TikTok's "Disney Adults" Are NAUSEATING... 

I am an almost 40-year-old woman. I have always loved Stitch and my mom knows that. If she sees something Stitch that is exceptionally cute, she will buy it for me. I have a small collection of things. Nothing insane. Just a couple ornaments, coffee cups, and a sweatshirt. I sometimes worry I'm a Disney adult but then I'll see how a Disney adult actually acts and I feel so relieved lol

honestly i dont see an issue with adults enjoying things like this. HOWEVER. the line is crossed when they make other people suffer (bringing kids who dont want to go, being rude to other people there, etc.). like. you can enjoy whatever without being awful towards other people???

Honestly, being an adult mostly sucks. If an autographed stanley cup makes someone happy, good for them. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than crack and better for you as well.

I'm not big on "Your X years old, how can you still like this?" People don't really grow out of their interests. I'm 26 and still love lots of "childish" things. Adults really are just kids with money and responsibility at the end of the day. Let them be happy.

I'm sorry.. but when the woman said that she was a "Disney Swifty" it was possibly the cringest things I've ever heard

im actually sick of most adults on tiktok overall

Disney adults isnt new. The internet just lets you see it more. My great uncle Joel was a disney adult in the 60s and 70s. He would go several times a year and had loads of Disney paraphernalia all through his house. When he passed away, somehow I got loads of his old mugs and art.

I’m autistic and the mindset displayed in this video is why I turned inwards and stopped sharing my special interests with people around me. When I was a kid people treated me like I was disturbed for having intense special interests and anything that brought me too much joy was confiscated to “break the obsession”. Meanwhile, all my hyperfixations were harmless things like memorizing Pokemon by numerical order, memorizing dog and cat breeds, or reading the same book on a loop for comfort. These never got in the way of my chores or academic responsibilities yet something about how I enjoyed them seemed to really piss people off especially when they weren’t “conventional” teen girl things. Can we stop pointing and screeching at people who have narrow hobbies and specialized interests? Even if the people in this video are not neurodivergent, just let them enjoy their Disney pillows and placemats or whatever. Ask yourself why you go out of your way to watch videos that make you livid.

Imagine if Disney adult and Swifty’s invested this much energy in self improvement

As a Millennial, I DEEPLY apologize for these people. This is so embarrassing.

i feel like as long as these people aren’t hurting anyone let them have fun. this vid missed the mark for me and i don’t like just hating on people spending their time and money the way they want to. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Usually I agree with you sis but not this time. I’m in my mid 20s, but as a child I didn’t really have experiences like other children. I’ve always loved media like cartoons, anime, and Disney movies and used them as a form of escapism. I am also neurodivergent. Once I became an adult I worried about being perceived as cringy by others but I realize that as someone who now has her own money, I could provide myself with all of the experience and fun I never got as a kid instead of mourning the death of my childhood bc I age like everyone else inevitably does. We’ve got such a short window of childhood and the extent of what we can do is also inhibited by your parents money, personalities, habits, and situations.

For the autographs, the actors actually learn how to forage the characters canonical autograph as part of the job, so it’s slightly less silly than having a bunch of random people sign a water bottle…?

My issue with Disney adults and most fandoms in general, is their love for something tends to just morph into performative displays of consumerism more than an actual love of the narratives. This may be an internet thing but I really only see Disney adults show off their merch and their superficial love of Disney but I never hear people talk about why the narratives resonate with them or something like that. I'm not going out of my way to shit on them for being cringe but it's a trend I've noticed in online communities.

I can understand the Disney Adults. A lot of them never got to go to Disney as a kid. I always wanted to go and wear my Ariel dress and as my 12th birthday was approaching I got scared I was never gonna be allowed to go to Disney dressed as Ariel. And now I am 25 and realize I’ll never be able to afford to go to Disney period. If I had the money, you would never get me to leave Disney.

13:25 i think this was kinda wholesome though because she looked so genuinely happy but definitely an overreaction

i’m privileged to live only on an hour from the florida parks and my mom and i have had annual passes for years now. every year the experience gets more dystopian and loses its charm and i could never base my personality around one corporation so strictly

I used to work with a Disney adult “influencer”. She hated children and now has a TikTok devoted to rating kids meals at restaurants.

