-I'm gonna say there are other things that
Alicia can do that are just as powerful. -I'm not degrading her. -Neither am I. -Yes, you are. You feminist pig! It's no secret that most the reality shows
we see on TV are fake in one way or another, whether it be just a little bit or the
entire show being fabricated. And one of the shows where it's very clear is Wife
Swap. Maybe not entirely fake but it's pretty obvious where the producers stick
their hand in to spice things up for TV. So far on the channel, we've watched two episodes
of Wife Swap but the one we're going to be taking a look at today probably takes the cake for
being the most fabricated I've seen yet. Now, I know I mentioned that the show
runners are usually the ones stirring the pot with a show like Wife Swap but it's
also very likely that the families coming on the show are just hamming it up because
they want to be on TV and they just end up becoming caricatures of a Wife Swap family
and I think this episode is one of those cases. Of course, if you don't know Wife Swap,
it was an insanely popular TV show in the mid 2000s where they took families
that could not be more different, swap the wives for two weeks
and then just madness ensued. As I've mentioned before, ABC had technology
beyond our scope of understanding that would find these families from across
the country that are so different and would likely kill each other given the
chance threw them in a box, mixed them up, and spit out this show. So, without
further ado, let's meet the families. -This week, the appearance obsessed
Guastaferro from Upstate New York. One of my favorite parts about this show is
the very beginning where they're introducing the families and they make them pose like
they're taking a photograph in 1885 and have to just stand still for two hours straight
holding on to that smile for dear life. -Pageant mom Karen spends a
hundred thousand dollars a year on making Alicia the
perfect pageant princess. And of course, wife Swap gives them all
very interesting names. For example, the first family, we have Pageant mom
Karen and her husband... well, you'll see. -Sexist Ralph believes looks are everything for
a woman and would hire beauty rather than brains. Pageant mom Karen and spoiled Alicia
are one thing but Sexist Ralph, holy shit! Sexist Ralph just sounds like the
much less successful sequel to Wreck-it-Ralph. -And the bosses of Indiana - Ultra
feminist Angie homeschools her daughters so she can indoctrinate
them with their feminist agenda. So now on the other side of the coin, we
of course have the family that is the polar opposite to the first one. Now, when they mention
pushing the "feminist agenda" on their kids, they mean it. That's this family's whole
thing and they don't let you forget it. -The girls are taught to be academic independent women and learn car mechanics so
they'll never have to depend on men. They take it to such a level where
they're just caricatures of feminist and they just ham it up just like the other
family, only in the opposite direction. -If I had one wish, it'd be world peace. That
might sound a little corny but it is the truth. I do feel sorry for people that are not gorgeous
people. If you don't have the best clothes, the best hair and makeup, and the best
tan, you're not going to win the pageant. Of course, we've got a cliché, "I sorry for people who aren't gorgeous
and if you don't have the best clothes, you won't win the pageant." She is literally
reading this shit off cue card. She has to. -Alicia likes to be waited on hand and foot.
