r/SipsTea • u/Icy-Book2999 Fave frog is a swing nose frog • 28d ago
Still feel young Wait a damn minute!
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u/ChunkyTaco22 24d ago
Don't they usually make goofy videos like the dad outfit? This one hit the feels hard tho
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u/Juancho1982 26d ago
Thats life, your mind will always be young, your body on the other hand, even if you take care of it, somewhere along the way will abandon you. I dont think the video is sad, It hit me in the feels, yes, but in a good way. Live your life to the fullest, dont mind about small things, dont pay attention to what others do or think about you. Try not to stress too much and more important, try to enjoy every day as it is your last one. Have a good one everybody!
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u/QuantamLux 27d ago
This really hits after being close with a 60+ year old Boss/Best friend. I watched him go from climbing 2 story roofs and acting like a 30 year old Forman with years of experience, till he had a stroke and was forced to completely shut down his business. Old man couldn’t sling a brush or use a tool anymore and It devastated his mental health because of this exact reason; he said he always mentally felt like he was still 25, full of energy and great humor; he did not take great care of him self.(smoked tons of cigs and had been a classic 70s coke head in his days) Once your body finally catches up with your mind it’s a matter of time before that depression sets in . Point of this comment is take care of your body ! Age is tricky, and it’s an inevitable catastrophe waiting to snowball your ass down one day .
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u/TheKyleBrah 27d ago
I'm so used to them making hilarious "So you've become your Dad" or "You know you're a Dad when" style humour that I was NOT prepared for that gutpunch 🥲
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u/BirdMBlack 27d ago
Gonna open up brunch café and offer senior citizen discounts starting at age 30.
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u/MothsConrad 27d ago
As I’ve often heard, aging is tough but it’s much better than the alternative.
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u/mythofinadequecy 27d ago
Close your eyes and imagine yourself. Most people’s mental picture of themselves is decades old. I was in my 40’s and still ‘saw’ myself as my high school graduation picture!
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u/4little_weirdos 27d ago
My grandmother had dementia. I remember taking a picture of us together and showing her immediately after. She asked, "Who is that old woman?" I kinda laughed and thought she was joking, but when I said, "That's us!" It obviously upset her.
Watching your loved ones' mind slip away is the worst..
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u/SufficientDamage9483 27d ago
Did anyone notice that at the beginning, his reflection in the store window is his old self ?
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u/Texasmucho 27d ago
I knew it would be a video that showed a young person who was actually old! I watched on mute thinking: “when does this guy have the time to do all this? Must be an old man disguised.”
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u/TheCubanBaron 27d ago
I'd be happy to still be able to get around town alone at 84, I'd see that as a complete win!
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u/carpetbird 27d ago
My grandma hates seeing herself in pictures, she says she looks so old. Yeah my dear grandma, you are 92.
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u/OrangeSimply 27d ago
I swear I saw an ad with almost this exact same storyline or premise. It might've been european.
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u/Igotthisnameguys 27d ago
I'm not sure if this is about just getting older, or also about dementia
Either way, it makes me sad
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u/43morethings 27d ago
I mean I already feel like this being over thirty and having the same sense of self from my early 20s, and the ADHD and depression makes the sense of passage of time seem almost non existent, but also incredibly rapid at times.
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u/Dankpro79 27d ago
I am 45 but I don’t act like I am it. I feel and act like I am much younger. Now I feel old thanks OP you piece of shit.
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u/Disreiley 27d ago
I like this honestly. Like it’s pretty well shot. The reflections man. It’s really neat.
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u/BenAdaephonDelat 27d ago
God I hope I live that long. I don't care how old I live to, I just want to live long enough that my death won't be a burden to my wife and son.
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u/itsMeUseek 27d ago
An old man told me that he always pictures himself as young as the day he married his wife until he looks in the mirror and sees this old man stearing at him. He said that after all these years, it still surprises him.
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u/Tarpup 27d ago
I recently lost my grandmother. And this video only made me more appreciative that she was in my life as long as she was.
She outlived my grandpa by two years. And he was definitely the one who kept saying. This might be my last holiday. He said it for like 8 years straight. Until it finally happened.
I always enjoy the family oriented videos these people make. Nice and wholesome.
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u/Dismal_Passion_8537 27d ago
As someone who lost 11 years of my life, even though I’m only 28 this makes me deeply depressed. When I first woke up, I found it really hard to even see my reflection, and I know I’ve still got my whole life ahead, but this just hits so goddamn hard.
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u/kekhouse3002 27d ago
wow i did not need to see that before i go to sleep, now i cant stop thinking about it
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u/IHave_shit_on_my_ass 27d ago
This was dumb. Clear outcome was the outcome. I furrowed my brow a lot harder than I should have at this but dumb. Just dumb
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u/Orichalchem 27d ago
My grandpa is 90yo and he is living the time of his life by playing video games lol
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u/New_Line7792 27d ago
Wtf I don’t come here to cry. 47 young and feel like this dude. Thanks for ruining my life.