⁠​⁠I’m tired of the hypocrisy Do we want them to have some fun and lighten up or do we want them to “grow up and be boring” If we want them to grow up why are we roasting their sad minimalist beige aesthetic When they do that we tell the to add some color lighten up have some fun and when they DO THAT we tell them to grow up CAN WE MAKE UP OUR MINDS PLEASE

I'm glad I don't have this much energy to be miserable toward people who aren't harming anyone

personally i think the signing the cup one was really cute! it’s a nice idea and it’s not hurting or annoying anyone! plus if you go to a cosplay convention and ask someone to sign something, they sign their characters name! it’s not unusual or anything it just good fun!

Why does everything always need to get categorized under what generation someone is from? Some people are just individually strange.

This could've been a good video if you talked more about the whole capitalist and wasteful lifestyle of some of these people and leaned less into cringe culture. ::(

Damn this video seems like an extra level of bitter and that’s coming from a millennial who thinks Disney Adults and Swifties are hella cringe.

what baffles me about this video is that it came so close to a critique of consumerism in middle-class fandom cultures, and spent so much time talking about the expensive lifestyle that is a Disney adult mainstay at this point, but it just left the point behind in favor of “cringe millennials amirite?” like that’s a whole other topic and neither were explained in any meaningful way here.

I don't see it being a problem unless they harass people but all I see is adults embracing their inner child which is not wrong, I prefer seeing people happy than depressed and wanting to end their life

3:09 the point is that it’s escapism a lot of people have boring lives or they had a traumatic childhood so Disney is like a cathartic mechanism for them Everyone heals in their own way And some people just like the magic Let’s not be buzzkills let’s let them have their fun Not all Disney adults are this extreme Anthony from smosh did a ep on Disney adults it’s pretty good

I feel like half this video is genuine criticism of extremely weird people and the other half is just "ACT YOUR AGE OH MY GOD" like girl some of these people are just having fun its not that deep.

We millennials used to be as edgy and negative, its part of being a teen/early 20s person. Eventually you realize that choosing what brings you joy and expressing it means you feel happier overall. We just also happen to be the first gen to have grown up with social media so we choose to share this on social media like we did in our rawr xd emo teens. (There could also be a discussion about how all the cringe millennials shown are women and how The Youths expect women to leave fandom and special interests behind once they reach an unspecified age.)

typically agree with your videos but i live by the quote “the worst kind of person is someone who makes you feel stupid for being excited about something” - taylor swift (and yes she should take less jet flights, still a good message)

It sounds like they have a special interest. Why are we making fun of them for that?

My dad LOVES Christmas and Disney he’s like a child mentally and I really love him for that🩷 and no matter how old he is I love to see him get so happy over small things that are Disney related or Christmas.

i'm autistic and a lot of the women i see who are disney adults (age 50-70) wit massive collections have a lot of traits i relate to and it makes me wonder if they're undiagnosed and this is their special interest. i know of women who have entire rooms of their collection and can spend hours talking about each piece they own. i don't see the harm in that. it makes them happy and brings them joy. the only problem is when grown adults will mistreat kids at disney and disney employees and act selfish, spoiled, and entitled. i think these are two separate things but this video feels like lumping every over 20 yr old person who finds joy in disney along with the weirdos who act entitled.

i dunno. being an adult is hard. as long as they arent hurting anyone, let people enjoy what they want to enjoy

I wouldn't consider myself a Disney adult because I would never buy anything Disney themed (apart from maybe a mug?), I don't watch Disney movies, I don't know anything about Disney, and I don't care about meeting the characters. However, I try to go Disneyland Paris (I'm in Europe) AT LEAST 3 times a year. It's a priority for me. I enjoy the rides, but it's mostly about how I feel there. I feel good. It's my treat. I stay for a couple of night, soak in the atmosphere, enjoy the snacks, honestly never even buy anything from the shops, and then plan the next time. I'm going in May next and I honestly cannot wait. I get butterflies in my stomach when I think about it.

15:38, I uhh, I don't think I've ever heard a singualr person talk like that 😭😭😭

I never got to go to Disney World as a child. The first time I ever went is at 16; I loved the experience. Now, when i do go back I'd like to get some autographs. I know it's not real, but it's fun. 💕

I don't see anything wrong in this as long as they're not harassing/hurting anybody. They're just living their lives and embracing their interests. Just because you're an adult doesn't mean the fun stops. Some adults never got trips to Disney as a kid

yes, often times millennials speak/act cringe but me personally I don’t make fun of people for enjoying childlike things because some people don’t get to enjoy childhood (or even adolescence) until after it’s over

5:59 bros sexually attracted to a mouse 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀

3:02 it’s not about novelty. It’s about the opposite in fact. It’s the nostalgia, the memories with family and friends, and the experience of visiting a happy, fun place. My family goes to a local festival every year and it’s not novel anymore but we still enjoy it.

