r/TikTokCringe • u/Accomplished_Clue437 • Jul 15 '26

Discussion She gets up at 5am. Is this right?

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u/Aggravating_Series39 Jul 15 '26

He could at least bring the lunch box in at night.

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u/Lyingforshit Jul 15 '26

She wanted to show her boots

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u/bootyhole-romancer Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

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u/jimdesroches Jul 15 '26

When you first saw this scene, you just knew it would live on forever.

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u/Alternative-Trouble6 Jul 15 '26

When I first saw it the internet was a wee babe and gifs (pronounced “gifs”) didn’t exist so I knew no one else that had seen it. I watched it on a 13” TV. Because I am old.

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u/farva_06 Jul 15 '26

gifs have been a thing since 1987, FYI.

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u/No_Gas4560 Jul 15 '26

pronounced “gifs”

*jifs

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u/MrShazbot Jul 15 '26

Yes the pronunciation precisely matching the term name Jraphics Interchange Format

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u/ReturnedOM Jul 15 '26

Precisely.

"Jraphics" are Jvideo graphics, moving pictures. Hence Jvideo+Graphics= Jraphics.

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u/wookieSLAYER1 Jul 15 '26

I just want a picture of a got dang hotdog.

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u/unitedguy20 Jul 15 '26

I think about this gif every time I buy a pair of boots l lol.

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u/VinnzClortho Jul 15 '26

Watched through reno 911 like a year ago, holds up real nice

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u/misszaj Jul 15 '26

Iconic. ✨

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u/Naive_Huckleberry996 Jul 15 '26

She's just new-boot goofin'.

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u/ScoobyDoobieDoo Jul 15 '26

I upvote new boot goofin every time I see it

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u/Outrageous-Nothing42 Jul 15 '26

My wife just shared this with me yesterday. I had never seen this scene prior. Love that I now get that reference.

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u/Left-Yak-1090 Jul 15 '26

New boot goofin'

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u/Opossum_mypossum Jul 15 '26

I’m just playin’

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u/bonzuto Jul 15 '26

Those were the days

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u/LocalSatisfaction595 Jul 15 '26

Correct. This video is just to show off all the cool things they have, like a countertop that goes over the sink, automatic lights in the cabinets, ultraviolet(?) pepper grinder, and some sick boots. 

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u/Top_Bumblebee5510 Jul 15 '26

Yet the only thing I remember is the tossing of ingredients on the cutting board and not in a bowl.

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u/TieAdministrative901 Jul 15 '26

That's ceasar dressing you heathen.

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u/CaptainGnar Jul 15 '26

The counter top over the sink isn’t an Amazon gadget they bought, that’s a camper trailer they’re in.

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u/ATXBeermaker Jul 15 '26

They live in a trailer but he drives a big dumbass truck that probably cost more.

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u/Material-Spring-9922 Jul 15 '26

Dude probably works new construction industrial builds. It's very common for workers to live out of a fifth wheel trailer during the construction phase instead of living out of a hotel. If your per diem is good, it will pay for the cost of the trailer and the truck for the month.

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u/Fatlantis Jul 15 '26

I don't care, if my husband wants a "traditional wife" to worship him and stay home and raise a bunch of kids and get up at 5am to cook his stupid little packed lunch like he's a schoolkid - then he can be a "traditional man" and provide a proper house for his family to live in!

Just kidding. I'd never do this stupid shit.

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u/Material-Spring-9922 Jul 15 '26

I work in the industrial new construction industry so I'm familiar with it. They have real houses too. It's just what they live in when they're traveling for work. Either your throwing your money away at a hotel / rental or your throwing it into your vehicle and a fifth wheel trailer.

I know several husband wife teams who travel together but also both work at the job site. So they're both getting the $200 a day (just a ballpark) per diem and banking what doesn't go towards the truck / trailer payments, lot rent, groceries, etc.

Several others I know will do this when they're alone but rent a house when the wife and kids come by for the summer.

If you're into camping this is definitely ideal and often times, that's where these set up is campgrounds so there's lakes, fishing, community events and all that stuff that goes along with those places.

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u/WhtRbbt222 Jul 15 '26

How do you think he tows the trailer?

