@@lexiev1250 When I was a kid my dad told me Italians find that pronunciation very offensive. So basically, pretty much every Italian friend I've ever had I refer to as Eyetalian.
@BlustarGalaga 5555 you say that like there's something wrong with being in the mafia. Sounds like something someones behind their "protection fee" would say...
@@SmokeSAS Your never gonna win as the person making that sort of decision, people bitch at you for exclusion or racism if you don't make it diverse, then they turn around and bitch because that diversity is unrealistic...
While I do admire all the mafia-movie references, Chris actually did better in vocational school. Learning a trade that now is super well paid and in high-demand since there are so few people who are skilled at it, becoming a member of a brotherhood, lifting weights, being a man...
Yeah, that was something that struck me as off for this episode. Most of the vocational schools I've seen, you've still got to go to high school, or they teach you high school courses there. They generally have grade requirements, can require years of training, and will give you a set of skills that can be very valuable in the workforce. I also don't get the Italian stereotype at all, if anything the place were I went was 75% Hispanic. It's just adding to the stigma around vocational schools, even suggesting that vocational school is somehow "worse" than high school. In reality, it's sometimes better than college, since so many people are going into college because "it's the only way to be successful." They are going thousands of dollars in debt to enter an oversaturated workforce, meanwhile I went to a state-funded course that cost me nothing, and am now better paid. The only major difference I see is that college requires your family to have tons of money to pay for it. It's not smart vs. dumb, it's rich vs. poor.
Honestly the vocational school is better for Chris then the regular high school Edit: this is the first time I have gotten this many likes.... So this is what true power feels like
@@sebastianblackfyre but it's true though.. what could chris with his simple brain achieve after high school? Honestly I bet he didn't go to one just cause the writers didn't have experiences in one. Would make hella lotta sense though
"Where less academically capable students learn a trade". Absolutely go to college and come out in debt up to your eyeballs making $40,000 per year. Learn a skilled trade and come out with no debt and making $70,000+ per year.
6:48 ← Click This Peter: Louise, Let me handle this Peter: Chris, amma say this in a way an Italian mechanic would understand (SLAP!) Peter: "You're breaking your mother's heart!" Chris: MAAAA! Why you didn't say so MAAAA! I'll take care of it
I'm a college student I'll be honest I'm in my field almost. I will say they roast vocational schools but you learn a trade at 14-18 so you might be making bomb ass money when you're graduating. I feel like the key thing is find something you like and make the most out of it whether it's college or trades. As long as you're making money that's the important part
There are plenty of jobs you can get from a vocational school. Boat mechanic, high end car mechanic, diesel mechanic, airplane mechanic, welder, plumber, electrician to name a few
Nothing like working with your hands and making BANK while your friends who blew their time in college are broke, in debt, hate their job and are miserable.
@@joshuabrooks4907 I would argue with that but I just got through a debate with someone about how Arnold swartnegger speak Austrian not German so I will agree with you
@@andrei-. No, they're the same door. It's just funny how he can't turn the handle the first time, but then can crack the door open enough to undo the hook??
@@AngelPerez-ug7ug Indeed. I'm over here suffering as a funeral director when I could've just been like my father and sister :/ I'm satisfied with my pay, it's just that I don't enjoy the work I do.
4:15 : when I was a kid, we spent a few weeks in Italy with my dad, and became friends with a lifeguard at the local beach. Everyday, at 12:00 (precisely), he warned the people on the beach. < Midday ! TIME FOR LUNCH ! > and everyone, Italians and foreigners get off from the beach to have lunch.
This episode is one of the reasons why I hate the Status Quo factor, I liked the fact that Chris was actually doing ok for himself, but due to the status quo the show has he has to go back to high school and the vocational school is pretty much never forgotten again
@@thomasmackliley6117 the Godfather it was a flashback to the old days when a don was draining the life out of the neighborhood and Vito took care of business the don was the original man in the ice cream suit
Options for graduate of vocational school: Dishwasher installer Dishwasher repair Family Guy Writer Hmmmmmm.... I wouldn’t mind that last job.... but am probably over qualified....
