Asian Parent Punishments: Emotional Damage
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Emotional Damage meme
Comedy, Skit, Asian, Asian Dad
Comedy Sketch,
hold the flashlight,
Grocery store line
Steven He 
Comedy
Every parent taking notes in the back📝
Fuel
Very effective
thanks for the tips now my parents know my weakness
Doubt it, not everyone is as thick as him.
OOOO
I think we can all agree that Steven He's way of saying "emotional damage" is so iconic at this point.
I have seen other TheXvidrs pop in a clip of Steven saying “Emotional Damage” (with citation)! Almost spit out my tea laughing!
Yes
And he's using it damn right for promotion. Smart guy, probably because he's asian
u here
u there
ur everywhere
"Because children don't have money, they can't think of a way to get out of the situation." still kills me every time
FAILURE When I see a supermarket I go in and out for entertainment
I am just enjoying the content all over again simply by reading the darn comments...hilarious...this guy is a darn genius..!!!
"Very effective."
@Yuxuan Huang but that's when I develop a really strong desire for cookies, my means of escape and to munch on whilst trying to write essays.
@Julian Hayes WHY? I learned to exit the entrance empty-handed at 10. WHAT A FAILURE ! (just kidding) But it was quite embarrassing back then
That tool scene in the garage is my childhood in a nutshell. I used to just start panicking and crying in seconds....the thing I'd been sent for was never there. Or if it was , I knew it by a different name.
Emotional Damage ensued....and it's with me to this day.
My dad would send me for a tool then put his hands on his hips and whistle and look at the sky as I would score around growing increasingly frustrated and distraught looking for the tool. I think my dad knew Steve He Sr.
Whenever my grandma tells me to get something i just hope that what I got was right cause when i don't I'm doomed 😭
Cheers Steve. Unfortunately my dad says that under 50k likes for my comment is FAILURE and I need to find a new outlet for my EMOTIONAL DAMAGE. Hang on he's introducing me to the neighbours BRB
Same here. I was dealt emotional damage this way at the hands of my grandmother lol🤣🤣
Nonono, the best part of this is when you were looking in that particular spot the thing you were looking for wasn't there and then when they go to get it, VOILA its in their hands and they call you blind.
Emotional damage
“It’s not in aisle 8.”
I completely lost it. I was laughing so hard that I had to skip back a few times because I kept missing lines from laughing so hard 🤣
Me too 😂😂😂😂
I'm not even Asian and I can definitely relate to most of this (especially the reverse grocery line) LMAO 🤣🤣🤣! Asian parents and single black moms are pretty similar.
And Latina moms
Very!
Haha
This man owns the word *Emotional Damage* and no one can prove me wrong.
Should use this clip and sell it as an nft
I concur!
He walked 25 miles to collect the words "emotional damage" and fought a dragon in the way back. And....he had left 2 minute rice on the hob. He got back before it burned.
Very Effective .!!! 😂
@Bottom Text Nft-
"The unfairness adds extra flavor to the emotional damage"
He’s so right
It's my favorite line.
as someone with an asian mom, i can say that i did get emotional damage
to this day, she still tells me to do something in such a vague way, then gets angry at me when i ask about it- she always goes "be more flexible!" or "use your brain!"
I can empathise. My mom is so vague 90% of the time and then gets annoyed with me when I ask for clarification, which just feels bad (every single object or action is a "thing" she refuses to elaborate on unless heavily, repeatedly asked 😑).
Emotional damage. Very effective
Yo, stepmom, the baby's a bit sick. Snotty and heaving a bit, but should be fine, the doctor had a look at says it's just a cold.
-Do the therapy!
The what?
-Do the therapy for baby fever!
What therapy precisely?
-The therapy of course! Come on, are you dim! That baby is suffering! Get to it!
At least I get to blink in confusion with my "Mandarin.exe has stopped working. Dunno what you're saying, lol"-look, but I really feel for my wife at times like that.