In the morning, I make Alicia's breakfast. -Hope you'll like it. -Oh, I'm sorry. -That was not your best cereal. You don't know how to make a bowl of ce - How
do you fuck up... How do you somehow fuck up a bowl of cereal? You know what? I'm with,
I'm with a spoiled daughter on this one. If you can't make a bowl of cereal,
somehow, you deserve what's coming. -What did you buy me today, mama? -We keep a Christmas tree year round because
everyday is Christmas for our daughter. -Oh, that's so cute. -Cuz she's just such a
pleasurable child and deserves it. You know what? I don't like that
they're appropriating the culture of those who leave their Christmas
tree up all year long not for their daughters but because it is
a lot of work to take down. -I am choreless. I feel it is physical
labor and it would suck if I had to do them. -Almost done? -Yeah, just about. I do all Alicia's projects
because she doesn't have time with her busy schedule. This is a project that I made for
Alicia and she got a hundred plus on this. Now, you might be starting to see what I
was talking about when I mentioned that these families sometimes just really
play to their personas just to get on Wife Swap. It's pretty apparent with this family. -We eat out probably seven days a week. -Hello. -Alicia's not a fussy eater. Some
things that she does not like, she'll state her mind or opinion on it. She'll
have two eggs and a bagel like lightly toast. -Lightly, lightly toasted like - like
they we're just crunches but not really. Okay, I'm sorry, this mom needs a
new makeup look. One that's not so, I don't know the nicest way
to put this, Halloweenish. -In Indiana, Quaker Pastor Angie Boss
preaches the word of the Lord at work. -It is in Jesus name that we pray. -And the good book of feminism at home. Nothing like trying to show us this is
a family of hicks by showing a shot of a train and a barn when introducing their town. -She was the first woman to vote in United States,
even though it was illegal. It was illegal. -The feminist perspective is the
most important thing in our house. -We balance that out and... -Don't qualify it. I just
wear the pants in the family. But of course, you can't have yin without yang
and this family is definitely that. Like I said before, they're just caricatures of feminists
to the point when they're introducing them, they're just showing the mom like, "who
was the first woman to vote." Like, this is just surface level shit
that a ten year old would write. -We raise our girls to be
strong, competent, and powerful. -Just press this valve button. I think it's
important for the girls to understand that they don't have to rely on a man to fix
a car, to change the oil. There you go. -Good job. Their whole thing is teaching
their daughters that they can be appreciated on more than looks and don't
need flashy clothes or makeup to be important, which is a good thing to teach but of
course, they are family in Wife Swap so they cannot be completely reasonable
because it's not the fact that they don't need to wear makeup and flashy clothes,
they're just flat out not allowed to. -Clara will be the child in our family who test us. She wants to wear sparkly nail
polish and she wants to wear makeup. -Clara... take it off. I will say though, the middle daughter, she really
wants to and she gets in trouble when she puts on makeup or nail polish which - where is she getting
it from? Is it the moms'? Is the mom allowed to wear makeup and they're not? Is it an age thing?
What's going on? The story is not adding up here. -A few of my favorite things to do
is read forensic anthropology books, look at the microscope, dissect
whatever animal my mom happens to get. Whatever animal my moms'... like what is your
mom out foraging for critters for you to dissect? -The things I hear about public
school- popularity and makeup, boys, these are none of things I care about. Popularity, makeup, boys, I don't care about none of that stuff.
Like that - was that - was that good? -After a 500 mile journey,
the wives finally get to see where they'll be living for the next two weeks. -Oh my god, there's a cheerleader
microphone and a princess crown. I might be in hell. Small little
house. Driveway could use some work. Okay, we're really just reaching
out. That driveway looks fine to me and if you know one thing about me,
it's - it's I know - Chris James knows driveways. I - I - I always - I think there's
a reason I didn't finish writing this joke. -It's spring and there's a
Christmas tree. Oh my god, there's so many books. Flat in my algebra,
microscope - babies are home schooled. So, if you remember from previous episodes,
the first week of the Wife Swap, the wives play by the rules of the previous one and live
exactly the same lives with exactly the same routine set before, which this is where things
get uncomfortable. Not that they won't later, they - they they definitely will
but this is where it begins. -Each wife has written a manual as a
guide to the running of their homes. -Alicia's been winning pageants
since she was just 11 months old. -I'm raising my girls to be mature capable
women who defy the helpless female stereotype. Now, in terms of the show
runners fabricating things, this is where I've read that most of that
happens. Basically, everything written in the "rules" left by the previous wife are
just written by the producers and it shows. -Hi, Angie. -Hi, Kaitlyn. -Hi, I'm Clara. -Hi. Hi. Hi, I'm a sexist Ralph. Nice to meet you. -A thing that really and truly would make the
world a better place would be world peace. -Alicia doesn't know who she
is. She's desperate for people to think that she's beautiful but Alicia
doesn't have idea of what she could be, that she could actually make
a difference in the world. I don't know what you mean by her not
making a difference. She literally said she wanted World Peace. What more
do you want from her? God damn! -At the Boss home, looks obsessed Karen
is having to tone down her makeup. -My mom really wouldn't wear that much makeup. You know, if I'm being honest, I wonder
what nickname they would give me on a show like this to insult me, like
"Bitch Face Chris retreats to his room to film another YouTube video." It
would most definitely be some shit like that. Let me know what you think my
name would be. Make sure it's mean. -I've always been content to be the
one who's always sitting in the back? -Just the quiet geek in the back? Bookworm? -Yep, that's me. -I think feminism is just being
ugly, ruling the world, or she'll be ruling the world by herself.
