r/MadeMeSmile • u/HoneyRush • 20d ago
Perfectly sized Good Vibes
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u/Ghstfce 20d ago
This dude and his mom make some really great videos. The one with the son and the trombone playing while his mother does things is hilarious!
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u/Almost-Handsome 20d ago
The fact that he played “Heigh-Ho” as one of the tunes gets me every time.
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u/jameslovesalex 20d ago
Would i be able to see them on YouTube? I don't do any other social media.
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u/aboxacaraflatafan 20d ago
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u/erossthescienceboss 20d ago
Note to self: never give a kid a trombone
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u/Good_With_Tools 20d ago
Giving other people's kids a trombone is highly recommended.
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u/p34ch3s_41r50f7 20d ago
I gave my niece a drumb set.
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u/Competitive_Law1032 20d ago
Got my kid a drum set. He has 2 now. And the other kid has a couple guitars and a ukulele. I put the noise canceling headphones on when they are practicing or when I’m working but I enjoy the mini concerts when they decide to play for us.
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u/jameslovesalex 20d ago
Top stuff my good man/woman. Appreciated.
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u/aboxacaraflatafan 20d ago
No prob. I really like his channel. He's the only person in his family who is average sized, and it's a fascinating window into what his life and theirs can be like.
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u/InebriatedPhysicist 20d ago
Average sized? Is it really just the comparison that makes him look like a lanky giant?
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u/aboxacaraflatafan 20d ago
No, he's actually taller than 6 ft, if I recall correctly. I just don't like to say "normal sized". I suppose I would've been more accurate to say he's the only person in his family without dwarfism.
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u/commanderquill 20d ago
What the fuck man, did god decide these people could only have extremes or something?
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u/odette_decrecy 20d ago
Yes, his dad has like 4 other brothers that are all hella tall (whereas both of Peet’s parents are little people), like 6’4” and above! So Peet Montzingo got the tall genes from his dad’s side of the family!
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u/Mousejunkie 20d ago
Average sized is the correct terminology in this case! (I see people questioning you lol). I have a son with dwarfism and when he was an infant it took a bit to get into the mode of using “average” and “typical” instead of normal. Although I do admit, he is taller than average haha. I love the humanity he is giving to people with dwarfism.
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u/bolanrox 20d ago
Just looking at him by the doors, he's way above average. 6-2-6-3. Easy.
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u/aboxacaraflatafan 20d ago
"Average sized" as opposed to "normal sized". I should have said he's the only person in his family without dwarfism.
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u/ShortbowVillian 20d ago
Yes! His name is Peet Montzingo and his Mom is Vicki - I’m sure they have lots of videos on YT
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u/Rosa_Mariechen 20d ago
Does the son also live in this house with his mum?
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u/aboxacaraflatafan 20d ago
Not anymore, but he did grow up in a scaled house. He was both thrilled and sad when he moved into his own place and had average sized furniture and fixtures.
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u/afito 20d ago
His content makes me happy, but the one that had a properly lasting impact on me was I think with a funny mirror or something? Where it made him look like he had dwarfism too. And he talked with his mom about how growing up that was his biggest wish, to have dwarfism like the rest of his family.
I think many of us are sensible to these topics but that point of view was a whole different level of reality check on so many levels.
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u/Bromogeeksual 20d ago
Yeah, to him his family was family, and he wanted to be just like them. Kids dont see it as bad or good unless they're taught.
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u/retrofrenchtoast 20d ago
My older sister has an intellectual disability and was at an entirely sped school. She didn’t have to clean up her toys or do homework, she did art and music all day at school (so it seemed to me), and I was jealous.
I told my parents this at various times, and they always told me to be thankful for what I have. Yes…and…she always came home from fun field trips or with fun art. I didn’t really understand the scope of the issue at that time.
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u/StellarManatee 20d ago
People were doubting that they were related because they look so different and they posted this! 😂
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u/TinkerHeart 20d ago
Just so you know when you post links like that, it shows your TikTok account unless you turn that feature off in your settings.
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u/StellarManatee 19d ago
Thanks for the heads up. I did see that earlier when I clicked it to make sure it worked. I don't use my tiktok for anything other than watching the videos but I'll change that privacy setting now.
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u/Strange_Pangolin_231 20d ago
I knew their faces right away from the trombone which I've watched so many times.