It's funny how strict parents of different countries and races are so similar haha. I'm African, and can relate. However, "emotional damage" is stuck in my head and I can't stop laughing. Nice one bro...very effective 😁
I was my dad's choir boy growing up. He fancied himself a fixer, imagining that he could fix anything around the house without hiring a specialist because he had grown up working in for mechanics and electricians and plumbers and the like. The light thing always happened only the verbal chastising was much more venom laced. Meant to cut deep, true emotional damage that might require therapy but in truth, it becomes something you have to bury deep inside yourself to only examine when you feel safe if you ever try to examine it anyway.
I ended up being like him a little, even though I hated him, I also fancied myself a handy person aroung the house who could fix most things, only I grew up with the internet so instead of calling up past experiences I learned things from TheXvid and applied that to my jobs coming out with much better results than my dad. Moreover I learned to be self sufficient so instead of someone holding a light for me I got myself a light helmet, instead of someone holding the wood for me to cut I bought clamps to hold it in place. I don't need someone to constantly order around and yell at to get the job done.
I love how he doesn't even refer to his son as son but as his "failure", lol.
That had me!
@Steven He lmao 💀💀
@Joe I mean, that's pretty obvious, that's not what I'm commenting on...
But he refers to stenve
Lol
1:07 literally happened to me a few days ago. I took both phillips and flat head of the screwdrivers specifically because I didn't want to get roasted. Took 2 sizes small and large.
Still got called useless because we didn't own the correct size
*I can guarantee the emotional damage*
Same thing happened to me when I was 10 years old
Protip: For father's day you buy an electrical screwdriver with a full set of bits.
Then you've a legit excuse to always bring the full set and you couldn't get it wrong even if you wanted to.
@Ken Feng omg 😭😭😭 accurate af
"This is why you get no job and live in my house no allowance this month"
@Ken Feng And then they add the "If you talk back one more time, I will kick you out of the house"
Hold The Light was definitely a bonding experience I'll never forget. Bonus points if dad drops a bolt into the undercarriage, but blames it on you. You just want it all to end, then it happens. "Just go away, you're no help." You have to spend the next week reaffirming yourself that you were definitely doing everything he told you to do, trying not to be gas-lit. Steven, why do you have to dig up these old wounds?
Omg, this is so relatable. My dad would ask me for a bucket, so I brought him one. Then he said, 'no no no.. the one to scoop the water'. So I brought him a water scooper. And then he went, 'No, why you so stupid?! That thing that sweeps the water!'.... he was looking for the squeegee floor wiper. *mind blown* 💀
That is EMOTIONAL DAMAGE, very effective. 😂😂
@Lina Park Art Good point, never thought of that
Anyway... "Son?"
I'm 32..
___Died from emotional damage___
@BenchART lol, OK son, here's a tip for you. I'm equally lost with parents but in terms of female matters, this is the exact translation.
1) when she gives you vague indications of what she wants, it probably means she's not sure what she really wants yet. BUT, she has an idea of what she wants.
2) when you bring her the thing you think she wants. She is now sure that is not what she wants. This is now your cue to ask her what she really wants 😂.
All the best, my fellow emotionally damaged friend.
Shit, I'm Portuguese and even today my GF gives me vague indications of what she wants, and then I take her something and she says that it's not that what she wants :D
Even my parents used to do stuff like that to me all the time.
Now all of this makes sense why I lose my patiente quickly when this type of situations happen to me.
All this people have been applying a very effective EMOTIONAL DAMAGE against me.
I'm just prepping my notes here. My father's choice form of _emotional damage_ was to not speak to me for a few days when he was reminded I was a failure. Is it possible to combine these techniques, or do I need to be a board-certified asian to pull it off?
@Matias Kendall you made it too real lol
It doesn't matter who or what you get you'll be a failure while applying these techniques because you're not your cousin who your parents always compare you to
Fun fact Steven's dad was probably a failure to Steven's grandad. It's every Asian kids legacy. To be a FAILURE.
except for those who get accepted into harvard
@John Yves Tan The parents themselves aren't EVEN high qualities, therefore, they project all their failures on their kids. EMOTIONAL DAMAGE.
5000 years of hereditary failure, that’s a LOT of Emotional Damage!
🤣
@Mokster Destroying a child's self esteem, making them lose a needed sense of security that they need from their parents and creating lifelong trauma is child abuse, not love. A lot of the comments left by people here is classic abuse and it was completely unnecessary for any of their parents to do this to their children.
