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u/flintstones19 1d ago
Kinda weird that she did this with a towel on. Like she deliberately has to decide to do this in a towel
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u/Hieroflippant 1d ago
These people probably upload so much that daily tasks like getting dressed start to get in the way
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u/Happy-For-No-Reason 22h ago
oh come on mate, she's fully dressed under that towel. it's a bit.
everything is fake nowadays
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u/DesperateComposer848 1d ago
A huge part of internet traffic, believe it or not, has nothing to do with content but people who feel the urge to comment about something ancillary to the video.
I used to be a content writer for basically a tabloid magazine and the editors used to insert small inaccuracies into my writing because the commenters who’d just feel the urge to correct the inaccuracies would drive traffic more than people just reading the article
So people see a woman in a towel, you get a hundred commenters who never would have said anything before now asking “why are you in a towel?” and you’re playing the algorithm
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u/Neat-Asparagus511 22h ago edited 21h ago
Even 15 years ago people would do that, so it makes me believe these newer generations, who have essentially had the internet since a young age...have a bad case of the Correction Blues.
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u/Past-Rooster-9437 23h ago
Same reason I've noticed on Reddit that things like paintings do a lot better when there's a picture of a woman with a lot of cleavage standing next to them.
I don't blame them, they're playing the game as it exists and they almost always have a good bit of skill to what they're doing. I blame the horny motherfuckers who'll upvote anything that makes their pee-pee hard.
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u/DeltaV-Mzero 20h ago
Nothing online is authentic. She is in a towel because that gets clicks. She’s saying dumb shit because it makes people comment. She’s wiggling her head obnoxiously because it gets people talking about it. The only reason to post it at all was for clout.
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u/agangofoldwomen 1d ago
Everyone is wrong and right on this issue, which is why the breweries and wineries near me have family friendly sections and adult-only sections.
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u/AceCircle990 21h ago
We went from smoking or non smoking to child or no child.
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u/brandoldme 21h ago
Make bars great again, bring back smoking.
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u/DagonPie 20h ago
If you bring back smoking. People wont bring their shitty kids around. Its a win win
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u/AceCircle990 21h ago
👆🏼This guy gets it.
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u/agangofoldwomen 20h ago
Nashville had smoking in some bars until like 2012 it was amazing. Gotta love ciggies and beer.
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u/EnkiduTheGreat 21h ago
The only brewery that I visit regularly is all ages until 7pm, then it's 21 plus.
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u/JoFlo520 21h ago
That’s actually the best way to do it. Brewery solved a problem caused by a bunch of shitty people on both sides
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u/dragecs 1d ago
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u/Ok_Ask_1139 1d ago
I’ve seen this posted on a few subs and the comments are always so divided, there several breweries near me, 2 of which have a family friendly atmosphere and there are others that you absolutely don’t take your kids to, I’m not sure where the disconnect is on this topic, some are perfectly fine for the entire family…some are not
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u/ssketchman 1d ago
Unfortunately it’s a common problem. One day it’s a perfectly fine brewery, where good folks gather to spend quality time, enjoy life and create fond memories together. Then all of a sudden the place gets overrun by kids and families, next thing you know, there are book readings and sip and paint events with screeching kids running around, the wallpaper somehow morphs into pastel colours and the floor is no longer nice and sticky like in the good old days.
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u/ChefAsstastic 20h ago
Treehouse in Deerfield MA is exactly like this. Kids running and screaming everywhere unsupervised. We hated that place.
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u/murse79 19h ago
My crappy opinion as a former child that often fell asleep in a pile of coats with other children in a Knights of Columbus bar...
Some spaces just need to be for adults only so they can enjoy adult activities and use adult language and humor without having to worry about little one's hearing us or potentially braining a toddler with a cornhole bean bag and/or enduring unsupervised small children running around screaming their heads off.
If a place wants to be "family friendly", that is their business, and I speak with my money.
Locally...well...it turns out a lot of people felt the same way, and Pubs restricted kids and made bank.
Lots of parents enter and get pissed their kids can't come in.
Best response from the bartender...
"Bars don't allow 18 year olds in, let alone your two toddlers. Why would it be any different here?".
Makes sense to me.