Just don't want to be around her. Damn! Shit! Well, I guess this is as good as time
as any to tell you to go follow me on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok where you can
follow me for all my hot takes and just to keep up with me outside of YouTube
@ChrisTheJames everywhere. That is all. -It's the first morning of the
swap and at the Guastaferro home, Angie has to tend to spoiled Alicia's every need. So now that the wives are playing by
each other's rules, it's time for the real test. We're going to see if Angie can
make a bowl of frosted flakes correctly. -Did you ever get your own
snack or your own breakfast? -No. -Just so you know how to take care of yourself? -Well, they make restaurants for reasons. -Sure. As for Karen at the other household,
let's take bets on if she's going to do something about that kid's fuck
ass Bob by the end of the episode. -In Indiana, Karen should be starting feminist
homeschooling but she's got other ideas. -How about if we do something else besides book? -We can play? Okay, great. Nail polish time. -[?]. -Oh, this is nice. Okay. -What are you doing? -Clara didn't want to read a
book so I thought, you know - -But this is school. It's
part of the learning process. -Really? -Mm-hmm. Okay, wait. The oldest daughter's nails
are painted. Is it just an age thing that they don't want the younger one to get
involved with this stuff or what? Because there's nail polish in the house. There's
also makeup in the house as well. What is the story here? There's no consistency. You
know what? I've - I forgot these families are just pumped out of a machine in the
basement of ABC studios and are not real. -It's saying that you have
to wear those short skirts. -Well, legs sell. Put picture of boots
and farm jeans. Nobody would buy em. -I agree with her. -There you go. You know, something I notice in most Wife Swap
episodes, the younger kids are usually almost always okay with whatever the new wife is doing -
like this one for example, she is ecstatic about the idea of getting dressed up and getting to
wear makeup and that continues throughout the entire episode. She's - I think she's pretty
stoked that Karen is here for these two weeks. -Karen had shared with me the makeup
issue. Angie doesn't put makeup on. -She doesn't want to like look good or... -You know, that's the life you're fitting into. -That boring life. -Right. -Read the books and you'll save the world. Okay, so according to Dwayne, the dad,
Angie doesn't wear makeup. Which I could have sworn I saw her wearing at least
a little bit of makeup but regardless, if she doesn't wear it, how is
this little girl getting access to makeup? Is it being airdropped by the
National Guard? Where is it coming from? -Angie gets to see first hand how
Alicia deals with waiting staff. -Hello, good evening. How are you? -Good. -I have a question. Is your
pasta sauce really good? -Yes. -I'll have that with mashed potatoes. Yeah, I have a question, is
your pasta sauce any good? Yeah, I - I guess. I don't know why you'd
expect me to say anything but that. Hmm. Okay, I'll get that. Okay. -Here's a quick dressing for your salad. -Is there something wrong? -Looks nasty. -Can I get you something else? -Yeah, that'd be great. -I have to say, Alicia, I'm embarrassed
by the way you treat the waitress. -She's been worse. -No one has ever told that little girl no. -Ralph doesn't get that he's enabling
his daughter to be a spoiled rotten brat. -That's not been very nice. Honestly, what do you expect? She's the heiress
to the sexist Ralph's window tinting empire. -We go in a circular pattern
and that's how nice her skin is. -It's like basting a turkey. Don't say that. -He's pathetic. He thinks
if he throws enough money and makes Alicia pretty enough
that that'll be enough for her. And you know the real shit's going to come out
of them when they're talking quietly outside at night with a bright ass video laid on
them, that's when opinions are served. -The - the whole point this experience is
so you could come in to Angie's shoes and experience the way we do. You didn't want
to do that. You didn't want to file the manual. You're calling my girl's