I remember working with my father in law and we were inflating a tire, he told me to tell him when it was at 40 PSI so I told him when it got there, and he told me to keep going until 45, then 50 and I was like Uhhh...should we stop it? and he said keep going, and then I just backed away right before it popped the compressor hose off, I then got yelled at for not stopping it at 40 PSI.
Emotional Damage.
I remember how I was "coincidentally" doing homework whenever dad was repairing anything, so my brother had to take that emotional damage alone. But reverse grocery line is my childhood trauma.
My dad tried to pull some of this shit with me when I was a kid as well. I wouldn't have any of it.
Taped a flashlight to my dad's head.
Brought him all the tools I could find, he can pick out what he needs.
I gave my dad emotional damage.
I suffered emotional damage and takes me some time to get over it. Now you have helped me realise this is an effect from being a failure. Thanks Steven He
This is so accurate
@DerpArtIsGood ya TheXvid needs to fix this
@Tina Bulea bot
cool
So nice
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That tiny " they all have handles 🥺" had me wheezing lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This video had me thinking of the "Old Enough" Japanese TV show. I wonder how many of those kids experience emotional damage. 😂
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im already dying at the part where "steven's dad" is complaining about the light moving around "starting a disco" XD
I've had my share of emotional damage, the toolbox scene reminded me of it, i'm an adult and it still haunts me, very effective :/
As an Asian the flashlight one is one of the things I did about 29 times each time I adjusted it was apparently not right.
The one where Steven got the groceries was just what I did to myself by accident as a kid
As funny and sarcastic as this video, I genuinely hope every parents who watched this will stop or never did any of these. It's terrible...
Also this is REAL comedy depicting asian cultures on raising a child🤣
@Gareth Tucker lmao 🤣
My mom laughs about doing all these things 🥲
Bad parents: taking notes on how to improve
Good parents: wondering why some people even bother having children if their goal is to do this.
I am extremely worried for the well being of Steven’s future children...
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Nah his children will have more work experience at age 9 then most 30 years olds they will be fine
We all r
@madtabby
Doesn't even go back that far. All things DIY and engineering related in our house went like that and I'm 36 now.
No they are not his children but failures
as an asian, I've experienced every one of this. the toolbox one is especially true, my mum will just be like "use your common sense, how can this fit?" when her instructions weren't even clear😭
The tool part is so relatable since I'm a visual learner it's hard to imagine what a specific tool looks like unless someone shows it to me but with my parents I just can't 😭🤣🤣
I once had a very important test when I was a young teenager. I lived with my japanese grandfather. I had a really strong stomach ache and had to go to the bathroom, in part out of nervousness I think. He called me and I told you I was in the bathroom, but he didn't hear me. He got frustrated, and just left in his car. I had to run all the way to the school, was let in late probably out of pity, made the test in tears and was chewed out over not yelling where I was loud enough when I got home.
I got the top grade on my year for that test (it was a multiple choice simulation similar to college admission exams).
It was, of course, "nothing more than my obligation".
@João Alexandre it makes sense. For some time I’ve thought that having a bit too much pressure from your caretakers (or parents) would be better than having none. Being raised by people who don’t care what you do with your life either way is not necessarily more relaxing because you grow up without the tools required to “fight your way up” so to speak. Then everything becomes a bigger chore than it actually is and people linger in mediocrity like there is nowhere out. Anyways, thanks for answering. The trick is in the balance, as usual.
@oriricha lol I actually got into a pretty good med school and tried to finish it until I had a bad mental breakdown and dropped out. Nowadays after some years of therapy and medication I'm mostly fine, working some freelance jobs and halfway through a history graduation (thankfully in my country the best universities are the public ones, which are free). But this pressure definetly fucked up a good portion of my life - and some members of my family kind of never forgave me for making it into a medicine grad school and having the audacity of not wanting to be a doctor. It's hard to say how much of it was the overall mentality of toxic demands for academic excellence and how much of it was people trying to make me become a doctor regardless of my wishes because both of those things are very closely linked together. But overall from what I've seen from other Asian descended kids I know, I'd say that this way of raising kids makes most of them become either full of neurosis that they have to hide, severely depressed, or both. The few kids who turn out both happy and successful are so in spite of their home lives, not because of it. There's a *lot* of mutual complaining whenever we meet about how all this pressure gave us great math scores but we never learned how to do a lot of practical stuff or just deal with conflict or disagreements because we were supposed to be obedient and accepting, both from other kids I grew up with or with children of other Asian parents with this sort of mindset I ended up meeting afterwards.
and how successful are you today? I’m just curious of the effects of this
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“Its not in aisle 8” and “Leave your kid at the register so you can go get something stupid” is depressingly accurate.
