The Tim Tracker #195 All Fat, No Fillers

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Viewstats shows a channels videos trending over the past 24hrs. It creeps me out to know people are still watching J$`s birth vlog.
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And how many of these views are Tattlers??
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And how many of these views are Tattlers??
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I was in there poking around this morning. ViewStats does a 28 day view number (where SocialBlade does 30) but these numbers here are dismal. What is particularly interesting to me is the long/short video split. They are very, very close to getting down into a number that starts with 1 for the millions of long views.

But that's what happens when you have only 15 videos in the month of October. Keep up the great work, Jenn...you're doing awesome!

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I was in there poking around this morning. ViewStats does a 28 day view number (where SocialBlade does 30) but these numbers here are dismal. What is particularly interesting to me is the long/short video split. They are very, very close to getting down into a number that starts with 1 for the millions of long views.

But that's what happens when you have only 15 videos in the month of October. Keep up the great work, Jenn...you're doing awesome!

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How are they “so busy” but post so little? I don’t think they are actually busy. I think this is Jenn’s favorite time of the year and she is always going to be all about fun things for her and duck doing any work. It starts with Halloween, her favorite holiday, then rolls into Jenn month, followed by Christmas presents. That’s why in the stupid Nee Year video they always do she just seems hungover and sad instead of rejuvenated and ready to start a fresh new year.

Meanwhile, Tim's an idiot who could have hired an editor to actually post all the content from their “busy times” but nope, must let Jenn control the narrative.
 
I was in there poking around this morning. ViewStats does a 28 day view number (where SocialBlade does 30) but these numbers here are dismal. What is particularly interesting to me is the long/short video split. They are very, very close to getting down into a number that starts with 1 for the millions of long views.

But that's what happens when you have only 15 videos in the month of October. Keep up the great work, Jenn...you're doing awesome!

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Counterpoint their yearly high end estimate is still $239k. Nothing else they could do combined would touch that sort of income so they aren't walking away anytime soon.

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Counterpoint their yearly high end estimate is still $239k. Nothing else they could do combined would touch that sort of income so they aren't walking away anytime soon.

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With Dim’s engineering brain I’m sure he could easily pull six figures as an engineer. Oh wait. He could hold a job but yeah not even close 1/3 of 240K.

Ginn wouldn’t ever be able to have a schedule. She’d be fired quickly, if she ever got hired. Those jukebox sanding days are long behind her.
 
I still suspect Social Blade and similar websites underestimate channel earnings. Even if their income is “only” $240,000 given what they were earning before Jenn then Tim quit their traditional jobs and their apparent current job “skills” I think the channel income would have to dip below $150,000 and maybe even around $100,000 before one of them obtained regular employment. I still think they would keep the channel but revert back to the days of short very easy to edit that are 10 minutes long. It would still earn them money. This is still a long way down from where there are now. It very well could happen but not anytime soon.

Short of death, maybe divorce, grave illness, or truly being set for life by a cash windfall I cannot see the channel disappearing any time in the near to midterm.

I truly find the only thing interesting about them is their financial and business situation. Otherwise, they have turned into humdrum fairly obnoxious middle aged doughy white couple. Hell, half of America can look in the mirror for that act including me. If they were set for life I don’t think they’d bother with the social media blitz/ revamp. Why bother if you don’t need the income? Yet, while they’re spending down significantly from 2019-2022 it is still a lot of spending.

When they were younger they did a lot of stay at home TV or movie night. It was repetitive but approachable. The DCL, FW, random resort quickie, DCL, FW circle is boring. Then again so are most people’s lives but they don’t share it on a major social media platform.
 
Counterpoint their yearly high end estimate is still $239k. Nothing else they could do combined would touch that sort of income so they aren't walking away anytime soon.

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Does anyone know if this figure is before or after YouTube takes their cut?

Obviously they make good money from YouTube but it’s not enough in the long term to sustain their lifestyle when they want to go on multiple cruises (that cost at least $10k each time) a year, multiple staycations, etc.
Raising 2 kids is also expensive with the current cost of living and they seem to shop only at publix (which is not cheap) and Target.
Two kids in private school for 18 years is not going to be cheap and they are also paying a nanny and a social media person.

So while $239k a year looks good on paper, it’s not enough when it comes to their spending habits.
 
It's too bad Woo's dad wasn't along for the ride, I'd love to see him and Ginn try to have a conversation as she swerves around in Charlie Da Golf Cart. Two nuts from different trees but both equally toxic.
Classic horseshoe theory in action there. They probably could bond of their love for buffets though.

So the school had a couple of events the past two days-Halloween and a walk-a-thon. I watched a little of the Halloween video they posted and did not see OG. I wouldn't put it past them to have pulled him out for said events so they could get their fort footage instead. I think we're approaching Windmill time in the next week or so. Not sure if Dim will have time to make a costume since he has to get Jenn's Depends and Monistat in her suitcase for NYC.
 
Counterpoint their yearly high end estimate is still $239k. Nothing else they could do combined would touch that sort of income so they aren't walking away anytime soon.

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For sure, many people can live big on $239k/year, but this number is likely 1/3 of what they were making several years ago.

We also have to keep in mind....those of us who are not self-employed, our companies pay for all of our business/office expenses. So, my company pays for my computer, and will replace it if it breaks. They also pay for my phone, training expenses, etc. For those of us who work in physical offices, the company pays for the desk and chair and all the expenses there. That money does not come out of our salaries. I make what I make, regardless of the price of my computer, phone, whatever. They pay out of pocket for everything business related out of that money, on top of their normal (and extravagant) household expenses. 239k is not a lot of money, especially if that is your shared business and personal income. It's also really not a lot of money when you think that that's for the two of them working "full time" and they're paying out whatever salary to whichever employees are working that week.
 
For sure, many people can live big on $239k/year, but this number is likely 1/3 of what they were making several years ago.

We also have to keep in mind....those of us who are not self-employed, our companies pay for all of our business/office expenses. So, my company pays for my computer, and will replace it if it breaks. They also pay for my phone, training expenses, etc. For those of us who work in physical offices, the company pays for the desk and chair and all the expenses there. That money does not come out of our salaries. I make what I make, regardless of the price of my computer, phone, whatever. They pay out of pocket for everything business related out of that money, on top of their normal (and extravagant) household expenses. 239k is not a lot of money, especially if that is your shared business and personal income. It's also really not a lot of money when you think that that's for the two of them working "full time" and they're paying out whatever salary to whichever employees are working that week.
With the amount they're making for a family four they'd be able to live comfortably within a budget which it seems like they don't have. It probably helps them a little the house is paid for, but I can only imagine the bills for everything else. I really do wonder how much of their property is in their name vs the LLC. The deeds reveal Ft. Pampers is at least in their name but I do wonder about the vehicles, credit card, etc.
 
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