Oreo Generation Songtext
von Jeff Foxworthy
Oreo Generation Songtext
And getting back to my original premise about knowing that you′re part
Of a group. I was reading this thing the other day and it was talking
About people being part of the Oreo generation. And what it was
Saying was people that waited until their mid-thirties to have kids
Like my wife and I, see, cause my parents got married when they were
Like 20. I was born nine months to the day after my parents were
Married. Nine months to the day, that must've been a ceremony. I do
Could you turn around just one minute to the rear every night? But it
Was saying people that waited until their mid-thirties, it said
You′re kind of an Oreo because you're raising your children, and
You're also raising your parents who in their elderly age are kind of
Reverting back to childhood. And I told my wife, I said, "You know
What this means? It means we′ve got two that are out of diapers and
Two that are going into them." And as bad as it was with the little
Ones, I can′t imagine it's going to be any more fun with the big
Ones. I just don′t want to be sitting there watching football with my
Father-in-law going, "Ed, don't you lie to me, Ed." But there are
Similarities between the kids and the seniors. I mean, they both have
Their own special menu at restaurants. You′ve got to worry about both
Of them with drugs, because it's not just the teenagers, seniors get
Ahold of some good stuff. The last time we were at my in-laws, I made
The comment that my sinuses were kind of stopped up and my mother-in-
Law said, "Do you want to stop the sniffles or not feel your head?"
She opens up her purse and pulls out this little baggie, it looks
Like it′s full of Skittles and grabs this tiny green pill. And she
Said, "Say hello to my little friend." I took that pill. I woke up
Two days later, laying in the backyard, talking to Elvis. She's at
The door going, "Get up you baby. I take four of those and go to the
Grocery store." You know, and the kids don't listen to you and the
Seniors can′t hear you. My mother-in-law has a hearing aid that she
Only wears about half the time. And you can always tell when she′s
Not wearing it because she talks louder than any human being on the
Planet. Four or five months ago, we're in line at the movie theater
One night and they′re with us. And she says to me, "Don't look now
But the man behind us is cross-eyed as a bat." And one, you′re
Embarrassed to death. And two, when somebody says something like
That, you got to look. I turn around and this guy is glaring at me
Well, he may not have been glaring at me, but he was glaring at
Somebody. This guy was mad. You know, and the kids wear their pants
Falling off their butts and the seniors wear them up to their armpit
My father-in-law got his chest hair caught in his zipper. And I look
At all this and what makes me scared is I know I'm next in line. And
Let me tell you, I can tell I′m getting older. A lot of ways I can
Tell. One, about a year ago, somebody broke into my truck and I keep
A case in there with like 24 CDs in it. They stole three of them
Well, thank God the Anne Murray's still here. Where's the Best of
Bread? Where′s the Best of Bread? Two, I have finally broke down and
Got a recliner. I used to always make fun of my dad and his recliner
I have a recliner now and I love it. I used to travel the world at a
Moment′s notice. I get in that recliner, I'm not getting out of that
Thing. I just wait on people to walk through the house. "Hey, do me
A favor and make me a sandwich. I think I smell smoke. Is the house
On fire? Hey, if you see flames, there′s an extinguisher under the
Sink in the kitchen there." But the worst one, a couple of weeks ago
My wife and a few of her friends were making jokes and giggling about
This product called Astroglide. It's this, it′s apparently, it is
This lubricant that they sell in the drug store right next to the
Condominiums. And, but it's supposed to be really good stuff. I mean
Apparently you′re able to put it on a Cadillac and get it in a dog
House. But as they're talking about it, I swear to you, my first
Thought was, "I bet I can put that on the poles the bird feeders are
On and keep the squirrels off of them." The squirrels are driving me
Crazy. If you come by my house at five o'clock in the morning, you
Will see me on the back porch in my underwear with night vision
Goggles, holding a BB gun, waiting on the squirrels. Just embarrasses
My kids to death, which is the way I believe life is supposed to
Work. The parents are supposed to embarrass the kids and the kids
Are supposed to embarrass the parents. I embarrassed my kids so bad
In the last school year. I have two daughters. I live next door to
My brother who has three daughters. So, almost every day I drive them
To school. And last year, while I was driving them to school, we
Ran out of gas in the carpool lane because my wife does not realize
It′s actually legal for women to purchase gasoline. So, but we run
Out of gas and people are honking the horn and having to back up and
Go around us and the kids are just mortified. So, the next morning
When I took them, I made sure that the tank was just as full as it
Could possibly be. And I pull up to the front of the school and they
Not even trying to be funny, but as we pull up to the front, I roll
Down the passenger window and yell out, "I′ve got gas this morning
" And the kids are like, "Oh God, just go home. Just go home." But
See, then they turn around and embarrass me because they're reaching
This age where I think they have a natural curiosity that′s starting
To develop. And bless their hearts, you know, they have no brothers
Or boy cousins to check out anything on. But I can tell they're at
This age because y′all, when I get in the shower, there is nobody
Else in that bathroom. Now, when I get out of the shower, there are
Five little girls just loitering. So, finally I confront them
I said, "Why are all of you in this bathroom?" And my youngest one
Who's really funny, she said, "We′re trying to see a hoo-
Hoo." I said, "Well, I'm going to tell you all you need
To know about hoo-hoos. Hoo-hoos are extremely poisonous
" And without missing a beat, she said, "They are not
Or the dog would be dead." I hate a smart kid, I swear
Of a group. I was reading this thing the other day and it was talking
About people being part of the Oreo generation. And what it was
Saying was people that waited until their mid-thirties to have kids
Like my wife and I, see, cause my parents got married when they were
Like 20. I was born nine months to the day after my parents were
Married. Nine months to the day, that must've been a ceremony. I do
Could you turn around just one minute to the rear every night? But it
Was saying people that waited until their mid-thirties, it said
You′re kind of an Oreo because you're raising your children, and
You're also raising your parents who in their elderly age are kind of
Reverting back to childhood. And I told my wife, I said, "You know
What this means? It means we′ve got two that are out of diapers and
Two that are going into them." And as bad as it was with the little
Ones, I can′t imagine it's going to be any more fun with the big
Ones. I just don′t want to be sitting there watching football with my
Father-in-law going, "Ed, don't you lie to me, Ed." But there are
Similarities between the kids and the seniors. I mean, they both have
Their own special menu at restaurants. You′ve got to worry about both
Of them with drugs, because it's not just the teenagers, seniors get
Ahold of some good stuff. The last time we were at my in-laws, I made
The comment that my sinuses were kind of stopped up and my mother-in-
Law said, "Do you want to stop the sniffles or not feel your head?"
