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2 hours ago, Barb23 said:

I can see them selling  at church bazaars:  "Jinger's Jingle Cookies for Jesus"

1 hour ago, DangerousMinds said:

That would mean she would actually have to do the work of baking, instead of simply posing.

Pretty sure it's possible to dodge the drudgery and still qualify under a little known technicality if you just give up the purity of the alliteration just a pinch.

Sweet Jinger's Jingle Cookies for Jesus or Jinger's Sweet Jingle Cookies for Jesus can be baked by a "sweet" friend using Jinger's recipe, thus still qualifying as authentic enough to satisfy/dupe the superfans.   

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1 hour ago, galaxychaser said:

Trader Joe’s sells jingle jangle lol. I don’t know what it is but I thought of Jinger Duggar.

 It’s the name of an illicit drug on Riverdale. 

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"Jinger's Jingle Cookies for Jesus

Jingersnaps. Unless the Fonuts trademarked it.

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2 hours ago, galaxychaser said:

Trader Joe’s sells jingle jangle lol. I don’t know what it is but I thought of Jinger Duggar.

I also can’t picture these posers at a church bake sale. Too busy trying to kiss up to Kanye and his porn star wife 🤣

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On 12/10/2019 at 4:38 PM, Oldernowiser said:

So they went to that hotel and apparently ordered...juice, ice water, and a selfie? Their waitperson must have been thrilled. I guess it’s possible their meal hadn’t arrived yet...but their silverware is unused and shoved all over the place and the napkins are still folded.

Jinger. If you want to look like you have ever baked before, you have to do more than put on an apron. Roll up your sleeves and I sincerely hope you washed your hands. Finally, that’s a shit-ton of flour on that freebie rental granite counter. If you need that much flour your dough is too wet. You really haven’t done this much, have you...so why even pretend?

And change your clothes so that all your kitchen baking/cooking shots look like they were on different days and not a years worth job lot photo shoot 

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Note to Vuolos: Competition is stiff. 

Read this in an article this morning -- 'According to a study conducted by the market research company Morning Consult, “86 percent of people aged 13 to 38 would like to become a social media influencer."...

'My 3-year-old niece helped my wife put icing on some cupcakes, and when they finished, she showed them to me and said, “If you want to see more, subscribe to my page.” She doesn’t have a page.' 😲

 But my guess is that if the 3-year-old niece gets a page, Jer won't be able to compete with her. 

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1 hour ago, Churchhoney said:

Note to Vuolos: Competition is stiff. 

Read this in an article this morning -- 'According to a study conducted by the market research company Morning Consult, “86 percent of people aged 13 to 38 would like to become a social media influencer."...

'My 3-year-old niece helped my wife put icing on some cupcakes, and when they finished, she showed them to me and said, “If you want to see more, subscribe to my page.” She doesn’t have a page.' 😲

 But my guess is that if the 3-year-old niece gets a page, Jer won't be able to compete with her. 

Those numbers are shocking...and yet not.  Social media is eating our society.  People don't live their lives, they perform for an audience.  Who is the audience when everyone is a Star?

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2 hours ago, Churchhoney said:

Read this in an article this morning -- 'According to a study conducted by the market research company Morning Consult, “86 percent of people aged 13 to 38 would like to become a social media influencer."...

Young people want to be famous. Not shocked. Jingle's actually beat out most everyone her age age already. I ironically, she inherited her fame. Her parents did all the work to get her famous - mostly in the bedroom (ew).

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2 hours ago, Churchhoney said:

Note to Vuolos: Competition is stiff. 

Read this in an article this morning -- 'According to a study conducted by the market research company Morning Consult, “86 percent of people aged 13 to 38 would like to become a social media influencer."...

'My 3-year-old niece helped my wife put icing on some cupcakes, and when they finished, she showed them to me and said, “If you want to see more, subscribe to my page.” She doesn’t have a page.' 😲

 But my guess is that if the 3-year-old niece gets a page, Jer won't be able to compete with her. 

25 minutes ago, DangerousMinds said:

That is truly a sad commentary on the state of this country right now. 86%???

I am curious by that study, because i know someone famous once said,"there are lies, damned lies, and statistics."  The study size is very small only 2000 people.  Also, the 86% figure is about being willing to post sponsored content for money.  After looking at the survey results, this was done for brands thinking about using influencers to sell their product.  Or the research found the only 2000 Millennials and Gen Zers who do not follow "influencers" for the snark factor.  

I found the survey results by clicking a link through this article--https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/08/study-young-people-want-to-be-paid-influencers.html

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On 12/11/2019 at 8:12 AM, DangerousMinds said:

That would mean she would actually have to do the work of baking, instead of simply posing.

