I consider myself someone who loves food a bit too much, but I agree, that is just way too much food.
You're right. Zero reason. Especially considering if you're vaccinated, you haven't had to wear your mask outdoors at Disney for quite awhile now.Exactly! Not to mention that little cloth mask is useless. We are big mask proponents at my house, so I am not judging anyone (well except people who wear masks in their cars by themselves). These two are just doing it for show. There was no reason he should have to to wear a mask on that coaster & they know that. I think they were trying to hide his facial expressions. Jennbo also got to tell us what he said.
Also- it’s so convenient that J$ decelerations to ride a roller coaster his little brain can’t remember never make the videos.
She's wearing that nasty hybrid sweater/blanket thing in this video. I recall seeing them in the stores wondering if Disney Marketing team wasn't just testing to see how tone deaf their buying audience was to fashion.You're right. Zero reason. Especially considering if you're vaccinated, you haven't had to wear your mask outdoors at Disney for quite awhile now.
They weren't wearing masks at Legoland outside (which, admittedly has always had a more lax mask policy) - at all.
So what's the difference between one park or the next?
And they can't blame the neW vAriENt as Jenn tried to at the beginning of the year or cROwDs either because in a Dec 23rd vlog at Magic Kingdom, they weren't wearing masks either. (and we already had Omicron a month or so prior to that).
Simply all for show.
Not wearing masks... two months ago.
It's interesting they'd do a cruise with them considering Tim and Jenn have constantly driven the point home - example - based on their words around the time of that Discovery Cove vlog awhile back - that his mother is basically immobile requiring a wheelchair and his father is blind.
I feel so bad for the kid having parents that are so selfish and egotistical that they can’t see what he really needs/wants. Forcing a 2 year old to ride a coaster for the clicks and views is awful. I don’t believe at all that he asked to go on it. I’ve been showing my 5 year old kid POVs for 6 months to see what he liked and what was too scary. (We just got back from Disney on Wednesday.) He was adamant about going on Tower of Terror for months. But after going on thunder mountain and hating it, I made the decision that he just wasn’t ready for something even more thrilling. Luckily he agreed. Thunder mountain was on our 1st park day. It made it easier for the rest of the week to gauge what he could handle and what he couldn’t. And if the rest of the group wanted to go on something he wasn’t comfortable with…either myself or my husband sat out with him…not a big deal at all. They would never do that. Their FOMO won’t let them do the right thing.
I need to rewatch this part; I stopped paying attention right after I saw Jenn sitting in the Tesla with goofy grinning nanny Lynn in the back while Tim stood outside filming and giving off the vibe that he loves this tit. It is so bleeping weird, I just can't. Then when I heard Tim say they were almost on the coaster and watched Jenn get her scene in pretending J was a coaster enthusiast. They are awful.
Do you know any of these 10 YTers?
I refuse to go to any buffet for this reason. It’s not worth price for the small amount of food I’ll consume in a single sitting. Personally it grosses me out the amount of food people shove down their gullets at buffets in general, but I also can’t stand the waste aspect either.Agreed. I don’t order three courses at a restaurant. I actually order from the appetizer menu. I have a small appetite and can’t eat a whole meal
I love @2:30 or so Tim says he'll miss camping but is excited to "go back home to his own bed."
I think I read that Molly and Aj from DFB are doing it tomorrow.
Hopefully by then he will be ALOT more vocal an will refuse to the point they simple won't get away with it, I feel like they are forcing him now because he really doesn't have a voice, they can manipulate him more easier when he's this young an we see it time an time again with the "he says no but really he means yes" give it even one more year an they won't get away with that, his no will turn to anger VERY quickly
I'll admit I do go to buffets every so often, I do realise they are way over priced an there's no way you get your moneys worth at them but for me I think it's a good way to try different food, especially if it's world buffets, being able to try a small plate of different things is much better than ordering it then realising you hate it, when my neice is older we will prob take her to a few just to she can experience different foods an see what she likes
While it probably won’t mean much coming from a childless millennial that looks forward to the joy of having my own kids one day, but I appreciate the fact you cared about the well-being of your son before what you wanted him to ride for the trip to be “worth it”. You have to intentionally develop your relationship with your child and learn their cues. It is your job to know what they really can handle vs. what you want them to handle. They have no clue what those differences mean.
When think buffet I think Golden Corral or the cliche tourist trap seafood buffet at the beach. I’ve had so many bad experiences at those places.
Your right, oh for an Arrested Development voice over
Yes! This is how we Bingham is there specifically for the Star Cruzer thing. They have been very open about being invited by Disney. Explaining it all.
This right here!!!