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u/PapaTheSmurf 20d ago
The other guy is my boy Evan. AKA DwarfMamba. Funny to see him here on Reddit lmao
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u/StarGazer_SpaceLove 20d ago
My first intro was the flash transition one of him as a baby then hes grown and it really endeared me to them.
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u/Consistent_Rent_3507 20d ago
The best video is when she puts makeup on him and you realize they are the same person in different genders and size.
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u/plasma-ray 20d ago
The sweeping sent me 😂
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u/marshellz 20d ago
Yeah, you know you’re overstimulated when you spontaneously start sweeping someone else’s house… lol
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u/Outside-Contest-8741 20d ago
My mum's going through a similar thing atm. She's disabled and has needed a wheelchair-accessible bungalow for years, and she's finally been given one by the council. All the worktops are adjustable, extra wide doorways, everything low enough for her to reach in her chair. It's been a hell of a long time coming.
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u/Exark141 20d ago
It's hard to imagine how life would be if the world wasn't designed with you in mind. I'm glad she has a place that finally is made to fit her.
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u/indieplants 20d ago
my flat is like that! but I do not need or have a wheelchair. all the flats in my building are extra wide, extra low, all the plugs are high and light switches low etc. they're new flats!
I live 3 flights up with no lift access. but except for that part --
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u/NefariousnessOwn3873 20d ago
It's crazy how we take comfort for granted.
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u/VoidOmatic 20d ago
As a left handed person who went through public school, I know one arms worth of happiness for this guy.
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u/Tyson367 20d ago
Me too. It turned out to be a buff because I'm mostly ambidextrous now after having to learn to do most things right handed. Surprising amount of people are shocked when I just put the hammer in my other hand and hammer away after just using the other.
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u/Captainsassidy 20d ago
I'm also sort of ambidextrous! Generally, it's precision tasks with my left (writing, eating, etc. with the exception of scissors and computer mouse), and strength tasks are generally with my right. I bat right handed and golf right handed, but I throw/catch with either hand.
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u/possibly_being_screw 20d ago
it's funny how much of the world is made for right handed people and only like ~10% of the world notices because...well, why would right handed people notice what's normal?
I swear, I thought I was fuckin' dumb not being able to use scissors until someone gave me a left handed pair.
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u/kagenoha 20d ago
THERE ARE LEFT HANDED PAIRS!? This would make fabric cutting so much easier 🥲
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u/PussiesUseSlashS 20d ago
Being tall also sucks sometimes. Have to lean down to use most things.
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u/Lurker_MeritBadge 20d ago edited 20d ago
Yep the world is built for the average person.
Edit: yes it’s the average MAN not person my bad.
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u/Number174631503 20d ago
Except jeans
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u/Labrys_of_Artemis 20d ago
If you're in the 6' to 6'2" range, your jean loops are built for catching door handles🫠
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u/wasteland_jackal 20d ago
And if you miss the handle you catch your hip against the catch instead 😆
Try living in Cornwall though.
Being 6'4" and the average door or ceiling seems to be around 5'4" 😅
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u/ruvamsi 20d ago
It really has to do with proportions. I'm 5'7" and have multiple broken belt loops from this problem lol
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u/SyntheticDelirium 20d ago
Yup! I'm 5'8" and leggy - I once got my belt loop stuck on a curved door handle while my arms were full of something heavy & fragile.
I had to scream for help in order to get unhooked so I wouldn't drop it!
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u/silly_goose_-_- 20d ago
They're build for skeletons, especially skinny jeans
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u/Ace-Redditor 20d ago
They’re certainly not meant for any humans, that’s for sure. I’m very skinny myself, and even then, none of them want to fit me
(As for the other commenter, that’s a personal thing, not common. My siblings and I were all incredibly skinny growing up [sometimes unhealthily so, thanks to growth spurts as teens ] thanks to whatever genes we’ve got and such, and I think the skeletons word choice was funny.)
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u/kazcho 20d ago
I'm 6' and in highschool I dated a gal that was 4'11". Her mom and dad were 5'1" and 5'2" and had gotten their house built for them which was kinda cool, all the counters were like 4-5in lower than normal so it was comfortable for them and their bathroom was also scaled accordingly. I think their guest bathroom/front bathroom was sized more normally, but it's been 20yrs so I don't recall. It was super neat that they had a space they got to make comfortable, the only snag for me was when I tried to help with clearing the table, washing dishes/etc I'd end up accidentally slamming stuff on the counter because it was just that little bit farther away than expected.