Nah, she will buy some Lofthouse cookies at Von's, slap them in a box and put her name on them.  Work shmerk.

22 hours ago, galaxychaser said:

Trader Joe’s sells jingle jangle lol. I don’t know what it is but I thought of Jinger Duggar.

Um it is AWESOME!  Its bits of this and that covered in chocolate.  Can't go wrong.

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25 minutes ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

I am curious by that study, because i know someone famous once said,"there are lies, damned lies, and statistics."  The study size is very small only 2000 people.  Also, the 86% figure is about being willing to post sponsored content for money.  After looking at the survey results, this was done for brands thinking about using influencers to sell their product.  Or the research found the only 2000 Millennials and Gen Zers who do not follow "influencers" for the snark factor.  

I found the survey results by clicking a link through this article--https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/08/study-young-people-want-to-be-paid-influencers.html

Could be, certainly.

I'm not sure that a lot of people who say they follow influencers just to snark don't actually secretly want to be influencers anyway, though! 

2000 doesn't sound like a small sample size to me, but I didn't actually look at the study, so I'm probably misunderstanding. (Okay, I looked at the study now -- over 2000 interviews looks quite solid to me, giving about a 3 to 4 percent margin of error I think, so we'll just have to disagree about the adequacy of the sample size.)

In any case, though, I still think Jer and Jingle will have a run for their money with those 3-year-olds!

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I haven't looked at the study but I'm guessing that any job that looks easy and folks think it pays a lot, is a desirable dream. Many young folks want to be actors, musicians and athletes, because it looks fun and easy with a lot of pay. For an adult in a low paying 9 - 5 job, I'm guessing taking and posting pictures of themselves travelling, eating and getting free products seems like a dream job.

Although I think fame might be part of the appeal, I don't think it's the primary one.

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1 hour ago, GeeGolly said:

I haven't looked at the study but I'm guessing that any job that looks easy and folks think it pays a lot, is a desirable dream. Many young folks want to be actors, musicians and athletes, because it looks fun and easy with a lot of pay. For an adult in a low paying 9 - 5 job, I'm guessing taking and posting pictures of themselves travelling, eating and getting free products seems like a dream job.

Although I think fame might be part of the appeal, I don't think it's the primary one.

The dream job, perhaps..... I think it may look that way to Jer and Jingle, too, actually. 

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1 minute ago, Churchhoney said:

The dream job, perhaps..... I think it may look that way to Jer and Jingle, too, actually. 

I agree, especially with Jeremy. Although JB has made his TLC money grow with investments, Jinger has never really had an example of a hard worker in her life. From the time she was a teen her lifestyle has been pretty easy. And who knows, she might actually believe that God is rewarding the Duggars with wealth due to their beliefs. 

Jeremy, I'm guessing knows that most jobs require effort and dedication. With him taking on the traditional responsibility (so far only in his mind) as the bread winner, he probably sees Influencing as a pretty good gig.

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On 12/9/2019 at 11:10 PM, Lunera said:

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She has flour all over her sleeves.

During our home cooked from scratch after dinner conversation tonight,  I mentioned to my husband that for the last few days, I had been wondering what more there was to come ...... mostly involving the pizza cutter.  So...... 

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1) She looks deranged. And a little desperate.

2) The rolls bear a remarkable resemblance to what I clean up in the yard after my 76# dog.

3) They’re also overdone. As is her whole shtick.

As for Prop & Company photos, yet again...yawn.

Whatever, Mary Lou.

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I feel like I need to fall down the Bon Appetit Test Kitchen rabbit hole to cleanse myself from that nonsense. JinJer are so thirsty. Also, Jana posted the same recipe on her social media.

It feels like Jinger and Jeremy are throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks.

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Well, what do you know?  Datty with his mouth CLOSED!

12 hours ago, OpieTaylor said:

Her name looks like finger 😁

Mr. Tall Man?  LOL

12 hours ago, Oldernowiser said:

1) She looks deranged. And a little desperate.

2) The rolls bear a remarkable resemblance to what I clean up in the yard after my 76# dog.

3) They’re also overdone. As is her whole shtick.

As for Prop & Company photos, yet again...yawn.

Whatever, Mary Lou.

Number 2 is my favorite.  They really do look like that.  

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9 minutes ago, xwordfanatik said:

Blazer pic does look like Jin's pregnant.  Is it wrong of me to hope it's another girl?  Datty  seems the type to feel like girl children are an affront to his macho-ness.

Actually, my take is that he’d love his family to be all admiring little girls, so I’m hoping for a boy Sam-equivalent who has Datty’s number by six months and an eyeroll perfected by seven months who thinks sports are stupid and wants to study quantum physics.

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