reverse thrust So I missed it by a few months miss perfect by the way get your elbows off the table...oh, I almost forgot...GO FUCK YOURSELF ! .HARUMPH
Chuck's sweater probably allows him to time travel and materalize random foods out of thin air every friday. As atrocious as it may be, i would rock that shit
“People judge many things about you, just by how you eat,” Future Chuck says as I sit, cross-legged on my sofa, eating brown sugar-cinnamon Pop Tarts while using a throw pillow as a plate to catch the crumbs.
This, can I say thank you for making me feel better about my own personal shame. I'm laying across my bed sideways eating cookies from Whole Foods for dinner well using a pillow as a crumb catcher ... I'm 30. Glad to know I'm not alone in my choices.
My parents taught me these things as a kid in the 90s. I'm impressed how most people my age don't know them, like I was the only person who was purposefully taught at home, and they weren't at all. These videos need a comeback.
I taught my children to put their napkins in their laps while eating (especially at a restaurant) and now they won’t do it because they don’t believe me that it’s a real thing! So apparently NO ONE is learning table manners now and that is just depressing.
My children were taught proper table manners...and to be quite honest, my husband has TERRIBLE table manners...it is embarrassing, to say the least...I have to remind him if we are going out to use his manners...the thing is, when wr were first dating, he used proper manners and didn't eat like a barn animal, or I wouldn't have gone out with him again...mealtime isn't fun for me, as his way of eating disgusts me...eats a meal in 5 minutes flat, eats with his mouth open, sucks his fingers loudly instead of using a napkin, and holds his fork like a 1 year old...I do love him though...
@@cici2562I will never forget being taught these manners then going out to eat with friends for the first time. Everyone laughed when I put my napkin in my lap lol. I had to unlearn manners to fit in, and I’m sure many other people have too unfortunately
I love watching them because I should have been born in the 40’s. They had awesome clothes and taught this stuff. Basic manners makes a difference in society.
Proper etiquette was taught to me at home and I went to public school that everyone was required to take a etiquette class, how to eat properly, speak in public, speak properly on the phone and to conduct yourself at a interview at a job.
It certainly does. In these modern times, a lot of people spurn etiquette courses because they're 'old-fashioned' and say that using the 'wrong' fork is inconsequential. Others argue that they're 'classist' or 'elitist' because everything from clothing to addressing others is supposed to be totally egalitarian now. I disagree. Table etiquette makes interaction more organized and it adds to ambiance. And job interviews give a person one chance to make a favorable impression.
Love the part where future Chuck snap his finger and all the dishes disappeared, present Chuck said mother's should see that. Future Chuck is a smooth cool dude with hip manner attitude.
Another fun fact, that will hurt their stomach and digestive system, even a little. P.s. I learned somewhere else raisins are deadly to animals like cats and dogs
My dad would kick me in the shin under the table if I didn't follow table manners. Once at a restaurant he made me do pushups outside because I cursed in front of my grandma.
Sounds like an asshole who should have his mouth ripped out of his head. I don't give a single care for someone dying if they hate cursing, it's literally a "bad word" because the people who invented the exclamations were poor. And Christians hated on poor people. Fuck him
Wait a minute If Chuck from the future is telling Chuck from the past how to have good table manners then surely at some point Chuck learns how to have good table manners, and he learns a good deal about it as he's aware of both the American and European methods. Older Chuck wouldn't need to worry about younger Chuck not knowing these things right now because he knows that he will eventually learn them. Is there some kind of paradox going on here. Chuck only knows about these things because he himself told him them. I don't know it's really confusing.
That's a paradox right there, which means that when future Chuck was younger anothet future Chuck came to teach him good manners too, you're right, they should learn not to mess with time 😂😂😂, another Chuck will come to tell them that.
@@brettgiddings9775 The oldest boomer was 6 in 1951 you idiot. This is the era of the Silent Generation. It was their dumbass kids that ruined the economy.