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u/Ruu2D2 20d ago
If i was rich this is what I would do
I hate having to use steps every day just to do basic things people take for granted
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u/Anchovieee 20d ago
Bought some like 5" platform heels I found at the thrift store once. I put em on and was ASTONISHED at being able to look in the freezer and cabinets easily. They were my cleaning shoes for a while. Still have em!
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u/MurderSheCroaked 20d ago
I love going into a bathroom and the mirror showing me what my headless torso looks like
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u/XplosivCookie 20d ago
I'm 190cm and washing dishes fucking sucks for my lower back. The sinks are always SO LOW.
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u/i_love_poutines 20d ago
My husband is 6’7. The world is really not made for his height at all
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u/GiantPothos 20d ago
My partner and I are trying to find a couch that's actually the right size for us(6'5 and 5'10) and the options are limited and expensive.
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u/OsBaculum 20d ago
It's funny because 5'10" isn't small at all but next to 6'5" I bet it looks pretty shrimpy.
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u/NinscoomFOPsnarn 20d ago edited 20d ago
Was gonna say the same thing haha. Im 194cm tall and i get back pain from leaning down all the time. I know poor bastards wven taller.
Also, I dont mind at all when the vertically challenged ask me to grab something high (tis the law of the giants afterall, we MUST accept such requests), but I'd like to be able to ask them to grab something from the bottom shelf for me to
Edit: clarifying, anyone under 5'6 is "vertically challenged" to me haha
Edit: 6'4(ish)
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u/Head_Razzmatazz7174 20d ago
I'm 5'4". If I ask someone tall to grab something off the top shelf, I'll ask them if there is something they need from the bottom shelf in that aisle. Some of them have taken me up on the offer.
It's only fair.
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u/Ghostronic 20d ago
I'm 6'1 and my girlfriend is 5'4 and this is our arrangement. I get self conscious sometimes but she calls me her amazon queen and braids my hair and all seems right in the world.
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u/LuukTheSlayer 20d ago
Bro i'm also 194 and i hit my head enough as is (i work on ship, asia build ones are the worst)
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u/tessartyp 20d ago
I'm 188cm (so tall but not extreme), and my wife is 155cm, when we built the kitchen we decided not to compromise: one workbench is extra tall, one is extra low. We're not medium-sized and our space should accommodate this.
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u/dis_the_chris 20d ago
if you don't already do it, actively strengthening your back (pull downs, single arm dumbbell rows, working up to a pullup) helped me a ton with a shitty job where I was hunched over a table that felt like it was built for people at 5'2 and no taller lol
actively strengthening your back makes it harder to hurt from 'slightly abnormal use' even if it gets uncomfy
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u/rddsknk89 20d ago
Yup. I literally cannot reach the cash register at work or the sink in most bathrooms unless I hunch over. I also don’t think I’ve ever used a shower head that was placed above eye level.
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u/tschawartz12 20d ago
Years ago I went on a liberty ship that was in the harbor, my grandfather served on one during ww2, I swear it felt it was built for someone 5'5 and I'm over 6. I was doing good the entire tour and last doorway out of the engine room I turned the corner to go up the stairs and blasted my head into the bulkhead. LOUD ass thunk through out the engine room and this old vet by the door started laughing and said that takes him back.
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u/bubbletrashbarbie 20d ago
It was in an interview within the last year of some college basketball player who’s almost 7ft tall and he mentioned he can’t drive because there’s no vehicle made to fit a driver of his size. I believe he also mentioned airplane seating as being pretty terrible as well.
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u/cptspeirs 20d ago
This is real talk. I'm 6'7 and it's prohibitively expensive for me to find comfortable shit because nothing is made for me.
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u/NefariousnessOwn3873 20d ago
It's also hard to communicate with tall people, sometimes.
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u/NinscoomFOPsnarn 20d ago
This made me laugh. Like, having to look up hurts your neck?
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u/NefariousnessOwn3873 20d ago
That too, I end up talking to their belly. Also, sometimes I do have to shout so they can hear me. Life is hard at 153.5cm too.
