Things Husbands Do Part Two

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[toolrdeye]

"nice blinker buddy!" I say that at least.... 5 times a day.

[walterfielding]

Hey! I don't think I'm a better driver, I KNOW I'm a better driver.

[JuanAppleseed-getb]

I realized I'm officially "not young anymore" when I started keeping tabs of when the mail truck would drive too far off the road onto my grass to drop off packages.

I went from "I can't stand my father" to "I am my father."

[coyotech]

The different voices is true of most men - I mean it makes sense that you don't use the same tones between your wife/girlfriend and your friends or business people, but it is funny to listen to. I used to tease a young guy at work when I first noticed that. You could always hear when he was talking to his girlfriend on the phone. You didn't need to hear the words. I don't think women do that so much, except maybe when talking to kids. There is the mom voice.

[VioletJoy]

The football part was giving Uncle Rico vibes. 😂

[BryceBarker-bs]

100% completely accurate! My wife always gripes about how I chew too loud. It makes me try to chew louder.

[betterjustice]

I'm no psychologist, but I think the two voices thing is because you're more comfortable with one person than the other. There's style switching too, but if the level of comfortability is the same then it shouldn't change, hypothetically.

[rhettcrandall]

You forgot walking loudly across the house. I’m guilty of that at my house 😂

[chrisbartlett]

Oops, watched this with my wife and got called out for doing every single one of these things. Funny stuff.

[derianmcdougall]

Me while driving - "FUCKIN SEND IT BUD!"

[SimonHuhta-tj]

“Maybe someday you’ll be half as good a driver as

[ericanderson]

My dad does the deep voice when talking with men, I probably do as well😂

[theopgamer]

This dude is the best he reminds me of myself

[caitlin.ashleigh]

I answered all the dad jokes…and I’m the wife. LMFAO!

[joshuaridgway]

I have to use different tones at work all the time. I’m attorney who represents tenants in evictions. Sometimes a client needs you to be confident, calm, in control when talking with them. Others need you to be painfully realistic and honest about their situation. Still others need a soft reassuring tone because they are freaking out and need to be brought back to baseline to make some truly hard decisions. Getting that read wrong can be very consequential.

[jerryjanik]

I was all-time quarterback all-time quarterback training Elementary School I got film film tape we have as soon as I heard that I flashed back to me playing Little League football and tripping during a championship game

[motorcity]

I always quote Dave Foley from a KITH sketch when stuck “Aw cmon, I’m dyin’ here !”

[margaretdocena]

My husband can't hide to scare me as much anymore because he abused that priviledge 😂

[JEffinger]

Ah I didn't peak in highschool lol so I can't relate to that one

[Brehaa]

My wife is knocking on the door of being deaf until I’m eating or walking.