I'm not sure if I understood correctly, is showing excitement (not of course in an obsessive sense) for stuff after 20 something is not acceptable?

A lot of those Disney videos were clearly jokes. Everyone has different interests, and people this judgmental honestly scare me. If an adult likes disney, why do you care? If it makes them happy, and they aren’t hurting anyone, just let them be. And I also really dislike how you’re categorizing an ENTIRE GENERATION just because some of them act immature. That’s like blaming the entire world for the wrongdoings of a few countries. Not everyone was raised the same, so not everyone is going to act the same way. And honestly the fact that you’re getting so pressed by this is concerning. I usually really enjoy your videos, but this one just rubbed me the wrong way.

I know what you're saying about the disney mascot autographs, but something to also keep in mind is that Disney 'cast members' (the people who wear the costumes for different character) are VERY well trained and trained to always stay in character. there ARE multiple people who play the same character but disney also has a specific autograph for each character and they train everybody on how to write the autograph, so it should come out looking mostly the same no matter who is playing that character on a specific day, time or place. So for instance Disney assigns a specific autograph to their "Mickey" Character .. anyone who is hired to dress as Mickey in the park is taught to write that same autograph in the same way (and they all always stay in character) same thing for Cinderella, etc and this even holds true over generations of new people... an autograph you got from 'mickey' in the 90s should look pretty similar to an autograph you got today, even though there are completely different people playing the part. A lot of people enjoy collecting the autographs every time they go and TRYING to spot differnces too! but anyway, Disney goes thru a lot of effort to maintain the fantasy of their characters being 'real' in the park . People KNOW its fake, but part of the experience of the park while you're there is suspending your disbelief and buying into the fantasy.. for some that fun fantasy includes getting the little character autographs and I can totally understand that too (not my thing, really, but i can see how some would want to. I remember as a kid being so jealous of my cousins Disney autograph book lol (she had gone and gotten autographs from all the characters .. it was in like a little booklet sold by disney parks where it has pictures of the characters and its kind of like a treasure hunt to try to collect their autographs next to their photos... this was in the early 90s, not sure if they still make them lol. Personally not my thing now as an adult, but I can see the fun with that too if thats still a thing where some people see it like a treasure hunt and thats part of their fun at disney is 'collecting' the autographs, esp with the little booklet that makes it like a game to fill up all the pages like checking off a box.

there’s a difference between going to disney world and enjoying it every now and then versus prioritizing disney world trips over much more important financial things…that’s where it becomes problematic. if we’re just hating on people for liking going to disneyworld because it’s something they grew up with, we need to reflect.

I’m a gen z and it doesn’t really bother me that they don’t like things we do the same way we dont

6:20 She’s in love with a freaking rat 💀🥴😭

First it's Sephora Kids that act like grown up Adults, And then it's Adults doing what the kids are supposed to do. (I'm not saying adults can't go to Disneyland, I just think the roles are very very switched.)

Ok at this point though I feel like we’re just making fun of people who are just enjoying things they like. Let people like things. Gen Z are just as cringe as millennials they’re just younger for now. People of any gen are gonna find something to be obsessive and crazy over

while some self proclaimed disney adults do show concerning behavior and entitlement and while i do find it deeply concerning to be so fiercely loyal to a brand i think this ultimately just comes across as bullying people for liking things. the person getting their cup signed knows that they don't actually have the real winnie the pooh's signature, but they're engaging in whimsy. yes the decorations they're selling are ugly and barely recognizable as disney products but if it makes someone happy to have it then i don't see a problem? i can't say i'm particularly a fan of how people can come to an agreement to not bully someone for having "cringe" interests and then turn around and mock people for liking what is arguably the most well known company behind what are likely their childhood favorites. some people just like the nostalgia man

The people who play the disney characters actually practice their characters signature. They sign a lot of kids autograph books. There must be continuity.

9:30 it’s a thing to go under your pans after they’re out of the oven so you don’t make burn marks on the countertops

The world is going to shit. Let us enjoy whatever brings us just a bit of magic to survive the apocalypse happening around us.

