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The Duggalos: Jinger and the Holy Goalie

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GeeGolly
GeeGolly

My push presents after having my kids were my kids. 

Spencer Hastings
Spencer Hastings

Tough crowd!  She's wearing modern shoes with closed toes, pants, and a shirt that literally calls back to her family's ridiculous rules and there are still 35 things wrong with what she's doing. 

Churchhoney
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That's okay. He's forgotten it a few times himself. 

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6 minutes ago, dargosmydaddy said:

Did she gnaw through the rind?! I think the lesson you're supposed to learn there is that you should peel and section the orange for your child, Jeremy, instead of writing a Tide commercial...

I thought the same thing, it looks like she bit into it like an apple.  I don't think orange peels are meant to be consumed, Jeremy, you idiot.

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Churchhoney

Churchhoney

I kinda doubt she ate any of the rind or even bit through it, though....They're pretty bitter and most kids aren't wild about that taste, as far as I know. (adults usually aren't either!)

So maybe he ripped the top of the rind off and then handed it to her? If so, she's got no choice but to eat it the way she's eating it because she'd have a hard time finishing the peeling operation herself... She hasn't got the fingers and fingernails for it. 

Just hoping that's not an orange that's easy to break into sections, because if it is it's all a big waste....

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7 hours ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

You are right.  The only people who can ignore their followers are the Kardashian-Jenner clan.  Everyone else has to give the illusion of connection.  Jeremy and Jinger need to have a roster of responses so they look like they care.  Their followers see these comments and replies, and then feel like someone is listening and leave their own comment.  Then the number of comments and likes increases, and maybe the number of followers as well.  Right now, people are sitting at home wanting connection.  Give it to them and they will respond.  That response will generate the money.  One person killing it on Instagram during this pandemic is the actor Leslie Jordan.  He has been posting hilarious videos throughout the pandemic.  He has over 4 million followers and his latest video has been seen by a million of them.  Getting the attention of 1/4 of your followers is some amazing stats.  It can be done if you actually have content.

That would require some sort of talent and/or imagination. Jeremy was a soccer player at one point. Jinger plays piano. I'm not sure what other talents they have beyond just being downright embarrassing. 

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Nysha

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They don't seem to understand that they can't just declare themselves influencers and the world will go along. It might look easy, but it's a lot of work. First, they have to figure out who they are, who their audience is, and what their hook/story is. They seem to think if they just throw enough crap at the wall something will stick, but all these breakout attempts do is highlight just how incredibly boring, lazy, and unimaginative these two are.

If they were really honest with their audience they could have had a great story line in Jeremy gets his master's degree while Jessa transitions from small town girl to urban woman. But neither of them are willing to show people who they really are, it's all make-believe perfect life with a few make-believe problems so they stay relatable. It's easy to see through their BS because neither of them are believable actors. 

*Sigh* I just want to take these Duggar adult kids and knock some sense into them. They can get what they want, they just have to WORK for it.

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Zella

Zella

1 minute ago, GeeGolly said:

Even if Jinger is telling the truth, what kind of person makes a business agreement without "reviewing" it first?

Yes, the minions in the comments seem to be claiming Jinger's only problem was she didn't review all the accounts she wanted people to sign up for. They seem to think this acquits Jinger, but that's a horrible business practice and also ignores the fact that she was not disclosing it was sponsored after all. I did see some people pointing out that Jinger should have taken the time to have posted an apology and an explanation as a post rather than a comment, but that's being ignored. It's not good optics for budding grifters influencers. 

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GeeGolly

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8 minutes ago, Zella said:

Yes, the minions in the comments seem to be claiming Jinger's only problem was she didn't review all the accounts she wanted people to sign up for. They seem to think this acquits Jinger, but that's a horrible business practice and also ignores the fact that she was not disclosing it was sponsored after all. I did see some people pointing out that Jinger should have taken the time to have posted an apology and an explanation as a post rather than a comment, but that's being ignored. It's not good optics for budding grifters influencers. 

I was going to ask if she explained why the post was gone. I guess she did - sort of.

I agree, the minute the post came down, an explanation should have gone up.

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Churchhoney

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16 minutes ago, Sew Sumi said:

Jinger's response is unsatisfactory. I've never heard of IG posts going "live" as in automatically posted to her page. I believe that they knew exactly what they were doing; they're just upset that they got caught. 

Plus, she made the video. That was her talking. And she wasn't following any script. She was talking entirely as herself. And it was the video that really couched the post in a pack of pretty lies. Total lies. 

They did know exactly what they were doing. 

They may have not allowed themselves to think that it could be unethical or that their omission of facts amounted to lies that would absolutely mislead their followers (to whom they're so grateful, Jinge said in the video).

But pretending to yourself that you're behaving ethically when you're perfectly capable of understanding that you're not is no excuse. Especially when you're tooting about your godliness all over place. 