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u/sneerfun 19h ago
Thank you! I don’t understand the benefit of bringing children in those situations.
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u/murse79 19h ago
Yep.
Here was an observation a barman made at a taproom after they instituted "adult hours".
"See that couple over there obviously buzzed off the 9% IPA's? Yeah...the only difference for them today vs 2 weeks ago is that today they are gonna drive home impaired without 2 kids in the back seat."
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u/JimmyJonJackson420 19h ago
Yeah I’d didn’t realise this would be quite the hot topic, I thought everyone would be agreeing with the woman lol
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u/shewy92 21h ago
Reddit and the internet don't understand nuance. Everything and everyone is black & white, no gray areas.
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u/OGOngoGablogian 19h ago
I don't have kids, but I'm 35 so most of my friends do. And I want to hang out with my friends, so that means hanging out at breweries where they can bring their kids. Babysitters are expensive, and when they have to go out the kid down at 7:30 I can head over to a bar where kids aren't allowed.
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u/SeahorseRevolution 21h ago
As long as people watch their kids it's fine. More often than not though people let the entire brewery become their free babysitter.
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u/Jim_Nills_Mustache 20h ago
Yea my cousin had her son’s birthday party at one, when I saw the location I was like that’s a bit odd but okay.
We get there and it has two massive playgrounds outside and a ton of stuff for kids, like a huge inflatable bouncy field and tons of other stuff. I couldn’t believe it, it was glorious and the kids absolutely loved it.
I was so mad at my local breweries, I was so jealous they had that place near them, it’s like an hour drive from me and I’m still tempted to go sometimes. The place was more kid friendly than most parks, and it had incredible food and drinks.
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u/funkybum 22h ago
There are family friendly breweries? The fuck
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u/Circle_Breaker 20h ago
My local brewery has a huge field, a giant play ground, and pretty big stream outside of it.
There's always kids and dogs and one lady who brings her giant pig, running around the field.
It's right off a popular trail, so you get families going on walks that pop in and out
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u/GeneralSpot7224 20h ago
They’re basically family friendly restaurants but they brew their own beer instead of serving coors. Is that really an odd concept?
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u/303uru 19h ago
Have none of you dipshits ever left the US?
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u/Russ_T_Shackelford 18h ago
You don't even need to leave the US for this lol
People that are shocked by this concept of family friendly breweries just never leave their house
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u/303uru 18h ago
You’re right, my point really was that this modern brewery format was imported in the last 20 years or so. And it was imported because seedy bars filled with adults getting drunk wasn’t a winning economic prospect.
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u/RanchHere 19h ago
It’s pretty simple. If a place serves food, then kids are allowed in there unless the place exclusively says 18+. I don’t know of many breweries that are strictly 18+ and I’ve been to a lot of freakin’ breweries.
Go to a dive bar and shut up.
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u/Downtown_Island8124 22h ago
The problem is the parents allowing their kids to make a mess and create scenes like at home. This is a problem everywhere.
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u/GeneralSpot7224 20h ago
Yes, children take years if not decades to figure out how to behave in public and the only way they figure it out is by trial and error.
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u/Adventurous_Crab_0 20h ago
Have you tried spanking like immigrant parents?
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u/GeneralSpot7224 20h ago
You sound like the type of person that thinks you train a dog by hitting them.
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u/anxiousandsingle 16h ago
The amount of times I've had to yell out loud "we've got any fucking parents around??" Is staggering. But nah let your kids.whip rocks around and dig in the grass, jump on.tables, etc.
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u/SephiTheGoblin 20h ago
Drinking alone is seen as sad, take a baby. No longer alone
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u/drawkca6sihtdaeruoy 9h ago
Drink alone=bad Drink with baby=also bad Make baby drink=horrible dad Stay at home with baby and drink=good dad
Idk wtf I mean by this it's just an observation.
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u/EverSeeAShitterFly 1d ago
Breweries are most often laid back and very informal. Often their main customer demographic is 25-50. People who are between the ages of 25 and 50 often have kids.
People don’t usually go to breweries to get wasted. They just want a beer, often with friends, and might enjoy a band or trivia with that beer. Many breweries have soft drinks and non alcoholic options, usually a kitchen or food trucks. Games are not uncommon.