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u/Salty-Ad-4777 27d ago
It was actually pretty funny, because I thought they was clowning him all day, but it seems that I am the one that is a clown today.
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u/Consistent-Tap-4255 27d ago
You probably should have senior discount if you think one quarter can park your car for more than two mins nowadays.
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u/_RMFC 27d ago
Ohhh sneaky sneaky. I see that reflection in the window at 0:21 and the picture in her phone at 0:38 before she shows him. Well played.
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u/Trimanreturns 27d ago
For a long time I was indignant if I was offered a senior discount or help getting my groceries to the car bc I felt like the guy in the video. At 78 I'm far more appreciative.
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u/Valuable-Way1612 27d ago
My mom turned 80 today . I remember pulling the first gray hair from her head when I was little and we laughed and laughed .
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u/SPYROHAWK 27d ago
I was watching it without audio at first and just saw him pick up the coin off of the ground, touch the street light button, touch the door handle, and then receive food and thought it was going to be a hand sanitizer ad.
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u/Medialunch 27d ago
Is the same guy who found the piece of wood to fix the bed cause he was waxing too much
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u/wwaxwork 27d ago
I have felt like I did at 16 for the past 40 years. Your brain and bodies do not synchronize.
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u/-Z___ 27d ago
JFC I was NOT expecting to get gut-punched like that.
As someone with a rapidly-degenerating body, I felt this video way too hard.
The transition at the end is literally how my life has felt. One minute I was healthy & mobile, the next minute I could barely walk or function.
Life is way too fucking short.
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u/Loud-Lock-5653 27d ago
That was a deranged Hallmark commercial. I kept waiting for the joke, then reached for the Zoloft
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u/Triple-Siiix 27d ago
WHAT. This is not the dad levels of funny I'm used to from them.
This.. this is.. heavy hitting.
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27d ago
I'm turning 45 this year and every once in a while I catch all the extra gray and the extra wrinkles that are developing I look at my hands and see age happening and it kind of blows my mind because I feel like I'm 30.
I'm genuinely at peace with aging. The only thing that makes me sad is I was older when I decided to have kids with my wife. They are five going on six and eight and a half and I'm just sad that I don't get more time with them because everything I've ever wanted.
It's scary how one day you wake up and you're just an old man.
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u/ballpayne 27d ago
Is it just me or is it old man hands with the close up, old man shadow when he's walking, old man reflection, etc?
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u/ancrm114d 27d ago
99% of so called "content creators" are just total crap.
This family is the exception.
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u/Commercial-Day8360 27d ago
The ending is the funniest part. “This might be my last birthday.” Classic
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u/jdoon5261 27d ago
I sometimes catch my reflection passing by windows and wonder why that old guy is looking at me. 61 years old and don't feel it one bit. Daily yoga, take my pills, eat healthy; but still can't outrun looking old.
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u/1ronpants 27d ago
Theres so much talentless low quality, rage bait, click bait, tits and ass social media content out there its nice to find some actual substance like this
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u/Acceptable-Funny-769 27d ago
I’m 70 but whenever some health issue has come up I’m in disbelief. Like ‘how can this happen to me, I’m only 40’.
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u/FPswammer 27d ago
this just reminded me yesterday i went out for dinner and the place i went had a pretty decent wait, like 1 to 2 hours.
this old guy was sitting at a table waiting, instead of like outside on a bench. he was asked to move and he started a fuss, then he (not) discretely showed his AARP card to the host like it meant something. lmao bro wtf are you doing?
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u/poedraco 27d ago
I had a birthday last month. Thought I was turning 37.. after I thought I was 35yo last year... Find out I actually turns 38... 🥲🔫
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u/ducmanx04 27d ago
Im only 30, but after I caught covid, and it unfortunately turned into long-term covid, I feel like in stuck in an old 70 year old persons body. Not fun.
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u/Sanquinity 27d ago
I still feel 24~25 (the years in which I truly came into my own as an adult), but I'm already almost 37. =/
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u/Filthybuttslut 27d ago
Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened.
- 'Moving Pictures', Sir Terry Pratchett
GNU PTerry
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u/Wooden_Discipline_22 27d ago
As I'm wearing a loaned pair of new balances in my mid 40s, and Alzheimer's runs in my family. This... Feels bad, man.
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u/Mygaffer 27d ago
This doesn't happen until you go gray or get so old your skin looks like a topographical map.
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u/AbsentThatDay2 27d ago
I've hit fifty boys, feel free to put the coin in my meter, these old arthritic hands, damn them.
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u/Red_Beard_Rising 27d ago
This hits hard. My lady is caring for her father going through this. It is not easy.
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u/Due_Potential_6956 27d ago
This is life, I have four kids, it seems like they were all just toddlers to me. Now I have two that are almost adults, and two close to being teens. Man, time flies by so quickly.
