DailySellouts Part 88

[Lovinglife123qaz]

Cassie did an apartment tour and her apartment is soooo simple. Still definitely a pricey apartment, but you just know if B&M had to live in an apartment (God forbid!!!), it would have six bedrooms, two full bathrooms, all wifi-connected appliances, three balconies, a bidet, an office, a playroom, a private pool, three washers and two dryers, and a myriad of servants.

Obviously Cassie doesn't have as much money as them, but you can just tell that her taste isn't as extravagant and useless as theirs. No Williams-Sonoma wooden spoons in sight

I live in the same area as Cassie and that apartment easily goes for more than 2k a month. Her taste is simple, but I think once that YouTube money starts pouring in, you'll see the changes.


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How can Cassie afford 2k a month for rent alone? Is she doing that well on YouTube?


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According to socialblade, in the last 30days,Cassie's channel pull in over 4 millions views. On average it's $1-$2 per 1K view. So She made at least 4 thousand this past month.

[cat9480]

I can't believe I wasted 15 minutes of my life on the vlog today. It could not have been any more lame. Here's a little summary for those of you who are smarter than me and choose to have a life First, Bryan starts out with a good morning and tells us that they are going to make edible fidget spinners from candy and play doh molds...and then confesses that it's actually not morning, so it's perfectly ok to eat candy at that hour. (Because they NEVER eat crap in the morning, anyway...right? ) As if we didn't already know that they always start the vlog in the afternoon and call it morning.

Bryan shows off his prized fidget spinner collection, and then bunch of boring footage of grown men playing with the ridiculous things. Papa handmade one out of wood, which is sort of cool, I guess.

Then they melt blue jolly ranchers (it looks like something out of Breaking Bad...) to make candy spinners, and Bryan gushes over Missy's amazing skills. "Oh my gosh, Babe, it's BEAUTIFUL! Babe! That looks incredible." And we said Missy couldn't cook!

Finn finally wakes up and gets to be part of the family. He wants to read a book, but Bryan encourages him to come join the fidget spinner fun instead. Priorities. Finn wanders around with his books, looking for someone to read with him...while the adults do spinner tricks.

They assemble the edible spinners that they made, and everyone takes turns licking them and spinning. It's a
big mess of slobber and grubby hands.

Sous vide dinner with the Johnson's (no kids)...Ollie put to bed with the iPad...obligatory i card promotion. The end.


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[tintin15]

The pool is being filled today. Evidently, their timeline was off...

[Coolowl]

There's the pool pic.
And totally missed this one posted 19hrs ago


I'm sorry but it can't be cold enough in Socal now for a long sleeve sweater and winter boots.

[Coolowl]

Oh no, have you guys seen his Twitter post about being recognized as the dad from the kid falling asleep video? A follower also said that the Ollie video was on good morning Britain. The big head will just get bigger.

[cats-or-die]

There's the pool pic.
And totally missed this one posted 19hrs ago


I'm sorry but it can't be cold enough in Socal now for a long sleeve sweater and winter boots.

Up until today, it's been pretty chilly here. Like mid 50s low 60s.
Granted that's not freezing, but for us SoCal natives, it might as well be a blizzard


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[whys0seri0us]

There's the pool pic.
And totally missed this one posted 19hrs ago


I'm sorry but it can't be cold enough in Socal now for a long sleeve sweater and winter boots.

Up until today, it's been pretty chilly here. Like mid 50s low 60s.
Granted that's not freezing, but for us SoCal natives, it might as well be a blizzard


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Here in Jersey 60 degrees this time of year is time for shorts and flip flops!

It's so funny to me how people feel the wether different.


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[whys0seri0us]

Bryan said they they gave Ollie the iPad to help him "relax" before bed. I HATE when parents do that. It's a huge thing in my area for some reason. I swear every one of my sons friends falls asleep with their damn iPad.

It's such a bad habit!


