The Tim Tracker #190 The World According to Jenn Tracker - ME -ME - ME - ME ---

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Future home vlog prediction

we went to HHN 8 times! *fake laughs

5 minutes later forgetting they just announced they went to HHN 8 times*** “we have been so busy Halloween just snuck up on us.”

Jenn will passively throw Tim under the bus saying he’s been gone (yes WE know Tim going to CA the middle of August, and beginning of September will not impact their ability to make costumes, but she’s still going to use that as an excuse.)

So because Tim made those trips to CA, and not because they went to HHN 8 times and MNSSHP 4 times, they will not have time to make family costumes. Jackson will get his costume made because Jenn will throw in the word “tradition”

Oliver will get a supporting role t-shirt.
 
Galaxyprincess said:
Translation: duck them kids.
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I'm going to defend them here for a minute :rolleyes: I think "bed time" is a super easy thing for them to say out loud and the stans back off. They just won't say---our kid has some issues and this event wouldn't be good for him.

Tim and Jenn know that J$ could not handle MNSSHP, I know they know. It's complete sensory overload and the darkness just magnifies it all. The crowds, the lights, the music. All of the special characters, you have to wait in ridiculous lines for---he is not capable of waiting in lines. He doesn't ride rides (willingly). If you want to see the first parade, you basically have to stake out your spot an hour in advance...he's not capable of that either.

MNSSHP is great and was always one of my kids' favorite special events from an early age, but they know that it is not something for J$. Even if he could stay out until 10pm, this event would not be enjoyable for him. And there definitely wouldn't be any usable footage from it and we all know---if they can't get a video out of it, they won't do it. I'll be curious in a year or two if they start taking Da Baby to this kind of stuff.
 
I’m NOT going to defend them, but I don’t think Jackson needs to go either.
It’s annoying they use bed time as an excuse, when they could just completely dead the conversation by saying he’s not ready, we will try to take him around 6/7.
Saying bedtime is the reason, people immediately get a “what the duck” mind set, and think one night won’t hurt anything because in the grand scheme of things, it won’t hurt anything. Most people can’t relate to that strict bedtime BS.
Saying “we know our kid, and he’s not ready” people say “oh ok, that makes sense” they don’t have to give details, and so many more people can relate to he’s not ready as opposed to saying he can’t go because he has to be in bed by 7:30
 
erry said:
I’m NOT going to defend them, but I don’t think Jackson needs to go either.
It’s annoying they use bed time as an excuse, when they could just completely dead the conversation by saying he’s not ready, we will try to take him around 6/7.
Saying bedtime is the reason, people immediately get a “what the duck” mind set, and think one night won’t hurt anything because in the grand scheme of things, it won’t hurt anything. Most people can’t relate to that strict bedtime BS.
Saying “we know our kid, and he’s not ready” people say “oh ok, that makes sense” they don’t have to give details, and so many more people can relate to he’s not ready as opposed to saying he can’t go because he has to be in bed by 7:30
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It would also look way better, that they know their child and know something is overwhelming (and would make them “look” like better parents) than flat out just saying “oh it’s his bedtime” because that makes it seem like he doesn’t get to stay up ever and have fun? If that makes sense. I would probably give them a little more credit if they were honest and said that
 
FreckleFart90 said:
It would also look way better, that they know their child and know something is overwhelming (and would make them “look” like better parents) than flat out just saying “oh it’s his bedtime” because that makes it seem like he doesn’t get to stay up ever and have fun? If that makes sense. I would probably give them a little more credit if they were honest and said that
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You are spot on, but that would go against the narrative they have created for the past almost 5 years. He’s the biggest, he’s the smartest, he’s the fastest, he’s so advanced. There’s only a handful of times in the past 5 years that they’ve conveyed anything other than J$ is the most perfect child on the planet. There's a reason why we see less and less of J$ in the vlogs and it's not because they want to give him his privacy. It's because it's harder and harder for them to hide that he's not the character they've created for their reality tv show.

Quasimodo said:
I doubt they’ll bother taking Da Baby when he’s older. Because if Budley can’t handle something, Da Baby won’t even get the chance to experience it.

Just like with them taking a toy away from Da Baby because Budley didn’t want it around.
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Seeing Da Baby and how much more (and I had to use this word) advanced he is than J$, I can see them trying to exploit Da Baby in ways that J$ hasn't been cooperative enough to allow. He seems like an easy going kid. His speech and motor skills at not even two are so much ahead of where J$ was at that age. I credit the nanny for that, but I think Tim and Jenn will take advantage of him as long as he's good for the show. J$ has not been good for the channel, which is why he's almost been written off completely.

