If he had thrown his kid from the car, I don't think he'd be convicted.

[Justin]

[BushMasterBoy]

And people wonder why I don't have kids. lol

[Irving]

Bowling player you say?

[Big John]

How in the hell did you get that video of my drive home yesterday???

[beast556]

WtF did I just watch????

[3beansalad]

Just ask us a normal question beast!

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[TheGrey]

If I wasn't laughing so hard, I'd be weeping for the future.

[KestrelBike]

I thought they were legitimate, if not very deep questions. The nightclub: Pick a nightclub anywhere in the world you'd like to go to. Brazil? Italy? Cuba? If you had to live somewhere else for a year, where would you live? Ok, not that difficult either. How about Scotland? Would you be content to make $1,000,000 a year but it meant your job was bowling? Yes or no? The building one was kinda stupid, should have been Which firm would you like to work for if you could pick?

The whole time, the dad could only come up with "Ask me a normal question!" yet he failed to give a single example of a legitimate question himself.

[Ridge]

Dad reminds me of Ron Livingston in Office Space. His reactions crack me up.

This is actually an interesting video for a sociology class, though. Seeing someone get frustrated and how they react to it.

[TheGrey]

I thought they were legitimate, if not very deep questions. The nightclub: Pick a nightclub anywhere in the world you'd like to go to. Brazil? Italy? Cuba? If you had to live somewhere else for a year, where would you live? Ok, not that difficult either. How about Scotland? Would you be content to make $1,000,000 a year but it meant your job was bowling? Yes or no? The building one was kinda stupid, should have been Which firm would you like to work for if you could pick?

The whole time, the dad could only come up with "Ask me a normal question!" yet he failed to give a single example of a legitimate question himself.

I think he was trying to, but was so damn angry that he couldn't. I can't blame him- the questions the kid kept asking were the type of questions that you ask your buddies over a beer or nachos, not for actual homework. Social studies type of questions have a bit more thought put into them (at least, for the social studies classes I attended) and helped you to actually mesh together other courses: history, economics, cultural geography and such. I totally get why his dad hit the red zone at the bowling question. ;D The kid's "easy A" attitude shoed just how little he was learning.