When All The Restaurants Close, And Mom's Cooking Is All There Is

UK lock down closes all restaurants.
This little girl cries over all her favorite places being shut down because of COVID-19, She really like Nando's.



Mom trolls her daughter and dad laughs in the back ground.

I don't know why I think its so funny watching kids cry over inconsequential things.

I want to just go with because it's cute, but in the back of my mind I know it's because I'm a professional asshole(on top of it being cute).

That's sad in a completely pathetic way. Who lets their kid get so far gone on fast food that she throws that kind of fit over having to eat homemade food?

originally posted by: ketsuko
That's sad in a completely pathetic way. Who lets their kid get so far gone on fast food that she throws that kind of fit over having to eat homemade food?

Y'all haven't had Nandos!

a reply to: JAGStorm

Is in Indian food?

originally posted by: musicismagic
a reply to: JAGStorm

Is in Indian food?

South African chicken, at least where I've had it. It's delicious, worth crying for.

Gawd I'm glad I'm an adult and living in South Louisiana where I've learned to cook. My Mom, bless her heart, never was much of a cook. And let's face it, when growing up and thanksgiving was referred to as botulism, it's either learn to cook or be miserable.

We've been on lockdown for a week, and I've been trying new recipes. And since its been a very good crawfish season, they are cheap as bell.

Takes your mind of the awful reason we have to stay home.

a reply to: JAGStorm

It's one thing to enjoy your fast food and eating out. I'm missing my street tacos, but it's another to be so crushed by it and by the prospect of having to eat *gasp* real food that you behave like that.

We had an outstanding cod with panfried mini potatoes for our dinner tonight.

a reply to: ketsuko

I was just being funny. I cook more than 99% of the population.
When I say that, I mean from scratch, grown in the garden, make my own butter type of cooking. Many of my friends and family wanted me to be a professional chef but the reality is I don’t like cooking for people other than my family.

When my daughter went to college she was shocked and upset by cafe food after eating home cooking so long.

I guess that the parents need to learn to cook better.

originally posted by: rickymouse
I guess that the parents need to learn to cook better.

I guess the parents need to learn to parent better.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33
This mother is abusing her child....making her cry for a stupid video.

Bad parenting indeed!!

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I am SOOOO glad I never eat out. If I eat out it's rare and my son LOVES my cooking! We met his dad for a child swap once at Olive Garden which by the way to me is gross. Well my son wanted some chicken Parmesan which is a dish I make often. The look on his face when he bit into it was priceless AND he told the waiter "this isn't chicken parm, my mom makes it and I know what it tastes like." The guy had a good chuckle as did the manager and they didn't charge us for the meal either.

I feel bad for kids today. How crappy are your parents that they let you get this far and out of sorts over fast food garbage!!!!

originally posted by: ketsuko
That's sad in a completely pathetic way. Who lets their kid get so far gone on fast food that she throws that kind of fit over having to eat homemade food?

You speak the truth!
I would take moms cooking over fast food any day.
I suppose in this case mom is a horrible cook?

Do moms still know how to cook??
Wow, thought that was a dying skill..

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

no nandos on my country.
is the taste is worth?