It certainly seems to be true as I’ve yet to meet a man capable of multitasking! I’ve also noticed you can really only ask one question in a text, if you want an answer! If I text my dear husband several questions he’ll answer only the last one lol
Yeah, just NO! One task at a time and they all get done right. Multitask and you’ll almost always have to do something over. Motto at work was “Why is there never time to do it right but always time to do it over?”
I had a woman friend who could hold three conversations at the same time – one of them with herself. She was fun, but after a few hours, I would lose track. :)
My Dad worked in the aerospace industry and worked a lot of over time. Mom saw that it was her job to ensure Dad had a peaceful clean home with dinner on the table. She was a master multi tasker. Mom was home with us five kids managing the budget (Dad handed her the paycheck), helped us kids to do household chores, to ensuring we practiced our piano lessons, and fixing yummy food, etc. Dad on the weekends would do the yard work and play with us kids. When mom was seriously ill for about 1/2 a year, Dad took over doing the dinner, laundry, dish washing, dealing with us kids while the neighbors helped out with lots of other chores. When Dad retired, he took over managing the budget, ensured Mom had whatever she wanted and they cooked together having company over all the time. His first and last priority was my mom. When mom started to loose her memory to Alzheimer’s he worked every day with with memory games, etc. till the day he died of a stroke. Couldn’t have had a better set of parents showing me how a married coupled dealt with the day to day stresses of living.
Multitasking is myth, even for women. The brain is truly only capable of doing one thing at at time. We are given the illusion of handling multiple items at one time. Women are better at that.
sirbadger over 2 years ago
It looks like he retired but she didn’t. She still does housework.
stairsteppublishing over 2 years ago
When he retires, unless a maid is hired, she does even more work.
Templo S.U.D. over 2 years ago
touché in the end there
Frankie5466 over 2 years ago
It certainly seems to be true as I’ve yet to meet a man capable of multitasking! I’ve also noticed you can really only ask one question in a text, if you want an answer! If I text my dear husband several questions he’ll answer only the last one lol
The Reader Premium Member over 2 years ago
Awe, come on, he can stand and talk with his hands in his pockets.
iggyman over 2 years ago
The stuff has to get done!
Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 2 years ago
Multitasking makes you inefficient in all the tasks you are doing.
saylorgirl over 2 years ago
Ooh…good comeback!
russef over 2 years ago
Harry was a pretty good Tasker, right Helen?
pathfinder over 2 years ago
Yeah, just NO! One task at a time and they all get done right. Multitask and you’ll almost always have to do something over. Motto at work was “Why is there never time to do it right but always time to do it over?”
Redd Panda over 2 years ago
It’s not that hard. I talk on the phone, fold laundry and drive the car. All at once.
jfr Premium Member over 2 years ago
He’a an anti-Tasker
Zebrastripes over 2 years ago
Frick n Frake….
mckeonfuneralhomebx over 2 years ago
Housewives never retire.
vacman over 2 years ago
What until the super bowl, he’ll snack, drink beer, cheer, and watch tv all at the same time.
KEA over 2 years ago
multi-tasking is just a way to do several things badly
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 2 years ago
Men.. should never be judged on their tasker.
ChessPirate over 2 years ago
“He tasks me…”
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
He’s what Scott Adams calls a “multi-shirker”.
I had a woman friend who could hold three conversations at the same time – one of them with herself. She was fun, but after a few hours, I would lose track. :)
ANIMAL over 2 years ago
OUCH..!!!!!!!
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 2 years ago
Poor Earl…shot down again. But he’s a gamer for sure!
oldlady07 Premium Member over 2 years ago
I can leave the dirty dinner dishes on the table, watch TV.. AND play solitaire at the same time!
mmcalkins over 2 years ago
My Dad worked in the aerospace industry and worked a lot of over time. Mom saw that it was her job to ensure Dad had a peaceful clean home with dinner on the table. She was a master multi tasker. Mom was home with us five kids managing the budget (Dad handed her the paycheck), helped us kids to do household chores, to ensuring we practiced our piano lessons, and fixing yummy food, etc. Dad on the weekends would do the yard work and play with us kids. When mom was seriously ill for about 1/2 a year, Dad took over doing the dinner, laundry, dish washing, dealing with us kids while the neighbors helped out with lots of other chores. When Dad retired, he took over managing the budget, ensured Mom had whatever she wanted and they cooked together having company over all the time. His first and last priority was my mom. When mom started to loose her memory to Alzheimer’s he worked every day with with memory games, etc. till the day he died of a stroke. Couldn’t have had a better set of parents showing me how a married coupled dealt with the day to day stresses of living.
Jujeebean over 2 years ago
Opal seems particularly grumpy lately.
David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs over 2 years ago
The many benefits of being thought incompetent.
buckyteeth over 2 years ago
yep
comicalUser over 2 years ago
Multitasking is myth, even for women. The brain is truly only capable of doing one thing at at time. We are given the illusion of handling multiple items at one time. Women are better at that.
DM2860 over 2 years ago
It takes less effort to watch TV then it does to sleep. (based on calorie burn rates)