It just never ever occurred to them that they'd get called out on it and forced to look at what they were actually doing. And now they're telling more lies to try to avoid the realization. All this wriggling to try to get off the hook is also not a good look. 

 

 

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Bullshit! She knew exactly who she got involved with and it was really tacky that her management thought it was a good idea to do shady shit.

Not only did she post a video explaining the rules, she even made a separate page where she posted additional videos telling people to comment on the 46 accounts for an extra entry. There was one post telling people not to mention her name on these accounts. I believe Instagram suspends your account for a while if you try to follow too many accounts at once or if you comment on too many accounts, so she even had a post telling people to wait a few hours and try again later. How do do all that work and still say they didn't closely review the post. 

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emma675

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The post wasn't up long enough for me to figure out what it was, but it doesn't sound good. Even the most savvy influencer, who has an agent and people who vet opportunities for them, should still read the post that's going up on their account. That's your brand, your online face, so it reflects back on you when it's screwed up. They aren't even amateurs at this, they are just lazy and entitled. 

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BigBingerBro

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Anything that's forced and not organic is sketchy to me.  They should fire their handlers if this is what they are pushing them to do.  I would think that a legit influencing advisor would help them shape their online presence in a more natural way.  Why the big need to "give back"?  I could think of dozens of ways to do that without resorting to cheap gimmicks.

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GeeGolly

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An article popped up on my newsfeed about influencers doing what is called "looping". I guess a bunch of influencers get together, independently or through an agent, and pool resources to award a prize. The article say some influencers don't give a shit and go along with whatever, where others carefully vet each other, before coming together to make a deal. One was quoted as saying its a win-win, someone gets a prize and the influencers get more followers. Many are offering Peloton bikes right now.

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lookeyloo

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18 hours ago, VioletWitch said:
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/can-you-eat-orange-peels#tips
 
I guess if they are organic, small amounts are okay.  We do eat orange rind in things, but given she is a toddler, would limit.  Kids have crazy tastes.  One friend of my boys loved lemons, peel and all.  It was like a party trick when he was a little boy.

 

 

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questionfear

questionfear

18 hours ago, doodlebug said:

I thought the same thing, it looks like she bit into it like an apple.  I don't think orange peels are meant to be consumed, Jeremy, you idiot.

You can eat orange peels. When I was a little older than Felicity, I used to love eating orange slices with the peels. My dad would wash the orange well, slice it up and split it with me, and I'd eat my portion peels and all. I still love citrus peels. Sometimes if I have extra oranges around, I'll slice them with peels in rounds and dehydrate them. Dehydrated orange peel is extra delicious. And yes, I'm a weirdo. I will also eat lemon and lime slices straight up. At least I won't get scurvy...

It's still weird as hell to eat an orange like an apple though. 

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AryasMum

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On 5/14/2020 at 7:32 PM, leighdear said:

My son's favorite food from the age of about 6 was Alaskan King Crab legs.  Made the mistake of introducing him to them at a Red Lobster and was on the hook until he went to college.  Thankfully he can afford them himself these days.  Never thought of a kid being pretentious for liking seafood, 

But let’s remember, the Duggars we’re living in poverty for the majority of Jinger’s childhood.  They survived on cream of crap soup, tater tot casserole, and charity love offerings.  The closest they probably ever got to shrimp cocktail was a generic box of breaded fish sticks. 

On 5/17/2020 at 7:28 PM, GeeGolly said:

OMG. His response is horrible.

I think we give Babe too much credit by assuming he even read it. He glanced, didn’t see his or Jinger’s name, then gave a generic response, which happened to be inappropriate. He truly does not care.  I pity the person who posted and assumed that Babe gave two shits. 

15 hours ago, galaxychaser said:

The no faces creeps me out. Where is his pocket square and a sweet friend taking pictures of them strolling aimlessly? Also neither is holding a beverage!

 

Even with no faces, you can still tell that Jinger is gazing up adoringly, while Babe is pontificating on some subject that Jinger will have no idea that he may be pulling out of his ass, while he gestures self-importantly. 

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Zella

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1 hour ago, AryasMum said:

But let’s remember, the Duggars we’re living in poverty for the majority of Jinger’s childhood.  They survived on cream of crap soup, tater tot casserole, and charity love offerings.  The closest they probably ever got to shrimp cocktail was a generic box of breaded fish sticks. 

It was Jeremy's childhood favorite food, not Jinger's though. He seems to come from a fairly well-off middle-class background, so I don't doubt that he ate shrimp cocktail and seafood somewhat routinely as a child. 

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AryasMum

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1 minute ago, Zella said:

It was Jeremy's childhood favorite food, not Jinger's though. He seems to come from a fairly well-off middle-class background, so I don't doubt that he ate shrimp cocktail and seafood somewhat routinely as a child. 

Ah, I missed that part. I’m sure he wiped his mouth with a silk napkin. 

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