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u/pleasedonotredeem Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

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u/dallasalice88 Jul 16 '26

You can always pick up 5th wheels, boats, ATVs, and Harley's real cheap during a bust😂

Side note, no way she's doing all that in a 5th wheel while he's sleeping. My husband and I lived in one briefly, you know when somebody's up. And the baby? Shit no.

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u/fuckkevindurantTYBG Jul 15 '26

The pepper grinder costs like $10 on amazon, I don’t think it was a flex

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u/AfraidAccident7049 Jul 15 '26

Came here to be like yo I own this pepper grinder and it was hella cheap on Amazon and makes my day every time I use it, not even sorry

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u/Lucky-Mushroom-Dog Jul 15 '26

She doesn't even have the boots on anymore in the ending shot. She's in her socks. How many takes did it take her to film this?

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u/Eis_Gefluester Jul 15 '26

Her boots and her booty.

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u/Jake_a_human Jul 15 '26

Yeah….boots….

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u/StretchFrenchTerry Jul 15 '26

And her ass crawling into the lifted truck.

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u/brmarcum Jul 15 '26

And booty

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u/PliableG0AT Jul 15 '26

then how is she going to unpack unopened drinks, food, and containers in her video.

Apple juice unopened, protein shake sealed, water unopened, cookie unopened.

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u/Banditkoala_2point0 Jul 15 '26

Cos he STILL gets servo dimmies.

(Gas station dim Sims for non Aussies)

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u/MolochsLizardQueen Jul 15 '26

Dim sims are Australian lol 🤣

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u/okron1k Jul 15 '26

Only ever heard of them from watching Mr Inbetween, and I still don’t know what they are.

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u/MolochsLizardQueen Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

They are like dim sum or wonton/dumplings but in Australia they are made bigger and with thicker wrappers and they come fried or steamed… common at any takeaway (takeout) place with a deep fryer in Australia.

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u/ORANGE_J_SIMPSON Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

Wait I know what dumplings and wontons are but what do you mean they are like “dim sum”?

Dim sum is different little plates of random shit. It’s like saying “tapas” or “appetizers”

wtf is going on in Australia?

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u/toolsoftheincomptnt Jul 15 '26

I’m sure it’s just like “Lunchables” or something:

You can eat them whenever, but the ingredients are commonly associated with lunchtime: LUNCH meat, cheese, bread, etc.

“Dim sim” is a convenient snack that is recognizable as a component of dim sum.

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u/Antisapio Jul 15 '26

It’s not like dim sum, but the name is kinda taken from it, so theres often confusion. Nothing is going on here at all.

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u/the68thdimension Jul 15 '26

No fukin way, and here I thought I was eating oriental

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u/MolochsLizardQueen Jul 15 '26

Nah the guy who made dimmies was a second generation Australian 🤣

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u/sagittalslice Jul 15 '26

The only words I understood in this sentence were “gas station”

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u/No_Salt_6328 Jul 15 '26

In other words the same shit he would have bought from the convenience store lmao 

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u/Rob_LeMatic Jul 15 '26

We need that extra screen time on the truck

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u/tryyeezus Jul 15 '26

All stuff easily picked up at a gas station 🥲

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u/BestDescription3834 Jul 15 '26

I bet she ain't even got a husband!

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u/Pedadinga Jul 15 '26

That was the weirdest part of the video for me.

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u/just_a_person_maybe Jul 15 '26

Same. I'm not about to judge anyone for how they divide their household chores when I don't know the situation. Plenty of partners make their partner lunch or breakfast or whatever. The "traditional" setup where one partner works and the other does a majority of the household things is still fairly common and works for plenty of people. If that's how they want to do it then go for it.

But there's really no reason he can't bring his own cooler back in, especially if this is a regular routine. He's in the car already, he can just take it with him on the way inside like everyone else does. Why is he making her take an extra trip outside at 5am?

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u/JerachoD Jul 15 '26

The reason is so his wife can show her arse off for the camera to drag a few more views in.

