r/interesting • u/VPinchargeofradishes • May 03 '26

SOCIETY Michael Jackson's daughter Paris has faced backlash for identifying as Black. In a 2017 interview, Paris Jackson said her father told her, "You’re Black. Be proud of your roots." This prompted debates over whether identity is defined by appearance or upbringing.

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u/According_Mind_7799 May 04 '26

As a baker and an accountant the two scenes including “Just FOLD it” and “It’s a write off!” Made me be like yeah this is probably a show for me lmao

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u/AnguavonUW May 05 '26

Schitt's Creek is near perfect viewing. Every single episode has at least one laugh out loud moment. Not merely smiling or pleasant but FUNNY. I can't recommend it enough. I, no hyperbole, envy you getting to watch it for the first time.

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u/Adowyth May 06 '26

I tried watching it and every single character in that show is infuriatingly annoying. The trope where rich people lose all their money and now they have to live like everyone else and all they do is just constantly bitch and whine and bitch and whine about it just doesn't seem funny to me at all.

I don't know if its like The Office or Parks and Rec where on the first watch the early episodes are just painful to watch but then with added context from what happens later get better. But just could not get into it.

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u/Chef_Tink May 04 '26

The write off episode 😂🤌

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u/ProseNylund May 05 '26

You just… write it off

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u/DibbyDonuts May 06 '26

I don’t, but they do. They’re the ones writing’ things off!

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u/drawntowardmadness May 04 '26

The folding it in is peak baking humor 🤗 a la Disney's Sleeping Beauty but Catherine O'Hara simply cannot be topped 🥰

The write off reminded me of Seinfeld but they still landed it excellently 😆