names. You're calling her a geek. You know, I gotta say Karen's not being a good
Wife Swap sport here. She's not playing by the rules whatsoever. Angie at least is
going along with Karen's usual routine, so I will - I'll give points to Angie for that. -I - I don't know what your point is. -I'm here to see the other side
and I see it. I think it's boring. It's always like it though. There's
always one of the wives that just don't really play along like that. I
don't - I don't know what I expected. -She's responsible. -I - I'm not sure I'd agree that
she's responsible. That's saying it is okay to cheat and lie to get what you want. -No, she doesn't cheat and lie. -To turn somebody else's work
in that's not yours is a lie. But now it's time for Angie to have
a little sit down meeting with Ralph and Alicia to express her concerns
with the way that they do things and how they treat Alicia and all things
considered, Alicia takes it pretty well. -Excuse me, I'm sorry but I don't
want to have to talk about this. -I understand. -I'm sorry. -It's embarrassing. I'd be embarrassed too. Well, something like that. -I was very hurt by what she said. Yeah,
my life is a little bit shattered. I would never call you useless. I would never call
you a liar. Have a wonderful day, Angie. But now that both wives have endured
a week with the others rules - well, not Karen really but it's time for them to
inflict their new rules onto the family. -Guastaferro family, you think
that beauty pageants prepare a girl for the future and that looks are
everything but you couldn't be more wrong. -I want my [beep] Christmas tree back? And it sounds like they're reading
Doctor Seuss from hell right now. These were - these were very obviously
not written by them and it shows. -Boss family, you have the most boring house. No
one wants to listen to people that don't sparkle. The rules are pretty much what you would
expect - Karen wants to turn the girls into pageant queens and Angie wants to inflict
what the show keeps referring to as "the feminist agenda" onto Alicia and Ralph and
as you can imagine, none of this goes well at all. One of the rules that Angie has is god
forbid, making Alicia do her own homework. -If you turn in somebody's work that's just
yours, it's a lie. This week, you're going to put together a project by yourself and no one
is doing anymore of your schoolwork for you. -Oh, that's bull. -That's ridiculous. As well as getting a job waiting tables because one of Alicia's awesome traits
is being rude to wait staff. -Is there something wrong? -Looks nasty. God, I really hope that's one of the more hammed
up parts of the show because if not... Now, something happens when Angie is listing off her
new rules. She tears one of Alicia pageant photos in half to make a statement which - whatever
but this makes Alicia borderline hyperventilate. -You just tore up a $135, man. -It's not even you Alicia. There's
nothing about it that's you. Apparently, this photo cost $130. What!?
Maybe the photo shoot cost that much but ain't no fucking way that that piece of
paper cost a$130. Have you ever heard of a printer? Office Max? I don't care how
good quality that print is, $130 is insane. -If you rip another picture, I'll fit - we will
sue you. I mean, I - I am that serious then - -You don't realize what you did there. But while things got off to sort of a rocky
start, Ralph and Alicia take things pretty well. -Don't forget her shoes. -You're going to learn respect,
lady. Angie, here's your bags, here's your purse, and here's your
ideas, your history in my house. [Chuckles] Classic Chris James lie. It's
been a while since I lied to you guys, I think but it feels good
to do it. So easy, so fun. -I kicked Angie out because she stepped way over the line. She's not going to
take advantage of my child. -Ralph was so terrified of Alicia finding her
power that he panicked and he ran. I was looking forward to teaching Alicia. I wanted to watch
her do it and encourage her. I'm just really sad. Now, I don't know if Angie has a
ride or somewhere to go or she's just chilling on the front stool. All I
know is she is not in that house anymore. -It's the first morning after rules change.
