Funny Video: Father Just Wants To Enjoy A Meal At McDonald's

Sophia Moonstone

Updated Wednesday, August 14, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a recent viral video posted on Reddit titled "Father Just Wants To Enjoy A Meal," a inspirational and hilariously unexpected family moment unfolds at a McDonald's. The video captures a father trying to recreate a cherished childhood tradition by taking his own child to the popular fast-food restaurant, only to be met with a barrage of questions about mortality.

The video begins with the father, visibly nostalgic, telling his child, "Little family tradition here, not gonna lie. Look, my daddy used to take me to McDonald's and look, here's me taking you to McDonald's, which is nice, isn't it?" The child innocently responds, "Yeah, my daddy is dead. Yeah, he's dead."

As the father attempts to steer the conversation back to enjoying their meal, the child persists with curious questions about their grandfather's death. "How? Did he poo everywhere?" the child asks, to which the father replies, "No, he didn't poo everywhere. You wouldn't even die from that. He had a stroke."

The relentless inquiry continues with the child asking, "What's a stroke?" The father, clearly exasperated, tries to explain, "It's something that you get. Yeah. I just want to enjoy my McDonald's, all right." But the child, undeterred, presses on, "But what's a stroke?" The father's frustration peaks with a resigned, "Jesus Christ. It's something that you get and it happens. What is a stroke?"

The video has garnered a wide array of reactions, with users commenting on the relatability and humor of the situation. One user humorously quipped, "Two happy meals and one trauma meal please." Another commented, "This is about as British as it gets! You have Wednesday Adams asking about dead grandad’s stroke, Thursday Adams trying to be cheeky, and Dad, who thought he was having a sweet multigenerational moment, was suddenly plunged into a 'what is the meaning of life' spiral."

Other reactions included, "Kids just be violating for no reason," and "My guy was holding back a flood of tears while chewing." The video has also sparked discussions about the challenges of parenting, with one user noting, "Parenting means never eating in peace! Poor dad just wants a quiet meal. So relatable..."

Amid the laughter, some users shared their own amusing anecdotes, like the story of a 2-year-old who, after being told his grandad was in the sky, informed his mother that grandad was "floating above the sofa," leaving her understandably freaked out.

The video’s comedic and touching elements make it an instant classic, showing that even simple family traditions can take unexpected and funny turns. Whether it's the relentless curiosity of a child or the sheer determination of a father to enjoy his meal, this video captures the essence of family life in a way that resonates with many.

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Top Comments from Reddit

Asian_DaBarbie

Two happy meals and one trauma meal please

Flight_to_nowhere_26

This is about as British as it gets! You have Wednesday Adams asking about dead grandad’s stroke, Thursday Adams trying to be cheeky, and Dad, who thought he was having a sweet multigenerational moment, was suddenly plunged into a “what is the meaning of life” spiral.

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NCHouse

Kids just be violating for no reason

Howard_Jones

Whats a stroooooooke!?

Eyeofthemeercat

I feel awful laughing at this. But I did laugh at it.

ch1ckenz

My guy was holding back flood of tears while chewing 🥲

something_python

My sister recently taught my 2yo Son that our dad is up in the sky. This prompted my son to tell my wife that his grandad is "floating above the sofa". My wife didn't have any of the previous context, and was freaked the f*** out.

APuticulahInduhvidul

I assume having a stroke at McDonalds is a family tradition. He never did answer the question of "why stroke" but I'm guessing grandpas happy meal got stuck somewhere in an artery. And yes, he definitely pooed everywhere.

Shipej

How was the stroke 💀💀

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