Because they are not taught class. Social situations will always be stressful for them and will embarrass others around them. They are taught by example farting is funny and to announce it will bring laughter. They make me so ashamed of this kind of human behavior. Being overweight is the least of this family's worries.
. But, we all eat something someone else dislikes. I happen to love Brussel Sprouts with pepper and butter, DH hates the smelly little cabbages!I am adventurous in my cooking, so I watched the clip to see what this new "recipe" was all about. I have never watched this show, and don't watch reality TV programming. Not that I find it beneath me, just that DH generally controls the remote while I prefer to read in the evenings, so he watches the toothless-heavy-accent-can't-understand-them-crocodile-turtle-swamp-hunting-pawn-shop-car-rehab guy shows and I eventually look up during the newscast!
First, the recipe, it won't be added to my repertoire
What really bothered me was the comment on how they don't enforce table manners, and no one in that family seems to think table manners are important. I don't care if you live in a city or live in the backwoods, at some point you will be eating around other people, and table manners will come into play! I am not bothered if they eat food that I don't like, but having some semblance of proper public manners is important in society.
Disclaimer - I haven't watched the show, so please forgive me if I am offbase and this family is actually a polite, well mannered group of people. With this short clip, it is not what I saw, so my first impression may be incorrect!
I saw part of that show while flipping channels. I have no idea who all the key players are, but the part I saw was the family playing a game where they blindfolded someone and everyone else had to breathe on them. The blindflded person had to guess which bad breath was whose. It was crazy! Then one pf the girls laughed so hard that she peed on the couch. The mother then smelled it!
That was more than enough for me.
I don't care about impressing others, I care about impressing myself and raising kids who will do the same. They may be having fun, but to me that's just gross. Of course, who knows if they think my idea of fun would be fun for them. 
I am adventurous in my cooking, so I watched the clip to see what this new "recipe" was all about. I have never watched this show, and don't watch reality TV programming. Not that I find it beneath me, just that DH generally controls the remote while I prefer to read in the evenings, so he watches the toothless-heavy-accent-can't-understand-them-crocodile-turtle-swamp-hunting-pawn-shop-car-rehab guy shows and I eventually look up during the newscast!
First, the recipe, it won't be added to my repertoire
What really bothered me was the comment on how they don't enforce table manners, and no one in that family seems to think table manners are important. I don't care if you live in a city or live in the backwoods, at some point you will be eating around other people, and table manners will come into play! I am not bothered if they eat food that I don't like, but having some semblance of proper public manners is important in society.
Disclaimer - I haven't watched the show, so please forgive me if I am offbase and this family is actually a polite, well mannered group of people. With this short clip, it is not what I saw, so my first impression may be incorrect!
I agree with you regarding manners. 