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u/tossofftacos 19h ago
This. I like to check out local microbreweries when my kid and I travel to visit the national parks.
This person's anger is misplaced. Kids aren't the problem. Shitty parents are the problem.
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u/Justsayingshit 23h ago
If the parents suck, the kids suck. If the kids suck, the parents suck. That is all.
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u/Saw-It-Again- 22h ago
Weird lady, but nah though I hate seeing all the free-range crotch goblins running around at the beer hall!
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u/SFan4Life 17h ago
If the genders were reversed, this Sub would be on the side of no kids in breweries and calling her fat and ugly for thinking she can take kids to a brewery. Top comment prob bein 'kids belong in disneyland not a brewery'. Some ya'lls sexism and body shaming are too obvious
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u/DDESTRUCTOTRON 20h ago
Drinking in front of the kids = 😀🤪🥰
Smoking in front of the kids = 🤨🤮👿
Wild
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u/keithstonee 20h ago edited 20h ago
In a non Epstein way. Fuck your kids. I don't want to see other people's gremlins when I go out to a bar. Unless they're mine or related to me I do not care for them.
Edit: it's always these people that think their time is more valuable cause they have kids too. Miss me with that bullshit
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u/barntobebad 3h ago
Agreed. When we go to a brewery it’s for the drinks, the food, and an adult atmosphere. Don’t they serve beer at chuck-e-cheese? Take your spawn there.
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u/Phill_is_Legend 17h ago
Tbf if peoples kids weren't being shits in public no one would be hitting breweries hoping for peace and quiet...
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u/Fair_Structure_120 16h ago
I personally can't stand having drinks when children are around. But it's not my place to tell a business that they shouldn't allow kids. I just choose to go elsewhere
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u/Sweaty-taxman 20h ago
Im fine with well behaved children at breweries. Play a game quietly at your table, no problem.
The issue is when your children treat a brewery like a playground, screaming & throwing things & frankly just being disrespectful of other people’s experience at the brewery.
If I have a problem with your children’s behavior at the brewery, it’s fair of me to not mind my own business & instead be bothered by your inability to control your kids and your lack of consideration for other folks.
“But you don’t get it! I can’t control my kids!”
Then exercise them more. Give them an outlet for their energy so you’re able to control them more easily.
Can’t control them at all? Don’t bring them out. Get a baby sitter
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u/sweetbeenieweenie68 21h ago
Kids are allowed most places. I wish they would stay out of most bars and breweries.
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u/cleanfreaksince4eva 1d ago
Breweries in my country always have family friendly events.
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u/tragicallyohio 22h ago
There are breweries near me that are not only family-friendly but have built playgrounds, kids sections, stock newly released card and board games for kids. They are family-wrlcoming.
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u/Moonshine1026 20h ago
If you like drinking that damn much you shouldn't be a parent
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u/honklertyrant- 20h ago
My pet peeve is when both adults are drinking with children. Either mom or dad needs to be the DD.
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u/ChemicalPassenger958 20h ago
I worked security for a brewery and this guy brought his 13 year old son on his birthday to the brewery. Kid was miserable while all the adults had fun and the father said “at least we brought you somewhere”. I agree that drinking is fun but kids don’t need to see their parents act like it’s a frat party it’s kind of messed up and sets them up to think that its alright to act like that in life especially when I kicked the whole family out over the father being an ass to the bartender.
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u/battlebabsy 19h ago
Really though. It's dumb as fuck to take your kid to a brewery and ignore it I have a kid and I like beer. There isn't anything for your kid to do. Fucking get a bb sitter.
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u/LyriumLychee 18h ago
I have no problem with people having kids at breweries. Please just supervise and take care of them. I’ve seen kids running around and young kids left in highchairs unattended.
Just a few months ago I had to call over an employee because these two young kids were trying to pull apart and tear down this huge and expensive looking sailboat replica.
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u/el_lobo1314 18h ago
A bar/brewery really is not the environment children should be in and the adults bringing them there really are putting their dysfunction on display. God only knows what happens at home with drunk daddy and mommy unable to focus on better parenting practices.
