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2 May 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube short, two speakers engage in a tense, repetitive exchange about whether the father knows his children's birthdays. Speaker A repeatedly pressures Speaker B, emphasizing that a parent should know such basic details without needing to ask. Speaker B admits to only recalling the month (September) and not the exact day, leading to further probing by Speaker A. The dialogue highlights themes of parental responsibility, memory lapses, and the awkward humor that arises from the back-and-forth, reflecting a common family dynamic where adults may forget important dates for their children.

Do you know your children's birthday? You can tell me.
Yeah, I'm pretty, I got their birth certificates and everything. Well, what's their birthday? What's my birthday?
What's my birthday? What's your birthday? Well, no, no, no, no, we're not gonna reverse it. We're not gonna reverse it. No, we'll reverse it. As a father, you're the father here though. So as a father, you should know your children's birthday without asking them if they know yours. What is your children's?
I understand that part. I understand that part, but it's nothing intentional.
It's okay to own that you have made mistakes. I made mistakes. And that you don't know their birthdays. That's not what I'm trying to say. You know their birthdays? 'Cause I'm not leaving this. What is your children's birthday?
Well, you know, I know it's in September, you know what I'm saying? So you don't know exactly the day?
You don't know your children's birthday?