Don't get me wrong, they will still need all the day dates and nights out together...I see them using Da Baby in more vlogs, doing kid things where they can get #sponsored.
 
FreckleFart90 said:
It would also look way better, that they know their child and know something is overwhelming (and would make them “look” like better parents) than flat out just saying “oh it’s his bedtime” because that makes it seem like he doesn’t get to stay up ever and have fun? If that makes sense. I would probably give them a little more credit if they were honest and said that
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I agree, it would be better just coming out an saying that they don't feel like J is ready for it so they aren't taking him, the whole bedtime excuse is only going to get so far before stans are going be questioning why he's getting put to bed at 7/7:30pm, and then they will need to either be honest or make up more bs excuses, like how do you explain that bedtime when he's at age 8/9, it's bad enough at almost age 5 getting put to bed at that time, even my 3 year old niece is now 8pm for bed
 
xmasbdaygirl said:
You are spot on, but that would go against the narrative they have created for the past almost 5 years. He’s the biggest, he’s the smartest, he’s the fastest, he’s so advanced. There’s only a handful of times in the past 5 years that they’ve conveyed anything other than J$ is the most perfect child on the planet. There's a reason why we see less and less of J$ in the vlogs and it's not because they want to give him his privacy. It's because it's harder and harder for them to hide that he's not the character they've created for their reality tv show.



Seeing Da Baby and how much more (and I had to use this word) advanced he is than J$, I can see them trying to exploit Da Baby in ways that J$ hasn't been cooperative enough to allow. He seems like an easy going kid. His speech and motor skills at not even two are so much ahead of where J$ was at that age. I credit the nanny for that, but I think Tim and Jenn will take advantage of him as long as he's good for the show. J$ has not been good for the channel, which is why he's almost been written off completely.

Don't get me wrong, they will still need all the day dates and nights out together...I see them using Da Baby in more vlogs, doing kid things where they can get #sponsored.
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What a restrictive life for Oliver. His life style being dictated by his older brother’s issues.

My DIL has an older brother with CP. He is extremely intelligent (the whole family is), but has no ambition and drive because the parents raised him (and made the other children cater to him) as a “CAN’T” child.
All I heard from the very beginning was..
“B can’t do this” and “B can’t do that”
Which made me want to shout “what CAN B do!”

I’m not saying my DIL had a terrible life growing up or that her brother didn’t need all the therapeutic services available for him at the time. But it was definitely shaped by her parents’ decisions when it comes to her brother.

side note: I am just stating things from my POV.
This is not a criticism of my DIL parents.
They did what they thought was best.
But it is an example of the effect it has on the child and the rest of the family.
 
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mjm9 said:
What a restrictive life for Oliver. His life style being dictated by his older brother’s issues.
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I think that's pretty common when there is a sibling, especially one with special needs. The other siblings have limitations because of what the special needs sibling can/can't do. It's only magnified in Tim and Jenn's case where they do not ever do anything separately.

Really, almost every child's life is dictated by their siblings in one way or the other, especially younger siblings. My older daughter played competitive softball from 8 years old--junior year (career ending injury). That made it so my younger daughter couldn't really do an activity that was on a weekend because we were out of town two weekends every month. We convinced her to play softball for a little while, it wasn't her thing but it worked better with older daughter's softball. Eventually found something that she enjoyed more that was mostly during the week with occasional weekends. But younger kid was most definitely restricted by older kid's sport's schedule. There are a million examples, but it's just what happens to kids who aren't only children. It will only be worse for Da Baby because his parents suck and can't do anything for their kids.
 
Commandereddy said:
Someone mentioned a week or so ago, the Windmill costume had been moved into the kitchen. I figured it was because J$ school was going to have the same parade this year. Dim was just going to fix the blades & just reuse it. When was the parade last year?
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It was outside the office door, in front of the front door, so in that front living room.

If it works the way any other thing my kids have done, The class will have a different country. They wouldn’t do the Netherlands over and over again, they’d learn about another place. I really hope the school talked to them about that nonsense.

It was mid November last year, so after Halloween.
 
bakerbetty said:
For fucks sake - buy some clothes that fit. He's so oddly shaped, never have seen a guy with so much fleshiness/fat squirting and over hanging over the back of their pants. Truly do not understand how he gets his shorts on... Vaseline? KY?

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This is totally from a crappy diet and binge eating crap at night. The only person I knew that ended up looking like this was pounding a family size bag of chips to themselves every night, sitting in front of the tv or gaming all night and drinking pop. Just a tit bleeping lifestyle all around. Forget the gym, that wasn’t happening.
 
CoolWhip said:
The Teal medallions are for allergies douchestan
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That’s harsh!

