I am an elder teen who never had a sibling. However, when I am the first person in an elevator, and there is another stranger in the elevator, I ask them for their floor and I press the button for them as well as for my floor. This is my way of looking like a mature and polite teenager, while I am mostly still enjoying the childish entertainment of pushing the elevator button.
Have you seen any of JK! Studios stuff or Studio C? they're sketch comedy not stand up so a bit different to this but they are HILARIOUS and their stuff is completely clean :)
R the middle seat used to be THE place to be. When kids get older, they hate it, dread it even, so then the front seat is the best. No having to squeeze up next to the other people!
The man walking on roadside had historical context. The man would typically walk there to prevent the lady's dress from getting splashed and it was seen as chivalrous and polite.
@@spiderinsocks2224 May I refer you to these two passages From the website www.primermagazine.com/2011/learn/the-history-behind-gentlemanly-action: "with the rise of wheeled vehicles and non-pedestrian streets, the proper escorting etiquette evolved over the years for outdoor environments. Today, when escorting a women outdoors, you should position yourself on the outside (closest to the street) to protect her from traffic, mud splashing, etc." From the website www.moderngentlemanmagazine.com/street-etiquette-how-to-walk-the-walk/: "For example if the road is filled with water ponds she might get splashed from passing by cars. "
@@ellarizzo8806 idk where you come from but in the UK it's to stop waste falling on them (this happened a lot in medieval Britain) just watch horrible histories
i think kids like pushing the button because it is a very easy way to control something in the real world that helps them do something to get on with their day but doesnt have huge complications or consequences if they do something wrong or make a mistake. it is just a button that takes them to a floor or get across the street so no bad can come from pushing the button unless it is broken. and it has the power to help the whole family so it may make them feel as though they have done something kinda important but not too important to stress them out
ah, Yeah! Maybe so! There's also that as adults I think we overlook how interesting many of the little details are. Like it _is_ pretty cool that it lights up when you push it, isn't it? It's fun.
@@vhp99 i hope he isn't being sarcastic because then it would kinda feel like a small attack towards me or belittling my insignificant yet thoughtful comment
My daughter and son are now 30 and 28, but still can remember doing this at 9 and 7! The talking/crying while inhaling was dead-on... Watching the drama unfold as their mom was exasperatingly ridiculous and hilarious at the same time, even then! I actually miss those days.
Us being a big family, we have a very sophisticated 'turn' system for everything, and I mean EVERYTHING! So we've not fought over these types of things for more than ten years because we all follow those self set rules 😂. But whenever someone tries to break them...the rules are reinforced so no-one forgets again 😂😂😂
That's actually something we can learn from kids. Make the daily things special, then every day is. Paying the groceries, pushing the buttons, sitting in the front. your life is gonna be filled with daily stuff, Make them epic, suddenly so is life.
Emma Haggerty yeah it’s easier now I’m old enough to drive and have a car and my sister doesn’t have her license. Only think now is arguing over who chooses music 🤣 I tend to win on the bases “I’m driving so I pick”
My dad and his sister used to do this thing called “I’ll cut, you pick” so if they had to cut something like a piece of cake in half to share, the person cutting would try and make it as even as possible so the other couldn’t pick the bigger slice. This always reminds me of that.
Mika Garrett I always pull that one on long car journeys. I threw up once on the way to Thorpe park and now whenever my sister tries to pull it my mum’s like “but your sister has actually thrown up before, so you sit in the back.” I’ve never been so glad that I’ve thrown up in my life
I'm 5'3" and stopped at that height when I was in middle school. My brother is 6'1". He was always trapped in the backseat because my motion sickness was so bad even driving through town would set it off. My mom had this tiny Toyota even with the seat pulled up he looked like this cramped sardine. Oh he used to kick my seat or put knees against the back and push. He used to start cruising when he had to get in, but he never outright argued about it. When you throw up on someone multiple times they learn that you're not faking it. He lives a long ways away so we don't see each other that often, but when we do, if I'm not driving, he'll even regulate his wife to the backseat. She gave him this look the first time he kicked her to the backseat and he just told her vomit would happen, everywhere, with startling accuracy to hit him on the face and he'd rather not be any more scarred for life than he was already.
