All so unappealing. It looks like a first attempt at Thanksgiving dinner prepared with drunken roommates. Someone always brings the Pillsbury crescent rolls. The Jello mold with pastel mini marshmallows and canned fruit cocktail must be off camera.

That turkey looks so dry it would make better kindling than a meal. And aren’t these people supposedly wealthy? Those serving dishes are sad. I can’t believe she was excited to share this pathetic dinner. 🫣

😂

The White Dinner. 🍽️

👆 This!!

😁 Funny now, but I fear the day they are too perfect to identify AI from the flaws. My decades of Photoshop editing experience are now obsolete.

When your valid ID isn’t even accepted, what are we left with? I hope she sues for unlawful detainment and wins. Redmond is heavily populated with Microsoft engineers originally from Asia. I imagine they’re feeling very anxious right now if valid IDs aren’t enough to prove their rights to be here.

The entire back of her chair with the jacket over it disappears.

I say this every chance I get… we love our heat pump! We have a Daikin and it’s a workhorse. No problems ever. Heats us through cold & snowy winters and cools us in hot and steamy summers. Lower energy bills because it’s so efficient. As an avid cook, also love our induction stove/convection range!

I bet. I haven’t been on Pinterest in a long time.

🤭 It’s kind of fun to look for all the AI errors, like Bush’s chest tat and Obama’s fingers. Reminds me of the sketch art puzzles where you had to find the mistakes… stairs to nowhere, a lampshade hat, a missing ear…

Crunchbase and Pitchbook are excellent business intelligence research tools. You can even learn how they’re funded. They’re subscription services, but you can get a lot of great info for free until they start hiding stuff and demand you sign up for a free trial or subscribe.

Ok Julie. I suggest that you try scrolling past opinions you don’t agree with and save yourself the energy you’ve spent arguing with me. My point has gone entirely over your head and I’m done trying to explain it to you. We disagree. Period. Carry on.

Good grief. I’m not mad. All I stated was it was a bad look using a child as a family joke prop on stage and risking embarrassing them in front of (potentially millions of) viewers. Just say you love and value your 3 beautiful daughters and let them feel good on your big day too.

Enjoy your day.

I can’t tell if we agree or not. Yes, families have inside jokes. But if the family joke is that a kid is messy, lazy, a poor student, friendless, etc it’s unkind and in poor taste to share that family joke with an audience, especially on live national tv and risk humiliating their child publicly.

Working mom here… No mom should use her kid as a backstop for a joke in front of an audience and risk embarrassing their child in public, especially her daughter, if that was actually her point. Kids shouldn’t be props for parents’ adult jokes. How do you not see that?

Happy birthday Sierra!

“This are…” 😏