After throwing Angie out of the house, Ralph has reconsidered and
agreed to continue the swap. Oh, you just know that ABC's illegal
team came down on him with the wrath of god because this episode is not over yet. So, he reconsiders but now that Angie is back in
the house, she sits down with Alicia to help her out with what I'm assuming is a school
project and it seems to go pretty well. -It's done. -This is awesome. -How should we hang it up? -Well... Angie then wants to hang this poster up in
Alicia's room but not only that, she also wants to take away all of Alicia's trophies. For some
reason, I'm - I guess to empower her in some way. -Kaitlyn, let's start sparkling. Look at this. -It's too cold for a mini skirt. -You've gotta sparkle. You gotta look popular. -I'm dressing to draw attention and
I like not having bad attention. Does Karen just want to be in high school
really bad? It seems like that's all she wants and she's just using these children
as vessels to fuel her inner desire to be a popular high schooler. Maybe I'm just
reading into this too deep. This is just Wife Swap after all but now Karen takes the
girls to go get makeovers and of course, the younger daughter is ecstatic about this
and the oldest, not so much... at first. -This is looking good Kaitlyn, I'll tell you. You'll be surprised.
You might like it. This is the new you. -Whoa! That does not look like me
at all. The highlights are awesome. The hairstyle's awesome. Not what I
expected. Wow, that's really neat. After all said and done, she does seem
to feel surprisingly good about this. So, I guess a win for Karen. Now, if you remember
earlier, Angie took down all those trophies. -These things need to have
a little break for a week. -My trophies? Yeah, that. It was literally a minute
ago. Well, sexist Ralph gets home and we get to see his reaction to that
and I'll say surprisingly positive. -There are other things that Alicia
can do that are just as powerful. -I'm not degrading her. -Neither am I. -Yes, you are. You feminist pig. -Ohh, man, if you guys aren't just Charlie
Brown trying to kick the football that is the truth - I lied yet again and I feel even
better doing it than the first time. Of course, he didn't take it well. His name is sexist
Ralph. What do you expect? I will say, I did not expect him to to call her a feminist
pig. That - that was not on my bingo sheet. -I'm not really happy about this. How can you
do this to my family? How can you do this? -How is abusive behavior acceptable? -It's not abusive. It's not abusive.
But you're very abusive with your mouth. But while we're on the topic of unhappy dads, let's go back to Indiana and see Dwayne's
reaction to the girl's makeover and well, he doesn't call anyone a feminist pig,
so I guess he gets points for that. -This is totally unacceptable. I don't know what Karen's trying to do. She's turning
our children into these sex objects. Regardless, not a happy camper and I feel
bad for the younger daughter because she's obviously loving this shit and for her dad to
react like that, it seemed to really upset her. -What are you doing? -Taking off my makeup. -Why? -Only because dad might not like it. Now, it's time to check back
in with, goddamn, this really, this show really does just go back and fucking
forth, doesn't it? We're going to check back in with Alicia as she starts her first day of
waitressing and not only that she's waitressing, she's also going to be serving the waitress that
she was rude to before. So, this ought to be good. -Would that be all? -I forgot one thing, I like my
chicken very well done in dry pita. -Well done chicken on a separate plate.