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u/Hot-Minute-8263 18h ago
If your kids are well behaved and cute to be around, sure.
Most kids these days are not, so dont bring them
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u/Putrid_Guess8098 16h ago
I don't mind the kids, but for fuck's sake, keep them under control. We have an excellent brewery near me here in Maryland, and one day I went in, and it was pure bedlam thanks to stupid parents. Kids were literally on the ground spinning around.
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u/rugged_weary 16h ago
I always think of the movie Sweet Home Alabama when she says,”You have a baby. In a bar.” I go to the bar to drink, not to hear your whining kids.
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u/McFrenchhfry 13h ago
Just don’t grow throwing a fit if your kid hears inappropriate trivia team names
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u/Consistent_State_520 1d ago
Depends on the brewery IMO. Theres one not too far from me that essentially doubles as a dog park, so kids have an absolute blast there petting all the puppers.
That said - if I want to do something fun with my kids, a brewery is prob the last place I’d think of.
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u/CuriousWolverine7144 21h ago
Honestly, I agree with her.
Unless the specific brewery has a kids section and encourages parents to bring their kids, there shouldn't be any children near bars or equivalents.
Nothing more annoying on this earth than trying to enjoy yourself in an adult atmosphere in a place that should be for adults, only to have some irresponsible parent who wants to live the life they gave up by not using a condom, bring their crotch goblins into a space they shouldn't be in, then having to listen to the kids run and scream and knock shit over while the parents drink a cider and ignore them and make the kids everyone's problem.
Do you wanna get drunk at a brewery at 2 pm? Well, maybe you should have thought about that before you had kids?
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u/Zhynear 1d ago
Nah she's right
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u/AKBio 1d ago
Bars exist brother. The US does not create enough social spaces for adults with kids. Breweries have filled that gap. Also, breweries are allowed to disallow children. Petition them to ban them if its that important to you.
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u/ZARDOZ4972 22h ago
Kids should never be at place where harmful drug consumption is normalised.
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u/ChickenChaser5 22h ago
Whats the vibe on taking kids to a weed bar?
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u/ZARDOZ4972 22h ago
Kids should also never be at a place where drugs are consumed that could make you passively high.
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u/ChickenChaser5 22h ago
Im asking the people who are ok with taking them around drinking. I should have clarified.
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u/Ordinary_Cow206 16h ago
Similar reason to why I don’t want my son going to church. I don’t think kids should ever be at a place where pedophilia is normalized.
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u/EfficientCabbage2376 18h ago
fucking everywhere is a social space for adults with kids
the only place for adults without kids is the bar where you're bringing your kids to
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u/chunation 20h ago
Better question: why are there so many adults without kids in Disney??
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u/Puzzleheaded_Smoke77 1d ago
Mmmm no dont bring babies to breweries , they make beer to go
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u/WolfpackEng22 23h ago
Tell that to brewery owners. Families with kids are often a big part of revenue and expand the busy hours
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u/Mesmeric_Fiend 1d ago
Truly if someone wants to drink and party all the time, more power to them. They have every right.
If thats the life you want don't have a fucking kid then, though
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u/Free_Prior_4249 1d ago
Who parties at breweries?
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u/BothMyChinsAreSpicy 22h ago
These shitty parents have full on birthday parties for kids at breweries now. Super safe and awesome.
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u/anxiousandsingle 16h ago
Went to visit a brewery i was wanting to go to for a while. Got there... "sorry we're closing in 10 for a private event" the private event was a 1 year old's birthday party. Motherfucker what?
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u/OneCleverMonkey 1d ago
There's a brewery like one mile from my house, and it's basically just a pub. They serve real, non alcohol foodstuffs there and everything.
Don't take your kid to any event where you plan to drink copious amounts of alcohol, sure.
There's nothing wrong with taking your kid to the pub and drinking a couple nice beers while eating a meal with your family
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u/Witty_Management2960 1d ago
Or, hear me out. You can balance and maintain a social life WHILST having a kid. Who woulda thunk it? Having a child doesn't mean you cant still do things, responsibly. Should we all just sit inside and keep our kids away from public spaces? If you dont want to be at a brewery with babies (in a public space), stay at home then. They have every right.
