It's so amazing. As a child, you hate taking naps, but as an adult, it becomes one of the few outlets for your depressing existence. Well, at least mine.
The main difference is kids are often reasonably frustrated because they have 0 control over their lives and everything is predetermined Some parents that extends to just stuff like school and doctors visits and others to really creepy and weird territories where it’s just flat out dangerous to force kids to do. Generally, kids also just have high energy, so forcing them to sleep, especially when they ain’t tired is why it gets on so many of their nerves Even as adults, part why naps slap so hard, is because we take them when we want to a lot of the time. Even outside of naps, it doesn’t matter what it is, nothing hits harder than when you’re doing something out of the pure freedom of choice vs being forced too That level of defiance is one of those things I don’t kids ever really grow out of lmao
Nothing is ironic you about this: Kid: not much responsibilities, love learning new things (till school trying to do everything to kill it in you) so day is great, do not want to waste it on sleeping. Adult: responsibilities, stres and other crap make you wish to just embrace sweet sweet bed.
A moment of silent for those who served back in the great nap rebellion, some died, some others got the nap injections, I was 4 and I served for my fellow nappers.
During the waning hours of the nap rebellion the 501st was discreetly transferred back to back to the Daycare, we all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do did we have any doubts, any private traitorous thoughts, perhaps but none said a word not during the flight to the daycare not when order 66 came down and not when we marched into the the classroom. Not a word
@@bobafett6174 With the fall of the daycare and the elimination of the traitorous daycare teachers, Brockmires rise to power was complete. In recognition of our loyalty and service to Brockmire, the 501st was placed under the direct command of lord Griffin. Armed with deadly new weapons, blazing new ships, and shiny new armor, our presence let the adults know the days of naps were well and truly over. We were establishing a new era, an era of playtime and fun.
Despite having the IQ of an atomic physicist, Stewie still behaves like the toddler he is from time to time. And that's part of the genius of his character.
Naps are good for helping kids and adults recharge! Sure they can be a tool in an adult's arsenal of ways to take a break from kids,but still,they aren't all bad!
It true, 1967 is def genX. I say that all the time too. Gen x officially starts in 1965, or 63 by some almanacs. If you were in the Kiss Army, watched Lidsville, wanted your MTV, saw the conversion from 18 to 21 yo drinking age, and giggled about "wheres the beef!" You're gen-x. If you saw the transition from normalized school bullying to post-columbine rules against it, you're at the tail end of gen-x.
0:07 - 0:11 Oh, you mean the website that won’t let us swear, or show content with inappropriate material and automatically deletes your comments for no reason and turns off the comments on kids videos and keeps getting beaten by TikTok. Yeah, Stewie. RU-vid sure is glorious.
Keeps getting beaten by Tik Tok, the same platform that tracks your clipboard history, stores your personal data insecurely and psychologically changes your attention span.
An interesting take on things because recently, child psychologists have started to consider separation anxiety as a possible reason small children resist naps. Think about it, babies don't have object permanence. To them, you're not in another room, you're just gone. The idea is that this feeling lingers in toddlerhood; the child is terrified of going to sleep with you at their bedside and waking up to find you gone. And why do parents typically relish naptime, especially with little kids?
Its time we teach these preschoolers that object permanence is ISN'T real! As a prank, take your 3 year old, drop him off with strangers, then never come back again! Its hilarious to see the strangers tell it, "mommy's gone forever", they totally freak out! Then you get a series of strangers to continually keep separating from the kid. Watch the kid squeeling each time. Eventually they just stop crying at all and remain motionless. At this point the pranks over.
Yeah, just wait a few years when you're a teenager, Stewie. You'll be looking back on Naptime with _fond nostalgia,_ because you won't have it anymore.
You don't NEED naps when you're a teenager. You've got the most energy you'll ever have. Now, when you hit 40, then you'll be wanting a little extra snooze in your day.
I mean he's always just been Seth's self-insert, and Seth is Gen X. The reality is that you guys ARE the next boomers--they'll all be dead in fifteen years.
