Steve's dad looks younger than Steve.
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I honestly thought he was a brother.
I totally forgot it was Grifting at the Prime Time night. Oops. That's time saved in my life.
Did he really expect a busy Disney World Theme park dining location to be able to seat that many people together? He essentially was asking for a private dining room. Not happening.
... Then, to insist you have a particular server and witch & whine when you didn't is being rude and nasty to the one you got.
But that's Steve: always rude to those around him. Don't see how anyone can put up with him.
Did he really expect a busy Disney World Theme park dining location to be able to seat that many people together? He essentially was asking for a private dining room. Not happening.
... Then, to insist you have a particular server and witch & whine when you didn't is being rude and nasty to the one you got.
But that's Steve: always rude to those around him. Don't see how anyone can put up with him.
I'm sure Cousin Jordan isn't being entertaining enough for Steve tonight, but he's kind of busy.
Wait, Steve just unscrewed the pepper shaker and dumps a load of pepper on his food? Is this his thing?
Yep. Every time I've seen him go there.
I knew he liked black pepper, but didn't know he did that. Between this and his multitude of food aversions, Steve has some very odd eating habits. Makes me feel pretty good about mine (allergy reasons).
He and ResortTV1 Jenna should team up and do a food channel. Imagine the adventure.
They'd do well reviewing candy and cookies, but that's about it, and even then Jenna would eat 1/8th of a cookie and claim she's stuffed.
This could work - Jenna would eat the seafood (as long as it's not "too spicy"), Steve would eat... everything else, probably. And then they could share all the sweet treats.
I can't believe the entitlement and audacity of these streamers, demanding to be seated in a specific server's section. Ironically, Living in DIZ did this exact same thing at this exact same restaurant 2 nights ago! I was watching him (while trying to avoid Josh finishing his stupid 50 ride challenge), and literally changed the channel as soon as he requested a particular server. And they were only a party of 3 - Steve and his party of 14 should just be grateful to be seated near each other.
I’m betting last night was a blow to Steve’s ego. He probably told his family that he’s a regular and it would be no problem getting them in. And it blew up in his face.
I went to watch the bit as they were waiting to be seated. Steve is ridiculously upset and acting entitled. He was chatting with Jeff who was discussing a very difficult dining situation Jeff's family had in which Yak n Yeti put too many people at one table, and when they asked to be accommodated at a table meant for 6 just so they had room for the dishes they were escorted to the front to wait more, they had already waited a long time before that... so they left.
What I heard in that story was Jeff gently trying to persuade Steve to consider going to a different location to eat. Everyone was starved and hot. Steve just crouched down on the railing and continued with his meltdown, insisting they HAD to eat there. He tried to play it off as his parents needed to eat there, but we all know it was him who couldn't change up what he wanted to eat.
Steve apparently called Jordan and asked him to be their server. Jordan changed his shift to be there, but the location had no idea what had been planned outside of the company.
What I heard in that story was Jeff gently trying to persuade Steve to consider going to a different location to eat. Everyone was starved and hot. Steve just crouched down on the railing and continued with his meltdown, insisting they HAD to eat there. He tried to play it off as his parents needed to eat there, but we all know it was him who couldn't change up what he wanted to eat.
Steve apparently called Jordan and asked him to be their server. Jordan changed his shift to be there, but the location had no idea what had been planned outside of the company.
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I think I heard Jordan remind Steve that he had warned him he couldn't guarantee he'd get their table that night.
Jeff was doing a really good job of trying to get Steve to calm down and understand that it wasn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things. I'm trying to be understanding about Steve wanting to take his parents to a place that's special to him, but it's hard to get my head around why that would be the place and, if it was so important, why he couldn't take them on a different night when he wouldn't be streaming it. Earlier in the vacation would have been better in case it didn't work out the first time like he wanted it to. It just feels like an "I'm a big deal" move to wait until the last night of their stay.
Jeff was doing a really good job of trying to get Steve to calm down and understand that it wasn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things. I'm trying to be understanding about Steve wanting to take his parents to a place that's special to him, but it's hard to get my head around why that would be the place and, if it was so important, why he couldn't take them on a different night when he wouldn't be streaming it. Earlier in the vacation would have been better in case it didn't work out the first time like he wanted it to. It just feels like an "I'm a big deal" move to wait until the last night of their stay.
That's exactly what this feels like - Steve wanting to flex to his parents about how successful he is on the last night of the vacation (and probably still trying to justify his move to Orlando). So it had little to nothing to do with his family being set on that restaurant, and everything to do with Steve's fragile ego. Wah-wah!
There was a point at the beginning of that dinner when one of the nieces asked if they were going to see Fantasmic. Steve said there probably wouldn't be time. Watching Fantasmic would have probably been far more enjoyable to the family. And I'm not sure why Steve thought his family would enjoy eating with 9 other complete strangers. I would hate that.
That was a little heartbreaking. They wanted to see the fireworks, and Steve was like “it’s just a stage show. Sorry.” He’s such an ass.
Wow. Fantasmic has been proclaimed as the top night time experience in DHS for years and it hits the top 5 things to see when in WDW.
So arrogant that he thinks seeing him shove pepper-covered pot roast down his gullet is more important than seeing a wonderful show with a fire breathing dragon, water screens, fireworks, Mickey, Mickey and more Mickey.
But he got an 'empty plate' sticker. We were lucky to be included in that family's beautiful core memory.