Young chuck several years after this interaction is gonna go back in time to this day and teach his young self some table manners. Chuck is stuck in a paradox.
It is pretty funny. I swear the writing on the invitation looks exactly like my Mom and Grandma's hand writing. I think that must just be the way they taught girls who were born in the 1910's up to the 1940's to write. It seems like boys weren't taught the same style. Each man in that age range seem to write differently. Grandpa to father in law to father. All wrote differently.Even my mother in law and Grandma in law write that same way. I still like how neat and clear it is to read.
Thank you for posting, I use these videos in my third grade classroom. They like them very much, I wish there was a modern version video teaching basic table manners.
This is how the dialogue should be Older Chuck: it's too bad you've already eaten Younger Chuck: that's okay, I can go to the bathroom & make room for more.
If I could now go back in time and give my young self some advice! No kidding, now I'm in my future. What I mean is, I was young now I'm not. So, I'm in the future that I thought about 45 years ago. Lol.
Actionable Summary: 🙂 - When sitting down to dinner and faced with multiple utensils, then always use the silverware from the outside in. - When dealing with clean dry foods like bread, then it is acceptable to eat them with your fingers. - When dealing with messy or sticky foods, then use a fork. - When holding a fork, then do so by placing the end of the handle in the palm of your hand. - When placing food on your fork, then only put onto your fork one mouthful of food at a time. - When talking during a meal, then lay your fork down until you're ready to eat again. - When eating with a fork and knife, then hold the meat down with the fork and cut and not tear the meat with the knife. - When eating soup, then don't tip the bowl, take the soup away from you, not fill the spoon too much and eat from the side of the spoon. - When offered food you don't like, then politely decline by saying "no thank you". - When you have finished eating, then indicate it by placing your knife and fork this way. - When entering the dining room, then allow ladies to go first. - When finding your place at the table, then remain standing until everyone is seated. - When dining at a social event, then remember the purpose is to have a good time, not to see how much or how fast you can eat. - Always when at a table, remember that good manners involve consideration for others, common sense and courtesy.
No smacking your lips, and elbows off the table, is some of the lessons I learned. If I were to smart off like Chuck did, I would of been automatically excused from the table, and sent to bed with no supper!
Did anyone catch Barbara's last name at 1:50? It looks like "Miljević." Which I think is pretty cool given it's an Eastern European name. Most of these old video characters are very Anglo with names like Smith, Wilson, & Roberts.
Thanks, FutureSelf for giving me useless tips on silverware etiquette! But couldn't you have dropped some future tips on future winning racehorses or stocks that will soar in the future?
I am HOMESICK to live this part of my life again😢!! Turn backwards, Turn backwards, Oh, time, in thy flight, And make me a child again, Just for tonight. 😢
I honestly laughed quite a bit during this video...just how nonchalant everyone is to the craziness around them (well except for table manners, duh) is just comic gold.
While not hilarious (or as campy as) Mr. Bungle in the school lunchroom, this film IS pretty entertaining. I find it a bit unusual that Chuck doesn't have at least one sibling present (unless he has an older sister away at college or married in her own home. A 'real' older brother would have served as a role model for table manners, so Older Chuck stepped in instead.) The Latin accent to his English, while improbable, is pleasant to hear. And I like that those over-the-top holiday sweaters are back in style, and are even the dress theme at parties.
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the sarcasm and attitude of that kid was too real xF
The way he gulped that food I bet he was one big fart ass. Swallowing air is what causes that you know.
Joe Kaye uh no
Nadi NAM doesn’t matter fourteen years from then. Chuck was tortured in Vietnam and then shot thank God he had his table manners down to a fine art
Chuck’s like WTF
reverse thrust So I missed it by a few months miss perfect by the way get your elbows off the table...oh, I almost forgot...GO FUCK YOURSELF !
.HARUMPH
"Oh boy, HAM!"
this boy is ponyo in disguise
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sam Puckett wrote the script 😂😂😂
The fact that i said it out loud and now im dyin OH BUOY HANMM
Hay-um!!