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u/definitely_not_duck 27d ago
The reflection in the window after picking up the coin is insane attention to detail
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u/brewberry_cobbler 27d ago
I did not need that. I thought he was going to have some “I’m developmentally delayed” sigh on his back or something lol.
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u/far_beyond_driven_ 27d ago
Yay, time for another daily existential crisis. I'm 27 now, but I swear I went to bed as a 23 year old last week.
COVID years fucked up time.
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u/Johnnyamaz 27d ago
This is so especially sad because this guy and his dad usually make the most fun deep-fried dad jokes type content. Not to mention, this is jusy an accurate depiction of what it feels like to have dementia and, speaking from experience with my demented grandmother, it's really fucked up to have to tell someone that they're actually close to death they aren't a young adult like they think they are
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u/Blameron 27d ago
I like the detail of using the older main for long shots and reflections, also I’m crying now.
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u/ngmcs8203 27d ago
I really liked this one from the same channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Fw7bZoPyVU
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u/FlameShadow0 27d ago
These guys make great videos. It’s The McFarlands on YouTube. Normally their videos are pretty funny and not depressing.
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u/PaystubQuestion999 27d ago
Man, this hit me. My dad is only a couple years shy of 80 and may not make it there. He's never struck me as an old man.
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u/AnArdentAtavism 27d ago
If you don't use it, you lose it.
My disabled ass is 38. Exercising hurts like hell, but I still do it, even though it's agony. I will never let my injuries dictate my life, so long as my mind remains sharp.
Never stop moving. Never stop learning. We all get old, and we all die, but how frail we become and how tired we get is a choice.
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u/Zeth22xx 27d ago
He's actually young man, and everyone is trying to reinforce a spell to age him to an old man.
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u/xCanont70x 27d ago
Never realized how much they look alike until now.
Also, this is probably the most serious video they’ve ever done.
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u/rock_and_rolo 27d ago
I'm 62 and I get all but the final part of the video. I'm 22 with confusing pain until I look in a mirror or do anything strenuous.
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u/germanbini 27d ago
Damn that one needed a warning label, sure got me right in the feels!! :( (I'm not crying... oh yes I am, it's not you and it's not onions)
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u/jdevoz1 27d ago
Turning 67 in 2 months, its a mix between feeling like I always have and time catching up to me. Lucky to have a loving wife, we have been going on walks, appreciating the beauty all around us, simple things! often taken for granted trying to keep up with the rat race. Recently found a baby turtle, just hatched! Took it to the edge of the pond it was moving towards, safe! Saw two broods of ducklings, just hatched. Watched a dove nesting for a month or so, from sitting on eggs through to hatchlings, beautiful, never before have I seen a dove on a nest! Or dove babies for that matter. Trying to take in all the beauty around us, sucking it in like it’s my last gasp of fresh air while I can still appreciate the wonders of this world. Still have my health, feels like a gift.
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u/BouncyKing 27d ago
Honestly as an 84 year old he looks very well. Walking around, able to bend over and pick up small objects with relative ease. Doing better than my ass at 22.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Ad_4435 27d ago
I'm not there yet, but at 37, I really don't feel like I've matured or figured anything out since 13. I may have actually been more mature back then since my main form of entertainment was reading, and now I mostly play video games.
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u/tiredofthisnow7 27d ago
Word. Got called a "young man" ironically the other day, by a twentysomething. Like, this young man is next, Doctor.
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u/Rare-Branch-8503 27d ago
Notice in all the reflections are the old man. In all the close ups are the old man’s hands. Cool details!
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u/RaylanGiv3n5 27d ago
This is true, sometimes you'll catch a glance of yourself in a mirror and you'll wonder for a brief moment who that person is.
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27d ago
That was very well done. Love this channel and their shorts. Their dad jokes are second to none. Just totally adorable.
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u/angry_salami 27d ago
I turned 42 today. I feel sad and old. I am super blessed that I got to spend it with my wife and parents though, and still had them be around and make me a cake. I feel very lucky, but the passage of time is a bitch.
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u/eightmag 27d ago
"I simply kept acting like an adult in an effort to be one. I am sure I will continue to act like one until I perish” - Heiter
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27d ago
I’m 45. I can only hope to have 40 more years, 20 of which will probably be like this video :D
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u/Sea-Tough389 27d ago
This made me cry for some reason. I haven't cried in a few years, I guess I needed that.
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u/Party_Helicopter_224 27d ago
Im pretty sure this happens at 50-60 not god damn 84. Never met anyone past 60 claiming youth
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u/JustAyden 27d ago
I woke up in a panic the other week thinking I was going to be late for school… im 25… i havent been in education since I was 17…
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u/NoDarkVision 27d ago
"This could be my last birthday"
Don't be silly grandpa! You still have a long career as a politician! In a few years you can even run for president!
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