Had to finally institute a system for our twins on who sits in the front. The 'oldest' sits in the front on odd days, the 'youngest' has even days. We started this 10 years ago and they still work things out equitably this way today!
Our mum had the rule of oldest in the front, non negotiable. I’m sure it saved so much drama! It was always exciting for me when my older sister didn’t come somewhere and my younger brother had to sit in the back mwahahaha 😂
In my experience, the want to push the lift button is less to do with actually wanting to push the button and more to do with the satisfaction of seeing your sibling(s) not be able to push the button (that feeling is possibly one of the most amazing feelings in the world)
Comedy at its brilliant best, especially considering that his subject is everyday life, instead of cracking jokes. He is an absolute genius at what he does! Binge watching his videos and they’re all great, particularly “The Scottish”.
So true! I started to tell them to call “shot gun” (who gets front seat) because I was trying to not play referee all the time that made things worse...fists started flying. It’s a constant battle and a constant learning curve for a parent. Best job ever though 🥰
I was an only child so I never had this problem but when an adult had to sit in the front with my mom and dad, I frowned amd was upset but had to stay quiet out of respect😁😂
Well this brings back memories! Not just with my siblings but my niece and nephews, oh lordie the arguments about whose turn it is for the front seat because I usually let them control to music. Half the car ride would be 5 Seconds of Summer, the other half hard rock. My other nephews always looked so shocked when they found out they could pick the music once they were big enough for the front seat. He did leave off whose turn it was to push the cart (or trolley for those outside of the U.S.).
Anyone remember racing to see who pushes the button first? I do. And the front seat! Hoo! The privileges of being the oldest. And for those with 3 siblings and 2 parents like myself, how as a young child, the tiny seat in the middle of the back seat was THE place to be, but as you get older, it’s hated, dreaded. "I went last time!” "It’s still your turn!” “No it’s not!” “Yes it is!” “If you go today I’ll go for the rest of the week.” "No you won’t!” “I promise! I will! Pinkie Promise!” “Ugh... OK then!” The whole argument starts again on the way back. Ah, the love!
I am the thought I was going to die person 😹😹😹 The walking roadside as protection bit reminded me of when I lived in N.Ireland, we had a bomb scare, the item was literally outside my bedroom wall, well PNSI came to evacuate, & walking me out he says I'll walk this side (side of possible bomb) in case it goes off it'll hit me, I thought this close & we both pate mate 😹😹😹 turns out was just some kid trying to disrupt exams as it was school grounds the other side of my wall
My mum asked my then about 4yo little sister which half of the banana she wanted. After some consideration she said "the one that is big sister's ".... cool. 😒😂 My kids will have freaking ninja wars for the elevator buttons. We have ONE elevator in our town. The competition gets REAL when we happen to use it.
In America we are encouraged not to let our kids sit up front until they reach 110 pounds as that is the weight usually needed to safely handle if the air bags go off it seems.
I once got in a lift and pressed the button. A mother and her son were also getting in and the boy said to her with "He didn't let me press the button".... forget for a second, all the parenting going on there with the sense of entitlement and his learned reaction of someone else having "done" something to him and the mild rudeness he displayed in making assumption and not asking if he could & then expressing it out loud. That all went through my head in a flash ) ...I turned and said quite clearly and with friendly clarity "Oh I love pressing the button too"
As the eldest sibling, I will admit that all of that is true. But then I got lazy and tired of it and now it's just funny to see my younger siblings squabble over miniscule stuff. And when I want the front seat (which I still do and I will hang on to that right 'till I die), I claim 'seniority rules' >:D
My dad negated our enthusiasm for sitting in the front on long car journeys as that person was then responsible for reading the map and directing the journey; of which a mistake would result in dad shouting at us. We preferred to sit in the back than have dad shout at us if we took a wrong turn/missed one. The anxiety wasn't worth sitting in the front for.
Once when I was on a bus, a kid (around 4 or 5 years old, or so) started singing "The Wheels On The Bus" except his words were "The children on the bus go iwannapushthebutton, iwannapushthebutton, iwannapushthebutton" which I thought was both hilarious and brilliant.
