Not to mention, they have probably used about 2,000 points with all of their trips in the past year and a half. I really think I am being generously low. I can't imagine them buying resale which would save some money, but they would need to spend the almost price of their original mortgage to buy enough points, not to mention the yearly dues. These guys would not be satisfied with a couple of hundred points.
That was pretty brazen to showcase J$ not wearing a mask so many times and on each plane and in the airports. I get that 2-yr old might not want to keep it on the whole time, but for them to put it in the video so blatantly, is irresponsible. You know the stans will defend and they will delete.
Dim complained that it was a very long flight. They provided no other review of the flight/seats/service except that J$ was able to get his precious sleep really well. Well no duh, his seat is basically the size of his crib. Dim spent more time filming his kid than mentioning anything related to their bougie flying experience. When their money eventually runs low, J$ will get to experience how to tolerate sitting in a regular seat like most of the rest of us.
This is just me “speaking”, but as I get older, I absolutely detest sleeping in a bed that isn’t my own. I never get a decent sleep. Last few trips, I feel like I’ve laid there, awake, all damn night. I would haaaaaaaaaaate spending so much time in strange beds. It also skeeves me out sleeping on mattresses that hundreds or thousands of other bodies have slept on. I might be developing some really weird aversions as I become a full-fledged middle ager.
Another 1k they grifted on superchats tonight. They need their own thread!! How? Who can do it?
Their stans, wow.Wow that Stan is delusional. Delta would go through their upgrade order before moving anyone else up. They’d move a service member up (which flying from Hawaii there was most likely a service member on that flight). They’d look at who was a high level skymiles member or a card holder. All of that before moving a family into first class on a long flight. Why can’t they accept that they paid for their flight? And paid a lot. Also, they’d be pretty dumb to spend what they spent on flight and not have a decent travel rewards card or at least the co branded card to earn more miles. But that might feel like couponing for the poors to them so I doubt it. For “travel” vloggers, they sure forget to vlog about any and all aspects of travel.
Yes, because Delta just likes to surprise a family of three with first class upgrades alllll the time.
Not saying that upgrade can't happen. But it's almost always individual people who look professional and quiet who get that upgrade. Ahem. I'm scrubbing through the video so they don't get my view, looking at a still of them boarding: Jenn in her about to burst yoga pants and messy bun making it look like she was hand washing the floor. And 2 year olds are not known for quiet behavior.
When I did that flight 4 years ago, I traveled often at the time and had status with the airline, but if I wanted a first class seat on that leg at that time of year, I would have had to pay for it (not going to happen). Surprise First Class Seats? Nah! I agree they paid for it. (They soooo deserve it because they work sooooo hard
Yes, because Delta just likes to surprise a family of three with first class upgrades alllll the time.
Not saying that upgrade can't happen. But it's almost always individual people who look professional and quiet who get that upgrade. Ahem. I'm scrubbing through the video so they don't get my view, looking at a still of them boarding: Jenn in her about to burst yoga pants and messy bun making it look like she was hand washing the floor. And 2 year olds are not known for quiet behavior.
). Do their stans think they were upgraded because of “who they are?” Maybe Jen did a “do you know who I am?” It would be highly unlikely they were upgraded for their YouTube status. Deltas loyal customers would be all over that before that plane took off lol.Then let’s also let a 20 year, 11 month and 22 days old drink and gamble. Or a 17 year, 11 month and 22 days vote and smoke. Or a 15 year, 11 month and 22 days drive a car alone. Or hell, if they’re a week shy or a pound under not needing a car seat - duck it! Hang on tight kid!
But if they paid for all those staycations and holidays on their credit card then they would have racked up a fair few points! Not sure I see them being that organised but then again, when it comes to a flexing opportunity they may actually have planned ahead.
Am not sure how America works but over here we have the same rule for the masks for 2 an above mainly because from age 2 kids are then in nursary or childcare an are exposed to a lot more other kids/adults then, they are also more likely to run about more an run up to other kids like parks, malls etc and they can also be carryers of it
But it IS the rule, whether you or I or anyone agrees with it, that's the rule. Another rule (like riding the electric bike on the beach), that the Trackers are fully aware of, and choose not to follow. Hawaii is probably THE strictest state with their covid guidelines. They knew it, they talked about him having a wear a mask for Hawaii and he did wear a mask occasionally, but to feature in the videos--our two year old isn't wearing a mask on the plane, in the airports, on the MCO monorail is irresponsible of them. Especially because their videos are supposed to
inform others about traveling.
