Exactly. She's not any kind of serious girlfriend or partner. She's simply a desperate doormat, a servant, whose enamored with her YouTube "star" and his grift life. I'm sure that she loves when people come up and want to take pictures in the parks. She loves all the attention she gets on Instagram. She will tolerate whatever disrespect he throws at her because she' terrified of losing this fantasy life. Meanwhile, he just views her as a prop for the vlog and a full-time servant who pays, cooks, carries his stuff around for him, and cleans for him.
What a great formula for a long lasting, deep, and healthy relationship.
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And I'm sure he really believes he's a "foodie" now that he was invited to this event. Get ready to never hear the end about how Kyle is a "foodie."
Summary of what our two "foodies" provided us:
- It was better than Disney food
- The scallops were the best he's ever had and he could eat 50,000 of them
- The salt on the scallop shell is there in case you run out of salt and want more
- The drinks were the best he's ever had
- Kyle could eat this every single day
- The sushi was as good as Royal Caribbean
As
@Hazeleyes51 said, it was Iberostar all over again. Everything was "amazing" and "the best they've ever had" but with no substantive information or details about the food. The next time he gets an invite, everything will be become the new "best he's ever had."
That's why I've said that his vlogs are all about 'flexing' his "best life" which he always gloats about. It's an extension from when he was in grade school and all his classmates said all that he'd do was brag and 'flex' at the other kids. There's no passion, research, creativity, improvement... it's just poorly made home videos 'flexing' to make up for his personal deep issues and insecurities.