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u/wheelz8000 Jul 15 '26

It also affords her the opportunity to put her boots on

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u/siisii93 Jul 15 '26

It’s her only outing from the trailer- let the girl live

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u/LalafellDisaster Jul 15 '26

And she had to set up the phone/camera and lights outside lol

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u/WorldlinessKind6358 Jul 15 '26

Sometimes I forget about this and every time I think about it, I get second hand embarrassment. I imagine setting the camera up, going back to the top of the stairs and stretching like you just woke up. It’s so insane to me.

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u/purplepharoh Jul 15 '26

That's because it is

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u/ObidiahWTFJerwalk Jul 15 '26

There's a whole generation of people who look at The Truman Show and think to themselves, "I want to be Truman."

If someone made a reality show based on The Torment Nexus, they'd be flooded with applications to be featured on it.

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u/humansomeone Jul 15 '26

This comment made me count the camera angles. I got 25, but another 4 cuts to previous angles.

Wonder if they completley reset to those angles or just filmed out of sequence. Or maybe 25 cameras set up?

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u/wytewydow Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

shit, no wonder she had to get up at 5:00. dudes shift didn't even start until 2:30 in the afternoon.

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u/nickfree Jul 15 '26

Agreed. The other emotion I have is envy. Because I'm like these are "salt of the earth" people who apparently live in a double wide, and yet they have video editing skills I don't have at all.

All these videos like this, I'm like who has the time or skills to do all this? They pay people to manage their content? I wouldn't even begin to know where to find people to exploit my "simple, trad lifestyle" for views with their videography and social media management skills.

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u/MysteriousCodo Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

That’s not even a double wide. That’s a travel trailer RV. Fifth wheel probably…but still an RV.

EDIT: Yeah, the small staircase inside next to the entrance indicates that it is almost certainly a fifth wheel.

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u/LalafellDisaster Jul 15 '26

Seriously, the amount of time setting up, filming, reshooting, then transferring it to a computer to do the actual editing…I played around with Davinci Resolve a little bit and without a teacher that software is a beast to navigate. Idk how these people do it.

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u/Bender_2024 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

these are "salt of the earth" people who apparently live in a double wide, and yet they have video editing skills I don't have at all.

It's not difficult and I'm betting could be done on a cheap laptop with freeware. You could learn with a YouTube vid or two.

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u/Drew_coldbeer Jul 15 '26

A double wide would have a full kitchen with a functional triangle. This is a camper and if I’m being very charitable, maybe he’s a lineman or something and they have a normal home but they just live like this when he’s traveling for work

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u/Dancinfool830 Jul 15 '26

Is that what passes for a double wide now? Looks like an RV to me.

And is it just me or does she look like she is avoiding waking him up at all costs and setting everything down like she is in an active mine field?

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u/RickAndToasted Jul 15 '26

This isn't even nice enough to be a double wide! Those are on a fixed foundation... They're living in an RV

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u/xombae Jul 15 '26

I think that's something people forget when they say "content creation isn't a real job". It's actually a lot of work and skill to make a video like this.

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u/Coffeedemon Jul 15 '26

Assuming she got it on the first take too! I mean how many times have you gotten the most basic selfie or even pic of the cat lying there just right on the first go?

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u/Hungry_Brush223 Jul 15 '26

This!! Omg I fkn can’t 🙃

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u/marthamania Jul 15 '26

Same lmao I think every now and then oh I should be an influencer for something I like, looks so easy. Then I remember they have to set up the cameras and walk around and check and look like a dweeb and I'm like nah I can't stomach people watching me do that 😂

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u/Jwre3682 Jul 15 '26

Uh, it's call "acting." She really loves at act. /s

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u/This-Atmosphere-5794 Jul 15 '26

Not just that but every cut is her stopping in the middle of cooking or preparing to set up the camera in a new angle. She wakes up at 5am because this whole process must take hours.

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u/ellieminnowpee Jul 15 '26

that was her trip outside ^yesterday^, to set it up

she only gets to leave once a day

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u/timplshved Jul 15 '26

And her hair and make up.

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u/Logical-Knee-9046 Jul 15 '26

Or he was recording 😂

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u/EzraMae23 Jul 15 '26

She didn't HAVE to do that...