Doing the dishes as kids, my sister and I fought over who was going to wash and who would wipe. The house rule was "wiper up puts away". The washer" would look for items not put away or stored in the wrong place and report to Mum who really didn't want to know.
My friends always leave me on one side of the road and then have a go at me when im being safe. Jokes on you when you get hit. And another time i followed my friends and NEARLY DIED. so thats why i dont cross, especially with you.
Once my mum asked me to hold my little sister ( age 2) while she was upstairs. She got angry and tried to escape by leaning forward. When she failed, she basically sling-shotted herself back at me and her head hit my mouth like a rock. She bust my lip and knocked out a tooth that wasn't even ready to come out. 😒.😦.😣.😬.😁 ----------- my sister's mood escalation.
I realise I can't remember what the strong need to sit in the front of the car was for. What was the gratification lololol. Just can't remember. Now I'm just happy to sit anywhere in the car, where I can sleep and zone out. (I don't drive) But I'm an older sibling so I got to sit in the front more than my sis then, but boy did we have those moments...or fights for the front seat. Especially if you decided to be a thrill seeker and ignore the words "SHOT GUN!". Man , real drama lol, my sis would go insane. You know you're a grown up when as you're typing this all that's going through your head is "Poor mum!"
I never got to sit in the front lol I always got She's older, she's more experienced in life, she gets to sit in the front So I'd just be on me own, in the back Then now, at 15 years of age, I still sit in the back while my sister sits in the front, and when she's not going somewhere with us, I'll sit in the back, and I'll get: Why don't you sit in the front? It's just my natural instinct See, my sister was like the child every first time parent expects, and I was the one every parent tells you about, so I was just thrown in the back to give everyone some peace 😂😂
Everyone with a sibling has done one of these at some point in their childhood
I still do it now.
We still do it into our early adulthood.
I’m 14 and I still do all of these things
Yep!
Speak for yourself my sister still does. I'm going in the front! me too I'm the driver.
I'm 26 and my younger sister is 24 and we still race for the lift button...
Whose turn is it?
@@Bubbsmaster mine...always mine ( I cheat)
Ohh nooo!!! :D Why do you want to tap into tons of bacteria???!
@@goodtimes2536 because by getting to the button first I've proven myself better than my bitter foe... plus it lights up and dings!!
@@vanessachick551 Not worth it girl!! I HATE to touch public buttons, whatsoever what other people touches!!
I am an elder teen who never had a sibling. However, when I am the first person in an elevator, and there is another stranger in the elevator, I ask them for their floor and I press the button for them as well as for my floor. This is my way of looking like a mature and polite teenager, while I am mostly still enjoying the childish entertainment of pushing the elevator button.
Just realised, he is probably the rare comic who does not lace his Set with swear words.
He’s one of the few who can make me seriously belly laugh too 😂 No swearing necessary for comedy haha 😂
Nina Jensen .... Just give it time! He will they all! 😲.... 🇺🇸
Agreed he does throw in the occasional Sh*t but apart from that it’s quality content
please discover trevor noah
Have you seen any of JK! Studios stuff or Studio C? they're sketch comedy not stand up so a bit different to this but they are HILARIOUS and their stuff is completely clean :)
One of his kids has hit the dislike button. The other one’s not going to be happy when he finds out.
Turns out he has 24 kids! Who knew!
Savior Tower There was only one like when I wrote that.
Saviour Tower wow. You’re funny aren’t you
@@BarterTom
He was making another joke, not being literal or making fun of you. I thought the 24 kids comment funny & I laughed.
That is epic!
My brother has 3 small kids and they argue about who's turn it is to be sat in the middle!? I don't get it...I'd rather have a window seat.
Because you can see right through the middle to the front! No big seats blocking you.........😉
R the middle seat used to be THE place to be. When kids get older, they hate it, dread it even, so then the front seat is the best. No having to squeeze up next to the other people!
It's just something else to compete about and argue lol
omg me and my siblings literally used to do this😂😂
I always end up sitting in the middle when I car share with people, cause I’m smallest out our group. Oh how I long for a window seat
I just discovered him. What an amazing, classy comedian, brilliant jokes and most importantly he does not make people laugh at expense of others.
