@camaleonicas Not a Latin mom but I am a mom who believes the same. Starting in 5th/6th grade we sat our daughter down and explained she would get two free passes a year for us to bring a forgotten item to school, by 8th grade it was one year. We prepared it this would be the way. Despite her having the free passes she never called. She knew we were the type of parents to stick to what we say.
I give my kids one freebie a year… they have learned quite quickly that mama won’t be driving all over town because they couldn’t bother to get ready the night before.
I like to watch The Original Fly Lady. She teaches viewers to create a “launchpad”. That is the spot where the family puts everything they need to take with them. No forgotten items.
What happened to parents? Calling a parent to fetch something for us is a thought that would never even cross our mind. School was our business and we kids took care of it
You forgot to mention that most of us didn't have phones back then and the school secretary wouldn't consider a missing notebook an emergency worthy enough to call your parents. And those who could call their parents would receive a straight no for an answer.
That kid is so entitled. Charlotte should have told them they're 13, not 3, and shouldn't expect people to always rescue them from their responsabilities. She should have given Rock two choices: one, try to negotiate a new presentation date with teacher OR two, accept the fact they will get a poor grade on this project and then work harder for the next projects they have on that semester.
*“I have run to that school a million times.”* Well first, when you were doing that you were a SAHM not a busy successful lawyer. Second, you wouldn’t have to go to the school a million times if you taught your spoiled, ungrateful kids that they have to face the consequences if they keep forgetting their school stuff.
So a stay at home mom isn't busy or successful? Her kids are happy, so is her husband, house has been in order, and now she's going back to work for herself. Sounds successful and busy to me. Kids forget things all the time, spoiled or not.
I kind of get the point you were TRYING to make, but disparaging stay at home moms to make that point is not the move. Moms are not the only ones who stay at home, there are SAHD’s, too. And, especially when you have small children, staying at home is like 3 or 4 FT time jobs at once. There are a LOT of parents who go to work BECAUSE staying home is more work than a 9-5 job. In this scenario, two things are true. The kid should learn responsibility, especially at their age, AND Harry should step up because he said he would.
@@LX-kt90rx stating a fact is not disparaging. If you're home doing all the sorts of jobs that a home requires, you can postpone something and go out to do what's necessary. Working at almost any place on the other hand allows you to go out only for REAL emergencies.
@@oscar17891 it’s not a fact, though. It’s an opinion. Not everyone’s stay at home experience is the same. Some are caregivers to elderly parents or grandparents, some have children with special needs who require a lot of therapies, some have very small children who are babies or preschoolers. Just because someone stays home, that doesn’t mean they have nothing going on and nothing on their schedule (like appointments). The only “fact” here is that Harry said he would step up, so he should, and Rock needs to be more responsible.
It's a show I enjoyed very much at one time me a group of friends used to watch it together I lived in new york at the time the first two seasons were being made going to culinary school so it was just a good show ,I didn't like either of the movies just basing personal preference dont like the new story lines anyone else who's enjoying it great I just dont.
The point here is not that the kid should be more responsible. The point is that if the parents policy is to bring things to the kid, and if the parents explicitly AGREED that the father would pick up the slack in such situations, then the father has to understand that he actually has to follow through. Most working men truly do not understand what it means to be a hands on parent. I think they made the point very well.
a hands on parent runs to school only if the kid is in a life-threatening situation. The point they made is that they are both spineless individuals who let their daughters run their life, ruining in the process all hope that these kids will be able to face life when they grow up
the kid should definetely be more responsible. forgetting stuff happens, but then the kid should either try to negotiate with the teacher for a new presentation date OR just face the consequence of a poor grade and work harder on the next ones. the kid is 13, not 3, and they will never learn to be responsible if their parents keep rescueing them all the time.
@@walqqr1 Students don’t “negotiate” with teachers. That is disrespectful. They are not on equal footing. The teacher is the authority figure running the class. Parents who teach their children to try this are creating monsters. The student can apologize to the teacher and ask nicely if there’s any way they can turn it in late. The teacher may offer to allow it, but with reduced credit. The student needs to learn that their turning an assignment in late is unfair to the other students who turned it in on time.