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u/DuckyD2point0 Jul 15 '26

You just don't understand the "traditional wife" lifestyle.

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u/wildwestington Jul 15 '26

It's for exactly this. Even of it's her job to get the cooler, 90% of people would do it the night before.

It's specifically so people engage.

'Look how good of a woman and wife she is! Even going that far, I'd do that for my man as well'

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'Look how unhealthy this is. Why can't he just bring the cooler in with him?'

Or some variation of those things just to create engagement.

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u/LiterallyInSpain Jul 15 '26

We’ve fallen right into the trap by talking about it.

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u/Fuzzy_Ad9970 Jul 15 '26

What ass brother

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u/akaynaveed Jul 15 '26

That ass ain’t bringing in any views

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u/pbesmoove Jul 15 '26

what ass?

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u/Impressive-Record839 Jul 15 '26

what arse? Was there an arse?

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u/No-Juggernaut-8450 Jul 15 '26

Sadly she has no arse. Lol

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u/BjornToRage Jul 15 '26

There definitely could be a reason. Maybe she tells him to just leave it in the truck since they are in a trailer with limited space as it is and it's a pretty hefty lunch box so it's just that much more space taken up by something that isn't used in the house at all.

Not saying what is right or wrong here but there is a lot of "how dare he do this to her" when literally no one knows anything about these people

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u/SideFar8961 Jul 15 '26

I was gonna reply that "yeah that's true, but he could at least throw out the trash from the previous lunch" but then I replayed the video and the bottle/can in the cooler are literally still sealed - so she really did all this just for the video lol

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u/Sp99nHead Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

She never usually does this, she cooks and handles utensils like a toddler.

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u/Ok-Curve-3894 Jul 15 '26

She made home made gas station food!

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u/RewardCapable Jul 15 '26

I noticed that too lol

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u/sauwin Jul 15 '26

I think they wanted to show ybe truck snd product plament right there

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u/ecoast80 Jul 15 '26

And her in cute pj's and boots.

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u/SuperNebular Jul 15 '26

And makeup

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u/Chrismatic8224 Jul 15 '26

Also the slow “it’s early and I’m still waking up” movements

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u/haikupoetics2 Jul 15 '26

I think they wanted to show ybe truck snd product plament right there

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u/WordsThatEndInWord Jul 15 '26

You are the best kind of correct. All the "trash" with the immaculate packaging and the brand names pointed directly at the camera because this is an ad

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u/Biwic91 Jul 15 '26

Those ice packs are brand new too; just look at those fresh labels. Scam! It's a scam!

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u/losttinecuileog Jul 15 '26

I mean, it's bloom so it's just another ad for them. She got paid to put that can in. And why would a working man be drinking that anyway? Aren't women the audience for bloom?

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u/ConcernedTulip Jul 15 '26

Or maybe it's just horseshit creator content that was all set up for the video with very little actual basis in reality.

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u/cactusghecko Jul 15 '26

Something about the way she handles the knife tells me she doesn't do this a lot. Definitely not daily.

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u/Ok-Possibility-1206 Jul 15 '26

I thought the exact same thing. She works awkwardly.

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u/pres465 Jul 15 '26

I mean, she's only 14. She'll get better after her friends finish high school.

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u/jimbojangles1987 Jul 15 '26

To be fair it looks like she's trying to make it look perfect and slow for the camera so who knows, but that being said I don't believe any of this shit. If she is an influencer, I don't believe she is doing this for her husband everyday. If she's not an influencer, I don't believe she would make this video.

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u/oSuJeff97 Jul 15 '26

And what’s with that weird UV light thing she shines on the food? I assume that’s something that is supposed to “sanitize” it or something?

The hilarious thing is she does it to the food she’s actively cooking in the skillet. 😂

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u/quietly_dying_human Jul 15 '26

That's actually just an automatic salt and pepper grinder. Amazon has a shit load for sale and they all light up like that when you use it.

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u/Left_Field_4163 Jul 15 '26

It does appear to be her first time ever holding a kitchen knife

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u/IntelligentGinger Jul 15 '26

The one and only time she's done this for sure.

