If it was product placement then it would have been even more annoying because he didn’t make it clear in the tweet.

I remember him doing an interview on Comedy Bang Bang, I think he was there to promote a book or something, and was talking about moving to Harlem. They asked about bookstores in Harlem and he said there weren’t any because “people there don’t read.”

There’s also this little nugget about his doucheness.

I really like what Rachel had to say about the whole thing and that she wasn’t afraid to call him out for being out of touch.

The original Tony tweet was so weird, because if Rachel Bloom wasn’t a famous person he had met and he haden’t made a mistake, then it would just be rude and weird instead of being rude and clueless.

Man, people who like things are the WORST, huh?

It’s “toxic” to ask your SO not to leer at other women?

. . . why not? Presumably their parents are within shouting distance. Heck, half of the behavior everyone in these threads is yelling about comes from children not learning to self-regulate their behavior through unstructured play.

You live in a fantasy world because none of that is true. You live in a 1950s family sitcom. You also ignore couples who live in urban areas in apartments, not houses, and don’t own cars either out of choice or lack of funds. You also ignore the numerous studies that show that women have always, and still continue to…

GTFO with that sexist bullshit. Any reason why Dads can’t cook other than they don’t want to?

Your argument is that . . . kids shouldn’t play the provided outdoor games?

Love the comment section for those sorta things where we get a bunch of people without children just saying how “You should beat them more”.

If I based my opinion on children from only what I’ve seen at the Target toy aisle, we would be the last generation of people, as having children would have been out lawed.

This one at the top if my favorite: “Honestly, what happened to RAISING children?”

You had a bad experience or 2 with unruly children and now you’ve convinced yourself you’re the only good parent in the world. JFC.

In my 51 years on this earth, I have been exposed to loud kids before, but nothing like this.

What’s telling is the pride that people are taking, in remembering an ideal version of themselves, and comparing themselves to a second (third?) hand account of “other children”.

It’s like a real life X-Box achievement.

In this comment section, people acting like they also weren’t little shits when they were kids.

What’s up with all the “Americans are [insert negative, sweeping generalization here]” Gizmodo comments lately, specifically on articles that aren’t about that kind of thing? It’s weird.

It’s actually not a huge problem. I’m sure there are bad parents with loud kids out there, but most children are well-behaved enough for the category of restaurant.

Your kids sound like assholes.