I hear this all the time, been in japan from ‘99 and haven’t experienced myself,,, wondering if it’s just some BS someone made up to feel oppressed or something 😂

I never had that experience the few times I been there training the JSDF, then again, I was at camp zama, maybe their used to us lol but I KNOW they love us lmfao

Lmao I live in central Tokyo and never experienced or seen that happen in my 10 years of living here. I’ve seen plenty of loud or scary looking Japanese man and people would change seat. So yeah different experience I guess. People in the train don’t give a fuxk, got bigger things to worry about.

​@@electricsun 😂 Brutal

I guess it only applies to obnoxious foreigners. They don't know that they're obnoxious ( and that's the whole problem ) but they are.

Actually, that's untrue. Giving birth in any other time rather than now would be an inevitable death sentence for every 1 in 3 women, and women had to do it over and over again, which, just on its own, makes it one of the most difficult things on this planet, and is still a reality for women around the world. Women still die from a multitude of birth complications, many of which happen even after the birth occurs, like infection, bleeding out, internal bleeding etc. Not to mention the fact that child mortality rates without modern medicine are also astronomically high, so you could birth that child and care for it, financially support it and bond with it only for it to die from the ages from birth to 7 years old, and you'd just have to deal with the emotional burden of that, which for mothers, never goes away. Then you get into the countless hours of having to be sleep deprived, waking up with your new born multiple times a night (and even more if your child has a fever or colic) leaving the mother highly likely to develop postpartum depression, which again, can be deadly for the child and mother. Then you raise your child, teach it, and have to be by its side every step of the way until the child is at least 18 and help it financially and emotionally until you die, with many bumps along the way... Yeah... that doesn't sound less hard than any other job I've seen... It just looks cute and sweet because of the modern era we live in, but for all of human history before the last 100 years, motherhood was, in some places still is, one of the hardest jobs in the world.

@@tisbutascratch2045 lmaoooooo omg u r such a twit

@@tisbutascratch2045 How about this: Being a mother is definitely hard, but it's not the hardest. Try being an oil rigger, electrician, construction worker, a coal miner, or heck even having to be in war! Those jobs also put you at a high risk of death or injury. Not to mention that you have to do these jobs very carefully, one small accident and many things could go wrong. Yes I agree being a mother is a very hard and stressful job, but it's definitely not the hardest and I think y'all just try too hard to overexaggerate it.

Nailed it. If you hate what you do, you hate half of your life. That's hard AF. I would rather work 80 hours a week doing what I love versus 40 hours at my last job that I hated.

So these are the kind of girls that take bill serious

They should watch the best moments

That series is great!!!

and he's voicing the dad, Frank Murphy! "you fuckin' animals"

That’s a a lovely sentiment but regardless of what you call it, it’s hard work I promise. That said if you can afford to stay home and bring up kids it is great. Especially if she never gave up a career. Bill is right too, there are far worse jobs.

Good 4 her. But making sure that my children have 3 home cooked meals a day, clean rooms, clean clothes, the appointments etc every day, PLUS making sure their dad's bellies always full& his balls never are, with no acknowledgment & no sleep, is most definitely a job... Well if you do it right it is!

@@Rose-zf1jw i respect you for being a great mother and wife like you stated in your comment. I know its a lot of hard work to keep everything running smoothly but i wldnt say its a job i wld say its a responsibility to be the best mother or father you can be.

I remember when I had an apartment in college having to admit I’ve never scrubbed the toilet (squirting the stuff, using the brush). And my roommates looked at me like I was an alien. I said, idk, I had a stay at home mom, it was always just done whole we were at school. We had chores, dishes, laundry, dusting, vacuuming, in summer she would ask us to do windows, but the bathrooms were never on the list. So when I called her to tell her how ill prepared I was….she said, I was home all day, what was I going to do if I had you kids doing everything? I will say this….she cooked every day. We never ate out.

How do you have 7 subs with no videos?

Only hard part is the money. And the man takes care of that.

@@iamarussianguy it just happens, when you make comments

@@michaelbryant3643 you must be single, hope it stays that way

@@iamarussianguy you know how

It is not the most difficult job, but it is a very important job; keeps society productive and humanity moving forward.

Good shit

That’s a good way to put it.

Definitely not that important at all

@@markminadeo did you not have your mother growing up or something?

@@HaleThePanda it's important to the child but not anyone else

@@markminadeo I thought you said it's not important at all? If it's important for the child, it's important at least a little bit.

I guess it depends on how you define "difficult", but the responsibility is off the charts.

Bill Burr is a lot more like George Carlin IMO, always making pertinent points but doing it in a way that is hilarious

That's exactly what I thought too. Never seen anybody comment about it though!

Lol when the mom was on the plane and realized they left his ass at home

I think it's the most important job.. but maybe not the absolute #1 hardest. I appreciate all the great mums, tho

Gae

I fucking hate fiberglass with a passion.

Yeah, they are some really cool cats! Fun to watch.