Learning to weld or how to be a mechanic will take you futher than most college degrees these days. Not to mention the benefits to having common sense and the ability to read a tape measure.
I like this version of Chris the most. He should have stayed in the vocational school.
Yeah, but then he would have been a slightly interesting character.
@@DCBiscuit 🤣🤣🤣
Ye
I want more of this allays
Pfft, a sitcom committing to something for more than an episode? Ha!
Man Chris had me going at the end there, but man getting the principal with his own bs is hilarious!
What a real knee slapper!
The way he childishly smiled and said "Alright, see you Monday!" after I thought he was going to shoot him was so wholesome!
They are Eyetalians
lmao had us in the first half ngl
@@lexiev1250 When I was a kid my dad told me Italians find that pronunciation very offensive. So basically, pretty much every Italian friend I've ever had I refer to as Eyetalian.
Chris was better off in the Mafia tbh
I agree
I also agree. Heck with how he was doing he may even rise within the Ranks.
But is it worth breaking ya mom's heart?
*waste management
Yesss
Kinda sucks that when Chris starts working out making friends and doing well in school his parents freak out and put him back in Highschool.
@BlustarGalaga 5555 at least he’d have a job though
@BlustarGalaga 5555 you say that like there's something wrong with being in the mafia. Sounds like something someones behind their "protection fee" would say...
I would freak out if my son was in the mob
@@codyschmidt510 what’d they say?
The problem is, he is in the mob. Who would want that?
“And I’m the black one for un realistic diversity” 🤣
It was so funny because movies do it all the time 😂😂
Jada Pinkett Smith in Bad Moms
They say race doesn’t matter and then they do that shiet heheh, politics suck
Timestamp?
@@SmokeSAS Your never gonna win as the person making that sort of decision, people bitch at you for exclusion or racism if you don't make it diverse, then they turn around and bitch because that diversity is unrealistic...
Chris is about to make the principal an offer he can't refuse
@@awesomeon1800 The Godfather
lol
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven both of them say it
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven The Godfather never made an offer someone could refuse! It just that saying "NO" had severe and messy consequences!!!
666 th like
Chris may not be very book smart but he can be very charismatic and efficient with practical problems.
How is he gonna stop some big mean mother hubbard from tearing him a structurally superfluous new behind?
@@ChickenPizza The answer? Use a gun. And if that don’t work, use more gun.
@@ChickenPizza Chris was gettin jacked, he was repping out 225 easy
@@tylerbell8957 I counted three plates, so 315, plus the small plates on the end
I have a theory that he's actually a lazy genius. He acts dumb so people don't expect him to do much.
“A guy let back in school says what”
What?
@@theblue5224 “okay, see ya on Monday”
Damn it
Classic.
@JC - 11MV 658560 The Woodlands SS I swear the school principal is one my favorites he needs his own Show
While I do admire all the mafia-movie references, Chris actually did better in vocational school.
Learning a trade that now is super well paid and in high-demand since there are so few people who are skilled at it, becoming a member of a brotherhood, lifting weights, being a man...
Thousands of blue collared jobs
Yeah, that was something that struck me as off for this episode. Most of the vocational schools I've seen, you've still got to go to high school, or they teach you high school courses there. They generally have grade requirements, can require years of training, and will give you a set of skills that can be very valuable in the workforce. I also don't get the Italian stereotype at all, if anything the place were I went was 75% Hispanic.
It's just adding to the stigma around vocational schools, even suggesting that vocational school is somehow "worse" than high school. In reality, it's sometimes better than college, since so many people are going into college because "it's the only way to be successful." They are going thousands of dollars in debt to enter an oversaturated workforce, meanwhile I went to a state-funded course that cost me nothing, and am now better paid. The only major difference I see is that college requires your family to have tons of money to pay for it. It's not smart vs. dumb, it's rich vs. poor.
@@MatthewSmith-sz1yq I went to college. I regret it.
Electricians make great money once they become journeyman.
@@MuhammadFarukh I did as well I dont
Is anyone not going to talk about how the mafia treats Chris better then his family
I don't think we are supposed to notice that.
how dare you cut out the music from entering the restaurant.
