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@@alozin5339 It is the kind of comment that makes you think and not talk. Makes you examine your own life.

@@alozin5339It’s not uncommon

@@Diogo_Castaneda That's so sad.

@@marialeach8960 Yeah

Are these men PE teachers?

@@phoebejones2070 Seem to be

@@phoebejones2070 yea and they usually get mocked by women cause of their jobs

@@phoebejones2070 football coaches

Yep. I can respect a coach that’s like that.

Its a great hint and start of his eventual spiral out of control alcoholism

@@f687sNFM and his death since he dies a few years later. That want to work attitude served him and his family well since he took care of them after george died and with sheldon at college.

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Me too.

He 11

@@Wispectre shut up

​@@Wispectre Which is like 10

Thanks for stating that Young Sheldon is indeed a younger version of Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory

yeah, that was harsh

It was honest George wanted his son to play football and that wasn’t what George jr wanted. His dad couldn’t accept that even after George jr tried to tell him. George jr was smarter than people gave him credit for and saw the truth, and finally was direct about it Harsh, maybe but the honest his dad needed

@@gracesiegel7849 exactly. im not trying to diss aspiring athletes but your chance getting in the nfl is really almost improbable. you get a job at a young age and u can pile that up as experience.

@@ninjedi6710 Almost improbable? That means actually quite probable 🤡

@@maJastoL you dont saaaay

George married at 32 . Not sure if I would call that "early"

@@arkyaprabhabanerjee5817 really? I always thought they got married young since they did it because they were pregnant with Georgie. Or is George just a lot older than Mary?

@@Sunday-ex7px George died at 50 when Sheldon was 14 ( as mentioned in BBT) . George married Mary when she got pregnant with Georgie , who is 4-5 yrs older than Sheldon . So , that would mean that George married at 31-32 .

@@arkyaprabhabanerjee5817 I think it was a continuity error. Because in young Sheldon it’s mentioned that Mary was young when she had Georgie.

​@@torischmidling3595 Mary, (The mom) is obviously younger than George (the father) tho... Let me do some digging... Okay, so... The actor plays plays sheldon's mom, Zoe Perry, was 33 the first season in 2017. The actor who plays sheldon's dad, Lance Barber, was 44. So yea, it's quite possible Mary was about 21 and George was 32. Of course it's a TV show so they might mean for the characters to be a little older or younger than the actors.

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He's a high school football coach who could've coached College Level football and possibly even greater than that, but was forced to say no cause his insane wife wouldn't let him. I'd be pissed to.

@@thefanwithoutaface8105 actually no. He told Sheldon in the first episode he was coaching college football but was fired, because he complained about the other Team letting a guy play illegally Edit: He got a bad rep so the only one to give him a job was Tom

@@ocean7849 In one the later episodes George gets a chance to coach a college football team up in Oklahoma but Mary and Meemaw gang up on him cause they don't wanna move. George had the opportunity he thought he would never get again and his wife and mother-in-law were the ones that got in his way.

Hence the cheating happens..old sheldon mentioned in bbt..I guess Is coming soon

He doesn't sound depressed, he sounds unhappy/miserable. Lacking in life purpose.

Everyone has ways of protecting themselves and it is rare when two strong minded people aren't trying to do that at the same time and are able to empathize.

It's 1980s Texas. That kinda sociological thinking don’t happen til the Cali Migration.

@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 sad but true.

@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 Actually it's 1991 in this episode. Sheldon has long been confirmed to have been born in 1980 and by this episode he's 11 ergo 1991

​@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264I think the show takes place around 1990 but same point.

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True dat

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@Ian Cartwright haha that’s what i said ! 😂

i donno he is a teen i think he should do teen things because he has a life time to work

@@gjeizon1235 true but if he wants to work and not play football it be pretty crappy to make them play football

very true

When You have a gifted kid like Sheldon they Will Take much attention & resources. Its a challenge for the parents to juggle the gifted & others

the fact that he prioritizes his work in order to earn a living for himself shows intelligence

Well that's not true. I have two brothers, one is a genius the other is a drug abuser. The abuser got ALL the attention, and every spare dollar went to bailing him out. My mom used the genius brother money and credit to help the druggie. When my genius brother left home he never spoke to our mom again.

I'm okay with people getting things on a silver platter because they are gifted. I'm not okay with people getting everything on a silver platter because their parents are rich. Because they often shut out talented people. I'm in the "had to work for everything" category myself. Smart enough (at least til I had cancer) but not supersmart.

He's "life smart" where Sheldon is "book smart", but often clueless about life. His mom didn't help that either.