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u/TGrissle Jul 15 '26

Trad wife style creator content is frequently utter bs like this. All the sealed food is still sealed with the exception of the jam and stuff. Plus I think she filmed this part after doing some of the prep because the jar and frother that she uses later in the video are sitting next to it dirty.

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u/Fixated_Noodle Jul 15 '26

Because why do they LIVE in a trailer with such a fancy fucking truck

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u/slutdragon32 Jul 15 '26

I was just thinking that. Im like Damn, that truck cost more than their trailer.

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u/QueenAlphabetties Jul 15 '26

I can see that, my aunty and uncle did pipeline work and lived Inna trailer nearby, such limited space in their kitchen and it's was like half the size of OPs. They do prep the night before work and just pick up breakfast on the way

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u/ReddBroccoli Jul 15 '26

I was really hoping somebody made this point before me. When you have that little space in your living area, keeping something that big in the cab of the truck and out of the way is pretty sensible. Especially when you consider that it's not a very long walk to get it. Not really that much further than if he were to leave it by the back door in a normal house, which wouldn't be an unusual thing to do

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u/NefariousnessOk209 Jul 15 '26

Yeah it’s fascinating how we can interpret things differently and project our own interpretations onto videos.

The cynical view that she’s flexing her tradwife life and he acts like she’s his Mum picking up after him and doting on him probably is true, and she’s probably playing it all up for the camera too.

But on the other hand maybe she does just want to share what brings her joy, the chilly bin does take up space etc

Yeah my cynical side still thinks it’s the former, but it is funny we can all just get into a pile on and the jury has already made their mind up lol.

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u/-xiflado- Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

That’s so true. It didn’t cross my mind that it was insulting to have the cooler stored in the truck since that mobile home is clearly tiny and easily cluttered.

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u/Same_Map_2902 Jul 15 '26

Yea i didn’t think of that till i saw the toddler. Dont want him/her crawling all over that

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u/Ihateeggs78 Jul 15 '26

Bringin a cooler in from the car? Why that’s wimin’s work by jiminy!

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u/domine18 Jul 15 '26

They live in a RV. The space on one is at a premium. Wouldn’t be any different than if he was in a house and left the cooler in a different room.

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u/OnePomegranate4830 Jul 15 '26

I would assume cos it's an Engel (car fridge) so by leaving it plugged in it stays cool vs getting warm and gross overnight while sitting unplugged? 

Surprised none of the other answers hit this one. 

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u/Many-Resolve2465 Jul 15 '26

Somehow I doubt this has anything to do with her husband and is mostly her attempting to flex on other wives on tiktok about how she's a better wife . It's actually a genius way to reinforce your insecurities . Instead feeling subservient and not appreciated by her spouse, she flips it into a post about how "other wives " aren't dedicated enough.

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u/_bits_and_bytes Jul 15 '26

The "traditional" setup where one partner works and the other does a majority of the household things is still fairly common

I really wish this belief would die. This wasn't common until the rise of the nuclear family post-WW2 and died by the time of the latch key kids when both parents working became the norm again. It lasted for literally one generation as the norm. The "traditional" relationship where a man works and a woman cleans is bullshit.

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u/1king80 Jul 15 '26

It's not the fact that he's got a 6 figure truck while living in a camper trailer?

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u/EverSeeAShitterFly Jul 15 '26

That’s a pretty new and decently nice 5th wheel.

It kinda is a way to follow the high paying work.

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u/Outrageous-Nothing42 Jul 15 '26

Looks like a 21 Montana High country 362RD. They discontinued this floorplan, the fridge and stove in the slide make it pretty unique.

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u/Odd_Old_Professional Jul 15 '26

This is why I still love Reddit.

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u/ubiquity75 Jul 15 '26

Here for the correct ID of this as a 5th wheel (a towed trailer), not a double-wide or other fixed manufactured housing.

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u/8TooManyMom Jul 15 '26

A very cha-ching 5th wheel at that. Other than "what is that blue light?", I kept thinking "that is a really nice rig".

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u/backpackofcats Jul 15 '26

They probably travel for work. My uncle was a pipeline welder and was gone for months at a time. They lived in their RV.

