My husband loved going with me. I was the maniac that begged to go home when I went with him to a hardware store and/or the grocery store. He read every label on every can and he actually weighed the packaged meats. If he went to the store for milk and bread the kids and I used to bet on how many bags he would bring home. Heaven help us when he went to Costco! Miss him❤️.

What a hoot!! I love it! Have you ever seen Jeanne Robertson tell about her hubby's trip to the grocery store??

This is the funniest thing I've seen in a long time! Thanks for sharing.

My husband and I have such fun in craft stores. Usually he drops me off at the front door, says take no prisoners and shop till you drop. After he parks the truck and walks the dogs he comes in and finds me.

Then the fun begins........

He will wait until someone is within earshot and says....You need to put half that back. Or do we really need that? You spent how much?!!

The best one is...why are you spending my beer money........LOL

The looks are priceless on some people, one woman in Joann's last week gave my husband the evil eye.....lol

My first husband (now deceased) used to spend 15 minutes picking out a can of oil for his car, but if I needed a new outfit for a wedding I was expected to pick one out in 30 seconds or less. And a craft or quilt shop..forget that! My current husband is more patient and tolerant, but I'm sure he feels just like the guy in the video! We both can relate! Thanks for sharing!

Yes! I haven't heard it in a few years but it makes me laugh just thinking about it! Is it the one where she gives him a numbered list and he misinterprets the numbers?

Ugh I watched to the 4:50 mark and it was nothing but a commercial for some metabolism something or other. I am really starting to hate YouTube. Can't wait for the Next Big Thing to come along.

Peggi, I'm not sure how you got to the metabolism thing... I clicked on the link and it was totally the comic

She is a hoot!

My husband politely refuses to go into a fabric store. He was "burned" several years ago in any fabric store due to the fumes / vapors from the fabric dyes. Within less than 5 minutes his eyes would be burning and tearing. Same thing happened to our son when he was a youngster. Since then, the dyes' formulas have changed so the fumes / vapor are minimal to non-existent. However, DH will generally stay in the car and listen to Books on Tape or Pandora, etc. He's happy and so am I.