“Mr. Mom”
Lonestar
Written by Ron Harbin, Richie McDonald, and Don Pfrimmer
Radio & Records
#1 (3 weeks)
November 12 – November 26, 2004
Billboard
#1 (2 weeks)
November 20 – November 27, 2004
A man gets fired, so his wife goes back to work.
Man then proceeds to demonstrate why he got fired by being just as incompetent at home as he was at work.
Man soothes his ego by telling himself that it must be because taking care of the kids is even harder than the job he got fired from.
How embarrassing for him.
“Mr. Mom” gets an F.
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