I LOVE Michael McIntyre's comedy
Also no vulgar gross jokes.. just simply about life!!!❤
Except his wife. Haha
"I will never understand racing for the lift button!"
Me: *chuckles nervously*
"is that the green man?" "NO! It's just another idiot,,," 😂😂😂
I have five brothers... that's all I'm saying.
Dang, did they all do this?
3 brothers, 2 sisters for me 😩
@@joeybuchanan8984 I would kill for a sister.
@@annemcdougall919and then you'd never get to see them 😆😆
I'm assuming you all lost track of who's turn it is and just fight over every turn opportunity and the winner gets to press the button 😂😂
The man walking on roadside had historical context. The man would typically walk there to prevent the lady's dress from getting splashed and it was seen as chivalrous and polite.
Splashed from.......
FBI splashed by passing cars (when there were a few), people in the streets, donkeys, horses, carriages etc
@@ellarizzo8806 nope, it's to stop the lady from getting a bucketful of pee tipped over their head from the windows above
@@spiderinsocks2224 May I refer you to these two passages
From the website www.primermagazine.com/2011/learn/the-history-behind-gentlemanly-action: "with the rise of wheeled vehicles and non-pedestrian streets, the proper escorting etiquette evolved over the years for outdoor environments. Today, when escorting a women outdoors, you should position yourself on the outside (closest to the street) to protect her from traffic, mud splashing, etc."
From the website www.moderngentlemanmagazine.com/street-etiquette-how-to-walk-the-walk/: "For example if the road is filled with water ponds she might get splashed from passing by cars. "
@@ellarizzo8806 idk where you come from but in the UK it's to stop waste falling on them (this happened a lot in medieval Britain) just watch horrible histories
i think kids like pushing the button because it is a very easy way to control something in the real world that helps them do something to get on with their day but doesnt have huge complications or consequences if they do something wrong or make a mistake. it is just a button that takes them to a floor or get across the street so no bad can come from pushing the button unless it is broken. and it has the power to help the whole family so it may make them feel as though they have done something kinda important but not too important to stress them out
ah, Yeah! Maybe so!
There's also that as adults I think we overlook how interesting many of the little details are. Like it _is_ pretty cool that it lights up when you push it, isn't it? It's fun.
Shaun Rambaran sad bugger
@@shaun_rambaran I genuinly hope you're being sarcastic.
Vindiya Panditha it doesn't make you a better person to be jaded
@@vhp99 i hope he isn't being sarcastic because then it would kinda feel like a small attack towards me or belittling my insignificant yet thoughtful comment
My daughter and son are now 30 and 28, but still can remember doing this at 9 and 7! The talking/crying while inhaling was dead-on... Watching the drama unfold as their mom was exasperatingly ridiculous and hilarious at the same time, even then! I actually miss those days.
Me and my twin sister are still arguing about sitting in the front... we’re 18
Lol
Same girl same
Take it like a boss. Driver and butler first row. Big boss lays on da couch.
I'm 17 and my brother's 18 and we still argue over the front seat. He always wins😥😥
Us being a big family, we have a very sophisticated 'turn' system for everything, and I mean EVERYTHING! So we've not fought over these types of things for more than ten years because we all follow those self set rules 😂. But whenever someone tries to break them...the rules are reinforced so no-one forgets again 😂😂😂
Thanks for all the Serotonin.😜
Laughter really is the best medicine. 👌
Amazing I’m binging his videos rn
I am too. Funniest guy I've seen in years.
Same!!!
famouslastwords 2019 same!
Same I’ve watched 6 in a row!
That's actually something we can learn from kids. Make the daily things special, then every day is. Paying the groceries, pushing the buttons, sitting in the front. your life is gonna be filled with daily stuff, Make them epic, suddenly so is life.
Can confirm, me and my sister are 22 and 17 respectively... still argue over who gets front seat
Just use the shotgun rule, that's wot I do. Once in sight of said car shout shotgun
I’m 16, and therefore the only one of my siblings who can drive (I’m the oldest), so I alway get the front cause I’m driving 😁
Emma Haggerty yeah it’s easier now I’m old enough to drive and have a car and my sister doesn’t have her license. Only think now is arguing over who chooses music 🤣 I tend to win on the bases “I’m driving so I pick”
My dad and his sister used to do this thing called “I’ll cut, you pick” so if they had to cut something like a piece of cake in half to share, the person cutting would try and make it as even as possible so the other couldn’t pick the bigger slice. This always reminds me of that.
