They said they were "sooo excited for 2022" so many times, they actually sounded super desperate. Like, we all want 2022 (or any year) to be amazing and have things to be excited about it. But they act like if they say they're soooo excited at least 50 times, somehow it'll manifest positive change in their lives without them doing anything of substance to improve their oh-so-fabulous life.
They also said they had a great 2021. Well, of course they did, on the outside. On the inside, they're still soulless and empty no matter how much money they spend.
Also, their attitude was just... off-putting. I just think of everything most of the rest of the world has suffered through these last two years. On the worst end of things. millions of people died. In the US alone, almost 900,000 and counting. So many people lost their jobs. Many of us were lucky to keep our jobs, and a lot of us were even luckier to be able to WFH, but even that came with its own levels of burnout and challenges. I feel like nothing was learned by this family. They spent more, they ate more, they wasted more, they fake laughed more, thank goodness they had such a faaaabulous year! And you can tell they're delusional/in denial/living in their own world because they've made all these plans (well, only some are set in easily chiseled stone), when, if anyone should have learned anything from these past 2 years, is that things are still unpredictable even when you think we're back in the clear. I guess I just find toxic positivity (especially centered around new year expectations) to be as obnoxious as constant negativity.
Regarding Ginn's mania - damn, she loves being an adult child. I think about my cats when I leave the house for the day more than she thinks about her child. She can't even try to tone it down, that's how much she's filled to the brim with glee.