Marriage is a beautiful thing. After much thought and prayer, entering into that sacred institution with the right person will be one of the best decisions you’ll ever make. Marriage produces many terrific things, including children and some pretty hilarious situations, as one comedian details.
However, as great as marriage is, it’s still a relationship between two flawed people. These two individuals may sometimes have issues communicating, which can lead to tiffs and disagreements. A husband might think his wife understands what he’s saying or a point he’s trying to make when she has no idea or vice versa.
In a short clip posted on YouTube, comedian Wali Collins mentions a challenging and tricky question his wife likes to ask him. He admits that when she poses this often-asked question, he’s never quite sure how to answer her.
“Women love to play a game. The game is called, “Notice anything?” he said. “The game pops up anytime, no warning. She’ll make eye contact, get in position, and announce the game.”
Wali says that he is awful at the game and that whenever his wife asks if he “notices anything,” his guesses are always incorrect.
He asks if it’s her shoes, shirt, or hair—all of them are completely wrong. He even asks for a hint, which isn’t helpful at all. According to Wali in the clip, the correct answer was that it was nearly his wife’s birthday.
“I should’ve known that,” he says. “Yeah, that’s obvious.”
No one relationship is perfect, including a marriage. That’s why it’s always good to have a sense of humor and not take yourself too seriously.
Later in the clip, he also has a hysterical bit about the names some parents give their children. Also, Wali mentions that because of his buddy’s first name, things can become a little weird when trying to get his attention from across the street.
Job 8:21 “The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.”
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