Parenthood comes with rewards and lots of funny annoyances, particularly those who are raising preschoolers, who have the most epic complaints in the world. Lucky you if you got one kid, but what if you have three, and they all start to complain about the most hilarious things? This dad had to deal with that situation in this video. On top of that, he has to drive. Just imagine the chaos inside the car with a father reprimanding, and three kids crying and blurting out "real" problems.

We think it is hilarious, and the kids, though somewhat annoying for some, are adorable! It's the combination of the most simple problems and the most emotional reactions that made us enjoy the video.

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Don't you ever wish that your dog- your best friend and your loyal companion  can talk back and have a nice and meaningful conversation with you? I bet it would look rather ridiculous, but it would definitely help us understand them better and we wouldn't have to be too bored at home when we're alone with them. Imagine the movie "Cats and Dogs" back in 2001 and "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" in 2008, so cute, right?

Well, some videos of "talking dogs" have recently gone viral over the internet. Have you seen Marc Metral's audition on Britain's Got Talent with his dog Wendy? That was clearly a clever and well-executed form of ventriloquism, but it was really fun to watch.

Then these French guys shared a spot in the limelight. In the video, you'll see both men inside the car with a cute dog in between them. At first, the guy on the right talked to the dog in English and then after in their native tongue. Amazingly, the dog talks back and it seems to engage in a normal conversation while they were stuck in traffic!

If you've got dog-loving friends on your social media, then it's a normal experience for you to see photos of pooches browse online from time to time. These days though, a single photo posted on the web can have a huge impact. In this case, one particular photo changed and saved the life of a dog yearning for the love and care of a family.

A pit bull named Chester stayed under the care of 2 animal shelters for years. The first was at Riverhead Animal Shelter when he was found as a stray dog while the most recent was at North Fork Animal Welfare League's Southold location. He waited for five long years for a family to adopt him.

Recently, the manager of the shelter came up with an idea to use Facebook to help the animal find the right carer. Like an answered prayer, someone eventually came knocking.