Why did they do my girl Lisa like that? AND JUST LIKE THAT? 90% of the clip was about annoying Rock and who is getting her stupid notebook. But they can't even let Charlotte finish her boasting sentence about Lisa??
I know what my answer would be. Honestly, if it was a one or second time off and I was free, I would have gladly done it. If it’s a regular thing, they’re being entitled and/or I’m busy and there’s no way I can make it…..sorry sweetie deal with it and learn for next time. And repeat
there shouldn't be an argument between the parent to begin with, that spoiled Rock need to fail the class to learn a lesson. she is a teenager not a kid anymore.
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Rock needs to learn a lesson about not being prepared
For real
@dcole1933
Yep. A lesson needed to learn responsibility.
Still going to called her rose
Yes agree but her name is Rose
@@sullymd1 right? and no kid of mine would ever make me to call him or her "they"
Charlotte needs to meet latin moms. You don’t bring it, fail and learn ❤
FR. My mom made that clear early on and I’m grateful to her for it.
@camaleonicas
Not a Latin mom but I am a mom who believes the same. Starting in 5th/6th grade we sat our daughter down and explained she would get two free passes a year for us to bring a forgotten item to school, by 8th grade it was one year. We prepared it this would be the way. Despite her having the free passes she never called. She knew we were the type of parents to stick to what we say.
Word!
I used to really love this show in the 90s but these characters now are everything that the characters in the first version would’ve made fun of.
But isnt that the tragic comedy of growing up, growing old? Falling into the same mind trap as your parents.
OMG, yes.
@@Circa1628 Yes, but it doesn't make for good TV.
My parents: "Well, you better work hard on the remaining projects for the year to pick up your grade from that missed presentation today. Bye."
I give my kids one freebie a year… they have learned quite quickly that mama won’t be driving all over town because they couldn’t bother to get ready the night before.
I like to watch The Original Fly Lady. She teaches viewers to create a “launchpad”. That is the spot where the family puts everything they need to take with them. No forgotten items.
Harry is a powerful attorney and he can't get an office assistant to run this errand for him?
Because he is not Miranda Priestly from the devil wears Prada.
@@juliawacker 😄
What happened to parents? Calling a parent to fetch something for us is a thought that would never even cross our mind. School was our business and we kids took care of it
You forgot to mention that most of us didn't have phones back then and the school secretary wouldn't consider a missing notebook an emergency worthy enough to call your parents. And those who could call their parents would receive a straight no for an answer.
@@juliawacker my mother would have told me too bad remember next time lol
Rock needs to suck it up and deal with the consequences of her oversight. She'd then be much less likely to do it again!
Rock needed tough love here. Nobody fetched for her. She’s such a brat.
Its most Charlotte who made her to be like that ! Not Harry so much
1:05 perfect answer, Harry 😂😂😂
Nah, the better answer would be," yeah you're the mother, goodbye."
Nice to see Miranda’s red hair again
This is so me … all the time I forgot mami can you bring it to me ?! … NO!
That kid is so entitled. Charlotte should have told them they're 13, not 3, and shouldn't expect people to always rescue them from their responsabilities. She should have given Rock two choices: one, try to negotiate a new presentation date with teacher OR two, accept the fact they will get a poor grade on this project and then work harder for the next projects they have on that semester.
Just tell your teacher you haven't got it.
As a latin kid i already had school , a job , was putting down sheetrock and doing my own taxes by the time i was 5 .
These bratty tv kids make me happy my tubes are tied.
*“I have run to that school a million times.”*
Well first, when you were doing that you were a SAHM not a busy successful lawyer. Second, you wouldn’t have to go to the school a million times if you taught your spoiled, ungrateful kids that they have to face the consequences if they keep forgetting their school stuff.
the better answer would be," yeah you're the mother, goodbye."
So a stay at home mom isn't busy or successful? Her kids are happy, so is her husband, house has been in order, and now she's going back to work for herself. Sounds successful and busy to me. Kids forget things all the time, spoiled or not.