He's yearning for the mine company

It's no excuse for cheeting

He didn't ​@@fantasyland3646

​@@fantasyland3646its not about excusing it just understanding what lead to that decision

Well that didn’t happen

@deadshot8050 true...better that thsn this for sure lol

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Sheldon's arm is nice tho lmao

That’s the thing I see with men who want sons thinking they’ll get to do all the “boy stuff” with them. The reality is your child isn’t always gonna be your mini me. They’re gonna be a person with their own thoughts and interests. My dad had 3 sons and 4 daughters. Neither me nor my brothers like soccer, football, or baseball, cars, golf, or welding. Not matter how much he tried to make us like what he likes, we didn’t. But you know who did? My 2 sisters. They are love all the things that he does so he gets to have that with them. But it goes to show no matter how hard you try your kids are always going to be their own person

@@liamisaac1152 I think it's less about 'I want my son to like what I like' and more about 'I want my son and I to have a connection, something we can talk about other than ourselves.' at least for growing up. Not sure how well this applies, but growing up my dad tried to teach me sports, then he tried to teach me about doing diy stuff like working on electrical outlets or cars, then he tried to show me how to use his computer engineering program. All I was ever interested in was video games, and he couldn't even fake interest in them. We had a rough start, but when i got older and it became better to just talk about ourselves, it's good. Growing up, though, I don't think I would've had the maturity to handle talking to my dad about the goings on in his life and how he felt about them, and I definitely wouldn't have been able to talk about myself like that. So, when you can't handle deeper conversations about that, you find other things to help form connections, and if you can't form connections, then it might start to feel less like you're someone's parent and more that you're just their caretaker. Providing for them and not really conversing with them in any which way, and that can be hard emotionally. Especially when it seems George is having other troubles, losing a connection he's got with his son that he found he could discuss a plethora of things with could be pretty devastating. But I can only speculate.

idk I mean Georgie liked football before this

But at least Sheldon is being recruited with full scholarships plus room and board by top colleges at 11. George sorts treats it like sports and is way more supportive of Sheldon going to college. You can hear the inner coach get angry at Mary for hiding the caltech offer

Meemaw is the best character

@@aiyanyaqoob2203 Not fully.

Holy shit, that makes a lot of sense.

Hmm, interesting.

Especially since iirc George Sr wanted to play football professionally, so he’s trying to project his own dreams on to Georgie from multiple angles

As a retiring First Sergeant, I both agree and disagree at the same time. There's a difference between military and civilian life. That creates a definite zone of angst when one leaves the service. The issue is one gets accustomed to the regimen and structure the service provides; and, you pine for the "freedom" from that. Once you leave, you have a feeling of being lost, relying on doing what you feel you have to do to provide without the resources you gave up. The adage "you can't go home again" resonates immensely in George. He's doing what needs to done, personal well-being be damned.

cant seek validation from anyone/anywhere but yourself as a man. A man down the road from me spends every day singing and laughing 0- totally happy as a tobacco puller making minimum wage and another man i work with makes great money being a cnc mill programmer and is constantly depressed. Your attitude towards your job matters more then what you do at that Job or what "position" you hold.

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I don't think he ever cared about Georgie. He didn't cared about Georgie but about football. We saw him in s1 replacing Georgie with Sheldon when he was doing stats and he acted like Georgie didn't exist. George never really believed in his son either by the way he constantly belittled and called him stupid all the time. Of course, their relationship got worse and worse from season 3 but it wasn't good in season 1 either. Even Sheldon has a better relationship with his father.

At the end of the day, George married Mary because he got her pregnant with Georgie. George Sr looks like he’s simultaneously blaming Georgie for ending his dreams AND trying to live those dreams through him: on one hand George Sr belittles and insults Georgie all the time, but on the other hand he gets pissed if Georgie doesn’t want to get into football professionally. I’ve got to wonder what would’ve happened between this father-son duo if there had been another army draft in the 1990s like there was during the Vietnam war which Sr served in.

Yeah Sheldon is lowkey his favorite too. Sheldon got to be recruited by top colleges so Sheldon sorta ironically fulfilled his D1 dreams

The one in Oklahoma?

@@vm99125 i think so

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I honestly love it since season 3. The characters are too good and relatable

We have to ask Georgie mom (Real mom)

Georgie looking like Swayze was in an episode.

Actually back then you could smoke in schools like when my mom was in school in the 70’s had a smoking room till they got rid it

nowhere, they are there.

@@missyfansclub8894 there’s like five

Amarillo is where I'll be

He got a golden opportunity job wise that would've made him happy and would've been good for the family as well a couple seasons ago and turned it down because they weren't happy about it and despite giving that up for them, they still treated him like that, I to hate cheating as most do but honestly I probably would've done the same, everyone has their limit and like George, mine would've been broken by this point.

Well to be fair George Sr was a bully in highschool (he mentioned it in one of the episodes) so this is his karma so yeah

It looked like bourbon