Copyright
Was it the same song from goodfellas?
@@PeculiarInterests yes
@@wellno7179 he dont get copystrikes😅
Exactly
“ALEXANDER HAMILTON WAS WHITE!!!!!”
That had my dyin’
looking straight at the black kid in the eyes
Well we don’t know how he identified…… also I have no idea who that is.
@@troystaunton254 i think its the guy who did that thing once.
You can't. . . you can't identify as a race 🤦♂️
@@violinwire5007 yes you can
I am the wypipo
Honestly the vocational school is better for Chris then the regular high school
Edit: this is the first time I have gotten this many likes.... So this is what true power feels like
That is your opinion, and your entitled to it
@@sebastianblackfyre *you're
@@sebastianblackfyre but it's true though.. what could chris with his simple brain achieve after high school? Honestly I bet he didn't go to one just cause the writers didn't have experiences in one. Would make hella lotta sense though
I was you're 69th like
@@cyberg1bmgo274 *your
Goodfellas Godfather and Sopranos references in one video. Only Family Guy can do it
The ending scene with Principal Shepard in the white tux is a Spectre reference right?
@@imelnol Godfather Part II
@@dwsmatos8373 Ah tyty
@@imelnol when vito kills don fanutchi in a flashback
which is a reference to The Sopranos here?
The music is what made the entrance scene. Never been more disappointed
Darude Sandstorm is pretty good 👁👄👁
I was looking for this comment, I felt the same lol
@Josiah Mxso darude- sandstorm is the song
'Alexander Hamilton was white!' 🤣
Chris "causing a ruckus" by stating an historical fact
Family guy youtube is evolving into its own categorie
Category*
Lmao
@@swietny Catoglory*
@@saintelmoswrath1844 Catapatorogletty
@chi sam what went through your head while typing this
I like how they ask Chris if he's Jewish and he says no, but he actually is.
He is?
@@kittycat2176 Lois's mother is
So not really, then.
@@amosdraak3536 Well if your mother is Jewish then you are Jewish
@@kittycat2176 yeah by descent
"hey don't Worry about it"
*starts thinking about it*
"Ok!" i'm laughing till someone stops me 🤣
The is actually the best version of Chris in the whole family guy series
5:35
As an italian, that half-empty tiramisù tray brings up too many Sunday lunch memories 🤣🤣
"Where less academically capable students learn a trade". Absolutely go to college and come out in debt up to your eyeballs making $40,000 per year. Learn a skilled trade and come out with no debt and making $70,000+ per year.
70.000 you meant?
@@eztvlight1202 yep. Missed a 0.
More like 24 but okay 👌
@@phillipjohnson9191 for which, college grad or skilled trade?
70k? You're joking, at least 100k...
6:48 ← Click This
Peter: Louise, Let me handle this
Peter: Chris, amma say this in a way an Italian mechanic would understand (SLAP!)
Peter: "You're breaking your mother's heart!"
Chris: MAAAA! Why you didn't say so MAAAA! I'll take care of it
This part’s been stuck in my head for a week and I chuckle about it every time.
7:01 what was the title of the bgm ?
“Hey, I’m in waste management”. 😂
Or you could say "Neighborhood Improvement"! (Since the "Problem Guy" isn't around anymore....)
@@timengineman2nd714 It is a reference to the TV show "The Sopranos".
"parents of a failing students say what"
"What?"
LMAO, writers must have heard their children do this😂
The funny part is there are many vocational school grads who have little debt and make way more money many college graduates.
So true.
I'm a college student I'll be honest I'm in my field almost. I will say they roast vocational schools but you learn a trade at 14-18 so you might be making bomb ass money when you're graduating. I feel like the key thing is find something you like and make the most out of it whether it's college or trades. As long as you're making money that's the important part
Didn't take long to find the insecure trade worker.
@@user-xv6ig2yp3z on the contrary I have a BS and own my business.
"9:30 Lets start thinking of lunch!"
Im in this picture and I love it
love how u got 67 likes despite your typo cause there arent even 9 mins to begin with
I've got an associates degree from a technical school and I make more per hour than my buddy who's got 3 masters degrees.
