In English, we say “Don’t cut off your nose to spite your face,” but the Russian equivalent translates as “Don’t freeze off your ears to spite your mama.” This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Freezing Your Ears off to Spite Your Mother”
In English we say don’t cut off your nose despite your face. In Russian the equivalent is don’t freeze your ears off despite your mother. Oh, because she wants you to wear your hat, right?
Refuse, right? You ever done that? You know you go out without a jacket, she’s like take a jacket. ive I’ve never been that.
My son is totally that.
Oh, is he really?
I love the boy, but he is the first to refuse to do a thing just because you want him to.
Guthrie, don’t freeze your ears off to spite your dad.
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