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[Coolowl]

There's the pool pic.
And totally missed this one posted 19hrs ago


I'm sorry but it can't be cold enough in Socal now for a long sleeve sweater and winter boots.

Up until today, it's been pretty chilly here. Like mid 50s low 60s.
Granted that's not freezing, but for us SoCal natives, it might as well be a blizzard


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Yeah, us here in FL get like that too but even I wear open toes when it's "cold" here for our two week winter lol. The long sleeves I get but the boots are a bit much. There are two guys in shorts in the background so she really looks out of place.

[Coolowl]

There's the pool pic.
And totally missed this one posted 19hrs ago


I'm sorry but it can't be cold enough in Socal now for a long sleeve sweater and winter boots.

Up until today, it's been pretty chilly here. Like mid 50s low 60s.
Granted that's not freezing, but for us SoCal natives, it might as well be a blizzard


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Here in Jersey 60 degrees this time of year is time for shorts and flip flops!

It's so funny to me how people feel the wether different.


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When we moved from NYC to FL it was in July and the difference in air quality and heat was so shocking. When we experienced our first FL winter it seemed so cold I guess because our bodies had adapted to the constant hot weather here. Now, we still feel it as "cold" but I hate socks and closed toe shoes, so I do wear sandals.

[Coolowl]

So did they ever say if the pool was heated? Because if it's still chilly under 70 how will they go swimming? We all know Ollie MUST go into a heated/warm pool if not he complains it's cold.

[onbreak]

Johnson family has a heated pool.. I'm sure they will too

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[Ducklings4]

Bryan said they they gave Ollie the iPad to help him "relax" before bed. I HATE when parents do that. It's a huge thing in my area for some reason. I swear every one of my sons friends falls asleep with their damn iPad.

It's such a bad habit!


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Actually you should turn off all screens 30-60 mins before bed to let your brain settle down.


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[clashingpiglet]

Johnson family has a heated pool.. I'm sure they will too

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You just nailed down the reason for the pool remodel! Can't have anyone with something better than them.

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[lmmomSD]

I can't handle seeing Jeff and Bryan together. First of all, Jeff just acts like the Eddie Haskell of YouTube and sucks up to Bryan constantly in that whiney voice of his, "Oh, Bryan, you killed it! You sound so great!". And the two of them together look like Jack Sprat and his wife. They just look weird together.
And that sous vide dinner actually looked pretty good. But there's no reason that they shouldn't be teaching the kids to eat that kind of food. Our kids ate what we did. It amazes me how lazy these people are, but they would rather fix two meals? My daughter, at 15 months, ate London broil, salad and pasta when friends of ours had us over-- because she ate what we did.


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[jdb06]

Not even the captioner could understand what he was saying. Poor kid.


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[whys0seri0us]

I can't handle seeing Jeff and Bryan together. First of all, Jeff just acts like the Eddie Haskell of YouTube and sucks up to Bryan constantly in that whiney voice of his, "Oh, Bryan, you killed it! You sound so great!". And the two of them together look like Jack Sprat and his wife. They just look weird together.
And that sous vide dinner actually looked pretty good. But there's no reason that they shouldn't be teaching the kids to eat that kind of food. Our kids ate what we did. It amazes me how lazy these people are, but they would rather fix two meals? My daughter, at 15 months, ate London broil, salad and pasta when friends of ours had us over-- because she ate what we did.


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These seems to be a YouTuber trait. All the vlogger make separate meals for their kids like hours before they eat. MAKES NO SENSE.


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[ladyju28]

Uhuh, time has come for endless pool montages [img]//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201705 ... eb443b.jpg[/img]

[cat9480]

Not even the captioner could understand what he was saying. Poor kid.


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This basically sums up Daily Bumps


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[lmmomSD]

Sam and Jenn from Samika eat with their kids, and guess what? Noah likes to _snack_ on cucumbers and broccoli. Unlike a certain other preschooler we know...


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