She opens up her purse and pulls out this little baggie, it looks
Like it′s full of Skittles and grabs this tiny green pill. And she
Said, "Say hello to my little friend." I took that pill. I woke up
Two days later, laying in the backyard, talking to Elvis. She's at
The door going, "Get up you baby. I take four of those and go to the
Grocery store." You know, and the kids don't listen to you and the
Seniors can′t hear you. My mother-in-law has a hearing aid that she
Only wears about half the time. And you can always tell when she′s
Not wearing it because she talks louder than any human being on the
Planet. Four or five months ago, we're in line at the movie theater
One night and they′re with us. And she says to me, "Don't look now
But the man behind us is cross-eyed as a bat." And one, you′re
Embarrassed to death. And two, when somebody says something like
That, you got to look. I turn around and this guy is glaring at me
Well, he may not have been glaring at me, but he was glaring at
Somebody. This guy was mad. You know, and the kids wear their pants
Falling off their butts and the seniors wear them up to their armpit
My father-in-law got his chest hair caught in his zipper. And I look
At all this and what makes me scared is I know I'm next in line. And
Let me tell you, I can tell I′m getting older. A lot of ways I can
Tell. One, about a year ago, somebody broke into my truck and I keep
A case in there with like 24 CDs in it. They stole three of them
Well, thank God the Anne Murray's still here. Where's the Best of
Bread? Where′s the Best of Bread? Two, I have finally broke down and
Got a recliner. I used to always make fun of my dad and his recliner
I have a recliner now and I love it. I used to travel the world at a
Moment′s notice. I get in that recliner, I'm not getting out of that
Thing. I just wait on people to walk through the house. "Hey, do me
A favor and make me a sandwich. I think I smell smoke. Is the house
On fire? Hey, if you see flames, there′s an extinguisher under the
Sink in the kitchen there." But the worst one, a couple of weeks ago
My wife and a few of her friends were making jokes and giggling about
This product called Astroglide. It's this, it′s apparently, it is
This lubricant that they sell in the drug store right next to the
Condominiums. And, but it's supposed to be really good stuff. I mean
Apparently you′re able to put it on a Cadillac and get it in a dog
House. But as they're talking about it, I swear to you, my first
Thought was, "I bet I can put that on the poles the bird feeders are
On and keep the squirrels off of them." The squirrels are driving me
Crazy. If you come by my house at five o'clock in the morning, you
Will see me on the back porch in my underwear with night vision
Goggles, holding a BB gun, waiting on the squirrels. Just embarrasses
My kids to death, which is the way I believe life is supposed to
Work. The parents are supposed to embarrass the kids and the kids
Are supposed to embarrass the parents. I embarrassed my kids so bad
In the last school year. I have two daughters. I live next door to
My brother who has three daughters. So, almost every day I drive them
To school. And last year, while I was driving them to school, we
Ran out of gas in the carpool lane because my wife does not realize
It′s actually legal for women to purchase gasoline. So, but we run
Out of gas and people are honking the horn and having to back up and
Go around us and the kids are just mortified. So, the next morning
When I took them, I made sure that the tank was just as full as it
Could possibly be. And I pull up to the front of the school and they
Not even trying to be funny, but as we pull up to the front, I roll
Down the passenger window and yell out, "I′ve got gas this morning
" And the kids are like, "Oh God, just go home. Just go home." But
See, then they turn around and embarrass me because they're reaching
This age where I think they have a natural curiosity that′s starting
To develop. And bless their hearts, you know, they have no brothers
Or boy cousins to check out anything on. But I can tell they're at
This age because y′all, when I get in the shower, there is nobody
Else in that bathroom. Now, when I get out of the shower, there are
Five little girls just loitering. So, finally I confront them
I said, "Why are all of you in this bathroom?" And my youngest one
Who's really funny, she said, "We′re trying to see a hoo-
Hoo." I said, "Well, I'm going to tell you all you need
To know about hoo-hoos. Hoo-hoos are extremely poisonous
" And without missing a beat, she said, "They are not
Or the dog would be dead." I hate a smart kid, I swear
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