Adam Hattan #3 Hand under chin, crap eating grin

What would you do if you were gifted Adam Hattan merch ?

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SomeoneLOLd said:
I’m a member of loads of Disney groups on fb and see it happen to random people all the time

Adam’s reaction was way OTT
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as much as I don’t care for Gary either….

Gary seemed more calm and normal about the upgrade

it was odd seeing seeing Adam react so dramatically for once compared to Gary

but I guess it’s Adam’s channel so he wanted to remind everyone including Gary of his self importance
 
agathabeads said:
-Has anyone noticed he eats with his fork like a child? Like you know how kids "shovel" food in, he eats like that, it's very strange.
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Do you mean with the fork curved upwards? Or the "cut and switch" stye of using knife/fork? Cut and Switch was the preferred style in Europe until the 1800s. America is a time-capsule of some behaviors that are from 'the old world', as our habits evolved separately:

www.thekitchn.com

Fork & Knife Skills: Is It Time to Retire the American Cut-and-Switch?

When you eat your dinner, do you keep the fork in your left hand and knife in your right, as diners in Europe do? Or do you employ the American “cut-and-switch,” putting the knife down after you cut your food and switching the fork to your right hand to eat? The latter method has been the polite...
www.thekitchn.com www.thekitchn.com

The idea of criticizing someone for how they use their knife/fork is silly - and there are benefits to using it "the American way", such as more stability when piercing/mixing foods.

I'm a dual citizen UK/US, and I prefer to use the 'American method', and I'm a well-educated professionally successful human being...
 
On a recent live, Gary was saying that when they checked in to the resort, the room wasn't ready. They started chatting with a manager about how Adam worked for Disney and how their room at Art of Animation was gross. I didn't catch it all, but they were showing the manager pictures of how dusty it was apparently. The manager disappeared for a moment and then surprisingly their room was MAGICALLY ready and it was a SURPRISE, huge upgrade. Hmmm...

I have been on travel for a few weeks so haven't really seen most of the vlogs, but in the first couple, I don't recall any mention of the AoA room being nasty. I know they weren't happy about not having housekeeping daily, but I didn't hear them saying anything negative really.
 
Brookie said:
On a recent live, Gary was saying that when they checked in to the resort, the room wasn't ready. They started chatting with a manager about how Adam worked for Disney and how their room at Art of Animation was gross. I didn't catch it all, but they were showing the manager pictures of how dusty it was apparently. The manager disappeared for a moment and then surprisingly their room was MAGICALLY ready and it was a SURPRISE, huge upgrade. Hmmm...

I have been on travel for a few weeks so haven't really seen most of the vlogs, but in the first couple, I don't recall any mention of the AoA room being nasty. I know they weren't happy about not having housekeeping daily, but I didn't hear them saying anything negative really.
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This is what I was thinking what happened. They complained about AoA cleaning schedule and that they had to ask for fresh bedding as they didn't understand it. So yeah, lots of tales told at check in to get some magic dust sprinkled is like slipping a $50 in your passport checking into a Vegas hotel and finding you have suddenly been upgraded from your basic room to one with a view.

It doesn't happen if they don't have rooms free to give away! He got lucky, wasn't his huge talent and celeb status that got him that.
 
Brookie said:
On a recent live, Gary was saying that when they checked in to the resort, the room wasn't ready. They started chatting with a manager about how Adam worked for Disney and how their room at Art of Animation was gross. I didn't catch it all, but they were showing the manager pictures of how dusty it was apparently. The manager disappeared for a moment and then surprisingly their room was MAGICALLY ready and it was a SURPRISE, huge upgrade. Hmmm...

I have been on travel for a few weeks so haven't really seen most of the vlogs, but in the first couple, I don't recall any mention of the AoA room being nasty. I know they weren't happy about not having housekeeping daily, but I didn't hear them saying anything negative really.
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They did mention how dusty it was under the beds where they’d stored their cases, sounded like it was thick with dust which isn’t ideal when rooms are supposed to be deep cleaned between guests!
 
Brookie said:
On a recent live, Gary was saying that when they checked in to the resort, the room wasn't ready. They started chatting with a manager about how Adam worked for Disney and how their room at Art of Animation was gross. I didn't catch it all, but they were showing the manager pictures of how dusty it was apparently. The manager disappeared for a moment and then surprisingly their room was MAGICALLY ready and it was a SURPRISE, huge upgrade. Hmmm...

I have been on travel for a few weeks so haven't really seen most of the vlogs, but in the first couple, I don't recall any mention of the AoA room being nasty. I know they weren't happy about not having housekeeping daily, but I didn't hear them saying anything negative really.
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I didn't watch Gary's live but if that is the case.... it also just shows how dishonest Adam is in his vlogs

not even just about this particular incident, but it makes you wonder how many things he lies about or exaggerates or changes to fit his narrative

Like can you even trust his opinions in the vlogs anymore?
 
SomeoneLOLd said:
Like can you even trust his opinions in the vlogs anymore?
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No, you can't. It's like when I travel anywhere, I purposely ignore all the reviews (on Tripadvisor, and elsewhere) from Brits, because they're always wayyyyy too positive. The same is true for paid vloggers (or those who make a career out of it). Money corrupts.

If you want honest reviews/videos, look for the random mom/dad that filmed a video about Disney with like 300 views, that's not making any money. Those will be more honest.
 
Who else didn’t know about the social media Disney gig?🤔
 

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disneys said:
I laughed out loud at this ! He thinks he’s such a foodie doesn’t he ? 🤣
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It's funny isn't it...crying at a well-done steak. Get out and see the world more!

NewYorkerSnark said:
Do you mean with the fork curved upwards? Or the "cut and switch" stye of using knife/fork? Cut and Switch was the preferred style in Europe until the 1800s. America is a time-capsule of some behaviors that are from 'the old world', as our habits evolved separately:

www.thekitchn.com

Fork & Knife Skills: Is It Time to Retire the American Cut-and-Switch?

When you eat your dinner, do you keep the fork in your left hand and knife in your right, as diners in Europe do? Or do you employ the American “cut-and-switch,” putting the knife down after you cut your food and switching the fork to your right hand to eat? The latter method has been the polite...
www.thekitchn.com www.thekitchn.com

The idea of criticizing someone for how they use their knife/fork is silly - and there are benefits to using it "the American way", such as more stability when piercing/mixing foods.

I'm a dual citizen UK/US, and I prefer to use the 'American method', and I'm a well-educated professionally successful human being...
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I'm referring to the curved upwards but thanks for the culinary/history lesson. And listen... we're all here bitching about a Disney vlogger so it's going to get silly sometimes. Some people on this forum are taking it a bit too seriously I think!
 
NewYorkerSnark said:
Oh, I totally understand and no harm no foul. We in America like to shovel in as much food as possible as quickly as possible - too much to do too little time! :)
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(y)I don't even know if it's an American thing, I mean I suppose it would make sense that he would pick it up from travelling to Disney so much.

But I've been to the US seven times and I've never noticed it but...I wasn't really looking!
 
agathabeads said:
Wanted to make a few random food observations about Shattan, as I'm in a bitchy mood. I'm way behind the series so these might have been mentioned:

-Has anyone noticed he eats with his fork like a child? Like you know how kids "shovel" food in, he eats like that, it's very strange.
-He starts crying over a well-done steak? I have no problem with people eating steaks well-done (even though I prefer them a bit more rare), but don't tell me a well-done steak is an emotional experience.
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yeah the crying over food act wore thin pretty quick 🙄
 
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