When You Don’t Say yes Ma’am in the South

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Hey y’all welcome or welcome back to to House of Payne! We can not take all the credit for this video we got the idea from Its A Southern Thing! So go check their channel out! Until next time BYEEE!❤️

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I love how he's reading a coloring book

papahemmy

I knew what this vid was about but as soon as he just said “yes” a shiver went down my spine and my mind went “uh-oh..” yeah those manners are instilled in us hard and it’s expected of us from every age. Thank God I was born and raised here in the south. Manners and hospitality are instilled in all of us.
My husband, who is from California, actually said that if I held open a door for someone in a place like Cali or New York people would look at me like they expected me to demand something back. That I’d had an ulterior motive for doing it other than being polite. That’s just sad..

firebladetenn

We don't outgrow it either do we! To this day, I get a call from a perfect stranger and is "yes ma'am" "no ma'am." Phone solicitors have got to feel the venom in my "sweetheart" though lol...

franny

It just sounds so much better. Born in Texas that was my 2 words yes ma’am and no ma’am no sir yes sir.

carolineibanez

Hand on hip, eyebrow raise - on point!

millymcbug

If he'd just said "Yes, Ma'am - please give me five minutes" he would have been able to finish reading whatever he was reading. Poor boy'll learn. Mommas teaching him the right lessons.

willcresson

Hello all south ma'am....and sir....bless you all....

atonesownsweetwill

That's what the CORRECT answer is. Manners were instilled in us and our grandchildren are also. You will gain tremendous respect from manners and RESPECT!!!!

kellystephens

When she also says your full first, middle & last name, you know you were about to get it.

jakep

In the north saying yes ma'am is seen as being a smart-ass, when I moved to Mississippi when I was young I got in so much trouble at school for not saying it

austincox

Yes ma I said to my parents and anyone else our of respect! Mind you I still do I'm 68 years old!

carolgranger

I was raised in the south but my family was from California. I didn't start saying "yes Ma'am" and "sir" until bootcamp. Still just reactively say it.

predictorbibulous

Wanna know what's odd? I was taught to say "yes ma'am" and all of that. I said "yes ma'am" to one of my writing teacher in fourth grade and she told me it was "disrespectful". Crazy, right?

deneyacarter

This is exactly like ‘it’s a southern thing’

lialai

i fought being indoctrinated into the politeness cult of the south when i was very young. i failed. now i open doors for ladies and the elderly, i say yes maam and yes sir. you just cant fight it down here.

kennethv