Me and my brother do that!
Ahhh there was one sister who always wanted the biggest half and never made any attempt to ensure evens Shes still like that and we are over 30!!!
Me and my sister too. It would take FOREVER to cut the damn thing. Gotta make sure it's even. 🤣🤣
My sister and I still do this and we are over 50
If you get motion sickness, it is ALWAYS your turn to sit in the front. ;)
I always get the front, it's amazing
Mika Garrett I always pull that one on long car journeys. I threw up once on the way to Thorpe park and now whenever my sister tries to pull it my mum’s like “but your sister has actually thrown up before, so you sit in the back.”
I’ve never been so glad that I’ve thrown up in my life
I'm 5'3" and stopped at that height when I was in middle school. My brother is 6'1". He was always trapped in the backseat because my motion sickness was so bad even driving through town would set it off.
My mom had this tiny Toyota even with the seat pulled up he looked like this cramped sardine. Oh he used to kick my seat or put knees against the back and push. He used to start cruising when he had to get in, but he never outright argued about it. When you throw up on someone multiple times they learn that you're not faking it.
He lives a long ways away so we don't see each other that often, but when we do, if I'm not driving, he'll even regulate his wife to the backseat. She gave him this look the first time he kicked her to the backseat and he just told her vomit would happen, everywhere, with startling accuracy to hit him on the face and he'd rather not be any more scarred for life than he was already.
Owww yeah!! 😂 Front seat!!
Me and my brother both get motion sickness so we have to swap half way through so one has to suffer.
Me, the eldest, who has to just comply with what the other two want: •_• it's all coming back...
Lol I'm the youngest, and I always have to do what my brother wants. He gets the front seat, he gets the video games when he wants it
"and you left me to die?" 😂
I was supposed to be sleeping and I watched this and laughed so hard I was caught
Just a few minutes of Michael a day when my head gets wobbly with Covid & exams - really cheers me up 😃✌🏻
Had to finally institute a system for our twins on who sits in the front. The 'oldest' sits in the front on odd days, the 'youngest' has even days. We started this 10 years ago and they still work things out equitably this way today!
It is amaizing how he can fill with life and excitement that whole empty scene that doesn't feel empty at all once he is start talking and walking.
The fun thing about Michael's jokes is that they are so relatable... my hubbie and I often are on opposite sides of the street! :D
I'm 21, my younger brother is 13.
I still need to assert dominance whenever I meet up with my Mum in town and she offers me a lift back in her car
I'm 38. I still race against strangers in the train to sit by the window.
Why?
weird flex, bro
Ringing the bell on the bus was another big one.
And the window seat
God yes!
Never liked touching public buttons I’ve always used my elbow or I hope someone wants the same stop as me so they can press it
millions of people watch you but still underrated micheal lol cause your dance moves are amazing as everything you say or do 🤣🤣🤣
Our mum had the rule of oldest in the front, non negotiable. I’m sure it saved so much drama! It was always exciting for me when my older sister didn’t come somewhere and my younger brother had to sit in the back mwahahaha 😂
So funny, so true! And again, he is adorable!
In my experience, the want to push the lift button is less to do with actually wanting to push the button and more to do with the satisfaction of seeing your sibling(s) not be able to push the button (that feeling is possibly one of the most amazing feelings in the world)
That's one of the reasons I love him. No bad language just funny.
Lol How is he chubby??! He NEVER stops moving!!!! Lol I love this guy!
🤣🤣 Never a blue day after a Michael McIntyre watch 🤣🤣
It’s MY TURN to write this comment...
You did it last time and the time before and the time before that...
NO it’s MY TURN!!!!
Lol!
Comedy at its brilliant best, especially considering that his subject is everyday life, instead of cracking jokes. He is an absolute genius at what he does!
Binge watching his videos and they’re all great, particularly “The Scottish”.