Im a cashier so I've seen it happen 😃❤️😁😁
They'll be like get the brown color one
In reality it's orange or red 🥲
How to counter: just walk out of the shop and let parent wait for you
What's even worse, is when your parents leave you at the register and the cashier starts scanning your items and your mom still isn't back
I naruto run when my parents tell me that like I just hear the people speaking in chinese:
''Why is that child running like that''
Lmao 😂my dad used to send me to the grocery store for what at the time was weird stuff to me like bouillon cubes. I would come home without it then he would make me take him back to the grocery store and point it out for me. Everyone who worked there probably thought I was weird for leaving then coming back so many times😂
I watch this series all the time I can’t wait for the next one😂
That's true that children who don't have money will feel the full weight of emotional damage in a supermarket when their parents are not in line with them. Lmao! 🤣😂😆
this is honestly so true in my family.... and in most families lol
Ok. Can we be serious.
Stevens dad is literally carrying his yt channel.
@Miles Marcuson Darn it, you said it before I could!
Emotional damage.
@Steven He what happend tot ur eye in this vid. like theres a scar
Lol
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Son unos de los mejores conciertosn
My mom did some of things to me and my sister unintentionally-but we still have some emotional damage. Great video!
The hold the light is so true, I got so much scoldings just yesterday when my dad was fixing the switches. Whats with asian dads doing everything by their own, they think they are AI robot or something
He has done the emotional damage stuff for so long but I always burst out laughing
“You said hold it low.”
“Not as low as your IQ”
Had me 😂😂
Edit: and I’m getting more notifications from this comment than my own channel😂
@Kshitiz Bhandari Then why is 11 notification more than your whole channel?
@R - G - C says the man with 129 subscribers
Then your channel must be quite dead lol.
_*Emotional damage_
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How does this bot have 58 likes???
@Epicjeong ye
bot moment
I remember when my older bro showed me your channel a couple years ago. God I feel stupid for not subbing sooner.
God bless Steven.
You are a comedy god, draped in wrappings of comedy gold.
*You are the cure to emotional damage.*
Hahaha! This is truly legit bruh, I could totally feel myself with this video (especially the tools and the using the flashlight for your dad), sh-t happens when u goofed up. It was truly a memorable Asian home experience
All these points are spot on haha. Very effective ways to cause emotional damage. I am a living proof lol
no one can deliver the line "emotional damage" better than Steven He.
@Little 7s na not all asians. also other people who aren't asian can do it to its just easier when you learn chinese and have the accent. cause i have a american friend who can do it. decently well yet a korean one sucks at doing "emotional damage" which in it self IS emotional damage.
asians can i guess
I take on ur challenge
@darkdragon99 because steven he is the one
Yes if there is a "world history session with God as host " after life, there must be a honorable prize to this.
Can we all agree that this man has the right to coin the word emotional damage
I remember when Steven used to have under 500k subscribers. Amazing progression.
I grew up with European parents and this was exactly how it was. It was a nightmare
I feel like my old man built a time machine just to use these tips on me when I was growing up!
Another good way to cause emotional damage is to tell your kid to do one task, then right after they start yell at them to do another task even though they aren't done, then when they start on the new task yell at them for not finishing the other task. This should cause emotional damage that will affect their ability to multi-task for the rest of their life. For extra affect, add more than three tasks at once
Yeah that's Mexican parents right there
Hmm
It worked on me
Oh man .. i get this everyday and I'm 18 yrs old ... This sucks 😭
You mean tell your failure, not your kid
Thanks! I checked AIKI's stock history and learned what failure stands for. It went from $150k to $0.39 😂
Ahah! Yo, from Kazakhstan. Now I know who taught my parents to these skills:) Seems like our asian cultures are more similar than I expected. I am impressed. All jokes are worked
Wait till Steven learns that in some places, you can sue for *emotional damage*
My parents definitely took notes from here because they did every single thing mentioned here to me 😂😂😂
"You must contradict yourself"- yes, yes. Asian parents do that. I work in the same company as my father, some days feel like a nightmare.
