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welshmum wrote:Now she saying on Instagram about how they want to go out to eat because she doesn’t want to do dishes on their anniversary. Are the restaurants not closed in the US? They are all closed in the UK with a few doing a weekend only takeaway service for a few hours.
It's different in every state, unfortunately. Utah isn't really even mandated to stay home. A lot of restaurants are doing takeout still. You can even get cocktails delivered in California
But she is going on today about how Branden sent her "fah-lowers". Are florists an essential business?
And she says he had never sent her flowers before. At least that was my understanding of heryammering. Yeah, he's #husbandgoals all right. For a minute she actually sounded like she had woken up a little and realized how "blessed" they are, but nope. No such luck.
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She went on about how he'd never got her flowers, but just last year he gave her a red rose for every year they'd been married, delivered every hour. Does that not count?
Also whoever made the comment about the dishwasher, I've been wondering about this for ages. They always seem to be emptying the dishwasher but I DON'T UNDERSTAND where the dishes come from. They eat 2-3 meals a day out of paper bowls, how do they constantly have dishes to wash??
I don’t know what the laws are but here, if you’re 9 or 10 you can stay home alone for a little bit but not be responsible for siblings younger than them. I can’t imagine they allowed him to be responsible for Hazyl and Brex.
When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
JD386 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:28 pm
Mindy wrote in her journal about how she’s feeling during all of this and cried? Really? Why? Because your epic rad vacation was cancelled? Because you’re stuck at home with your kids? GTFO of here with that crap. Go experience the rest of the world and then come back and write a journal entry. Get out of your Utah bubble where you’re not even remotely affected by any of this and then come back and cry. But save your fake tears for something else.
JD386 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 1:28 pm
Mindy wrote in her journal about how she’s feeling during all of this and cried? Really? Why? Because your epic rad vacation was cancelled? Because you’re stuck at home with your kids? GTFO of here with that crap. Go experience the rest of the world and then come back and write a journal entry. Get out of your Utah bubble where you’re not even remotely affected by any of this and then come back and cry. But save your fake tears for something else.
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Where is her journal?
It’s not posted publicly. She just rambled on IG stories about it.
Pufflepup wrote:When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
I'm not trying to defemd them but I'm pretty sitting in the front seat isn't based on age and rather height and weight like I'm pretty sure I was sitting in the front by 10/11 because I was tall
Pufflepup wrote:When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
I'm not trying to defend them but I'm pretty sitting in the front seat isn't based solely on age I think your height and weight come in to play too like I'm pretty sure I was sitting in the front by 11 because I was tall
In Utah, the _recommendation_is that kids should be in the back seat until they are 12. But it's not a law.
Utah doesn't have a lot of laws requiring parents to protect their kids. They don't even require bike helmets. It's a "free range" state.
Pufflepup wrote:When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
I'm not trying to defend them but I'm pretty sitting in the front seat isn't based solely on age I think your height and weight come in to play too like I'm pretty sure I was sitting in the front by 11 because I was tall
I get that, and I’ll preface that I’m not trying to argue.
I know everyone’s different shapes and sizes. I sat in the front seat when I was younger too when I probably shouldn’t have. However, that was 20+ years ago and with technology, things change. And they’re responsible for researching that info before doing. I did a quick google search and it said 13, with exceptions. I doubt their 10 year old at the time was 5 ft and 150 lbs. Its because of the force of the airbags and younger kids aren’t as developed and strong enough to withstand the impact of a 200 mph airbag. Same reason children under 2 should be rear facing, their neck muscles can’t withstand the force whipping them forward in a head on collision.
If they want to be positive influencers/vloggers/role models then they need to be responsible with their platform. It is their decision to be put under the microscope. They don’t have to post detailed stories that they’re on a date to the drive thru. We really don’t care that much. They just as well could have posted “we got take out for dinner!” and avoided any question of who watched the kids as it could have been one parent going to get food or having it delivered.
