If Tim is that uncomfortable going to the parks, he shouldn't be going to the parks, there is no point in him risking his own health for views if he feels that way. Plus in the Florida heat, you need to take off your masks in those safe zones, there have been vlogs that show medical staff around people who have passed out because they wore them so long without a break.
Again he's doing it for clicks and views, but I think their followers will want to see more genuine vloggers going about the different parks instead of him, showing them resting in the mask free zones, describing the social distancing that is going on and if it's that bad some vloggers do just up and leave because it's not worth sticking around - but even with the negative points the parks can take that and use it to put more training on the staff or even get more staff on the ground to make sure the rules are being followed.
I went off there, my main issue is if Tim talks consistently about being uncomfortable in the parks, he shouldn't be at the parks and stick to the home vlogs, even if it costs them money, surely their own health is more important?
I think that they're going to be doing more home vlogs, in general, and the comment Jenn made about more home vlogs was just because Tim probably realized - more than even being paranoid, the more I think of it - that it's incredibly incredibly uncomfortable to wear the mask for hours on end in a theme park.
I just don't think he has such a love of the parks anymore akin to a Michael Kay, for example, to tough it out to be in the parks because he really WANTS to be there.
I think that so much of the complaining and pointing out everyone doing "bad" stuff by not following the rules is simply for show. Because if you were REALLY afraid, you would not only not touch merch at Busch Gardens, but you ALSO wouldn't pick up random objects inside a Friends pop-up - thereby contradicting your paranoia about touch. At that rate, you actually wouldn't even GO to a Friends pop-up to BEGIN with! Was he actually invited out there by the company putting that on? Because that's the only reason I could see him go for that out of the blue.
Because, as Pop!91 said, it just screams of hypocrisy.
Remember "you won't see that kind of content on our channel" and then he rushes out to the parks. Only to complain rather than show all the GOOD that these places are doing and how AWESOME it is that PEOPLE ARE WORKING to feed their families and keep these Orlando "icons" ALIVE! (you can be safe AND keep the economy going and people employed to keep a roof over their heads)
Now they're back to saying they're going to do home vlogs. Because it's just easier. And, inherently, they're both just lazy folks who were in the right place at the right time to explode a channel about the theme parks right at the onset of theme park vlogging, and now they feel they can take it easy simply showing people what the baby did today and here's us making cookies for the 1,000th time and pizzas on tortillas. Riveting material.
I guess I was all over the place with my rambling here, but those are my thoughts!