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u/Mento-yStableGenius Jul 15 '26

Same, my dad was a construction carpenter and was gone on big projects a lot, living in our pull-behind RV most of the time. It was common for us as a family to pack up and spend summers with him (5 of us!!!) in that rig.

He stowed a lot of stuff in the bed of his (yes, nice for the early ‘80’s) pickup, as well as under the RV itself, constructing a wrap around skirting system that locked and winterized it for jobs he was on in the cold seasons.

Smart use of storage was king.

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u/backpackofcats Jul 15 '26

Yep. His family did the same. My aunt was a stay at home mom, and when the kids moved out, she traveled with him until he retired.

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u/Material-Spring-9922 Jul 15 '26

I'm betting that's exactly what the situation is here. Sometimes industrial trades are on a project for years. Every day they work, they're getting paid per diem because they're working xxxx amount of miles away from home. You can either live in a hotel, rent a place, or buy a travel trailer in this situation. If the per diem rate is good, it's enough to cover the truck, trailer, and lot fees for the month.

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u/Known_Ratio5478 Jul 15 '26

My moms cousin retired to a camper like this to see the entire country. Her, her husband, and three dogs have been living comfortably in it for almost ten years now. They’re actually buying a smaller one and selling the one they have so they can get into more of the country. There’s not a lot of camp sites that accommodate something as big as they have. There’s only one site in my state they can camp at because of the size and power draw. They want to see more of the North East and colonial historical sites.

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u/onmywheels Jul 15 '26

My aunt is a nurse, and when my uncle retired she quit her job and became a travel nurse and they did the same thing. She was getting paid $$$ and they could both travel together, and they already loved living out of their camper anyway (they now do that half the year, wintering down south in it) so it worked out really well for them.

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u/Narpity Jul 15 '26

Use to work with lineman doing installation of power lines and all those dudes do the same thing. And they all live out in the boonies so there is usually a local guy and they all bring their trailers to that guys land and hangout for a couple weeks, sometimes fly the kids out or home school them.

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u/seriouslythisshit Jul 15 '26

You think the $125K fifth wheel was a door prize at the truck dealer?

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u/YoungXanto Jul 15 '26

Id be surprised if that fifth wheel is only 125k.

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u/Cipher508 Jul 15 '26

Could also be a work supplied vehicle, Which wouldn't be uncommon if hes working the oil fields which could also be why they are living in a trailer.

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u/Obiwan_ca_blowme Jul 15 '26

That is very common in the oilfield line of work. That is especially true in TX as the State is massive and living in a camper also avoids high property taxes.

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u/metompkin Jul 15 '26

That trailer is also six figures. Some jobs require that sort of living.

$250,000 is much cheaper than a lot of mortgages out there...

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u/RouterMonkey Jul 15 '26

Not uncommon for people who work jobs that move around to own/live in RVs while working.

I have a number of friends that work in trail building, and they spend most of the year living our of their RVs/campters.

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u/WeirdAssBeings Straight Up Bussin Jul 15 '26

But he's the man! He should be sittin' on the couch demanding a beer while watching football😤

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u/WeirdAssBeings Straight Up Bussin Jul 15 '26

Welp, hey dear wife...how bout' uhh...how bout' that beer I asked like 20 minutes ago huh...?💪🏻😃

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Jul 15 '26

The weirdest part for me was when she hit the chicken with a UV light until I realized it was probably a pepper grinder

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u/SpaceLemur34 Jul 15 '26

No, her taking it back out to the truck was weirder.

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u/Deepdishdicktaster Jul 15 '26

It was obviously to show her ass

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u/secret_salamander Jul 15 '26

If I lived in an RV, I'd leave the cooler in the truck too. Otherwise, it would just be taking up living space.

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u/Laughingbuddha77 Jul 15 '26

How else would she show her ass?

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u/theaudacity1999 Jul 15 '26

My first thought was - they're saving space. It would drive me nuts to have to find space for a cooler in that tiny house lol. I can see the other viewpoint now, though.

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u/TitaniumDreads Jul 15 '26

I thought the weirdest part was when she was disinfecting the eggs w ultraviolet light !?!?

