A Grandfather's Creative Solution to Unfinished Chores
A social media post from a user identifying as a grandfather details a humorous method for dealing with a teenager who neglected to empty the dishwasher. After his 15-year-old granddaughter failed to complete the chore for four hours, he took her phone and hid it inside the dishwasher. The post describes the granddaughter's distress as she searches for her missing device, which is set to silent mode. The grandfather presents this scenario as a tongue-in-cheek parenting tip, highlighting the generational clash over household responsibilities and the reliance on mobile technology.
Sure granny Rebecca
I never understood this type of mentality, just get it done and then you have entire day to do what you want...
Children learn behaviors by helping their parents, you should have emptied the dishwasher with your children until the neuronal pathways are set, then you can do other things while the children run their learned behavior Setting goals is an outdated ideology, it's all about learn
please tune in next week for the new episode of "Boomer Fantasies" now for the commercials.... is your dick limp again?
I remember some old internet joke like this: 'Mom, I did laundry, can I have my console?' 'Are you sure son?' 'Yes, I swear I did the laundry!' 'Did you checked the washing machine?' 'Yes, it's empty now.' 'Seriously? Because I put your console is in the washing machine to be sur
I'm 100% doing this to my kids if the need arises.
as if a 15 year old would spend a minute without her phone
Dude just beat your kids
So.... For us it was.. no chores done? No TV No Nokia brick phone No leaving the house to go to friends house No friends over No Soda No Snacks I did a chores embargo one time about 12 years old, lasted about a week. After that just got up at 700 Am on Saturday and got everything
Funny. But even before phones, my kid would rather have a knock-down, drag-out screaming match about it for three hours rather than spend five minutes just emptying it.