Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman's fight ends in a house-destroying laugh fest. The comedy legends show how a minor, seemingly meaningless disagreement can quickly escalate in a classic skit from The Carol Burnett Show. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see how and why a fight between Carol and Harvey spiraled out of control and destroyed their home.

Disagreements are going to happen and are simply a part of life. And while some may hate and avoid confrontation at all costs, they are inevitable. No two people are 100 percent alike; not everyone has the same view or opinion on every topic or subject. How boring would that be?

Now, arguments and disagreements will even spring up between married people. They do happen and aren't necessarily a bad thing. The problem with disagreements often arises in how they are handled. They can be dealt with in a mature, civilized manner or in a childish way, in which the parties lash out at one another with anger and malice.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Carol and Harvey play an obscenely wealthy, pompous and pretentious married couple. Their home is decorated in a gaudy, showy way to display their opulence and taste for life's finer, more expensive things. Their house is so incredibly well decorated and in such pristine condition that it will be featured in a magazine spread.

However, what Harvey meant as the slightest critique of Carol's taste in decorative ashtrays quickly spirals out of control. Carol cannot take the criticism and responds viciously and cruelly, trying to hurt Harvey's decorating skills. This cycle goes back and forth until Carol and Harvey have destroyed their once beautiful home. By the end of the sketch, their home is nearly unrecognizable from how it looked only moments ago.

Sometimes, it's best not to respond when someone criticizes. Most things are worth getting worked up about.

Proverbs 17:22 "A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry."