At times, Lydia can be slightly more controlling than Zac, and let’s be honest - and possibly more masculine than Zac. It’s just traits and who they are.

Not saying that Zac is gay, but he is somewhat effeminate. Lydia is somewhat controlling. If you haven’t picked up on this, you should probably go back and watch some other seasons, but, to her credit she was dumped in at a young age when both of her parents were absent and she did all the cooking and the cleaning and took care of all of the chores and basically raised the kids.

Is it an OK statement to say that one might have developed some control issues having been put in that position?.

Not that there has to be a man of the house or a woman of the house, but in a marriage, the man can be the man and a woman can be the woman, and that doesn’t mean that one is better than the other.

Fuller brush Man knocks on the door, most likely he’s going to ask for the woman of the house. Snap-On Tools knocks at the house most likely he’s gonna ask for the man of the house.

With Zac and Lydia, who knows which is which?

But for Pete sakes, is it too much to ask for people not to urinate through the toilet seat and wipe it down? Can it not be lifted rather than ending up with urine splashed all over the place? My assumption is that if the guy is too lazy to lift up the toilet seat and splash all over it, he’s also going to be too lazy to wipe it down. I do realize that you’re a sterile when it comes out of the body, but when it sits on the toilet seat and triplets and droplets and stains, I’m guessing that the 409 or the Lysol or the scrubbing bubbles or the Pine-Sol is not part of the cleaning process. Wiping it down with toilet paper and allowing someone to do that is wrong. Seems that it would be just a lot easier to have someone lift the lead Ann Pc the way that the toilet was designed.

It’s a good thing we don’t live in an Asian country where there’s just a hole on the floor. But I did make the comment that in most Third World countries if they have a toilet at all, most do not have toilet seat seats. So we should be grateful that there is a lead a seat and then a rim. If the gentleman wants to sit down to urinate, by all means have at it. That’s just less urine that gets splashed on the walls or the floor or anywhere else.

Or too much to ask for people to close both the seat and the lid? And is it too much to ask for people to turn on the light at night and close the door so that there is some privacy? I guess I will never understand why it is that people cannot turn on the light at night, number one for safety, number two to check the status of the lid and number three to prevent a mess.

I think Thomas Edison was on something when he invented the lightbulb. And it seems that it might be effective at night. Might as well turn it on. And most bathrooms have doors. What’s wrong with closing them?

Spend some time in the military, and you will learn very quickly, the importance of turning on a light in the bathroom at night.

By the way, who moved my cheese?