I kind of get the point you were TRYING to make, but disparaging stay at home moms to make that point is not the move. Moms are not the only ones who stay at home, there are SAHD’s, too. And, especially when you have small children, staying at home is like 3 or 4 FT time jobs at once. There are a LOT of parents who go to work BECAUSE staying home is more work than a 9-5 job.
In this scenario, two things are true. The kid should learn responsibility, especially at their age, AND Harry should step up because he said he would.
@@LX-kt90rx stating a fact is not disparaging. If you're home doing all the sorts of jobs that a home requires, you can postpone something and go out to do what's necessary. Working at almost any place on the other hand allows you to go out only for REAL emergencies.
@@oscar17891 it’s not a fact, though. It’s an opinion. Not everyone’s stay at home experience is the same. Some are caregivers to elderly parents or grandparents, some have children with special needs who require a lot of therapies, some have very small children who are babies or preschoolers. Just because someone stays home, that doesn’t mean they have nothing going on and nothing on their schedule (like appointments). The only “fact” here is that Harry said he would step up, so he should, and Rock needs to be more responsible.
I really wish I had just stuck with the original sex and the city...just can't get into this and just like that I just dont like who they are now.
I say follow the storyline based on where you the viewer are in your stage of life/age that aligns with the characters stage of life/age
It's a show I enjoyed very much at one time me a group of friends used to watch it together I lived in new york at the time the first two seasons were being made going to culinary school so it was just a good show ,I didn't like either of the movies just basing personal preference dont like the new story lines anyone else who's enjoying it great I just dont.
@@Circa1628 No, And Just Like That sucks at any age.
The point here is not that the kid should be more responsible. The point is that if the parents policy is to bring things to the kid, and if the parents explicitly AGREED that the father would pick up the slack in such situations, then the father has to understand that he actually has to follow through. Most working men truly do not understand what it means to be a hands on parent. I think they made the point very well.
a hands on parent runs to school only if the kid is in a life-threatening situation. The point they made is that they are both spineless individuals who let their daughters run their life, ruining in the process all hope that these kids will be able to face life when they grow up
the kid should definetely be more responsible. forgetting stuff happens, but then the kid should either try to negotiate with the teacher for a new presentation date OR just face the consequence of a poor grade and work harder on the next ones. the kid is 13, not 3, and they will never learn to be responsible if their parents keep rescueing them all the time.
@@walqqr1 Students don’t “negotiate” with teachers. That is disrespectful. They are not on equal footing. The teacher is the authority figure running the class. Parents who teach their children to try this are creating monsters. The student can apologize to the teacher and ask nicely if there’s any way they can turn it in late. The teacher may offer to allow it, but with reduced credit. The student needs to learn that their turning an assignment in late is unfair to the other students who turned it in on time.
I’ve never heard of anyone asking their parent to bring a book into school for them
My mom would have let me fail
😂
Why did they do my girl Lisa like that? AND JUST LIKE THAT? 90% of the clip was about annoying Rock and who is getting her stupid notebook.
But they can't even let Charlotte finish her boasting sentence about Lisa??
One of many reasons why I never want children
children only act like that when their parents are weak and do everything to make their lives too easy.
These clips need to be uploaded properly and to the end of a scene, not cut abruptly before it.
Who dresses her?
Charlotte and Harry should just let Rock failed the class. especially the mom already told her prep everything the night before.
Take it to them at school.
I know what my answer would be.
Honestly, if it was a one or second time off and I was free, I would have gladly done it.
If it’s a regular thing, they’re being entitled and/or I’m busy and there’s no way I can make it…..sorry sweetie deal with it and learn for next time. And repeat
Rock can just go without it...period...no emergency!! (Extra credit assignments will solve this...)
Yikes! Pretty scary!
there shouldn't be an argument between the parent to begin with, that spoiled Rock need to fail the class to learn a lesson. she is a teenager not a kid anymore.
"Rock" is NOT a "them" -- this show is peddling delusion.
I promise 🥰
Michael Patrick King destroyed these characters
Zucchini chips, recipe wanted!
It just looked like deep-fried zucchini to me, complete with marinara sauce.
this is painful to watch. It's so forced. Cringe