The father's voice is the single most greatest thing I've ever heard.
Gee golly, his voice sure was swell.
He sounded too much like a 1940s radio announcer. 🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️🎙️ 📻📻📻📻📻 😁😁😁😁😁
Capt.Mushy yes he got a lot better once he pulled his head straight out of his arse hole 🕳
Capt.Mushy I keep waiting for him to break in with the weather report
@@DoctorX17
Dang, you stole my joke XD
Chuck will never again eat without table manners. Thanks to his visit, to the Twilight Zone
Rad Thadd lol 😆
Blow my GOOD LONG MANHOOD
i would hate to see my future self and i'm wearing the same sweater
Ha ha!! 😂😂
But your "future" eyebrows are now like 10X as big. Egad. I'd hang myself.
Joe Kaye egads my roast is ruined
Lmaoooo
Joe Kaye didn’t have to hang himself they did that for him in Vietnam .,.💀hung him by his neck and then shot him to death
Kid just accepts time travel like it’s an everyday thing
Back then, it was.
Back then it was
a magic of tv
Fashion goes out of style but style never goes out of fashion.
Please can we bring these values into 2023? Families would be so much happier😃
Bring them back then, don't rely on others
I can't help but laugh everytime the dad says "Chuck" at the beginning
Chuck's sweater probably allows him to time travel and materalize random foods out of thin air every friday. As atrocious as it may be, i would rock that shit
Unless Chuck's family is Catholic. No meat on Fridays- especially not ham and especially not before 1965.
Chuck is schizophrenic. That's why no one else can see any of those things but chuck. It's all the hallucinations of a lonely and isolated child.
“People judge many things about you, just by how you eat,” Future Chuck says as I sit, cross-legged on my sofa, eating brown sugar-cinnamon Pop Tarts while using a throw pillow as a plate to catch the crumbs.
This, can I say thank you for making me feel better about my own personal shame. I'm laying across my bed sideways eating cookies from Whole Foods for dinner well using a pillow as a crumb catcher ... I'm 30. Glad to know I'm not alone in my choices.
C veis lol 😂
Cross-legged means different things especially in my families.
Don’t mind the fact that I’m sitting cross-legged on my bed eating a bowl of Lay’s potato chips! Lol
And we here in computer land saw every bit of that and all the crumbs you swept underneath things so nobody would see them, but WE did :)
0:44 that kid was already living in 2017
lol Chuck still wears the same sweater when he's 21
I'm so hungry, I could eat a Hayyummm!
It's only Kurt Cobain :p
Is it this Friday?
*hyyyaaammm!*
@@navazhandlez is it _this_ Friday? Is it not Friday?
repeat my mantra hammmm
My parents taught me these things as a kid in the 90s. I'm impressed how most people my age don't know them, like I was the only person who was purposefully taught at home, and they weren't at all. These videos need a comeback.
I taught my children to put their napkins in their laps while eating (especially at a restaurant) and now they won’t do it because they don’t believe me that it’s a real thing! So apparently NO ONE is learning table manners now and that is just depressing.
My children were taught proper table manners...and to be quite honest, my husband has TERRIBLE table manners...it is embarrassing, to say the least...I have to remind him if we are going out to use his manners...the thing is, when wr were first dating, he used proper manners and didn't eat like a barn animal, or I wouldn't have gone out with him again...mealtime isn't fun for me, as his way of eating disgusts me...eats a meal in 5 minutes flat, eats with his mouth open, sucks his fingers loudly instead of using a napkin, and holds his fork like a 1 year old...I do love him though...
@@cici2562I will never forget being taught these manners then going out to eat with friends for the first time. Everyone laughed when I put my napkin in my lap lol. I had to unlearn manners to fit in, and I’m sure many other people have too unfortunately
Why do I enjoy watching these
me too
I love watching them because I should have been born in the 40’s. They had awesome clothes and taught this stuff. Basic manners makes a difference in society.
