Life in the 1800’s (Part 2)

[garrettelliott]

Ten cents, a shot of bourbon and a sack of coal is a lot more than any Mayor has done for me 😂

[latexbeep]

"The WHOLE city burned down!? Not again...!" Made me choke on macaroni

[neildarling]

The timing and delivery on “It’s time to feed our infant son” was simply marvelous.

[BlockedUser]

"septic muck" made me laugh wayy more than it should've.

[Angled]

If I had a Time Machine, I’d go back to the 1800s, not fix anything, and just flex how healthy I was, then leave.

[hunterstill]

You really do help me realize the pleasantries we take for granted today. Like a simple bed.

[balls--ipoop]

“ It’s just malaria, I thought it was something serious-“
*dies*

[elysiagileza]

For whatever reason I really enjoyed hearing you say “septic muck” 🤣🤣

[mitchellgearheart]

The loop from "septic muck" to "schhhuurrrlllp" is perfect.

[Hakman]

Fun fact: people in these times often drank more beer than water, even giving beer to their children, as water was usually incredibly dirty

[WSKRBSCT]

This is why I detest those who say things today are the "worst ever." They take so much for granted.

[nd]

"It's just malaria, I thought it was something serious"
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[Tom_Wuidward]

This is 100 percent accurate I grew up in the 1800s, and this is exactly how it was!

[michaelammons]

Sounds like SpongeBob working during the industrial revolution

[courtcat]

This guy with the “NOT AGAIN! 😩” jokes 😂😂😂

[faded]

Bro is single handed lay destroying the “I wish we could go back to the good old days” crowd

[YouTube]

mmm septic muck was a delicacy back in those days

[NateTheGreat]

“Uhther then thaa, ereythinns guu” lol

[lightfiendish]

from what i know of american history across the country, "the whole city burned down?? not again!" is too accurate

[nccb]

'I would never think of working less than 16 hours a day! I'm not a communist.' This had me bent over! I love your videos!