Here's your salad and the chicken on the side. This waitress really turns it on for her. -I can't eat it needs to be dry pita. -What am I supposed to do? But this goes just about how you'd expect and Alicia fucking breaks down
and can't do it. Shocker there. -I don't want to do this anymore. I don't
want to work. Why should I have to work? Now, I don't remember if I mentioned earlier
that Karen is entering the girls into a beauty pageant or not. I don't know. It was
it was so long ago. Who's to say? Well, she entered the girls into a beauty
pageant and as they're picking out dresses, it gets a bit heated because Dwayne
is not having it. No surprise there. -Have you ever see such beautiful
dresses? Are they gorgeous? -They're absolutely beautiful. Dwayne,
are they beautiful dresses or what? -They're horrible dresses.
Oh, you gotta be [?] me. -No, I'm not. -We're done, that's it. I want everybody out of
the house, we are done. We're gone, let's go. Everything is just so far in each direction
like dude, your daughter is obviously very much having fun with this, let her put on a fucking
dress, it's not the end of the world. Also, do they have a Christmas tree too? Like
I know the other family keeps one year round for Alicia because she's spoiled but
for Angie to make a comment when she sees that tree but she has one at her house,
I think it might just be Christmas time. This show can't keep its goddamn story
straight. I'm so pissed off. Also, where you guys going? This is your house. A
little dramatic, don't you think? But just like Ralph kicking Angie out of the house,
this too does not last long. After what I'm assuming to be the show runners giving him
a very long talk and them coming back home. -I'm appeasing Clara. But if Karen
starts saying how important this is, how beautiful it makes you,
then I won't challenge Karen. A weird detail I noticed, the dads are almost
always holding on to a living thing. Whether it be Ralph holding on to that rat or Dwayne
holding on to their youngest daughter, it's like their versions of a fidget toy
or something. I also feel like I need to get this out here or I'm going
to get a comments about it. Yes, Dwayne looks like a younger mister Rogers. That's
it. No joke. I just, I just had to point that out. -In New York, despite Ralph's repeated arguing, Angie's persevering in her attempt
to make Alicia more responsible. Finally, though, we're at the point of the episode where one of the wives is able to make
some progress and Angie connects with Alicia as they make a homemade meal
for dinner. Until... fucking Ralph. -What do you think? -It's not what I'm used to. -I love it. I mean that. This is
really good and I'm proud of you. -Thank you. I felt a little bit upset. After all, it was my first time and I was
expecting a little bit more excitement. -She was so excited and so proud of herself. -You want to tell me that's a gourmet
meal? I wouldn't save that to a dog. God, what a piece of shit. Like first of
all, pretty hard to believe she fucked up jarred sauce pasta but even if she did,
it's not that serious. You can go one night without ordering chicken fried steak
from that diner you seem to always go to. -She wanted her dad to say "I'm proud of you. You
did a good job." And he completely degraded her. So, I will say, first valid cry of the
episode from Alicia. I - I genuinely feel bad for her here. Well, on the topic
of dads doing the most dinner time, we check back into the other household
and Dwayne can't just enjoy one pizza night because it's not a learning
experience and of course, chaos ensues. -Isn't this quick and easy?
It's the time it saves. -But what's the learning experience? -Now, you're not learning self-sufficiency. Luckily, the younger daughter has had enough
and puts an end to this argument. Thank god. -How much learning experience can you have? -Yes. -Let's stop. Let's have her
week. You already had your week. -Maybe she's sick of your lectures. She's like, dad, "shut the fuck
up. Can we have one goddamn slice of pizza without having to change
the oil in your truck or some shit." -She doesn't want to listen anymore, right? -I'm tired of listening to all of you. -Clara's getting caught up in this whole debate
and she just wanted the arguing and to stop. Somehow things are going a lot
better at the other house and no, I'm not sitting up for a bit or
lying to you guys. Wish I was, but Angie is genuinely connecting with
Alicia and cooking seems to be the X factor. -I finally got to see her act like a child. -[Screaming] Food fight... [Laughing] -She wasn't focused on her appearance and it was okay to get her clothes dirty and it was
okay to have whipped cream in her hair. Alicia even gives Angie a hug. A side hug
but a hug nonetheless but now it's the last day of the swap and that means it's time for the
beauty pageant. Can't wait to see how this goes. -I'm definitely going to support Clara and there's not going to be an argument. Just going to
go through this and let her experience it. -Beautiful... woooh! It actually went better than I expected.