People who don't belong to a stereotypical Asian family might say, "why don't you just leave then?"
Ah, yes. Clearly, you don't know the guilt and responsibility that comes with the Asian Eldest Child Syndrome. You carry the weight of responsibility with you until the day you die. Like Spiderman. But instead of an entire city, you have naggy parents and the ghosts of your ancestors to judge you.
@leonardo899 It's my mother who does that in my family. As for my father, he likes to "forget" things and then gas light his family. And suddenly, everyone is wrong and he is "misunderstood". 🙃 #ohJoy #SoFun #ILoveMyFamily
@AM 😢
@Boszly Wekxzer Maybe 😶
My dad would always tell me to get him the 'thing', and then would get angry when I asked which 'thing'.
@Bot Spitter- Holt crap. I was gonna mention the Germans. If it’s a traditional German family get ready for emotional damage.
Hahaha My family members who never ask enough "Why?" questions, much less the rest that a good reporter should ask, doesn't believe me that Grandma said we have a wee bit of Chinese ancestry. I posted this so they could see a pretty good imitation of Dad doing work on anything. Oh my word!
LOL LOL Must be on both sides of the family, after all. I wish I had this video when I had to go see a counselor in Jr. High.
This is what my Filipino mom does to my dad, even though she barely drives and my dad's been for 40 years. If he doesn't brake before the car in front of him starts even slowing down, he gets yelled at 🤣 emotional damage that lasts the entire car ride. Very effective
My mum does this to me! I have so much anxiety when I have to drive her 😂😅 major emotional damage
For the Reverse grocery line thing, I feel like a child would just become numb and just not care and do absolutely nothing, whenever you ask or say of 🤣
Forty minutes in and he's already giving trolling lessons.
I barely take emotional damage anymore, I just pretend to so that when they realize it.. it gives it to them.
My dad must be taking these classes because he does this every-time. He’s a top student I’m assuming based on how much emotional trauma he’s given me when helping him move something.
I'm the emotion damage giver and I'm the youngest 🤣
@Tea Oh I can relate. Everytime this happens. Fustration sets in. XD
Sorry I’m British I must colonise you
@Marvelous Mulhim I can see it. We call it a ‘plaster’ not a ‘bandage’.
A fellow failure
This man just explained my whole life 😭😭😂
I used to think only my dad was this infuriating with his vague instructions, turns out its an Asian thing :')
I'm a grown ass man, the other day I went with my mom to the grocery, we were next in line at the counter, she forgot tissue papers and went to get them, you could say I was sweating so much as I was about to pay and she still was not there
i was so frustrated interacting with my parents, but somehow knoing that i don't suffer alone makes me feel better
The emotional damage move is very powerful. No amount of self-confidence or therapy will ever stop it.
@Kirana💋 why
@misyah s no
@Eca stop
@JOVANKA--------👇💋 shush
Thats dumb…
This video is so relatable to almost everyone who experience it
"Ask your failure..." as long he's not my dad I celebrate his methods😊
This is so accurate it still gives me chills.
Lowkey miss the days where Steven's dad would noticeably smile when describing how much pain each method inflicts
“The unfairness adds extra flavor to the emotional damage” hits soo close to home lol
I remember the worst spanking I ever got as a child. Will never forget it. I was about 10 years old. I told my mother I was going down the street, about 4 houses down, to play with a friend. She said OK. My friend's adult sister had just purchased an RV and parked it in front of their house, so I, my older sister, and other kids from the block went into the parked RV to check it out. I guess my mom called out for me (this is MANY years ago, WAAY before cell phones), and she didn't see me at first. When she did find me, she was furious, grabbed me by the arm in front of my friends, and spanked me the whole way home, propelling me down the sidewalk, spank, step, spank, step, spank, step, screaming at me all the way. No one else got in trouble for being inside the (perfectly safe, parked) RV, not even my sister, just me. I was mortified knowing my friends watched my mom spank me all the way down the block, and silently outraged at the injustice of it because I was where I said I would be, in front of my friend's house. The unfairness added extra flavor to the emotional damage!!