M2
They are awesome
Because it’s a window into a time when we were better.
Future Chuck should have warned him he'd be drafted in to the army to fight in 'nam.
rojman123 oh my!
Oh boy!! Nam!!! :D
This is 1951 he's about 15. He probably could have not gone to Nam.
He’d be going to Korea. Just as fun as ‘Nam!!
Ingrid Dubbel He’s like about 11years old here give your head a shake you moron He in fact did go to Vietnam and he in fact was killed
Proper etiquette was taught to me at home and I went to public school that everyone was required to take a etiquette class, how to eat properly, speak in public, speak properly on the phone and to conduct yourself at a interview at a job.
It certainly does. In these modern times, a lot of people spurn etiquette courses because they're 'old-fashioned' and say that using the 'wrong' fork is inconsequential. Others argue that they're 'classist' or 'elitist' because everything from clothing to addressing others is supposed to be totally egalitarian now. I disagree. Table etiquette makes interaction more organized and it adds to ambiance. And job interviews give a person one chance to make a favorable impression.
A few years later and Chuck still hasn't changed his shirt.
Love the part where future Chuck snap his finger and all the dishes disappeared, present Chuck said mother's should see that. Future Chuck is a smooth cool dude with hip manner attitude.
God damn nice fucking sweater.
OH BOY, HAM
u6ny564b why the fuck are they always eating Maggoty ham ?
Back then, it wasn't maggoty
Here in Italy, films like this were called "Pubblicità Progresso" or "Dipartimento Scuola Educazione "🙂
So funny, I'm eating ice cream in bed and sharing a little with my cat.
Fun fact: Cat's can't taste anything sweet, so it probably just tastes like plain milk to them.
Another fun fact, that will hurt their stomach and digestive system, even a little. P.s. I learned somewhere else raisins are deadly to animals like cats and dogs
My dad would kick me in the shin under the table if I didn't follow table manners. Once at a restaurant he made me do pushups outside because I cursed in front of my grandma.
😂😂😂
If I did something wrong at the table my Mom and/or Dad would poke me in the arm with a fork. And it frigging hurt! They did it to my sisters as well.
Sounds like an asshole who should have his mouth ripped out of his head. I don't give a single care for someone dying if they hate cursing, it's literally a "bad word" because the people who invented the exclamations were poor. And Christians hated on poor people. Fuck him
Why would you use obscenity in front of your grandmother? Don't you love and respect her??
If I done something like that, my dad would spank my butt. Sounds funny but it was painful.
I was today year's old when I learned the REASON families sit together to eat around the table. 😭
I wonder if older Chuck is available to set the table for my next dinner party.
"I'm so hungry I could a HAAAAM"
Loving that knitwear! 🦌🦌🌲🌲
Shouldn't he more interested in where and when he gets these powers.
Wait a minute
If Chuck from the future is telling Chuck from the past how to have good table manners then surely at some point Chuck learns how to have good table manners, and he learns a good deal about it as he's aware of both the American and European methods.
Older Chuck wouldn't need to worry about younger Chuck not knowing these things right now because he knows that he will eventually learn them. Is there some kind of paradox going on here. Chuck only knows about these things because he himself told him them. I don't know it's really confusing.
ASMRWhisperLight. I commented this same thing
Since younger Chuck in the example of how it SHOULD go is elbowing both his potential neighbors into the ear nothing really matters anyway.
MJ Music Only one explanation, aliens.
That's a paradox right there, which means that when future Chuck was younger anothet future Chuck came to teach him good manners too, you're right, they should learn not to mess with time 😂😂😂, another Chuck will come to tell them that.
Why did he go back in time to teach about table manners when he could have gone back a little farther and killed Hitler?
These videos should be featured in todays schools.
"OH BOY, HAYAM!"
The father a man who became an internet sensation for say the line "Is it this Friday?"
