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Keep The Peace: Husband Films Wife’s Meltdown (NSFW)

By | Published on July 24, 2013
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If you’re at work and/or risque enough to play this video, you may want to turn the volume almost all the way down, set your cussing tolerance to high and get ready for the temper-tantrum-meltdown-from-hell.

Supposedly this man, only known as Jim, decided to record and upload to the web, the last swear-word-laced screaming match he had with his wife Whitney before deciding to move out. The temper tantrum ensued because Whitney wanted to spend the weekend at the nearby lake, but he wanted to take care of some household chores instead.

Now, by no means, do I condone what this man did to his seemingly soon-to-be ex-wife, but judging by this snapshot of their relationship, I can certainly understand why he did it.

Jim may have just lost his wife, but the video of Whitney freaking out went viral. Remember, both parties in this video are examples of how not to be a good spouse, so don’t try this at home.

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