Pufflepup wrote:When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
I'm not trying to defend them but I'm pretty sitting in the front seat isn't based solely on age I think your height and weight come in to play too like I'm pretty sure I was sitting in the front by 11 because I was tall
I get that, and I’ll preface that I’m not trying to argue.
I know everyone’s different shapes and sizes. I sat in the front seat when I was younger too when I probably shouldn’t have. However, that was 20+ years ago and with technology, things change. And they’re responsible for researching that info before doing. I did a quick google search and it said 13, with exceptions. I doubt their 10 year old at the time was 5 ft and 150 lbs. Its because of the force of the airbags and younger kids aren’t as developed and strong enough to withstand the impact of a 200 mph airbag. Same reason children under 2 should be rear facing, their neck muscles can’t withstand the force whipping them forward in a head on collision.
If they want to be positive influencers/vloggers/role models then they need to be responsible with their platform. It is their decision to be put under the microscope. They don’t have to post detailed stories that they’re on a date to the drive thru. We really don’t care that much. They just as well could have posted “we got take out for dinner!” and avoided any question of who watched the kids as it could have been one parent going to get food or having it delivered.
That's the problem. They are convinced that all of their subscribers are fascinated with the minutiae of their lives. I think it's because Branden doesn't work anymore, and Mindy is bored and lonely, so they overshare. Mindy blathers on all day. "Hey guys! I'm doing another load of laundry!" "Hey guys. I just went to the bathroom again" I'm kidding, but she really does go on and on.
Pufflepup wrote:When they don’t address it, it’s probably not legal. So I’m guessing ryler probably watched them. Just like when Branden would load all the kids up in the truck when he first got it, you can’t legally fit 4 kids in the back with seat belts so they all either jammed in the back or Ryler sat up front at the age of 10 and they’re not allowed until 13. He wouldn’t address it or show them in the car like he normally would in a vlog driving to where they were going.
I'm not trying to defend them but I'm pretty sitting in the front seat isn't based solely on age I think your height and weight come in to play too like I'm pretty sure I was sitting in the front by 11 because I was tall
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Also not trying to argue but when you know better, you do better. I totally remember sitting in the front seat when I was 7. Doesn’t mean I should do it with my kids. This family blatantly ignores all safety recommendations. Brexsen was in a backless booster at 3. They stop putting their kids in car seats all together at age 8. They let Ryler ride in the front seat at 10 despite stating on a vlog that they wouldn’t let him until he was 12. They have zero concept of car seat safety.
Pufflepup wrote:Oh Jesus. Now mindy has her own YouTube channel. I can’t. Her IG sucks as it is, now she’s gonna have even more garbage content.
What on earth is she going to do videos on? Costco hauls? Dressing to match your preschooler? Cooking dinner with as few vegetables as possible? Buying _more_ new clothes for vacation even though you just bought vacation wardrobes two months ago?
And right now seems to be a bad time to launch a channel. Everyone is home, and life is boring.
Pufflepup wrote:Oh Jesus. Now mindy has her own YouTube channel. I can’t. Her IG sucks as it is, now she’s gonna have even more garbage content.
What on earth is she going to do videos on? Costco hauls? Dressing to match your preschooler? Cooking dinner with as few vegetables as possible? Buying _more_ new clothes for vacation even though you just bought vacation wardrobes two months ago?
And right now seems to be a bad time to launch a channel. Everyone is home, and life is boring.
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Makeup tutorials. Nails, nails, nails! Messy buns for unwashed hair! This is going to be ghastly.
Mindy’s first YouTube video is how to curl your hair? For a woman that rarely washes her hair she’s doing hair tutorials? Uhhhh. Also, who puts their makeup on before blow drying their hair? Seems backwards. But probably intentional so she looks better for the camera.
Have you seen their Social Blade numbers lately!? The fact that anybody can make THAT MUCH money making videos on YouTube is insane. I’ve seen where it’s been said that people usually make in the middle of the amount social blade predicts. Even half of that yearly amount is insane! [IMG]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202004 ... 9847b9.jpg[/IMG]
