I will disagree with you on this although I agree with one person that he should’ve he should be made to earn one. He needs a console video game. console video games have been proven to be fantastic for hand eye coordination, and we all know that that poor kid needs help in that area. I think it will be good for him.
Oh, I get that. I think they are hypocrites and disingenuous is an understatement. But if they actually were conscious of their consumerism and the tit ton of money they blow (IF they need to tighten things up), they should be thrifting on the regular for tit like Hot Wheels (that this kid will outgrow and never want again in some years) and tracks, kids clothes, bleeping graphic tees since it is all they wear and Goodwill has racks of them, souvenir cups, picture frames, and all the other random tit they buy. It is all there.I do as well, however, I do not drive my Rivian there, nor have I trashed it on a live in front of thousands. Also, my Goodwill is “fancier” than theirs.
Seems disingenuous considering how they have shopped in the past.
If they were trying to be more relatable, they failed. Making fun of the randomness, when randomness of kind of the point is stupid.
What were they searching for there? Anything in particular ?duck, I shop at Goodwill, have I hit rock bottom?
I get what you mean, though, I think.
This is what I meant. She’s trash talked Goodwill before. They drove their $80,000 car there. Jenn is wearing her $80 Queen shirt from Anthropologie…and they are over the top giddy going to Goodwill.I do as well, however, I do not drive my Rivian there, nor have I trashed it on a live in front of thousands. Also, my Goodwill is “fancier” than theirs
Seems disingenuous considering how they have shopped in the past.
If they were trying to be more relatable, they failed. Making fun of the randomness, when randomness of kind of the point is stupid.
I'm sure it'll be good for his coordination probably but it's just too bad he's got the wrong parents to help limit his already extensive screentime, plus like maybe it wouldn't feel like too much if Fort Pampers didn't already look like a day care run by hoarders with a bunch of clutter and tit everywhere. I sound like a cranky elder millennial but I just wonder if having an excessive amount of toys isn't detrimental to his development in some ways - having too many choices can be overwhelming. It certainly helps him totally ignore his obnoxious parents more as he continues to stare at the screen though.
Yes. We all know his parents don’t say no to him. So there will be no limits on this as wellI'm sure it'll be good for his coordination probably but it's just too bad he's got the wrong parents to help limit his already extensive screentime, plus like maybe it wouldn't feel like too much if Fort Pampers didn't already look like a day care run by hoarders with a bunch of clutter and tit everywhere. I sound like a cranky elder millennial but I just wonder if having an excessive amount of toys isn't detrimental to his development in some ways - having too many choices can be overwhelming. It certainly helps him totally ignore his obnoxious parents more as he continues to stare at the screen though.
Tattle REALLY needs to add an eyeroll emoji!And of course they parked their Rivian right there in the front of the entrance of the store. God forbid they burn about 2 extra calories and waddle a bit further from their fugly car.
Can't keep her tongue in in Goodwill either.
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Dim films the ground without realizing it and she bleeping kept this footage.
Dim finds a skateboard with a unicorn on it and says he wants to get Buddy into skateboarding because he "always wanted to be a skateboarder when he was young but couldn't".
I absolutely agree that he has way too many toys way too many choices and they’ve got a hoarding issue. We all know that damn jeep is probably still in the garage along with his other bicycles that he didn’t ride.I'm sure it'll be good for his coordination probably but it's just too bad he's got the wrong parents to help limit his already extensive screentime, plus like maybe it wouldn't feel like too much if Fort Pampers didn't already look like a day care run by hoarders with a bunch of clutter and tit everywhere. I sound like a cranky elder millennial but I just wonder if having an excessive amount of toys isn't detrimental to his development in some ways - having too many choices can be overwhelming. It certainly helps him totally ignore his obnoxious parents more as he continues to stare at the screen though.
Their souls?
Woo Hoo! My first one!
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