Also, no student debt.
What is your job?
His probably a prodigy of the waste management business)
@@calebbates2026 racketeering
I see you also joined the mafia
Yep. I had a T/A with a degree.
sopranos n godfather references everywhere like to see it 💯
And Goodfellas as well. Notice the long POV shot when he enters the classroom is from Goodfellas when Henry takes his date to that restaurant
@@ashwath123456 as well as the stabbing on the michelin guy
There are plenty of jobs you can get from a vocational school. Boat mechanic, high end car mechanic, diesel mechanic, airplane mechanic, welder, plumber, electrician to name a few
All paying very well.
I'm doin diesel
Nothing like working with your hands and making BANK while your friends who blew their time in college are broke, in debt, hate their job and are miserable.
Dishwasher installation, dishwasher repair, family guy writer
I'll always love and admire Family Guy's level of detail and precision when it comes to re-creating old movie scenes!
As an italian that goes to a vocational school I love this episode
They were doing him a favour by sending him to vocational school, he’d out earn all his teachers 😂
Money is less important than social rank.
@@NotSure109 social rank doesn’t pay the bills.
@@darraghkelly1744 That's fine. Social rank is more important than money.
@@NotSure109 why do you believe that?
@@NotSure109 Can you give a reason that it's fine beyond "it's more important"?
It would've been better if the godfather references were spoken in Italian.
It wouldn't? They're still american characters who don't speak Italian lol
You mean Sicilian?
Vito corleone was from Sicily
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 Sicily is a part of Italy, I believe.
@@joshuabrooks4907 I would argue with that but I just got through a debate with someone about how Arnold swartnegger speak Austrian not German so I will agree with you
"And im the black one for unrealistic Diversity" well, they do Aknowledge it.
40year old toddler😂😂...gets me every time
I’ve imagined that Alexander Hamilton joke so many damn times, and I’m so happy someone did it.
I do not get it.
@@anthonybanderas9930 there is a famous Broadway play called Hamilton that is an all black cast
Chris was fixing cars in vocational school, he was more likely to be a mechanic than a dishwasher repair person
what is the song name at 7:00
Tell me when u find
Omicide of don fannuci this song is a remix
@@mistero1513 Thank you!
7:00 this music is way better than the original
What music tho?
Sound goes out in one of the best parts
Copyright
Kinda scary how clean and professional chris can be in de right job
Principal Sheppard is such an underrated carracter in this show
7:20 - Door handle is locked and can't be opened.
7:24 - Door is locked by a hook??
different doors
Olds door, like 70s or 80s.
Those door dosent exist almost anymore.
@@andrei-. No, they're the same door. It's just funny how he can't turn the handle the first time, but then can crack the door open enough to undo the hook??
@@mistero1513 My point was it was shown to have a modern lock, but then he is able to open it to "unlock" it.
5:45 the calm “owe stop it “got me 😂😂😂😂😂🤣
Would you like to zoom in a bit more?
family guy references are so good
The Goodfellas reference is just gold 😂
Man vocational school doesn’t sound bad at all
It is arguably better. Teaches you trade that is in high demand that has a small working force at the moment.
@@Winslow19 yep and since they are so high demand the pay is crazy
@@AngelPerez-ug7ug Indeed. I'm over here suffering as a funeral director when I could've just been like my father and sister :/
I'm satisfied with my pay, it's just that I don't enjoy the work I do.
"And I'm the black one, for unrealistic diversity" I get that one 😂😂
This is actually 1 of my favorite episodes
4:15 : when I was a kid, we spent a few weeks in Italy with my dad, and became friends with a lifeguard at the local beach. Everyday, at 12:00 (precisely), he warned the people on the beach. < Midday ! TIME FOR LUNCH ! > and everyone, Italians and foreigners get off from the beach to have lunch.
Every day*
the goodfellas reference was great
You mean The Godfather part II?
@@voidgryphon8054 goodfellas, godfather 2, and sopranos
no music/sound at the key part? WTF
copyright laws
Copyright, I guess?