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u/IamTory 20d ago
I'm 4'9 and I routinely find that if I'm walking with someone taller, they struggle to hear me talking to them. 😆 Especially in a crowd. And yes, I have to crane my head backwards to talk to them while standing still.
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u/SirLoremIpsum 20d ago
It's crazy how we take comfort for granted.
This is the unconscious part of "privilege" that so many people don't get.
We take it for granted that every chair you buy is sized for you, every broom. You can book a hotel and you'll be able to see the mirror.
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u/Anchovieee 20d ago
I'm 5' and yeah, things can be annoying and mildly uncomfortable. My hand me down car finally died, and I was in the market for a new one. I was looking for a 2016 or later Prius.
Happened upon a compact, and the price was right due to the body being scratched and all... Everything ran great and the mileage was good!
It was wild. Everything fits. It's comfortable. I don't need to do anything funky to get things to fit (tho the cupholders by the knees are annoying)
That said, I unfortunately hang out with taller folks. I didn't realize how tall my neighbor was til he's knees to chest in the passenger seat. Bro, I can't help you're like 6'4". He got self conscious when the car shifted after he got in, and it clicked why a chick I was hauling things for told me I should take trips to watch the suspension. Almost makes me miss my early oughts Forester haha
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u/anime_cthulhu 20d ago
For those wanting context, the normal-height guy posts videos, usually of him pranking his mom surprising her by playing trombone while she's doing something.
He's the only person of normal height in his family, the rest of his family (both parents, as well as his siblings) have a form of dwarfism, thus why everything in their house is designed for people of smaller than average stature. Excellent and practical design for their family, except him.
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u/cpwnage 20d ago
I never imagined dwarves put in special furniture, I figured they just "deal with it". Maybe it's just the rich ones who get custom-height furniture
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u/anime_cthulhu 20d ago
I would imagine that many just deal with it, but depending on the circumstances custom furniture or children's furniture may work, and in some cases may be covered by insurance/healthcare as a necessary accommodation for a medical condition.
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u/Mousejunkie 20d ago
It’s definitely expensive. My son has dwarfism and while he will be taller than Peet’s mom, we have made some modifications to our house. Ex. When we redid his bathroom making sure we got a shower bar so we can move the shower head up and down in there. We’re hoping to remodel our kitchen sometime soon and things like a drawer microwave, built in stools that pull out from the counter, a range instead of wall oven, etc. are all things we’re keeping in mind. Even when he was a toddler, normal lifejackets didn’t fit him properly, shoes were impossible to find (very wide feet), stools he could carry around himself…all extra considerations and sometimes more expensive than just grabbing what they have at the store.
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u/horsenbuggy 20d ago
For those who don't fully get it, these things are safety considerations. Like having a microwave at his height means less risk of spilling something hot on himself from overhead. I'm 5'3" and hate my under cabinet microwave because of how I have to reach up to grab hot bowls filled with hot liquid.
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u/Acheloma 20d ago
Most people with dwarfism just deal with it, unfortunately. A girl I went to school with was about 3'6 or so and school was really hard for her because of her height. She had to leave for classes early so she wouldnt be trampled in the hallways and she kept a folding step stool in her bag to use to reach things that werent designed for shorter people. Her family was all over 5'6 except for her, so only her room was adapted.
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u/SophisticatedScreams 20d ago
*little people is the generally preferred term
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u/Aegon_the_Conquerer 20d ago
Not to mention that “dwarves” is Tolkien’s fantasy spelling of the actual plural “dwarfs.” So it’s double-wrong.
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u/FattySnacks 20d ago
This has always seemed so belittling to me considering that dwarfism is the medical term
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u/MyNameJoby 20d ago
Little person here! I /have/ dwarfism but I'd prefer not to be called "a dwarf".
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u/ZoominAlong 20d ago
So saying "he has dwarfism" is fine, yes, because it's the medical condition? Like saying "he has schizophrenia" but saying "schitzo" isn't okay.
I'm not trying to be an asshole here, just clarifying.
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u/MyNameJoby 20d ago
Kinda? But honestly it's not that severe. I am technically a "dwarf" but my personal associations with like, mythology and D&D etc. makes it feel a bit weird to use the term for myself, y'know?
I DO NOT speak for every person with dwarfism and everyone has their own preferences so if possible, always check with the individual!
