But DVC only gives you so many points a year not unlimited trips, they have already had over 2 weeks over there this year. Depending when their use year starts and finishes they could have already used up all their points. Plus there's then flights and then spends when over thereTheir Disney holidays were paid for when the joined DVC. His parents footed the significant bill.
They did in the dvc vlog. That’s no longer up on their channel though. There’s a 2y dvc update, I wonder if it’s on there?Have they ever said how many points they own? What’s their home resort?
You forgot their eye watering heath insurance that gives them free coffee.. so not buying 50 coffees a week basically means their flights are freeDon't forgot guys that they budget so well that they often have 'free' holidays like the planned DLP trip that was cancelled just before Xmas last year.....you know the ones where they use the annual train ticket that definitely didn't cost more than a single journey. And use the annual park passes that absolutely don't cost more than a 3 day ticket.
That holiday was so free that Sian didn't buy them all thermals because of the weather only for the trip to be cancelled.
I think their next WDW trip is in October...so easily enough time for another 7 holidays before then.....
They have enough for about two weeks a year I think on average and rent extra points as needed. But COVID will have caused a build up. I believe they otherwise have the most boring beige uneventful life to afford the holidays, plus certainly some income from elsewhere (maybe injury?). I will say, I've never found it hard to get airmiles to reduce flight costs though.But DVC only gives you so many points a year not unlimited trips, they have already had over 2 weeks over there this year. Depending when their use year starts and finishes they could have already used up all their points. Plus there's then flights and then spends when over there
They have minimal points at copper creek, definitely only enough to cover ~10 days (and not at delux). They already did AKL, poly and riviera in the January holiday. Flights for two adults and two kids via BA or virgin cost a fair amount, then there’s all the on site dining (even with DVC discount).They have enough for about two weeks a year I think on average and rent extra points as needed. But COVID will have caused a build up. I believe they otherwise have the most boring beige uneventful life to afford the holidays, plus certainly some income from elsewhere (maybe injury?). I will say, I've never found it hard to get airmiles to reduce flight costs though.
If Callum is indeed a Waitrose manager of some description and he’s worked there for a while they get extra leave for length of ‘service’ as do other supermarkets. My husband gets 7 weeks annual leave.I also don’t understand how they have enough annual leave to cover all their holidays.
Maybe he was getting the piss ripped out him at WaitroseCallum’s really not in much of the center parcs vlog. I think he’s the one that feels most uncomfortable in the vlogs, he’s barely in it. I don’t think their concern is the kids.
John Lewis and I assume waitrose used to have a rule that you could have a beard as long as it was a proper one and grown if from not having one in your own time. They don't like scruffy.Callum’s attempt at facial hair has me creased
Doesn't look like the rents do.Their DVC contract is searchable online as it’s public record in the US. I think his parents also have a contract that they could be using the points on. Similar to Lisa and Ade, I suspect they afford it by swimming in credit card debt and loans that they dress up as budgeting because they are making the monthly payments
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