TH-cam music copyright laws
As a italian this amuses me 😆
Amuse you how? You mean like a clown?
@@shakurfaith I got your oversimplified reference
@@alexroyuela3612 thank you good sir.
The, " yeah ma?". gets me every time
6:50 that’s smart parenting right there
u know how i love it when brian talks and it randomly zooms to the roof
Was Brian in this clip?
That trumpet song at the end is fucking amazing
„There will be plenty of those jokes later in the episode” 🤣
Not gonna lie, when he joined the mafia he was lookin real fine
I know why they zoom in, like for copyright reasons and whatnot. But holy shit its so extremely annoying
I love how the end was just like The Godfather when he killed fanucci lol
Bro the sign for the school had me weak
“Vocational School. Learn it then fuhgeddaboutit.”
u wait for the damn goodfellas moment and it's muted.lmao
“Family Guy Writer” as a “vocation.”
I like how’s he able to pull of an elaborate scheme but failing most classes
Street smarts are different from book smarts, that and the American educational system is a complete, outdated joke
“Chris you’re breaking ya motha’s hawt”
This episode is one of the reasons why I hate the Status Quo factor, I liked the fact that Chris was actually doing ok for himself, but due to the status quo the show has he has to go back to high school and the vocational school is pretty much never forgotten again
"theguywhowillletmegetbacktoschoolsayswhat?"
"What?"
" Ok see you on Monday :D"
Chris will make more money and less debt than the kids who got degrees in art and social sciences.
I'm surprised he didn't join the Irish Mafia
Why does Peter narrating perfume sound like Gordon Ramsay’s ads 😂😂
Chris: Don't worry about it
Peter: Don't worry about it... Mmmh. Okay!😂😂😂
2:21 Sanford and Son is actually pretty funny
6:53 the way he says Ma XD
That entire scene with the hallways and walking, what reference was that
Goodfellas when he walked with his lady into the restaurant through the kitchen
@@BishopBrow it’s unfortunate he didn’t bump into something
@@BishopBrow what reference is the scene at the end
@@thomasmackliley6117 the Godfather it was a flashback to the old days when a don was draining the life out of the neighborhood and Vito took care of business the don was the original man in the ice cream suit
@@BishopBrow The Godfather 2
what is the tune at the back from 7:00?
“Alexander Hamilton was white”
What is the name of the music where Chris is going to trick the principal?
Am I the only one who has seen this video zoomed in many times?
Everyone sees that zooming
Does anybody know the song that plays when Chris follows principal shepherd in Italy?
Been looking for this forever. Please if you find it let us know.
th-cam.com/video/la6hgddqyPw/w-d-xo.html
That 'Ya tearin ya mutha apart' got me
What is the name of the music in the feast of saint Gennaro?
Options for graduate of vocational school:
Dishwasher installer
Dishwasher repair
Family Guy Writer
Hmmmmmm.... I wouldn’t mind that last job.... but am probably over qualified....
If you can do basic Algebra your more qualified than a Family Guy writer
What season is this
the teacher looks like tommy angelo
Godfather 2 baby , When don corleone took down the former mob leader , classic .....
He was taking care of his hair, working out, and got himself new friends that he’d do anything for. What seemed to be the problem?
Audio is messed up.
No its not he just purposesly mute it
There was not a doubt in my mind that chris wasnt going to peel the principal's muffin cap back
back blue?
@@gb.510 yes back blue
Asking a question with a “what” and expect others to say “what” too is always funny 😅
Vocational school is a great option, resist going into crippling debt!
Whats with the B.S. random zooms?
It's sad that so many young people won't understand the joke at the end as they never watched the godfather 😔
Has anyone noticed how it zooms in at some parts on like every single family clips compilation
You’re breaking your mothers heart! 😂
4:14 *It’s legit just Anzio from Girls Und Panzer* XD
What😂
Does anybody know the title of the song from 7:01 - 7:53 ?
Murder of Don Fanucci - Godfather II
Learning to weld or how to be a mechanic will take you futher than most college degrees these days.
Not to mention the benefits to having common sense and the ability to read a tape measure.