Genuinely every single kid needs to watch this. Life would be a hell of a lot easier
So true! I started to tell them to call “shot gun” (who gets front seat) because I was trying to not play referee all the time that made things worse...fists started flying. It’s a constant battle and a constant learning curve for a parent. Best job ever though 🥰
I know I am a mom when I laugh so hard at all those jokes about raising kids.
I was an only child so I never had this problem but when an adult had to sit in the front with my mom and dad, I frowned amd was upset but had to stay quiet out of respect😁😂
Oh god I’m actually laughing so hard this man is gold
he is literally everyone and i love him for that
1:21
Michael: it's a skill that only children have
Also Michael: *does it and isn't a child*
“Sorry, have you not pushed the button?.. I thought you pushed the button... oh for god sake.” 🤣 literally my frustration at every crossing.
Well this brings back memories! Not just with my siblings but my niece and nephews, oh lordie the arguments about whose turn it is for the front seat because I usually let them control to music. Half the car ride would be 5 Seconds of Summer, the other half hard rock.
My other nephews always looked so shocked when they found out they could pick the music once they were big enough for the front seat.
He did leave off whose turn it was to push the cart (or trolley for those outside of the U.S.).
Omg the pushing the button is my brother's all over 😂😂
You are hilarious Mr. McIntyre... we all need a good laugh & YOU sir are the one I come to when I need a good belly laugh... so thank you :)
3:14 . . . I always thought the man walking on the curb side of the sidewalk was there to take the splash from the puddles.
Anyone remember racing to see who pushes the button first? I do. And the front seat! Hoo! The privileges of being the oldest. And for those with 3 siblings and 2 parents like myself, how as a young child, the tiny seat in the middle of the back seat was THE place to be, but as you get older, it’s hated, dreaded. "I went last time!” "It’s still your turn!” “No it’s not!” “Yes it is!” “If you go today I’ll go for the rest of the week.” "No you won’t!” “I promise! I will! Pinkie Promise!” “Ugh... OK then!” The whole argument starts again on the way back. Ah, the love!
Look, if you think there is anything in this world better than pressing the elevator button then you clearly need to try pushing the button
I am the thought I was going to die person 😹😹😹 The walking roadside as protection bit reminded me of when I lived in N.Ireland, we had a bomb scare, the item was literally outside my bedroom wall, well PNSI came to evacuate, & walking me out he says I'll walk this side (side of possible bomb) in case it goes off it'll hit me, I thought this close & we both pate mate 😹😹😹 turns out was just some kid trying to disrupt exams as it was school grounds the other side of my wall
“I’ll stop it with my thigh” 😂😂😂
My mum asked my then about 4yo little sister which half of the banana she wanted. After some consideration she said "the one that is big sister's ".... cool. 😒😂
My kids will have freaking ninja wars for the elevator buttons. We have ONE elevator in our town. The competition gets REAL when we happen to use it.
Hes speaking the reality 😂😂😂😂
We ( 4 of us) used to race to be the first answer the phone. That was back when the phone was always in the same place on the wall. 😄
In America we are encouraged not to let our kids sit up front until they reach 110 pounds as that is the weight usually needed to safely handle if the air bags go off it seems.
This man is sooo hilarious!
Me and my sister are ten years apart. Me and this kids have been fist fighting since she was FIVE. I can feel the bruises when I think about it.
I once got in a lift and pressed the button. A mother and her son were also getting in and the boy said to her with "He didn't let me press the button".... forget for a second, all the parenting going on there with the sense of entitlement and his learned reaction of someone else having "done" something to him and the mild rudeness he displayed in making assumption and not asking if he could & then expressing it out loud. That all went through my head in a flash ) ...I turned and said quite clearly and with friendly clarity "Oh I love pressing the button too"
So true, my grandkids argue who is going to press the button to cross the road lol 😊
Omg I'm crying 🤣🤣
Don't lie, if you have a sibling you've argued over who's turn it it to use the "special cup" (or fork or knife or spoon or plate or bowl or whatever)
The elevator lift buttons.....my 3 kids went mental over those as well🤣
As the eldest sibling, I will admit that all of that is true. But then I got lazy and tired of it and now it's just funny to see my younger siblings squabble over miniscule stuff.