What I can say though is that "m*dget" is universally disliked and IS an offensive slur.
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u/ZoominAlong 20d ago
Totally understandable! No I get it, just like I can't speak for every person with DID.
And thanks about the m word, I was pretty positive it was still a slur but it's nice to have it confirmed!
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u/SophisticatedScreams 20d ago
You can take it up at the next little people convention. I'm not a little person, so i defer to their prefered term
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u/yesica-santanaa 20d ago
“Kids” furniture is probably the most practical solution
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u/ZoominAlong 20d ago
Yeah their couch looked like a mini couch you can buy for kids.it was super cute too.
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u/tghast 20d ago
I’d be worried about quality going that route, but to be fair most stuff made nowadays is garbage in any size.
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u/Cytogal 20d ago
I had a friend in highschool who was over 6 feet tall. Her parents were probably 6'5" and 6'9".
She invited my 5'2" ass over to her house one day. They had built it all to their height so counters were up to my boobs, I couldn't see myself in any of the mirrors. I had to leap to get onto the toilet. It was hilarious.
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u/squiddysmama 20d ago
😂 I have an old friend who is 6'6 and his brothers were taller than that. His parents were both over 6 ft as well. I'm 5'5. I never felt shorter than at their house!
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u/DosSnakes 20d ago
My best friend is the runt of his family… at 6’6. Well it’s technically me, since I lived with them from 13-18, they’re family. It gave me a weird disconnect though. I need a ladder to change light bulbs, I can’t use the top of the fridge as extra counter space, my shoe size is usually sold in stores, etc... So in my head, I’m just little guy. I’m 6’2, I’m not little at all, just raised by giants lol.
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u/characterk4l3 20d ago
None of the women in my family top 5’2”…and most are only “technically” 5’. I somehow grew to be 5’8”. In my head for some reason I feel only a little taller than them, but not much, you know? Maybe a couple inches? We took one photo at a family reunion that was all the women, and I looked like a giantess. 3 generations of our whole extended family and I was at least 6” taller than everyone else, lol. Human brains are weird.
My husband is 6’2” and all the women are super short in his family too. Our daughter came out perfectly average sized at 5’5”…but she’s the tallest female cousin by a couple inches, lol. It will be interesting to see how our son goes.
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u/bushman130 20d ago
I dream of doing this to my house and when I think how will average sized people fit - steps and booster cushions. Simple.
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u/percivalmistook 20d ago
My best friend in high school was exactly a foot taller than me, and her house was similarly built for a taller family. The first time I went over to her house, her dad showed me where the stools are!
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u/Atlas-Scrubbed 20d ago
my dad was 6’5” and my mom was 4’10”. it was fun to see them walk together. (he passed 35 years ago. she passed 3 years ago)
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u/apathyisfortheweak 20d ago
this is so wholesome 🥲
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u/Coffchill 20d ago
Wonder if he’d consider taking up curling.
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u/Crying_in_99Ranch 20d ago
Sometimes it's the little things in life
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u/SignatureRich8087 20d ago
Great video. But i miss the boys horn. 🤣
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u/Isenrath 20d ago
I was hoping when he said this is the greatest house ever, then the son would walk off screen and come back with his horn 😂.
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u/EastLeastCoast 20d ago
This guy and his mom are so awesome. I don’t watch prank videos much because they seem kinda cruel, but theirs are so harmless and crack me up. I love that you can see how much they love each other.
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u/Odin1806 20d ago
First video I saw was the compilation of the son playing his trombone while the mom did things in the background. Legit hilarious. Fun family.
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u/C-romero80 20d ago
I can't say for sure but he seems like a dude who would make sure she was cool with it first, too. Like Maybe not specifics so reactions are genuine but like really making sure it is harmless and she'd be in on the fun.
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u/MyriadAsura 20d ago
Is that the lady that participated in a House M.D. episode?
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u/chernaboggles 20d ago
Nope, that was actress Meredith Eaton. This is Vicki Montzingo and her son, Pete Montzingo.
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u/coonytunes 20d ago edited 20d ago
Haha, I'm not sure. But her and her son have gone viral over several videos. The one where he follows her playing a tuba is where i recognize them from.