It did end up just being Clara, the younger daughter who participated but
she ended up winning. Whether or not this was a beauty pageant thrown by ABC, I'm happy for
her regardless and you know what? So is Dwayne. -Congratulations sweetie. -I loved it. -She said she had a good time. So, if
that's how she feels and that's great. He's actually supportive of her doing this
but don't you, don't you dare ever order a goddamn pizza to his house ever again
but just as things were starting to look kind of good and decent for the episode, it's
time to flip all that on its head and for the wives to reunite with their husbands and for
the couples to meet face to face. Oh boy... -The couples are about to be reunited. -The way they film this makes it look like the
husbands are getting out of the car to run into each other's arms and start kissing, but like I
said, now it's time for them all to meet face to face and for what I'm expecting is all hell to
break loose in the conference room of this [?]. -Well, when I arrived, the kids, you know, weren't really dressed very nice. They
resembled, you know, dull ugly boys. -Did you call my -
- I mean, short hair. -Did you call my children to
their faces "dull ugly boys?" -No, not to their faces. I did not. If it wasn't obvious before that one of these
couples is much worse than the other, it soon will be because Angie finds out that Karen called her
daughter a fucking geek and is not happy about it. -What kind of adult calls a child a name? -I do. -It is not acceptable. It is abusive and cruel. But Ralph is quick to remind Angie
not to throw stones in a glass house because of what she called his
daughter... a liar because she doesn't do her own homework. So I - I
guess - I guess those are comparable. -I did not call your child - -All I'm [?] is where you get off. -I said, your child asked me if I thought
- if I called her stupid and I said "no, you're not being stupid, you're being a liar." Ralph is also quick to point out that
Angie too is a liar for telling Alicia that her pasta is good. I guess she should
have just spat in Alicia's face instead. -And he said it should have been fed to the dogs. We then circle back to probably one of the
biggest pieces of drama in this whole episode, the tearing of the somehow $130 photograph. God, I almost forgot about that shit and
Karen does not take that well at all. -She didn't... -In front of us. The one that
like - Alicia likes [beep]. -That is really [beep] to do. You'd be ashamed
of yourself, a preacher? Well, you're a dirtbag. Luckily, there's a silver lining. Everyone
seems to agree that for the most part, it was good that Clara enjoyed
herself at the pageant. So, I guess it almost ends on a high note
except for when they're leaving and Dwayne gives Karen a hug and then yeah,
fucking Ralph being a dick one last time. -Forgive me if I don't hug your wife. Oh, I almost forgot. We do get a glimpse at
how the families are holding up sometime after the episode to see if this experience
taught them anything or changed their perspectives at all and it's pretty much what
you would expect. Not much changes aside from the fact that Angie and Dwayne now indulge
Clara and her girly girl interest more now. -Clara absolutely love the pinkness. She love the sparkle so, we created the
stage so she could play pageant. -I like my mom and dad letting me be more girly. And with the other family, Alicia does her
own homework now, bare minimum I suppose. Although she did learn from all this that she
does enjoy baking. So, that's good I guess. -Oh my god! And my parents, I get
to have a sweet treat in the end. -Alicia, this is terrific.
I'll let you do this again. -And thank god Ralph likes brownies
because don't you dare feed him pasta. Something about the dads in this
episode having such a distaste for Italian-American food but yeah guys,
happy endings all around, I think. Thank you all for coming on this journey with
me. If you enjoy, don't forget to like, comment, share this video with your friends.
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I will see you next time. Goodbye.
