Pissy says "so they don't have to go shopping as much"cat9480 wrote:
What in the world?! Why do they need that much food at once? Are there 6 bags of chicken nuggets in there? Why not buy a bag, *maybe* two, finish it, and then go to the store when they need more? They work on their own schedule and can grocery shop whenever, there’s no need to hoard food like crazy people.
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I just watched. She must only want to shop every other month or something. I wasn’t sure if I was watching Daily Bumps or Doomsday Preppers. That pantry! And I didn’t realize the GINORMOUS garage fridge and freezer were in addition to the one already out there...I thought they were replacing it with a new one.Acbsktbll wrote:Pissy says "so they don't have to go shopping as much"cat9480 wrote:
What in the world?! Why do they need that much food at once? Are there 6 bags of chicken nuggets in there? Why not buy a bag, *maybe* two, finish it, and then go to the store when they need more? They work on their own schedule and can grocery shop whenever, there’s no need to hoard food like crazy people.
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Omg I'm dying. Is this real life?!Acbsktbll wrote:Glad they blew a couple thousand on a new storage area for drinks, waffles, pancakes, pizza & chicken nuggets [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201712 ... 53982f.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201712 ... 6364c4.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201712 ... d9274b.jpg[/img][img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201712 ... 7a32cc.jpg[/img]
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Agreed, I was liking the vlog itself ("boring adult days" are definitely more interesting to watch) but they brought me right back to the present with their over the top feed-the-5,000 food storage.gatorade wrote:as much they overly food shop, todays seem like their old vlogs...
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It’s not like they are feeding their entire extended family every single day. Mimi and Papa are over a lot, but they live - what? 3 minutes away? I find it hard to believe they eat that many meals there, and the ones they do eat are probably take out. Even so, occasional meals for four adults and two children should easily fit in their huge kitchen fridge/freezer and pantry. Most families of the same size manage with less space and are just fine. 
In many ways I think education levels is also an indication of wealth too. And I am not saying this to be judgmental or in reference to the Lannings particularly. I feel like people with high levels of education, even if they don't have a lot of money, tend not to identify as "poor" very often. It's obviously about access to resources and oppression of marginalized groups and all that stuff, and probably warrants a much bigger discussion, but your comment just made me think about it. I do agree with your point about 'class' as well. Sorry for the double post.HelloSweetie wrote:The whole big family thing is BS. My grandparents live a block away from us and have family o we every Sunday for dinner. We also spend nearly every day of the holidays over there together. We are talking about 8 adults, a 10 year old and 3 old. My grandmother had a second fridge for soda and things, but she in no way has as much food as B&M are storing. They are absurd.
I think they feel these things are what people with money do. Thing is, most people with real money protect it fiercely because they don't want the day to come where they have less. Class is usually a greater indication of wealth for me, not spending.