I have no personal experience with any Halloween event at theme parks, but I understood that there are alternatives to all the sugary treats for allergies and the like.
Aren’t these alternative treats available to anyone who requests them?

I interpreted @eatcherheartout’s comment as Tim & J10D want to hoard all the M&Ms, Snickers, Twix, Skittles, etc. sugar laden candies for their own consumption.
Rather than the alternative snack treats that would be better for their sons to consume.
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mjm9 said:
That’s harsh!

I have no personal experience with any Halloween event at theme parks, but I understood that there are alternatives to all the sugary treats for allergies and the like.
Aren’t these alternative treats available to anyone who requests them?

I interpreted @eatcherheartout’s comment as Tim & J10D want to hoard all the M&Ms, Snickers, Twix, Skittles, etc. sugar laden candies for their own consumption.
Rather than the alternative snack treats that would be better for their sons to consume.
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This is exactly what I meant by my comment, thank you.

Obviously I am an adult but if I was going to one of these events without kids, I wouldn’t even bother wasting my time collecting candy because I can take my ass to the store any time of the year and buy whatever candy I want to. Jenn thinks it’s free candy and doesn’t comprehend it’s included as part of the cost of the event.
 
mjm9 said:
That’s harsh!

I have no personal experience with any Halloween event at theme parks, but I understood that there are alternatives to all the sugary treats for allergies and the like.
Aren’t these alternative treats available to anyone who requests them?

I interpreted @eatcherheartout’s comment as Tim & J10D want to hoard all the M&Ms, Snickers, Twix, Skittles, etc. sugar laden candies for their own consumption.
Rather than the alternative snack treats that would be better for their sons to consume.
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Technically anyone can request them, but they are promoted as "allergy-friendly". It is not an alternative treat, it's an allergy friendly treat. You get a different teal colored bag to label you as an allergic person. But yes, anyone can technically request a teal bag, they don't ask for proof of allergy. There are "regular" treat trails that do give items other than candy. In the past, go-go squeeze and craisins come to mind. You are free to loop around and revisit any treat trail as many times as you'd like or avoid any you don't want treats from. But the folks with the teal bags have them because of allergies.

I personally would not request a teal bag if my family did not have allergies because I feel those items are limited and wouldn't want to take something that is geared towards a limited population. If my family or kids didn't eat candy, I would refrain from the treat trails all together.

eatcherheartout said:
This is exactly what I meant by my comment, thank you.

Obviously I am an adult but if I was going to one of these events without kids, I wouldn’t even bother wasting my time collecting candy because I can take my ass to the store any time of the year and buy whatever candy I want to. Jenn thinks it’s free candy and doesn’t comprehend it’s included as part of the cost of the event.
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I agree. And if I didn't let my kids eat candy but preferred goldfish or graham crackers, I'd drive my ass to Publix and buy my kid the snack they want.
 
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eatcherheartout said:
Jenn went to opening night of MNSSHP with a friend and then she and Tim went back (with Mike and called it a date night) less than a week later. They said in a live show (I think) that they weren’t going to take the kids to MNSSHP this year because of their bed times.
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What fun (selfish) parents they are!
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xmasbdaygirl said:
I'm going to defend them here for a minute :rolleyes: I think "bed time" is a super easy thing for them to say out loud and the stans back off. They just won't say---our kid has some issues and this event wouldn't be good for him.

Tim and Jenn know that J$ could not handle MNSSHP, I know they know. It's complete sensory overload and the darkness just magnifies it all. The crowds, the lights, the music. All of the special characters, you have to wait in ridiculous lines for---he is not capable of waiting in lines. He doesn't ride rides (willingly). If you want to see the first parade, you basically have to stake out your spot an hour in advance...he's not capable of that either.

MNSSHP is great and was always one of my kids' favorite special events from an early age, but they know that it is not something for J$. Even if he could stay out until 10pm, this event would not be enjoyable for him. And there definitely wouldn't be any usable footage from it and we all know---if they can't get a video out of it, they won't do it. I'll be curious in a year or two if they start taking Da Baby to this kind of stuff.
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It seems like Oliver will be short,-changed quite often just to account for Jackson’s problems. The road doesn’t seem to go the other way though.
 
Commandereddy said:
Someone mentioned a week or so ago, the Windmill costume had been moved into the kitchen. I figured it was because J$ school was going to have the same parade this year. Dim was just going to fix the blades & just reuse it. When was the parade last year?
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The school has a calendar of events on their page. The parade is in early November I'm not going to list the exact date just because of privacy purposes though it's ridiculously easy to find. The Trackholes don't give one iota about their kids safety.

Also, new CA voog posted. Sounds like Dim is constipated on the Goofy ride.
 
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