Why Trey Kennedy Thinks We Have Way Too Many Parties
Trey Kennedy believes we have way too many parties. The popular comedian is of the belief that not everything, every even remotely significant moment in life requires a celebration. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear Trey’s take on parties and why he believes not every occasion is deserving of a large gathering of family and friends.
Life is not always pleasant. Sadly, there will be many instances in which life causes you tremendous pain and suffering. A lot of times, these events and circumstances will arise through no fault of our own. To make matters even more complicated, these will often happen without a moment’s notice, completely blindsiding us, leaving us entirely unprepared to absorb the hit that is about to take place.
Thankfully, when these do happen, many people have friends and family they can rely on for help and support. They offer encouragement, a shoulder to cry on and a listening ear. Also, during much better, happier times, these people will be around to help us celebrate and recognize those special occasions. But do we really need to throw all those parties? Does everything need a large gathering of people? Trey Kennedy questions whether it’s really necessary.
In a clip posted on YouTube, Trey hilariously explained that his sister threw a party to announce that she and her husband were expecting a child. That sounds fine, right? Who doesn’t love a baby? But then they threw another get-together to reveal the youngster’s gender. Really?
“My sister, she couldn’t just simply notify us she’s pregnant, right?” Trey said. “She was like, ‘Why don’t you guys come over this Saturday at 9 a.m.?’ Right? She’s got the hidden cameras, every corner. And I show up, I’m a good sport, but I know what’s coming.”
Later in the clip, when it was time for the gender reveal party, he was in charge of getting the cake for the big moment. He confessed that choosing a confusing color for the cake did cross his mind.
“And Utah, I thought about ruining it,” he said. “I thought about it, you know? I asked, I was, like, ‘I’ll pay double for yellow. I’ll pay double.’ What does that mean? ‘Oh, you’re having a Teletubby!’
Job 8:21 “The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.”
Trey Kennedy believes we have way too many parties. The popular comedian is of the belief that not everything, every even remotely significant moment in life requires a celebration. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear Trey’s take on parties and why he believes not every occasion is deserving of a large gathering of family and friends.
Life is not always pleasant. Sadly, there will be many instances in which life causes you tremendous pain and suffering. A lot of times, these events and circumstances will arise through no fault of our own. To make matters even more complicated, these will often happen without a moment’s notice, completely blindsiding us, leaving us entirely unprepared to absorb the hit that is about to take place.
Thankfully, when these do happen, many people have friends and family they can rely on for help and support. They offer encouragement, a shoulder to cry on and a listening ear. Also, during much better, happier times, these people will be around to help us celebrate and recognize those special occasions. But do we really need to throw all those parties? Does everything need a large gathering of people? Trey Kennedy questions whether it’s really necessary.
In a clip posted on YouTube, Trey hilariously explained that his sister threw a party to announce that she and her husband were expecting a child. That sounds fine, right? Who doesn’t love a baby? But then they threw another get-together to reveal the youngster’s gender. Really?
“My sister, she couldn’t just simply notify us she’s pregnant, right?” Trey said. “She was like, ‘Why don’t you guys come over this Saturday at 9 a.m.?’ Right? She’s got the hidden cameras, every corner. And I show up, I’m a good sport, but I know what’s coming.”
Later in the clip, when it was time for the gender reveal party, he was in charge of getting the cake for the big moment. He confessed that choosing a confusing color for the cake did cross his mind.
“And Utah, I thought about ruining it,” he said. “I thought about it, you know? I asked, I was, like, ‘I’ll pay double for yellow. I’ll pay double.’ What does that mean? ‘Oh, you’re having a Teletubby!’
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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A Prayer for Those Crushed in Spirit - Your Daily Prayer - July 18
Jesus experienced abandonment in our place so that we don’t have to endure it.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer for Those Crushed in Spirit - Your Daily Prayer - July 18
Jesus experienced abandonment in our place so that we don’t have to endure it.