Chuck is in his early 80's if he is still alive. Kind of a sad thought how time screws everyone.
chuck grows up to sound like ricky from i love lucy
The future Chuck sounds like a boring git.
He did cultivate a rather 'Ricky'- sounding voice. Too bad he didn't develop a mature dress sense. Those reindeer...
Every bit of this advice is true and valuable.
Not really
Next time you see a boomer thank him for this instructional video and the state of the economy lol
@@brettgiddings9775not a Baby Boomer, dummy. This this kid is born at the start of WW2, Boomers were the generation born after the war.
I agree mr
@@brettgiddings9775 The oldest boomer was 6 in 1951 you idiot. This is the era of the Silent Generation. It was their dumbass kids that ruined the economy.
Young chuck several years after this interaction is gonna go back in time to this day and teach his young self some table manners. Chuck is stuck in a paradox.
In time travel you travel back to one of the infinitely many parallel worlds and then you grow up in that world, there is no paradox.
Well not really, considering he goes back after. There are now infinite realities being created after each subsequent Chuck gets visited.
0:44 I do this with my own parents all the time. Never gets old.
Cute
Good gosh my mother must of watched this video..I literally had a teacher write on my report card how good my manners were. Good grief.
I hope you let your mom know!
It's only a Kurt Cobain
I just Love the warmth and coziness in these "reels"
Like the scene where Chuck used has “clamshell excavator” to grab some food from across the table!
It is pretty funny. I swear the writing on the invitation looks exactly like my Mom and Grandma's hand writing. I think that must just be the way they taught girls who were born in the 1910's up to the 1940's to write. It seems like boys weren't taught the same style. Each man in that age range seem to write differently. Grandpa to father in law to father. All wrote differently.Even my mother in law and Grandma in law write that same way. I still like how neat and clear it is to read.
My dad writes Palmer, but my mother wrote a very tame, almost Spencerian. I'm Z-B, like my siblings.
Him 15 years Later: Oh Boy,NAM!
The best manner is to make ppl around you comfortable and be considerate of others not just focus on you. From Kate Spade
Me listening to the way he talked to his parents without a punishment: 👁👄👁
I would have been beaten so badly 😂
On behalf of Chucks everywhere, let me assure you that not all of us are this ill-mannered! LOL
Thank you for posting, I use these videos in my third grade classroom. They like them very much, I wish there was a modern version video teaching basic table manners.
"That's the way most of the people in America handle the knife and fork. We don't have to worry with the European method."
Oh right, this was filmed just a few years after WWII ...
no they arent
Yes, badly.
I prefere the European one 😋
Eating tines down. I hate it. @@acecadet8812
my mother taught me all this back in the 90s
I love theses old videos
This is how the dialogue should be
Older Chuck: it's too bad you've already eaten
Younger Chuck: that's okay, I can go to the bathroom & make room for more.
Nice reindeer sweater, Chuck and Future Chuck.
If I could now go back in time and give my young self some advice! No kidding, now I'm in my future. What I mean is, I was young now I'm not. So, I'm in the future that I thought about 45 years ago. Lol.
Thought this would be funny and dumb, but I’m sad to say I actually learned a few things
I don't know how he doesn't recognize the older boy as himself, just look at the matching sweater. Oh boy I can barely tell them apart LOL
Actionable Summary: 🙂
- When sitting down to dinner and faced with multiple utensils, then always use the silverware from the outside in.
- When dealing with clean dry foods like bread, then it is acceptable to eat them with your fingers.
- When dealing with messy or sticky foods, then use a fork.
- When holding a fork, then do so by placing the end of the handle in the palm of your hand.
- When placing food on your fork, then only put onto your fork one mouthful of food at a time.
- When talking during a meal, then lay your fork down until you're ready to eat again.
- When eating with a fork and knife, then hold the meat down with the fork and cut and not tear the meat with the knife.
