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'SAHMs Listen up!': Texas UPS driver has blunt message about entitlement and stay-at-home moms
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'SAHMs Listen up!': Texas UPS driver has blunt message about entitlement and stay-at-home moms

J.R. Minton, a 33-year-old UPS driver from the Dallas, Texas, area, recently ruffled some feathers with a viral TikTok video titled “SAHMs Listen up!” that begins with him asking, “I mean, how entitled could you be?” At first, Minton appears to fail to appreciate the enormous amount of emotional, mental, and physical labor that stay-at-home moms provide.“I truly cannot imagine the amount of arrogance you must have to sit there and complain when you are so privileged to have a person who is willing to provide such a carefree life for you,” Minton continues. “Let’s get real! What do you do all day? Your spouse is taking care of everything so you can take care of one thing. How complicated could it be: all you do is go to work?”At this point, legions of stay-at-home mothers and those who love them considered trucking themselves to Dallas to find this unappreciative UPS driver. However, it was soon apparent that Minton was referring to himself. @minton__jr Grow tf up—You should be doing more. #sahm #sahmlife #momlife #mom #momsoftiktok #sahmsoftiktok #sahmtok #momtok “For 10 hours a day, you get to live the life of a single, childless, carefree man because your wife was willing to take the financial risk of allowing you to be successful in your career while she takes care of everything else,” he continues. “She provides childcare services, home cleaning services, medical services, food services, scheduling services, and a list that goes on and on. And you provide... a paycheck? And you have the nerve to call yourself the provider! What is it going to take for you to realize that, bro, everything you have in your life is because of a stay-at-home mom.”The commenters on the video breathed sighs of relief and then praised Minton, a father of 4, for publicly appreciating his wife’s work. A woman breathing a sigh of relief. via Canva/Photos"My sleeves were rolled up, earrings were off, hair tied up.... I was so ready...." one commenter joked. "I thought I landed in enemy territory for a min..." another added. "You have just made me realize after all these years that *I* am the freaking provider and that feels amazing,” a stay-at-home mother wrote.People appreciate Minton’s post because he praised stay-at-home mothers and placed his wife’s work above his, which he characterized as merely bringing home a paycheck. Minton has one job, delivering packages, but as he noted, his wife is an expert in over five different professions. In a world where stay-at-home moms are fighting to be seen as equals to their working spouses, Minton places them on a pedestal and owes his “carefree life” to them."Married life, with children, is bound to be chaotic," Minton told Upworthy. "It’s bound to have its ups and downs; It’s made me question myself a thousand times. However, the marriage my wife and I share has given me the space to find peace." via Canva/PhotosMinton may be sharing an opinion we don't hear often enough, but he doesn't think he's the only one who thinks that way. "The last thing I am is rare or unique. There’s nothing special about the way that I feel or the things that I say. I have the same thoughts, feelings, frustrations and problems that any other husband or father might be struggling with," he told Upworthy. "The only difference that might be apparent is how I choose to react to the same situations any other man might encounter."This post isn’t the first time Minton has pulled the bait and switch on his followers. Last year, he made a video where he appeared to take pride in the fact that he never “helps” his wife with chores. @minton__jr The twist in this video was that he doesn’t “help” his wife with chores because they are also his responsibility. "Because I do what I am supposed to do as a father and a husband. I cook. I clean. I do the laundry. I take care of the kids. I can't help my wife do those things because they are my job, too,” he reveals.He then urged men to change their perspectives on how they view stay-at-home moms. “Change the way you speak, change the way you think, and grow the f*** up and be a man," he added.Minton is an equal partner to his wife because he wants to treat his wife and family differently from how he was raised. “Pretty much everything about my parenting style is in spite of what I saw when I was growing up,” he told Today.com. It's wonderful to see someone like Minton breaking the generational cycles. What makes it even better is that he wants to teach others to do the same. This article originally appeared in January 2025.
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The battle to bounce back: What was the best-selling solo album by a Beatle?
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The battle to bounce back: What was the best-selling solo album by a Beatle?

Battle of the bros.
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“I don’t use them”: The guitars Tony Iommi could never play properly
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“I don’t use them”: The guitars Tony Iommi could never play properly

One of the guitar greats...
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“That doesn’t sound right”: Why Bob Dylan could never grasp the drum machine
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“That doesn’t sound right”: Why Bob Dylan could never grasp the drum machine

"What is good is it?"
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‘How to Disappear’: The most overlooked gem in Lana Del Rey’s discography
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‘How to Disappear’: The most overlooked gem in Lana Del Rey’s discography

The peak of her best album.
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Who’s Still Alive From ‘Jaws’?
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Who’s Still Alive From ‘Jaws’?

One of them recently appeared in the Marlon Brando biopic.
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Where’s the Bluesmobile from ‘The Blue Brothers’ Now?
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Where’s the Bluesmobile from ‘The Blue Brothers’ Now?

Many, many cars were harmed in the making of this film.
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Alan Dershowitz on Unrest in LA, Trump-Harvard Clash, and New Book ‘The Preventive State’
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Old-School Salads No One Makes Anymore
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Old-School Salads No One Makes Anymore

No matter what the occasion, classic salads had a way of indelibly marking the moment. Here's a roundup of old-school salads it seems nobody makes anymore.
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Steve Perry Fundraiser Raises $215,000
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Steve Perry Fundraiser Raises $215,000

Former Journey singer Steve Perry has raised $215.00 for Altadena fire victims and to rebuild area’s neighborhoods following the devastating Los Angeles wildfires earlier this year. Perry auctioned over 50 items from his personal archive, including the handwritten lyrics to “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which went for $43,500. “I’m truly appreciative of the incredible support for this charity auction,” Perry explained. “It means the world to me to see these personal pieces, many of which carry deep memories from different chapters of my life, find new homes while helping a cause that matters so deeply to me.” Steve Perry Darkives Collectibles curated the auction with the funds to be distributed via Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.  “I started this auction as a way to give back, and the response has been nothing short of overwhelming,” Perry added. “I’m beyond grateful to everyone who participated, placed bids, shared the word, and supported the mission.” Journey had their biggest commercial success between 1978 and 1987, when Steve Perry was lead vocalist. He also co-wrote many of their best-known songs… including “Don’t Stop Believin’.” ### The post Steve Perry Fundraiser Raises $215,000 appeared first on RockinTown.
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