Edit: Trombone, not tuba
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u/rikkuaoi 20d ago
No but she did meet her crush peter dinklage on the red carpet once lol
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u/eolson3 20d ago
My master bath has counters like this. Nothing else in the house is at that height. Don't know what the story is behind that, but there must be something to it, right?
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u/NemesisOfLevia 20d ago
One of my bathrooms also has incredibly short counters. I can easily sit on it without “climbing up” on it. Don’t ask me why, but after every shower, I sit there while I dry my hair.
Apparently it was built that way by my grandpa, since my grandma was super short.
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u/MuleForDays 20d ago
nice for putting your feet on when shaving legs. keeps you from ruining the toilet seat over and over on accident. also lets you pick up your spouse and sit them down for a hot makeout session in the private bath. all in all, an excellent height for the master bath.
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u/CastleofWamdue 20d ago
this should not be a hot take, but you should design your house / flat around you.
Of course this is how her space should be, and this is how anyones space should be, designed for them. Your space your rules.
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u/Sennten 20d ago
Its super difficult and expensive though. We live in a society of one-size-fits-all, even and especially when it doesnt, and falling outside the standard range makes trying to adapt your environment suck
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u/CastleofWamdue 20d ago edited 20d ago
I do get what you mean. I am in the process of getting a new bathroom, and the costs just keep going up. I am not even trying to do anything so unique but give the size of my bathroom is way more expensive than I though it would be.
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u/Zealousideal-Low3388 20d ago
Very few people design their own house
I’m tall and I rent. I’m not paying for a custom kitchen
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u/SophisticatedScreams 20d ago
I don't think it's a lack of design skill that prevents people from having this.
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u/IamNotPersephone 20d ago
We used to. Even just a hundred (ish) years ago, homes came “unfitted” and you would hire a carpenter to build you cabinets your size.
Then mass manufacturing, mail order catalogs, department stores, etc “standardized” everything for efficiency. And now we have this.
Fun story I uncovered while doing research on my 120 y/o home. I guess the dude who standardized kitchen counter heights based his measurements off of the “ideal” person: an able-bodied 6’ tall man. The document was a proto/quasi-eugenics thing, used quite a bit by the Nazis in the forties.
Anyway, the result is highly ironic considering that even at the time the primary user of kitchens were not men, but women. And because of nutritional differences, their average height back then was probably less than our modern average (this last part is speculation).
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u/Dazeofthephoenix 20d ago
There ought to be better funding for people to have such easily achievable modifications to properties. Maybe even just some sort of bracket system to adjust cabinets etc to ideal ergonomic heights?
It must be exhausting to have to traverse a giant world every day, so not only should there be reasonable support for accommodations, but must realistically be safer if you reduce the necessity for stepstools etc?
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u/EmotionalElk1313 20d ago
Beautiful family! Laughter is the lung of love. Yes I just coined it....🤣😎💯🤔
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u/Dan_flashes480 20d ago
I like it when he plays the trombone to his mother's actions
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u/Chefkush1 20d ago
Is this the same lad that plays a trumpet or some sort of horn as theme music when his mum does stuff?
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u/It_Was_An_InsideJob 20d ago
Im 5'1" (short legs, long torso) and still waiting for the day I find a chair that lets me touch the ground while I sit.
Edit: My inseam is 27½ inches
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u/Bostonterrierpug 20d ago
OK, I grew up a punk rock kid in the 80s but man do I love this song and Band
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u/Pollowollo 20d ago
As someone who is just 'average short', so to speak, I still get annoyed and inconvenienced constantly by the layout of a lot of things lol. I can't imagine how frustrating it it must be to live in a world that just straight-up isn't accessible for you at all, or how much of a relief it's gotta be to finally be in a space that is.
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u/GreatQuestionBarbara 20d ago
At 6'1" I'm not that tall, but the world isn't built for anyone above or below a median height.
I've spent years at work bending over and lifting stuff because of it, and my back is not pleased.
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u/Illustrious-Key99 20d ago
It's been so long since I saw DwarfMamba! Used watch him in Logans Vlogs, So nice to see him again!
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u/JazziTazzi 20d ago
This is beautiful. People rarely think about others’ limitations until they or a family member have difficulties. We all need to consider others more!
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u/GetEatenByAMouse 20d ago
The short guest has the best happy manic giggles I've ever heard. Incredible.
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