Not so, he was middle aged when the show came out, so it's safe to assume that despite the 7:1 age ratio, he really is a gen x dog at 8 when the show came out
... wait. You just clicked sonething in my mind. The world wasnt always family gut. But as time progressed, things looked more and more like family guy
Ngl I was one of those kids, I never took a nap in daycare or kindergarten and would sometimes get in trouble for not even trying to sleep, but I'd atleast lay there with my eyes open for 30 minutes, but that apparently still wasn't enough lol
According to my parents, me and my brother never napped. Getting to sleep has always been difficult for me and trying to get me to nap wasn't going to happen if I wanted it. I suspect any kids I have may be the same so I may find myself to advocate for them.
Yeah, you tell a kindergarten kid to take a nap, said child will pout or worse case, throw a tantrum. You tell a high schooler to take a nap that teenager will do one of two things: put their feet on their desk, or their face on their desk and nap away
I was three at the time of the rebellion, unfortunately the rebellion was utterly and swiftly crushed in schools across my state, and participators were given prescriptions of adderall injections under the guise of them being “difficult to handle”, I still remember those patches to this day. Lest We Forget.
this is like when Numbuh 1 did his presentation to the class on how kids created adults, and then the adults rebelled and took over earth after the war. and that they brainwashed kids into thinking they created kids.
In kindergarten my class was given naps before we went home. I hated it. I remember the AC being cranked up while I’m just laying there on a mat made out of foam. No blanket, no pillow. Just laying there freezing to death.
I was probably around 4 when I figure out that nap time for me meant that mom was tired. When I was tired I just took a nap where ever I felt like it and nobody made a big deal out of it.
It’s interesting how the whole vibe of this new season feels like they are pushing so hard to create social media/ Gen Z/ Twitter user jokes yet those are the type of people they used to make fun of
It's just bizarre how out-of-touch with reality they come across as. I mean, it's 2023 and they're acting like RU-vid is a hot new platform that only the kids are using... RU-vid... Not TikTok, RU-vid. The Donkey Kong joke was really painful, namely when Chris was like "What universe does this take place in," and Peter is acting like Donkey Kong is a stand-alone game. They're making a joke about video games while apparently not knowing about any Mario game except Donkey Kong. It's just cringe.
@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 there still using it like the really young ones on youtube kids which some of the shows made on there have the artstyle that looks like it had alot of and no work put into it at the same time and has the plot of the final seasons of a drama series.
That's when you know you've left childhood and are officially an adult: once you've reached the point where sleep stops feeling like a punishment, and starts feeling like a reward.
As a kid, naps suck. As an adult naps are awesome up until you hit deep rem and wake up groggy as all hell because it's hard to nap and not just end up sleeping 😒☹️
Preschool/kindergarten: you hate naps but are forced to take them High school: you desperately want to put your head down on your desk but are forbidden to do so.
One thing children like Stewie don’t understand is that parents need time away from kids occasionally. Their reason is because sometimes kids are too much, and they don’t know it.
0:20 Regarding Brian's claim to be in Generation X: In human years, Brian was 7 in 1999 (1992/Millennial,) 8 in 2010 (2002/Generation Z,) and 10 in 2021 (2011/Generation Alpha.) In dog years, he was 49 in 1999 (1950/Baby Boomer,) 56 in 2010 (1954/Baby Boomer,) and 70 in 2021 (1951/Baby Boomer.) Therefore, Brian is both too young _and_ too old to be in Generation X, and he's technically a Baby Boomer in dog years. I know this is _Family Guy_ we're dealing with, but it's still fun to call out Brian's BS.
The best "The truth about X..." videos are the ones where the "truth" is already the most obvious answer, that everyone already knew about, while also not being a negative truth.
Maybe how if one digs into conspiracy videos, one will see how events don't add up, make sense or happened. Like how someone wasn't at a specific place at a specific time. Logic isn't what conspiracy theories use, they need to be scary and the videos peddling them need to make you scared and paranoid.
Naps really are f"cking awful. Either get a full night of sleep or just power through. Getting 20 min to 2 hours of time blocked out just to wake up sick and disoriented (and have trouble falling asleep at night) is awful.
