re: Does anyone's wife actually take care of her vehicle?

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What a fricking buzz kill you are. Do you make sure to NEVER have ANYTHING in your car that isn't tied down?

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I got tons of shite lying around. Just trying to raise awareness.

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ho the hell downvoted roadhead?!

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nobody

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I bet he's against roadhead.

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I downvoted this. I am willing to bet even aggies like roadhead

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I am willing to bet even aggies like roadhead

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I feel like there's a joke there, but I just can't come up with it.

I am a wife and I challenge every single husband in here to watch how much stuff your wife has in her hands and arms when leaving her vehicle on an average day. Once she gets in the house, is she able to go right back out to make a second trip/sweep of the vehicle or is she immediately taking care of things that need to be taken care of in the house? Yesterday I had the baby on my hip, her day bag, my work bag, purse, a couple of bags of groceries, and a bag with dinner in it (I also stood in the garage holding all that crap for five minutes while nagging my six-year old to get all of her stuff out of the backseat). I walk into the house to find our 16 year old dog who can't hold his poop anymore has pooped in the living room, the baby starts fussing because I have to put her down somewhere so she can't crawl to the poop before I can clean it up, the oldest kid just drops everything in the kitchen instead of putting everything away so I am walking her through putting away each and every item (gymnastics bag, book bag, lunch box, school papers, shoes) while she whines about how tired she is.

Meanwhile my husband strolls in with his work backpack, past all this chaos, and heads straight to his man cave upstairs while making a comment that I forgot a water bottle in my car. And no, I did not appreciate that "constructive criticism" at the time.

I get that it is annoying to see but why not just take care of it if it bothers you so much? My husband leaves empty boxes and containers on the kitchen counters regularly. If he "cleans the kitchen" I know that means everything is done except the pots and pans that need hand washing. He doesn't fill the dog food container up if it is empty. Every single morning there is a pair of socks on the floor on his side of the bed. He doesn't take recycling out with the trash for some reason. If I have the capacity to do so, I just take care of it without comment. I could get annoyed having to take care of HIS things but in the end, my nagging/comments aren't going to change anything and I know taking care of these things help lighten his load. There is no 50/50 in marriage, sometimes he picks up the slack, sometimes I do but we both benefit from it.

Just stop being lazy and make two trips after you finished fricking around with your kids and dog.

Just look at her sink then look at your sink.

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Just another crazy bitch with excuses as to why her car looks like a fricking pigsty
And just by reading that, I feel deeply sorry for your poor husband to put up with your brand of batshit crazy

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thats why he goes upstairs. kids probably suck at sports too

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$50k GMC Acadia

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what a ripoff.