Y’all I don’t really see a problem with adults loving Disney and keeping the child in them alive like for eg the first cup signing instance that pretty cute I liked it however the line is crossed when they force kids who don’t like Disney and be rude to other people but other than that I really don’t see any problem. Also there is a theme park near me which I LOVE and I have been going there almost every year that I have been then 7 times and I am still not bored it hasn’t lost its novelty for me

Y’all should come to an anime conference like comic con or katsucon. Your mouths will drop

I dont think its a problem if they want to act obsessive in the privacy of their own homes but when they are out in public, disturbing people with their outbursts and filming STRANGERS, thats when its a problem? Really, filming in public is what’s actually wrong here.

I’ve always been of the mind that as long as you’re not bothering or harming anyone, live your life to the fullest-There’s nothing really harmful about the woman doing a little excited dance for her food. I acknowledge it’s a bit strange looking, and perhaps I have more tolerance for it as a neurodiverse person. Cringe is dead, just don’t bother or harm other people.

14:04- as a gen alpha whose peers can be a bit obsessed with lululemon, and a lot of TikToks with it- I tried to see why people were hyping it up so bad, and I did not expect for it to be quite boring- just stuff like leggings or workout clothes, (although I admit their waterbottles are pretty good) Anyways from that experience: To all crazy dwiftie/ lululemon adults- get yourself a life and stop overshadowing others’ 😊😊

I'm an elder Millennial, I like your videos, but man, I'm getting beaten up by these generation groupings. I assure you I am not a Swiftie, Disney nut, nor do I lose my shit over cheese slicers. Am I devoid of cringe? Hell no, but I have the good sense to leave my cringe offline and to myself.

When we, millennials were growing up, this cute stuff was not available to us at the stores. There were toys, and then an immediate transition into the most boring old-farty stuff ever!! Burgundy kitchen towels that had no personality, coffee mugs that had nothing going for them. They were all the same exact one but had different decals slapped onto them. It was a yawn!! In terms of homeware and kitcheware. Marshalls only started to carry cute stuff in the last ten years. Before that, there was Anthropologie which was as close as we could get to cute home stuff but it was pretty expensive and not in everyone’s price range. You are of a younger generation so you do not understand our excitement when we see something we wish we had as kids. You don’t get to tell us how we express joy. Sorry, not sorry. The Disney adults are a bit strange. I’ll give you that one. And maybe it’d be best to not film these little moments of insanity for the internet to view. Other than that. Let us have our fun. You’re not the only ones who get to do that.

that one girl who acts clumsy on purpose.. its not cute or quirky too be clumsy 💀 im clumsy as shi cus of my adhd and it’s definitely not cute to constantly trip over things, bump into things or to drop stuff 😭 its annoying and embarrassing af

13:10 society has gotten so depressing and cynical nowadays Why do we have to bully others for finding joy in something unironically are yall that miserable u gotta drag others into it I think it’s kinda cute Please let people experience joy for something not everyone needs to have sad miserable life Sure there’s a time and a place but as long as they aren’t hurting anyone and endorsing genocide it’s a bit harmless A lot of Milennials act like that because they wanna live out a childhood they never got

Gen alpha is doing anti aging skincare millennials are obsessing with Disney ☠️ ☠️

This feels like such a weird forced take. Most of these TikToks seem like people harmlessly enjoying themselves or having fun at their own expense. Like I’m pretty sure that 40 year old wasn’t sharing a dark confession about her tendency to push small children out of the way to meet Mickey. She was joking.

I usually agree with most of your videos but I feel it’s a bit much to get annoyed with people getting excited about little things. Yeah I know some people that record it for TikTok are obviously playing it up for that. But I’m a zllennial and can relate to getting hype about stupid shit just because my daily life is usually filled with mundane. I’ve noticed a lot of millennials started the trend of healing your inner child which I think is a good thing to embrace. Also to not care about what others think about it looking silly. I have a small collection of squishmallows just because they make me happy but I don’t like broadcast it on tik tok to be ✨quirky✨ I agree the Disney adults can go a little overboard but it’s usually always only on tik tok not in real life (from my experience). I see why you get annoyed by the videos people make about it though. Tik tok gets on my nerves.

At 12:03 that girl is actually at Disney too, it wouldn’t surprise if she was a Disney adult too

omg let people live and enjoy unharmful things

09:24 the Micky cutout looks to be a pan trivet (hot pad for pans), which are used to place hot pans on top of your table or counter tops to protect from burning. Been enjoying your content.. keep up the great work!