- When eating soup, then don't tip the bowl, take the soup away from you, not fill the spoon too much and eat from the side of the spoon.
- When offered food you don't like, then politely decline by saying "no thank you".
- When you have finished eating, then indicate it by placing your knife and fork this way.
- When entering the dining room, then allow ladies to go first.
- When finding your place at the table, then remain standing until everyone is seated.
- When dining at a social event, then remember the purpose is to have a good time, not to see how much or how fast you can eat.
- Always when at a table, remember that good manners involve consideration for others, common sense and courtesy.
Daymn, evidently parents were real ball busters back in the day.
I don’t understand why I find these hilariously entertaining but I do.
*GOOD LONG MANHOOD*
"Oh Boi, HAAAM!"
Is it this Friday?
The face of the boss at 4:40 is sending me for some reason.
Is it this friday?
That man will be forever be known by saying that line.
Thought the exact same thing
No smacking your lips, and elbows off the table, is some of the lessons I learned. If I were to smart off like Chuck did, I would of been automatically excused from the table, and sent to bed with no supper!
Yep😊
okay this actually helped me eat miso soup without dribbling it all over myself like a goof
Father and son matching sweaters ,🤣🤣
When young Chuck said, "Yeah, like a cream puff?", I knew he was one. I know my people! :)
I’m addicted to these films
chuck is a fucking savage
Great Clip
1:50 Party is on ELM street...it's going to be a NIGHTMARE i tells ya!!
I would love to find sweaters like they are wearing.
I'm sure that the 14-year-old kid is encouraged that he'll be so good-looking when he turns 21!😛
This is so good lol. it's so on point and quite timeless.
Chuck is a rebel thanks to the jazz music 😅
Oh boy Ham!
im learning from all these instructional videos
Did anyone catch Barbara's last name at 1:50? It looks like "Miljević." Which I think is pretty cool given it's an Eastern European name. Most of these old video characters are very Anglo with names like Smith, Wilson, & Roberts.
"You don't have to worry about eating the European method!" hahaha!
why am I watching this? lol
Fucking Hell, did he keep that t shirt on through his entire puberty?
Graham Paterson It’s saved on buying any condoms whatsoever
Sadly, future Chuck is quite a bit larger than young Chuck. Which means he actually went out and bought that sweater *again,* in a bigger size!
Thanks, FutureSelf for giving me useless tips on silverware etiquette! But couldn't you have dropped some future tips on future winning racehorses or stocks that will soar in the future?
That sort of information sharing is against the Time Travel Code of Conduct.
Let's imagine the family at dinner with nobody at dinner.
No.... one!!!
Anyone else think that Dad sounds like Hank Hill??
That boy ain't right.
Yes!
GOOD LONG MANHOOD
why does his future self sound like desi arnaz without the accent lol
Very good video. Makes it all seem logical (which it is.)
Oh boy, HAYUM!
I am HOMESICK to live this part of my life again😢!!
Turn backwards,
Turn backwards,
Oh, time, in thy flight,
And make me a child again,
Just for tonight.
😢
Sandy Truster How did that work for you.
We're looking into the future Chuck.
That sweater 😯
I enjoyed learning about good long manhood today
i was expecting him to say "is it this friday" at 1:43
What an interesting movie
Good table manners is important.
Thank you for this video.
I honestly laughed quite a bit during this video...just how nonchalant everyone is to the craziness around them (well except for table manners, duh) is just comic gold.
While not hilarious (or as campy as) Mr. Bungle in the school lunchroom, this film IS pretty entertaining. I find it a bit unusual that Chuck doesn't have at least one sibling present (unless he has an older sister away at college or married in her own home. A 'real' older brother would have served as a role model for table manners, so Older Chuck stepped in instead.) The Latin accent to his English, while improbable, is pleasant to hear. And I like that those over-the-top holiday sweaters are back in style, and are even the dress theme at parties.
Chuck grows up, and develops a foreign accent.
Very useful video even in 2019!!!