She claims that she is typically the one who has to assemble household items and furniture because her husband fails to do so.

“12 times out of 10 I assemble it when we moved our son to Syracuse to go to college he bought a gaming chair in Syracuse and Josh and I are up there and there's this gaming chair that my son and I go to the Syracuse Walmart and buy we bring it back and Dylan our oldest son and Josh just kind of look”

He admits to being habitually tempted to steal the best bites of food from his wife's plate.

“I'm trained to look at the plate and see an angle and if there's something like if there's a good nacho there that that all the corners are covered with cheese you know that doesn't have just a Sprinkle and that's it then I'm trained to want to go in and take that bite before you do it”

Jordan Carlos argues that men often fail to contribute equitably to household labor and that changing this behavior is essential for relationship health.

“I was watching my wife pick up laundry, take it upstairs, take it downstairs, watching her do the dishes and everything like that, you know, watching her take care of the dog, dusting the corners, watching watching and just like doing nothing. And after a while that repetition erodess the integrity ”