A new Japanese show on Netflix sends toddlers into busy cities on their own to do chores and use pub

[Professor Emeritus]

I was off the strength of the headline.

Da fukk is wrong with japan???!!!

More like what's right with Japan? Can you imagine a society safe and trusting enough that this is acceptable?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

man netflix churns out so much garbage reality TV...

I remember when I heard there was a new netflix show and I'd check it out because they had a good track record.

this shyt is just straight up cheap programming, definitely questionable programming, but Japan don't give a fukk lol. capitalism wins over art once again.

It says they've been doing it for 30 years and it actually sounds pretty wholesome.

I'd call the 17th iteration of "CSI" and every other copycat to be much more garbage programming. This sounds like one of the better reality shows because it's not focused on t*ts and ass and is actually affirming something rather than merely tearing it down.

 

[FaygoMI]

As someone with a 2 year old this is a much watch. I'd sign my son up in a heart beat. I'm still salty I disciplined him and he ain't give me my bed time high five, low five, pound, hug and kiss goodnight for 10 days little bytch ass.

 

[88m3]

Time for the US to revisit public education and child labor laws?

 

[Apollo Kid]

Caught the first episode. Little homie was struggling carrying a grocery bag and flowers

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Trying to imagine two year old me walking through late 80s NYC with 100 bucks in my pocket to go to the bodega.

Not 2, but I was definitely 4-5 running thru crack era Oakland to the corner store with 10 bucks to grab some extra eggs or sugar when we ran out mid meal prep

I’m not gonna be ridiculous and act like the US is as safe, orderly and clean as Japan, but we do overcoddle and helicopter kids to death well beyond the age it’s appropriate.

 

[Yinny]

I’m watching now this is hilarious

Lil Japbreh went all the way to the store and almost forgot the curry

I’m glad they don’t have a kidnapping problem in Japan apparently

 

[DEAD7]

Time for the US to revisit public education and child labor laws?

 

[hashmander]

i believe they should be independent and going to school on their own and to the park, etc. but they shouldn't be running your errands. you shouldn't be in the bedroom creating personal assistants.

 

[killacal]

Trying to imagine two year old me walking through late 80s NYC with 100 bucks in my pocket to go to the bodega.

When I was in Ethiopia I couldn't understand how so many kids were just walking around clicked up without any adults even in the area

I'm talking about a 5 year old click with 15 members just shooting the shyt like grown men

I miss Africa

 

[killacal]

As someone with a 2 year old this is a much watch. I'd sign my son up in a heart beat. I'm still salty I disciplined him and he ain't give me my bed time high five, low five, pound, hug and kiss goodnight for 10 days little bytch ass.

Little Brodie don't deserve that come on

 

[rightfultoefinger]

I’m watching now this is hilarious

Lil Japbreh went all the way to the store and almost forgot the curry

I’m glad they don’t have a kidnapping problem in Japan apparently

Not sure if you've seen it yet but the episode with the fish. Hilarious. Poor guys cooler strap kept breaking and then the apples. That hill was steep for them little legs.

 

[ORDER_66]

Caught the first episode. Little homie was struggling carrying a grocery bag and flowers

Dat child labor man....

 

[chineebai]

So in the first episode the 2 year and 9 month old walked over a km. Very impressive.

 

[FaTaL]

I’m watching now this is hilarious

Lil Japbreh went all the way to the store and almost forgot the curry

I’m glad they don’t have a kidnapping problem in Japan apparently

theres a camera crew to intervene if anything bad is about to happen