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| Jen hasn’t looked this happy since 12/14/2023 - Launchmas Eve.
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| QUOTE (Yetta @ 1/2/2024, 23:17) My sister-in-law and I have went to high tea on a few cruises. It was lovely. I can't imagine going by myself.
What Jen went to wasn’t even high tea. It was basically afternoon tea, although with the inclusion of “champagne” it’s sometimes called Royal tea (I don’t know if that’s just a regional thing). I also feel like it was a little mishmash of cream tea because of the clotted cream and lemon curd.
I’m not British so definitely not an expert.
I love going to tea. I do not mind eating in a restaurant alone - but I would never go to tea alone.
I don’t have a problem with her bringing a book. It’s the same as bringing one to a restaurant lunch/dinner IMO. |
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| I’m guessing birthday spa day - massage, facial, pedicure {shudder}, food, alcohol, tasty treats. Recovering hard from the extra 15 days she had her kids.
QUOTE (Meow2 @ 29/1/2024, 17:30) she dedicated a whole day to self care that she vlogged? did she get a haircut? get her eyebrows done? get a facial? manicure? shop for a new wardrobe? |
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| QUOTE (ColdOne @ 15/1/2024, 00:44) It was BROWN and her new house is GREY and BLACK. To the dump, coffee table!
She could have painted it gray, like the bookcases she kept. But Wayfair was calling her name I guess! |
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| Paula googled the phrase and the first thing that comes up when you do is the Cambridge dictionary definition which is word for word what she posted about keeping a business going even if it’s not making progress.
Paula had no clue but was just looking for a way to defend Jen.
And Paula misses the point (surprise) ~ it’s really all the same because her statement is implying that she needs that Patreon money to continue to operate her business. Since she’s not going to be traveling and the travel is her YouTube content, you can argue she actually needs less money now to “keep the lights on” since her expenses are down.
Patreon content is all her ‘organization’ stuff, Q&A’s and other content that doesn’t cost her much, if anything, to produce.
QUOTE (JenuinelyUnorganized @ 4/1/2024, 14:49) Paula is now an expert on what words and saying mean? (Sorry, to me keeping the lights on means I need money to pay my bills.) Strange how she referenced performing essential duties even if not making progress. Yes Paula, you are correct, she is not making any progress. She always acts poor, she is scamming people, and you, Paula, seem to enjoy it. |
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| Tens has gone out of her way to lock down her social media and keep the kids off the school social media (where they were regularly shown until she married Don). If they are dealing with a very serious health issue in the household, which I believe they are based on everything in Jen’s past 3-4 videos) then she has her hands full with focusing on her husband and her 3 children. She doesn’t need to set the record straight on all the “Don was abducted by aliens and is having a baby in Bora Bora” theories.
Too bad Jen is so thirsty for attention that she is making someone else’s serious personal challenges all about her and stirring up a storm. All she had to say is, plans have changed and I’m not going to be traveling this winter. The kids and I are fine though. Then go about making her crappy office reorganization videos. The End. But that won’t get the narc her supply, so here we are. |
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| | The new company almost never wants old leadership beyond the transition period where they need them to get their own team up to speed. It creates all kinds of issues. First among them is divided loyalty. New leadership often wants to do things in a different way and rank and file employees may look to old leadership person for guidance instead. People are paid well for the non-compete time and they are increasingly limited in most states. 2 years used to be very common. Now it’s generally no more the 6 -12 months. In his case I would think 12 months. It’s a good opportunity for the person to relax, regroup and plan their next venture. |
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| QUOTE (DookiesGlasses @ 30/12/2023, 15:51) It is common
My relative sold his company and had to stay there one year
It was in his contract of the sale
He also could not start up a similar company for X # of years after he left
Exactly. He likely has a non-compete which is why he isn’t actively working. He was likely prepping for his next business or venture. |
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| If the grandparents came to bring gifts on Saturday 12/23, it had to be the Rosses. Jen & kids spent Christmas Eve at the Boyles’ and those same grandparents were at Jen’s house on Christmas day for “fancy” pizza, she said. So they would not pay a visit on 12/23 to bring the kids presents.
Also, Jen tends to refer to her parents as “my folks” or whatever. “The Grandparents” seems to be used when she’s referring to the Rosses (either just the Rosses or when she has all 4 grandparents over seasonally/quarterly). She has no connection to the Rosses since the Mass Exodus except as her children’s grandparents so that’s how she’s taken to referring to them.
QUOTE (ColdOne @ 30/12/2023, 15:32) She said "the grandparents" came over, and didn't specify which side. She probably called her dad to come help when she was losing her shit over the sump pump. She wouldn't want the Rosses to see her living in a shanty like that 
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| Jen would get a payout of the rest of her alimony and child support due through a life insurance policy Don would have been required to take as part of the divorce. Included in that policy would be money to cover all his obligations under the divorce, which likely include college in addition to child support and alimony; as well as cost of health insurance for the kids and anything else he was responsible to pay for under the agreement.
Most likely the life insurance would be paid into a trust and whoever the trustee is (would never be Jen) makes the payments as they come due - not a lump sum to Jen).
That’s just the life insurance to cover divorce. In all likelihood his assets would go into a trust for wife and perhaps all 5 kids (they don’t need to share equally - he can specify what they get). Again, Jen would almost certainly never be in charge of the kids’ money from life insurance or a trust of his assets.
QUOTE (Oatley @ 28/12/2023, 23:17) QUOTE (JustAverageJane @ 28/12/2023, 23:14) I think she already got a huge lump sum when they divorced. I don't think she would get squat if he dies. nope Jen won't get anything. Tens will. But the kids will get which will be out in trust and Jen would be their guardian, so she can take out money from trust for their upbringing/education. |
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| Jill is 78 and Gravy is 79.
Suzanne and Keith are about 10 years younger.
QUOTE (Spork Meltdown @ 13/12/2023, 00:33) QUOTE (Agressive Brusher @ 12/13/2023, 12:27 AM) Off topic a little, but how old are Jill and Gravy? My dad will be 83 in January and I just found out he has to have open heart surgery very soon. He and my mom are extremely healthy and we always joke about them outliving all of us. I am hosting Christmas, right after hosting Thanksgiving. Do I mind? Hell, no. Do I hope they will even be able to come? YES! No fraughtness here. Not one bit. Is my house big enough to have twelve people for dinner? Nope, but we’ll make it work because that’s what we do. My sister is in ill health as well, and she has six dogs, so going there is out. My brother is a confirmed bachelor and has zero hosting experience. So, as the oldest, I will “soldier on “. Thank you for attending my TED talk. Someone posted a few weeks ago but I don't remember exactly but I think it was like 82 & 85. |
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| Acquired the children from school.
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