(Steven, please use a version of this in one of your videos! Maybe the catharsis I will get from seeing it will help heal the emotional damage. Not joking.)
Lmao I read this along him xD at the same time what a coincidence
Way close that you start feeling clusterphobic
Far too effective 😞
Very effective
Very good failure management.
My children will never be the same.
This has been recommended for parents for generations in my family, and you are our savior.
My ancestors thank you for this guide.
Im fairly sure every dad has their own way of causing emotional damage
The fact that I still can't keep a straight face everytime he says "eMoTiOnaL dAmAgE" 💀
This Emotional Damage is so Iconic now and I love it 😂
Thanks to you, my entire school is now repeatedly saying "emotional damage" whenever someone says the word emotional. Which is a lot. Thank you Steven.
Edit: What. 1.4k likes. Thanks guys that's pretty cool.
Same with mine, it became universal at this point
@Steven He trademark something and make merchandise, dont miss the bag, u make a lot of ppls day and deserve the fruit of it
@Angelo Absolutely
@fat boi Can i have Aqua?
If I want to laugh I watch your videos! I love them ❤
Saw the word "failure" in a headline this morning and my brain instantly read it in Steven's voice 😂
I've never been so happy in my life to have emotional damage.
It doesn't even have to make sense; just the pronunciation is the killer!! I salute you sir !
This man will make us all proud when raising children
Edit: Holy shit 1.5k likes thanks guys
Raising ''failure'' :'v
Rlly good for u
Lol I got 20k once
Lmao
The other videos were a little exaggerated, but every single one of these have been pulled on me like 4-5 times
And yes it did cause emotional damage
Very effective
Brilliant. I’ve been using this technique on my 8 year old. It really works!! 🤣😂🤣
1:40 I feel you bro. This always happens to me
I think this is just every parent.. ever… this video gave me memories of my parents doing THE EXACT SAME THINGS and its making me anxious in the funniest way possible lmao
dude really said “not as low as your IQ” i couldn’t hold it together and my entire job heard me cracking up in the break room
Yup. That one triggered me too. 😅
LMAO
xDD
I love how 'your son' or 'child' just becomes ' your faillure'.
"That right there...is emotional damage."
Great delivery.
I too have curled up in the fetal position due to the "Emotional Damage" inflicted by S Asian parents 😅
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los mortales abian apreciado -tan hermosa mujer-
10:10 Hopi:
Sweeter
11:12 Sun:
Hotter
00:18 Joonie:
Cooler
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Butter
23:23 Son unos de los mejoresconciertos mañas no se la
00:01Las elecciones cinematográficas y artísticas son brillantes. Referencias culturales europeas realmente interesantes. Ojalá la cultura europea se representara más a menudo tan bellamente. No puedo dejar de decir "oh, esto es hermoso" a lo largo del video. Luz, en serio... el que se encargue de la iluminación, genial 8z6w...
I’m now convinced that this isn’t just a Guideline, but a complete daily checklist for all parents, both new and veterans🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Thulani Langa
You've never done battle on the baby diarrhea front if it strikes you as odd that parents describe themselves as veterans. 😉
They sometimes say the sky is the limit, but I'm pretty sure one meter above the commode is the max.
Its a professional introduction course. If you master it you can move on to different grades, like belts in Karate
You said it
Veterans wtf 🤣🤣🤣
2:17 exactly me when i am trying to solve a math question during exam but its so hard i want to give up but then the thought of good grades support me BUT I STILL AM TRYING TO SOLVE THE DAMN QUESTION
The fact I not even Asian and I've literally experienced this before and it hurts on a personally emotional level
Steven is doing a great job in increasing our attention span....👍👍👍
As an asian kid every single punishment is so relatable
Also "ask your failure to go get a tool but be so vague it's impossible" really hits hard