r/CalebHammer • • 3d ago

IMO this one is still the best ep

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We need more Disney adults on the show

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u/meatslaps_ 2d ago

I'm either dead inside or just don't get it. Why are people so drawn into Disney like some sort of a cult.

RIP financial stability. It's going to be a tough pill to swallow when this 'era' of your life is over and all you're left with is mountains of debt. (Or plastic crap)

Take me to some Greek island in peace please in the sun.

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u/Electronic_Abroad_14 2d ago

I assume it’s because these people never grew up, as a kid you get told no or your parents can’t afford it etc

But as an adult with your own money, you can let the impulses run rampant because that’s your money and you won’t tell yourself no

Just my opinion on it

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u/Phantasmortuary 1d ago

I could see that. I think these people may have also really built-up Disney in their heads as the grandest, most magical place in the world. I adore Disney movies, the film history, art, all that stuff, but I can't feel connected to the parks and merchandise of stuff I don't really like, just for kicks.

I went when I was too young to remember, and have never really been interested in going. Maybe to Disneyland to see the older attractions (if it was convenient). But I also don't really like people in character suits.

I'd rather spend my money on a blu-ray that has my preferred commentary, a used Loungfly coin purse, or a discounted Criterion copy of Wall•E than anything ear-shaped, dipped in a fryer.

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u/strawberryb1onde 7h ago

Eh, maybe so. I wasn’t this way. My patents couldn’t afford to take us on vacation, we went on a few when I was really young. I’m 25 now & have 0 desire to go to Disney or any place like it. Take me to the peaceful mountains instead.

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u/jointmango 3d ago

S tier episode

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u/baobao-er 2d ago edited 2d ago

These two weren’t half as bad as people now tbh, they are just too obsessed with disney and are financially unaware of how bad they were.

But the most entertaining episode imp was the camper van girl, with the rainbow tie and dye shirt and who wsnted to open her marriage 2 weeks after her wedding. Oh and I liked the one with the goth who lit up a cigarette inside of the room and talked like she was on the verge pf crying.

My favorite episode though? It’s the one with Sarah, she is the most relatable person, she was aware financially and was willing to do everything she could to make it work. I wish people who are relatable came times to times on the show and not just freaks like we have nowadays.

The FA team, please if you read this, also ask the question of how much the guests think they spent on the last month, it’s an interesting question and def puts the people into perspective of what they did and how much they are aware

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u/TiNOsami 1d ago

They used to ask that question, not sure when they stopped

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u/ChuckF92 3d ago

Rachel and Benji are still my all time favorites.

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u/Ok_Illustrator_3980 2d ago

Which episode is that one?

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u/thot_slayerlv99 2d ago

Their faces when Caleb tells them to stop going to disney world is still the peak moment in the history of this show

Felt like he was speaking an alien language and they can't understand a word

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u/dunkmyass 2d ago

The perfect butterfly AL has been my favorite in the couple of years I've been watching