As a kid I always dreamed of going to Disney, I finally made it at the age of 39, nine years ago . I also went to the other parks because I wanted to get the most of my vacation and I loved every minute of it . I'm definitely not a Disney adult but I would still love to repeat that vacation again 😊

14:13 those clothes look boring af

Hayley, as an autistic millennial this video fell flat for me. I am not as visibly excited as these people but my holy shit is this real moment was going to the Hello Kitty Cafe truck.

i mean i don't have beef with people who wanna experience child like wonder (even if its to an extreme degree) as long as they aren't harming anyone i think its fine like whats the worst they're gonna do? Pay an egregious amount of money at an amusement park? 😂

i am a 20 year old(an adult according to society). i was bullied for liking disney and pink as a child. now i love anything disney and anything pink. do i base my entire life around disney? no. do i want to visit disneyland once in my lifetime(cause im not from a country that has it)?yes. i just googled the definition of a disney adult and it told "Disney adults are a growing demographic of people who love Disney as much as kids do and spend vast amounts of money and time on Disney-related products and experiences." if someone enjoy's something, why shame them for it? i genuinely feel that if it doesn't affect you directly, you shouldn't make someone feel bad for liking something that you probably don't. most of the video i just felt like she just sounded like it was crime to fantasize about disney as soon as they become an adult or something. i mean its their money and time. if they love it, let them enjoy it.

9:42 right here is what I think she definitely exaggerated “this stuff is just borderline junk”. Like I understand that may not fit YOU’RE style but to me and them it looks pretty! Like yes if you are on the other side of the kitchen your won’t see the “logo” but you also won’t with anything else? They seem happy and like the style of the plants/cups and etc and that’s good for them because that’s THERE OPINION. And also the yelling is a bit much line I understand this may be a rate, but jeez you’re just basically bullying there people because they are over 18 and enjoy Disney. By the way this is no hate towards her I’m just putting my opinion out there

16:08 her reaction 😂

They are mega cringe but they aren't hurting anyone.

I grew up Disney. My grandfather helped build the original Disneyland. These Disney adults are weird af! I grew up getting signed into to Disneyland, my grandparents just had to go sign a book to get me and 3 friends in every weekend. My cousins and I all stopped as teenagers because we GREW UP! So disgusting!

13:55 hun... That description was a tad too accurate...

Me as a GenXer, I’m just sitting here rolling my eyes at all of it. 😆 THIS is why we stay out of the “Generation Wars.” Y’all get all worked up at each other while we pull up a chair, grab the popcorn, and enjoy the show. 🤣 Life goes by pretty fast….let’s have some fun while we still can!

Gonna be hearing “ let her be small girl” haunting my nightmares for months thanks…

Also there are a lot of Disney adults with autism too

I live in a cold, grey, state. and its February, for break my family went on a disney cruise, it was warm and sunny and everything was bright and colorful. The whole family had fun and both of my parents (plus me and my brother) where sad when we left, which is understandable because we went from bright and sunny and colorful to grey and boring, but crying? Like- its not THAT big of a deal

At 13:20 you do know that could be her stimming? I know it may not be but its a chance, just look at her reaction and tell me that ISN'T stimming or close to it?

Or we can let people have fun. Unless they are actually bullying kids. But some people don’t have childhoods like this. We as kids always wanna grow up to do WHATEVER WE WANT, if someone wants to prance around like a princess- HAVE AT IT. Geez. It’s embarrassing to yuck someone’s yum.

are we shaming people for having pure hobbies? it's toxic to consider everything comforting to be childish or for children only. I live in Japan, most people have gotten the memo that cute things are girly, but also comforting and not just to kids but adults as well. Sanrio comes in adult sizes, attractions are made for grown ups. A study was made and an article was written (in japanese) that says adults and teens that have been through trauma tend to seek comfort in wholesome things typically assosiated with children stuff. It was mostly a study done to ask why so many adults and older teens are attracted to sanrio, but i think disney applies just as well. It's called a hobby, nothing wrong with it. I think its way more shameful to shame others for their hobbies just because it looks "childish" to you.

People are even lucky to go to Disney land so many times a year, I only go 2-3 years a time! I haven’t been to Disney since 2021!!

I think everyone is cringe in their own ways and instead of making fun of one another we should just let it be If they aren't hurting anyone, then it doesn't really matter to me. I'd definitely have issues if that woman was pushing 6 year olds to get to Mickey though, like, what is wrong with you?