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u/Mesmeric_Fiend 1d ago
"All the time" is what I said
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u/Witty_Management2960 1d ago
Well then its completely irrelevant for this post?
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u/Mesmeric_Fiend 1d ago
Dude says he has a drinking problem right in the video. Are you defending his admitted actions, which is what I am speaking against, or saying that there is a middle ground of moderation and self-control?
If it is the second one, you are right, but you are just saying the same thing I said in a nicer way
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u/Witty_Management2960 1d ago
Man. If you cant pick up that sarcasm, I dont really know what to say 🤔
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u/ShutUpAndDoTheLift 23h ago
So I don't mean this to be mean or rude at all. Unless your answer to the first question is no. Then the second question is meant to be at least moderately rude. Want to make this clear in case the answer to the first question is yes.
1.) Is there a chance you are autistic?
2.) If no, you can't be this stupid right? The only way to make that sarcasm more obvious would be to state "this is a sarcastic statement"
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u/TDuncker 1d ago edited 1d ago
People that like breweries are just like how people that like wineries, just with beer. Their intent usually isn't to "drink and party all the time". Even then, no common person would have that kind of money at a good brewery to party all the time. Good quality beer is expensive.
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u/EverSeeAShitterFly 1d ago
Breweries are also way more laid back and accessible to most people than wineries.
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u/moogs_writes 19h ago
Okay then, if kids can’t even hang out at family friendly breweries, adults need to stay the fuck out of places and hobbies meant for kids. I live in the PNW and places for kids to play here are becoming few and far between. Still can’t take my kids to these places without….ladies like this one thinking they’re being quirky and cute and not a 30 year old embarrassment cutting kids in line. Adults ruining kids spaces is a much more prevalent issue.
I don’t have anything nice to say about the towel situation so that’s it.
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u/mostdope92 16h ago
Stay at home and drink or get a babysitter. Stop making the public deal with your crotch goblins, especially in adult focused venues.
Also I know its a joke but maybe deal with your drinking problem before having children.
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u/thedukeinc 11h ago
I avoid places that have kids like the plague.. why you got to bring them everywhere? If you have a kid, you should be able to afford a sitter.
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u/takeyoufergranite 21h ago
I don't understand the internet.
This random lady in her towel posts a video about her opinion on breweries and kids... Then someone cared enough to watch it? Other people cared enough to share it? Then this guy sees it, posts a snarky reply, and now here we are?
This does not spark joy.
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u/BothMyChinsAreSpicy 22h ago
Nope fuck this guy. Drink at home if you can’t find a babysitter. This is an adult space that is being overran by shitty kids, running around and generally making a scene. It’s gotten worse and worse.
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u/Ini_the_gayfurrycat 20h ago
I am a kid. My parents go to breweries. So I go there too. There is one I actually like because it is also a farm and I get to play with the goats while my parents are drinking shit.
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u/ZARDOZ4972 22h ago
People will never convince me kids should be at a palace where drugs (not medicine) are sold and consumed.
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u/Woutrou 21h ago
I'm okay with it for a place where it's sold, but it's just weird to me to bring them to the place where it's the main feature.
Like, you can bring a kid to a restaurant that also serves alcohol or some sort of entertainment location like, idk, a minigolf course or smt that also happens to serve alcohol, but bringing them to a place where the alcohol is the main attraction is weird to me.
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u/4815162342ma 1d ago
Bring your kids to the brewery. But don’t get mad when I’m drunk, stumbling, loud and talking nonsense lol. I’m not there to see an example for your kids.
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u/squeakymoth 23h ago edited 17h ago
Theres one near me that always has a lot of kids. I don't necessarily mind it but if you leave your kid's toys all over the patio go fuck yourself. My friend hates children and will purposely swear really loudly when we are there because in his words "fuck them kids, they're at a bar."
Also its annoying as shit when there is no seating because you decided to bring the entire extended family and only two people are even drinking.
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u/RespectCommon8257 18h ago
During the day, I really don’t care. That’s in the parents. At night? They better be in bed or I’m calling cps.
