The Universal Habit of Calling Mom After Landing
This meme highlights the relatable, lifelong habit of calling one's mother immediately after arriving at a destination to confirm a safe landing. Featuring a man standing in an airport baggage claim area while on his phone, the image humorously contrasts the maturity of a 35-year-old adult with the enduring, comforting ritual of checking in with a parent. It serves as a lighthearted nod to the strong bonds between parents and their adult children, suggesting that no matter how old one gets, the instinct to reassure family about travel safety remains a common and wholesome practice.
"There wasn't any turbulence and the food was better than expected" It doesn't matter if it's true, you just have to say it
Once, mom called me during one of the worst fever I've ever got, my voice was coarse as heck. 10 min later, my dad called me, when he was working.. So I know how much she thinks I'm gonna die.
Also me, leaving: 3 years, I promise...
35 year old me calling my mom to let her know the plane lost control and we are descending into the ground at terminal speed.
and dad I call whoever I know is available
I do the same with my wife.
If You have Kids you‘ll understand. Even when you are lucky enough to have your parents till you are in your fifties, you always stay their kid, parents are the only people in the world, that really wanna see you win! Appreciate them.
I'm 41. I call my mom after landing. I love my mom, she's an amazing person. My parents are just great.
I miss my mom :(
And I'm sure she appreciates it