American TV Series: Starting with Sheldon’s Wool Collection

In order to express his dissatisfaction with Grandma Connie, Coach George has unilaterally started a "Cold War".

He covered his face with a magazine, clearly meaning that he didn't want to see Grandma Connie again.

However, George's childish approach not only did not cause any trouble to Grandma Connie, but instead made her have the mentality of watching a good show.

Grandma Connie was very happy to make George unhappy.

However, children are very sensitive to the "war" between adults: Missy stopped playing, sat back next to Mike, and looked back and forth between George and Grandma Connie.

Suddenly, she felt as if she was not as happy as before.

As for Little Sheldon, he was looking at his parents with a sophisticated look on his face, and began to analyze the probability of their divorce in his mind.

And little George... well, except for the crazy little George. He didn't notice the change in the atmosphere at home at all, and was still watching TV seriously.

On TV, the "Top Ten of the Week" has finished playing, and the league highlights are being broadcast at the moment.

With beads of sweat on his face, clips of Mike's interview were spread to families in Texas in the form of behind-the-scenes footage.

As Jack said, Mike's handsome face attracted the attention of women as soon as he appeared on TV.

Grandma Connie turned her head and glanced at Mike's still handsome face, and suggested: "Mike, you should consider going to Hollywood. Your face is definitely a work of art."

Mary and Missy nodded in agreement.

From the perspective of women, rugby is hard, tiring and easy to get injured, and there is no dignity and glory like being a big star.

However, Grandma Connie's words made George unwilling. As a football coach, he would not allow others to denigrate the game of football.

"Haha~" Coach George curled his lips and retorted: "With Mike's talent, he can win everything on the football field. Why should he sell his face, be a vase, and please the audience?"

In Coach George's view, rugby symbolizes hard work, struggle, unity and honor, and is much more decent than entertainment stars who only show off their faces to please the audience.

"Okay, okay, it's okay for Mike to make any choice." Grandma Connie first stated the facts, and then, she deliberately provoked George and said: "Unlike some people, who can only work as a rugby coach in a small place. day."

George also enjoyed success when he was young and was a professional football player for a while.

After retiring, he even taught in a university football team.

It was just because of his personality that he couldn't stand the fact that the head coach of the college football team at the time accepted bribes, so he reported the other party.

However, George did not expect that his reported behavior would be deemed as a "traitor" by the team and school, and he would be expelled.

Therefore, George's life can be described as ups and downs...

However, faced with Grandma Connie’s provocation, George was still dissatisfied. He said angrily: "Yes, I am hopeless, but I support my family with my own efforts. Unlike some people who don't even care about their own daughters and only focus on gambling every day."

More than ten years ago, Grandma Connie really neglected to care about Mary because of her gambling habit, which gave George the opportunity to get in touch with her.

George made the matter clear, accusing Grandma Connie of not being a qualified mother.

Seeing that the fight between the two was about to escalate, Mike interrupted: "Okay, we've finished watching TV, it's time for us to eat."

"Yes, eat ~" Mary agreed.

George's words just now also reminded the housewife of some bad things in the past.

However, deep down, she still loves her mother. So, she found an opportunity to remind her husband in a low voice: "George, please stop saying a few words..."

As the saying goes: Food is the most soothing thing.

The family came to the dining table and enjoyed the delicious food, and the atmosphere at home became warmer again.

At the end of the dinner, Mary also adjusted her mentality. She smiled and said: "Tomorrow is the day of the church picnic. There will be some small activities. We can just relax."

The gatherings organized by the church are more like giving back to the believers. At that time, believers can bring their families and have a tour at public expense.

At this time, Mary mentioned this good thing to ease the tense relationship between George and Grandma Connie.

"I refuse, I don't want to stay with someone on a beautiful weekend." George said angrily.

"Oh, that's such a pity. Grandma will bring special delicious barbecue tomorrow. It seems that someone will be out of luck." Grandma Connie deliberately made George angry. Then, without waiting for the other party to refute, she stood up and said goodbye with a smile: "I'm full~"

"I'm full too." Mike also stood up and followed Grandma Connie. He felt that he needed to persuade her.

Grandma Connie's behavior at this moment has already caused trouble to the Cooper family.

After the two left, Mary's expression turned cold: "George, can't you please give Connie some time?"

"How could I let it go? She was obviously the one who tricked me first." The more George thought about it, the more angry he became. He slapped the knife and fork on the table and cursed: "It's all that damn barbecue!"

"Calm down George, she is my mother after all." Mary also became angry when she saw her husband's rude behavior.

"Yes! She is your mother, you are a family, and I am an outsider." George vented, stood up and left the table.

Mary didn't expect her husband to react so strongly. She looked at his back walking away with a disappointed expression.

"Mom~" Missy asked carefully: "If you divorce George, can I live with you?"

On the side, little Sheldon and little George also pricked up their ears.

Mary looked at the reactions of the three children and realized that she had behaved badly just now. She suppressed her thoughts, put on a smile, and said comfortingly: "Don't worry, kids. Your father and I will not divorce. The discussion we had just now was just a bit loud."

While Mary was comforting her three children, Mike was also doing his own persuasion.

"Grandma Connie, you and George are family members, and your relationship should not continue to be tense like this." Mike revealed: "You know, the conflict between you and George has affected the normal life of the Cooper family. Thank you Dalton also thought that George would divorce Mary because of this incident."

"Oh, really?" Grandma Connie frowned and thought for a moment, then returned to normal and said: "George can't even handle family relationships well. I should consider whether to let Mary find someone else..."

"Connie!" Mike interrupted seriously to prevent her from continuing.

"Okay, I'm joking. Although George is not a very good person, he is still qualified as a husband and father." Connie shrugged, saying that she had no intention of ruining her daughter's marriage.

Seeing that the other party's attitude softened, Mike also took advantage of the situation and suggested: "Well, let's see if you can give George the secret barbecue recipe. This can ease your relationship."

Grandma Connie's secret barbecue recipe is an introduction. If she is willing, she can use the secret barbecue recipe to "bribe" George.