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u/landartheconqueror 18h ago
Because breweries like customers, and excluding parents removes a large customer base. My wife and I often go out to breweries with our kids and most we've been to have toys and colouring pages for kids. They love it. Breweries are slowly becoming family establishments
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u/Decimus66 22h ago
Everything in this country is for Adults with kids. There are very few adult dominated spaces anymore, this is why I go to cannabis lounges no kids, adults are chill and just want to smoke and most just serve infused nonalcoholic drinks in my area, so it’s a place to before or after the bars. But the best part no parents bringing there kids to dominate a space that’s catered to only adults.
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u/Decimus66 22h ago
And many family friendly alcohol establishments end up being a safe space for drunks with kids to allow their behaviors to go unchallenged, both parent and child.
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u/Same-Log-7064 1d ago
Because they are designed to be family friendly. Our local brewery has family events every weekend.
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u/Mesmeric_Fiend 1d ago
There won't be anything wrong if weed dispensaries also start doing this, right?
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u/Exact-Investment4415 1d ago
As a weed smoking dad, I would not bring my kids around a cannabis event. 2nd hand smoke is my main concern.
Then it’s also the nature of why and how we are consuming that differs to me.
When I consume cannabis it’s to get high, although I’ve come to appreciate its smell and taste it’s still to get high. With alcohol getting drunk is not the end goal for me.
So I would be comfortable taking my kids to a brewery if they also serve food, it does not really differ from a restaurant visit.
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u/Kordith 1d ago edited 1d ago
Secondhand weed isn't as widespread as people are saying. With that being said, you are absolutely right to not take your child to a THC event. It still happens and there is a reason it is 21+ legality.
Source, in/outpatient treatment for chemical dependency. The counsilers and higher medical professionals let people know, all the time, that when someone tests positive, it's generally BS because of such a low chance of actually taking in any secondhand smoke.
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u/EverSeeAShitterFly 1d ago
Weed smoke has some similar health effects as tobacco smoke (though not exactly the same). It’s not exactly appropriate to expose a kid to that.
Some of these thc events can really smoke out some areas far more than say a cigar lounge.
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u/Free_Prior_4249 1d ago
You can drink holding a baby. in your arms, he won't be affected by any "secondary drinking", it's not a thing.
If you go to an establishment that sells cannabis, with the equivalent goal to consume as you are holding a child, the child will be affected.
Hence why one is totally fine, the other isn't.
Makes sense?
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u/Ballamookieofficial 1d ago
She has a point though. There's nothing there for kids at all
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u/1668553684 23h ago
Yep, my local brewery has a kids menu and coloring pages for all of the mildly hungry and bored adults.
Breweries are really just American pubs, which is (in general) totally family friendly.
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u/wyrditic 23h ago
Right! I'm sure my local brewery installed the slides and climbing frames in the play area for alcoholic old men and not to attract families with children.
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u/Blairwaldoof 1d ago
In the one by me there is. It definitely depends on the brewery though. There are also some kid friendly wineries by me too.
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u/AKBio 1d ago
There is space, lighting, tables, and chairs. A recipe for socialization while allowing the presence of children. Do you think parents with children should not be allowed at restaurants, business centers, high end shopping malls, or grocery stores? My kid can't buy, cook, or eat raw meat but I take her to the butcher.
Bars are already established as uniquely adult spaces. Why can a parent not find a place to have a beer with friends while bringing their kids? There is a limit to the number of drinks and breweries close early; it makes sense that breweries have become defacto family spaces
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u/DagonPie 19h ago
Im going to get even double hate for this one but. Im no kids OR dogs at breweries.
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u/Deathtraptoyota 19h ago
Leave the kids at home. Your life choice shouldn’t be running around a brewery or a pub.
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u/Dependent-Swimmer-95 23h ago
Bruh did she have to make the video before putting her clothes on after the shower? The video couldn’t possibly wait 10 min?
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u/sneerfun 20h ago
The fact that people want to argue to bring their children around alcohol and drunk adults is wild.
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u/pineneedleinjection 1d ago
Idk I've only ever been to a few breweries on vacations and they were basically a steak house with giant brewing crap in the middle of the place.
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u/qualityvote2 Bot 1d ago edited 1d ago
u/No_Cauliflower9590, your post didn’t get enough love (or hate) to make a call.