If people are being happy without hurtrting anyone just let them be, embracing the cringe is ..freeing. I am happier since stoped caring about being cringe with things in my life and I love when younger people embrace their cringy side. But I dont like disney adults when they push their love for disney on everyone like their friends or their families.

That wooden Mickey mouse thing is a trivet. Trivets protect the countertop from getting burned by hot pots and pans. Stuff like that. Not everyone has them, but they're easy to find.

My friends mother has an Elvis bedroom...... One time me and my friend were trying to find her and she was just chilling on the Elvis comforter, one of the nicest people I've ever met though!

15:29 this is literally just a white woman making fun of AAVE

I had an internet friend who I no longer speak to whose family was filthy rich. Lived in Florida and Went to Disney every school vacation, and went to NYC on certain weekends to go see Broadway musicals when they opened. Once she asked why my family couldn’t just send me down to see her… she had 4 bedrooms at her parents house that were dedicated to all of her interests, and each had a bed in case friends stayed over. It blew my mind how unaware she was

In Japan, (almost) everybody dresses themselves in Disney with Disney goods from headband to holding Duffy and takes picture with it in various spot. It's normal there that although I'm not in the same 'headspace' as them, I respect the enthusiasm and that level of energy to have fun there. ps: I never saw any adult shoving kids to take a picture with the mascots there, everyone's just lining up or doing research of when and where the mascots' usually show up beforehand and going there.

I think the girl in the plaid hat was cute with how happy she reacted 😂 at least it's better than acting like a Karen in public Edit to add: I too am a cornball when excited

I was a kid with undiagnosed autism who couldn't make friends or understand why, and felt so out of place and alone throughout all of my schooling years. I hated being at school and I hated being at home because my mother was obsessed with her image and I would never fit in with what she considered as "normal." We didn't vacation very often, but very few years we would visit my grandparents in California and my grandpa would take my siblings and me to Disneyland for a day. Those are the only times I recall feeling light and unbroken, because Disneyland felt like a different world that had nothing to do with the people back home who made me feel less-than, and for years it was the only place that created positive memories for me. I deeply question Disney as a company and hate the greedy scummy corporate direction they're heading, but to me Disneyland stands apart as a place that made life ok. I haven't visited in years but I would love to go back as an adult and see all of the changes.

I used to find adults who liked kid things (like essentially all of my mothers side of the family who live in Nicaragua) when I was a child cringy but the more I grew up and had conversations with them the more I learned things like they didn’t have the money to have these things as children because they were so poor, they didn’t have the ability to enjoy these childhood staples so now that they have some money and can do with it what they please they’ll buy clothes or teddy bears or anything with these childhood characters. I still buy Eeyore knickknacks once in a while because it was the character that made me feel safe when I was little and going thru trauma. I bought my mom a wallet with Mrs. Jumbo and Dumbo cradling each other because it reminded me of her and I and how we only had each other after my father had abandoned us. Long story short, I don’t sh*t on adults who embrace their inner child as long as they’re not hurting others because idk why they’re doing it and even if it’s cringy, who the hell cares? Life’s too short to deprive yourself of joy because others find it “cringy”.

I'm still gonna get autographs from the Disney mascots even though I know that it's just some random person in there ( it's my dream to at least get one 😭😭😭)

I mean if these people want to spend their hard earned money on Disney products (or whatever they’re into) why do people have to judge? 🤷‍♀️ When we were growing up it was difficult to get things we wanted, we usually had to earn it the hard way by doing various small jobs that earned you next to nothing to just save up enough for a single CD of an artist we wanted. We had a couple of VHS’s that we were lucky enough to get as Christmas presents and we’d watch these same movies over and over and only when it was our turn to watch TV because we had one TV in the house and we were supposed to be outside until dark. Not saying our childhood was horrible or anything, I wouldn’t trade it, but a lot of people are getting a chance to experience something they feel they missed out on perhaps. People in no way should act rude and entitled to anyone, at any time, for any reason and they should definitely give the right of way to small kids, but if they’re not hurting anyone and it makes them happy, why not?

9:38 That is a thingy where you put pots on on the dining table ^^ in germany we call that "Topfuntersetzer" ^-^

OKAY NOW THAT GIRL ( 12:30 time mark ) JUST LET THE GIRL HAVE HER FOOD AND BE HAPPY ABOUT IT YOU KNOW for all we know she could be having the best day of her entire life !!!