpkins (bc Poppy opened and he was into that). He looooved Perry (JA). Would have taken him anyway, but it was a Poppy show with extras for him so boom. You can always take your kid to a concert.

@tobinsuke

2 ай бұрын

Get Poppy on your show. No lie. It would serve all of you.

an oiled up bounce house party is crazzzyy XD

Oh boy, Link would not approve of our kitchen crew. We all wear our hats backwards 😂

I agree with that renewal!!! My dad can’t feel his finger or toes but swears he can drive 😵

i work at a ups store so it's basically like helping everyone's grandparents

I'm 49 and I would love to be able to trick or treat. lol

One of the best GMM more episodes

I’ve read if you’re concerned about having your elder loved one driving, you can have a doctor help you approach that conversation so you’re not the “bad guy”.

Link talking about backwards hats... okay BOOMER 😂💖

Yes

So surprised that Rhett and Link still have living grandmas! Half of mine passed away before I was born.

I wear backwards hats and am a 28 year old female 🤣

I agree with Link with the backwards hat! It just doesn’t look good in general!

Ski and Yeat mentions in a video about limits for elders is something i never expected

Link's grandma does know how to use a flip phone according to Link's dad on dispatches. So she is at least a little bit with the new tech age!

Wow, Links story about his Grandma's car took a turn........hahahahaha

My mom has worked with computers since the early 2000's, but my dad still has a feature phone and has maybe once used a computer.

Thank you

I live in Maine where there is a huge elderly population some definitely should not be driving. I think there should 100% be a driving test that you have to take at a certain age it’d be safer for everyone

Yeah... Link is definitely old when he follows up conversation with "now what did we learn from this?" Is it just me or has Link aged like 20 years in the last couple years?

My grandmom was driving til she was 93 doctors said it was OK but she took the car in for inspection and there were do many problems with it I almost ran down to the mechanic and gave them a piece of my mind. She didn't get a new car because what's the point at 93 which definitely wound up being a good choice as she passed at 94 at the end of this January