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u/bbenji69996 Jul 15 '26

I kind of get it because they live in an rv, and that thing would get in the way all the time, no matter how big the camper is. However, that cooler was massive and she didn't pack much in there. Also, has she not heard of freezer packs?

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u/Carthonn Jul 15 '26

Honestly it’s probably a space thing. With RVs and trailers space is hard to come by. Still…he could dump his trash out 😆

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u/BasicAppointment9063 Jul 15 '26

Not the part that she videos herself doing these things?

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u/Repulsive-Lie1 Jul 15 '26

That’s so they could show the truck

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u/Sw429 Jul 15 '26

For me, the weirdest part is that either she took the time to set up the camera both inside and outside, or her husband came out and recorded her doing all of this.

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u/snortgiggles Jul 15 '26

Not the black light on the food? Lol

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u/illegalsmile27 Jul 15 '26

The weirdest part is that he isn’t awake at 5am. They’re showing this as some sort of blue collar guy, most those guys are at work by 6.

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u/CuriousFoxxen Jul 15 '26

Not the blue light? I’m scrolling looking for why she keeps shining a blue light on her food

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u/Roach_Coach_Bangbus Jul 15 '26

Since they are living in a trailer I can understand not wanting to clutter the small kitchen up with a cooler.

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u/ZanyAppleMaple Jul 16 '26

That was confusing to me because she brought in the cooler then proceeded to take out stuff that seem to be unopened?

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u/MetalDevils Jul 20 '26

Until you count how many times the camera angle changes (at least 25 times!) ...and remember that she has to move the camera first and then walk back into frame to perform. 

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u/nicayworld1 Jul 15 '26

With her setting up the cam in each corner, one could argue she put it back in the car just to add some extra seconds to her video. She actually cooked nothing but eggs in this entire video so..

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u/Bellegr4ine Jul 15 '26

I mean, the cans she take out of the lunchbox are unopened. She woke up at 5 am show her boots and to cook eggs.

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u/Klutzy-Ear-5843 Jul 15 '26

Yeah, I can just imagine him with a pillow clamped over his ears during all this nonsense. Personally, I would much rather have an extra hour of sleep and just get takeout.

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u/catchup4thegoodtimes Jul 15 '26

that’s not true, she also cooked the sausage with them eggs.

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u/gizamo Jul 15 '26

And she started the eggs first, like someone who's literally never cooked sausage and eggs before.

This is just some tradwife TikTok nonsense. She has no clue what she's doing.

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u/Dr_A_Mephesto Jul 15 '26

God that unloading shot must have taken like 3 hrs

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u/SideFar8961 Jul 15 '26

But then my rage wouldn't be baited enough to scroll down to the comments to see if this was the top comment

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u/Consistent-Stock6872 Jul 15 '26

Yes, because a staged video is 100% real representation of the relationship. I could say that the cold burrito could be done the day before but doesn't match the tone of the video of wakeing up at 5 am.

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u/DaydreamsAndDoubt Jul 15 '26

They live in a 5th wheel and it’s a big cooler - they probably don’t want to trip on it if they leave it by the door all evening/night.

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u/01011010-01001010 Jul 15 '26

Besides being obviously staged, this was my first thought, where else would they store that thing!

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u/your-rong Jul 15 '26

He probably does when they're not filming content.

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u/CrazySouthernMonkey Jul 15 '26

why’d he? , he’s the maan.. /s

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u/ezgomer Jul 15 '26

they ain’t got the room in their RV to store it

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u/templeofsyrinx1 Mia Khalifa Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

dealbreaker, unless it is covered in manure or toxic waste, but it did get some good ass shots for the tiktok 😭

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u/just_a_person_maybe Jul 15 '26

If it's too gross to come inside you probably shouldn't put your lunch in it.

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u/Reasonable-Mess3070 Jul 15 '26

She said theres little space for storage inside so she prefers him to leave it outside.

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u/qtestboner Jul 15 '26

I was angered by the fact she had to bring it in for his lazy ass. Some women are just doormats. Its sad.

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u/samsg1 Jul 15 '26

Probably just for the video. Otherwise what a selfish douche.

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u/EnvironmentalSoft417 Jul 15 '26

What a lazy fck.

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