Comedian Admits He's Terrified of His Teenage Daughter

This comedian admitted that he’s terrified of his teenage daughter. The funnyman, Joe Bronzi, is the father of two, and one of them frightens him much more than the other. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear why Joe is so afraid of his teenage daughter.

Raising children is one of the toughest, most challenging things a human being can do. Many would argue, rightly so, that being a parent is the hardest thing to do on Earth. Your life will never be the same after their arrival, and sadly, they do not come with an instruction manual.

Parents, especially when their children reach those dreaded teenage years, have to be constantly second-guessing themselves. Am I doing the right thing? Should I have done this instead of that? How should I handle that situation next time? Are my kids learning the right things? Am I a bad parent? Those are just some of the questions most parents are likely to ask themselves, particularly when they are dealing with teenagers.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Joe explains that he is currently the father of two teenagers – a boy and a girl. His son, Joe, adds, is book smart, but doesn’t always use or even appear to have a lot of common sense. However, that is a relatively minor issue when considering that his daughter has him scared to death most of the time.

“I have a teenage girl, and in this day and age, having a teenage girl has taught me that a teenage girl is the meanest creature on God’s green Earth,” he said. “Sometimes I just throw meat in the room and shut the door.”

Later in the clip, he mentioned the terrifying sound she makes whenever she gets upset, which, according to Joe, occurs “two to three times a minute.” Likely, it’s a sound and involves a stance that most parents have seen many times before.

Proverbs 22:6 “If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old, he will not be turned away from it.”

Source: Dry Bar Comedy
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