At least he doesn't have skin tone shorts on
I’m from central NY, not even close to NYC, and this baffles me as well. It’s not complicated!Maybe it’s bc I’m from the east coast? But I don’t understand when people don’t understand New York City. It’s not hard.
This sounds really interesting, where is this interview? I'd like to watch it!I just watched a newer Disney channel interview Quincy from AllEars and she explained how they come up with their content and she really emphasized how important it is to review the stats and other analytical info weekly to see what people are watching, the watch minutes, etc. So that means Dim & the greasy leach do have the capability to review all of that and see where they need to make changes. Guaranteed she either has no idea (insert stupid head tilt) or they just don’t bother and don’t care. I’m going with all of the above. I would LOVE to see the actual watch minutes of the views they get.
There were several comments on the vlog about them being on their phones - with several likes.Well, someone read my comment last week about wearing shoes upstairs in the house. But seeing that stupid tattoo on his foot might be worse. Why can't they frame the camera so we don't see their crossed legs?
I can't see myself listening to this for an hour and a half, but mentioning "deep conversations about fatherhood and 9/11" has made me interested. So I'm going to try to have it running in the background for a while.
Oh and Tim--that shirt doesn't fit you. At all. It's at maximum capacity. Intermittent fasting is not doing it for you, guy.
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Tim judging Nick because his parents bought them a beanie baby every time they went to the store. That doesn't even sound a tad familiar to you, Tim?
Tim: You had a 9/11 beanie baby. From World Trade Center 9/11? Yea, I'm done. This isn't about 9/11, this is about beanie babies and Tim is extra douchey already.
And somebody is reading here because Nick also addressed my comment about them being on the phone. Hey there
I grew up in North NJ (2 NJ transit stops from NY Penn Station) and I always forget that not everyone had NYC as their stomping grounds. I got to go to concerts, hockey games, see shows, and party at some of the most iconic locations in the world. I’m numb to it and don’t understand why people choose to visit then I remember oh yeah it’s fucking NYC.Maybe it’s bc I’m from the east coast? But I don’t understand when people don’t understand New York City. It’s not hard.
My favorite bands never tour in Florida, so lately I've been booking shows in NYC and then just flying there for a quick fun weekend visit. I did a solo trip last year to see one band perform at Radio City Music Hall, and just booked another show there for June. I love visiting NYC and try to visit 1-2 times a year now. I just miss big cities (I grew up in Milwaukee, which is only like 1.5 hours from Chicago, so I spent a lot of time there in my 20s-early 30s).I grew up in North NJ (2 NJ transit stops from NY Penn Station) and I always forget that not everyone had NYC as their stomping grounds. I got to go to concerts, hockey games, see shows, and party at some of the most iconic locations in the world. I’m numb to it and don’t understand why people choose to visit then I remember oh yeah it’s fucking NYC.
I think Dim may be a narcissist just like his lazy blob of a wife. He doesn't seem to ever show empathy for anyone or anything.What's ridiculous is Nick was telling a heartfelt story how watching 9/11 and other historical events emotionally affected him and Tim interrupts him, like blatantly interrupts him to mansplain the geography of Manhattan (incorrectly) to him.
Getting out of work at midnight and then taking the train from Long Island to the city at 3AM and getting pierogies at Veselka was one of my favorite past times that I for sure took it for granted.I grew up in North NJ (2 NJ transit stops from NY Penn Station) and I always forget that not everyone had NYC as their stomping grounds. I got to go to concerts, hockey games, see shows, and party at some of the most iconic locations in the world. I’m numb to it and don’t understand why people choose to visit then I remember oh yeah it’s fucking NYC.
This is exactly right, he is incapable of showing empathy. Nick is telling this story of how he was 10 and remembers how scared he was on 9/11 and Tim interrupts him to tell some Housewives Tribeca nonsense where he declares Tribeca is a borough and the only way it relates to 9/11 is that it's kind of near the WTC site. And he brutally interrupted the guy. I know I sound like a Nick stan againI think Dim may be a narcissist just like his lazy blob of a wife. He doesn't seem to ever show empathy for anyone or anything.
Wel to be fair it's History Channel documentaries. I halfway suspected they were going to venture into aliens.This is exactly right, he is incapable of showing empathy. Nick is telling this story of how he was 10 and remembers how scared he was on 9/11 and Tim interrupts him to tell some Housewives Tribeca nonsense where he declares Tribeca is a borough and the only way it relates to 9/11 is that it's kind of near the WTC site. And he brutally interrupted the guy. I know I sound like a Nick stan again
Nick also tells his Dad soup story about how he and Luke got into it and he had to apologize. It was kind of a nice, relatable story, because we've all lost patience with our children and no one is a perfect parent. Tim's only contribution to the Dad soup portion was that Da Baby wasn't able to participate in the Diaper Dash and he'll be walking sooner than the next cruise. We fucking know he couldn't do the Diaper Dash, that's literally all you ever talk about when you talk about the kid. Way to communicate that he's an utter failure at 11 months of age, asshole.
Tim also dangerously tiptoes around the whole science/religion thing. He asks Nick if he's into documentaries and Nick says yes. Tim is surprised because Nick is "faith based" and he thinks he wouldn't be into documentaries. Tim says that he's into science. Tim sounds like an uneducated moron every time he opens his mouth.
I also think Dim has some serious walls up and he doesn't want to come off as vulnerable. I think he thinks it will make him look weak or something. If he showed empathy and showed he actually cared about someone other than himself, I MAY have more respect for him. I honestly don't know if he's capable of that. If you think about it, he wanted Da Baby to win the Diaper Dash because it would make DIM look good. Like, look! MY baby won and beat ALL the other babies! Everything is about Dimmy boy.This is exactly right, he is incapable of showing empathy. Nick is telling this story of how he was 10 and remembers how scared he was on 9/11 and Tim interrupts him to tell some Housewives Tribeca nonsense where he declares Tribeca is a borough and the only way it relates to 9/11 is that it's kind of near the WTC site. And he brutally interrupted the guy. I know I sound like a Nick stan again
Nick also tells his Dad soup story about how he and Luke got into it and he had to apologize. It was kind of a nice, relatable story, because we've all lost patience with our children and no one is a perfect parent. Tim's only contribution to the Dad soup portion was that Da Baby wasn't able to participate in the Diaper Dash and he'll be walking sooner than the next cruise. We fucking know he couldn't do the Diaper Dash, that's literally all you ever talk about when you talk about the kid. Way to communicate that he's an utter failure at 11 months of age, asshole.
Tim also dangerously tiptoes around the whole science/religion thing. He asks Nick if he's into documentaries and Nick says yes. Tim is surprised because Nick is "faith based" and he thinks he wouldn't be into documentaries. Tim says that he's into science. Tim sounds like an uneducated moron every time he opens his mouth.
It's always aliensWel to be fair it's History Channel documentaries. I halfway suspected they were going to venture into aliens.
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