And when I want the front seat (which I still do and I will hang on to that right 'till I die), I claim 'seniority rules' >:D
At 15 and 16 me and my brother still argue about sitting at the front of the car
were 15 and 17 and we argue lmao
My dad negated our enthusiasm for sitting in the front on long car journeys as that person was then responsible for reading the map and directing the journey; of which a mistake would result in dad shouting at us. We preferred to sit in the back than have dad shout at us if we took a wrong turn/missed one. The anxiety wasn't worth sitting in the front for.
You can't forget covering the sensor on the TV with your hand so your sibling can't change the channel XD
The inhaling bit killed me😂
just scrolling through old shows now... back to a year ago 😬. I miss them
Once when I was on a bus, a kid (around 4 or 5 years old, or so) started singing "The Wheels On The Bus" except his words were "The children on the bus go iwannapushthebutton, iwannapushthebutton, iwannapushthebutton" which I thought was both hilarious and brilliant.
"He sat in the front last time its my turn to sit in the front"!
Very funny 😂
Doing the dishes as kids, my sister and I fought over who was going to wash and who would wipe.
The house rule was "wiper up puts away". The washer" would look for items not put away or stored in the wrong place and report to Mum who really didn't want to know.
the thing in my house is "it your turn to have a slice of crust" ..... "idc if u dont like it its ur turn
Who the hell eats the crust of the bread always hated it
Holy God this is so true. Every damn day. Except with mine it’s an argument over who has to feed the cats and dogs.
Sincerely, my favorite comedian!
My sisters still do this to me and we are in our late 30’s lol so mean
4:17 "Three...two...one...and yeah." 😂💕
I have two daughters, lift button pushing battle happen here just last week 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is literally describing my two boys 😂😂😂
The British Stewie Griffin... 😂
Press ALL the buttons in the elevator
Kaye Mannion mr bean
My favorite complaint growing up was, "he's looking at me" in the car because his very presence annoyed me. He also had an evil glare.
So similar to my sibling life with my sister
"ey! its my turn to push the button!" I should try this
I still argue with my sister about some of theses things and she’s 19 and I’m 16 it doesn’t end when you get older
This guy is a real hoot! Bravo Michael!
Walked off the stage like a boss
My friends always leave me on one side of the road and then have a go at me when im being safe. Jokes on you when you get hit. And another time i followed my friends and NEARLY DIED. so thats why i dont cross, especially with you.
Once my mum asked me to hold my little sister ( age 2) while she was upstairs.
She got angry and tried to escape by leaning forward.
When she failed, she basically sling-shotted herself back at me and her head hit my mouth like a rock.
She bust my lip and knocked out a tooth that wasn't even ready to come out.
😒.😦.😣.😬.😁 ----------- my sister's mood escalation.
Is so true about rivalry siblings lol, luv this video, hilarious👍 🤣🤣🤣
Oh funny I remember this ...my turn to sit in the front of the car lol ....awww funny right !
I realise I can't remember what the strong need to sit in the front of the car was for. What was the gratification lololol. Just can't remember. Now I'm just happy to sit anywhere in the car, where I can sleep and zone out. (I don't drive)
But I'm an older sibling so I got to sit in the front more than my sis then, but boy did we have those moments...or fights for the front seat. Especially if you decided to be a thrill seeker and ignore the words "SHOT GUN!". Man , real drama lol, my sis would go insane.
You know you're a grown up when as you're typing this all that's going through your head is "Poor mum!"
me and my spouse still fight over pushing the lift and pedestrian crossing buttons 🤣
Next time I get in the lift. I am going to say it's my turn to push the button
You are a genius, and and asset to the British people well being.
OMG, you are so funny!! This reminded me so much if my children
I never got to sit in the front lol
I always got
She's older, she's more experienced in life, she gets to sit in the front
So I'd just be on me own, in the back
Then now, at 15 years of age, I still sit in the back while my sister sits in the front, and when she's not going somewhere with us, I'll sit in the back, and I'll get:
Why don't you sit in the front?
It's just my natural instinct
See, my sister was like the child every first time parent expects, and I was the one every parent tells you about, so I was just thrown in the back to give everyone some peace 😂😂