@kylajames this is 100% my mom. She is not an influencer but she does this And has done this since I was a young child. She is a multimillionaire (something I wish I was!) She doesn’t have any Stanley’s but she does have a customer fridge and crazy organizers for everything. Something I learned is that if it doesn’t fit in her nice perfect fridge then it goes outside to one of the garages. The garage fridge is where everything gets piled into. It’s where all the leftovers go and it’s where most of her friends go to grab things because it’s easier than messing up her perfect fridge. She also is the kind of person to have every bathroom (there’s 4 or 5) stocked up completely. Every bathroom has all of that stuff for every guest who stays over. It allows friends and family to travel with less things when going to her house because most of us think it is a lot to travel to her. Her goal is to minimize any reason for us not to visit. Hope that helps !!
After so many videos I watched about Stanley cups…… the children getting bullied because they didn’t have one, grown people acting fools trying to buy them. I can’t even like a short video when it shows a Stanley and its accessories. 😮
@@samaratinsley9112 if packing toiletries is a reason not to visit your family members, maybe the family needs to talk..? It's more eco friendly to just take your own toiletries.
Except the bag that the Stanley brand themselves made actually, I liked that. But I'm biased because I have my own that are used for fairly standard size small water bottles, for when I'm going out and want to bring my water but don't need a whole bag
See i can see the appeal of having it for a regular water bottle on a walk. For me the stanley just doesnt make sense because its already SO heavy, and it leaks so if you had it full and used the strap out for a walk it would be bouncing around and spilling everywhere. But having a water bottle strap so you can bring it on a hike or whatever with just say your id and some cash/debit card, maybe a granola bar or something makes sense.
LOL right? Like I’m kind of scared, have I been indoctrinated?! 🤣 Honestly when I got mine it was pretty much the only one I could find that had a straw, a handle, could fit a ton of water and fit in a cup holder. Now there are sooo many dupes!
I only have one because I loved the color and had a gift card for Amazon lol definitely enjoy that it fits my car drink holder. And it's my only cup now
I got one as a gift and I love it for around the house but taking it to work or anywhere is awful because it leaks. You can get add ons to make it not leak but it’s already so expensive! Why have to buy MORE to make it work properly??
I think the only time I've seen a "restock" video I was 100% not confused by was people who foster kids and leave a bunch of actual personal care stuff because they know the kids don't get them often. The rest of them, just seem to give me the ick. I genuinely just don't want the products in my life by the time they're done.
See THAT makes sense! And in that case it makes sense to have individually packaged things so they can stock up a bit and take things with them when they leave. That’s a beautiful way to do something like this! Otherwise, having that much stuff just for the sake of having it is over the top
Yep- I used to do international mission trips with a local charity, and I would gather unopened hotel toiletries that people don’t want/often leave unused in hotels (and many housekeeping staffers have to toss after each guest). I would collect them all year from friends, esp those who travel for business. I had a little “restocking” looking shelf in my closet just for these, and I’d an organize them by type. In Nicaragua and Brazil, we would set up a little free “shop” at a community location where folks could come and choose toiletries, flip flops/water shoes, t-shirts/tanks, and eyeglasses (the reader kind- I collected these new all year as well). Most exciting time was once when I was working the little shop a small earthquake hit- common for locals but wild for me! Anyway, the organization had a real practical purpose… but I do admit I enjoyed organizing it all and seeing all the different style of toiletries from resorts/hotels I’ll probably never go! I enjoyed organizing and setting up the little shops as well. I loved how happy everyone was leaving with a bag of goodies and knowing many of the toiletries would’ve been trashed and never enjoyed otherwise, too.
One of the biggest things outside of what’s already been mentioned that bothers me about guest bathroom restocks is almost every single one stocks highly fragranced products that I wouldn’t be able to use or have fragrances I don’t like using.
@@sevenember3332I get the restock videos are unrealistic but getting annoyed by them because it’s products you couldn’t use or don’t like the scent of is weird lol. You’re not going to be a guest at their home anyway! Are they supposed to ask every guest that’s going to come over what they like specifically and change it out per each guest? That’s such a silly thing to nit pick here😂
What really gets me about the bathroom restocks is that the drawers and containers they show are ALWAYS brand new and pristine. Sure, she vacuums and wipes down as if there was stuff there before but the drawers look just assembled. The boxes they put everything in look like they JUST peeled the stickers off and there's never ANYTHING else inside them. There's never a few tide pods in the jar that haven't been used yet. It's always crystal clear and completely empty.
Yes. "Restocking" the guest bathroom? Did she have 100 people there over the weekend? Where did all the pristine empty containers come from? How many guests does she have and why do they bring nothing with them? So many questions.
I've watched a lot of videos on this topic and 99% of them ARE staged. I've seen people reuse their videos from a year prior and just use different captions like it's a new video. You can also tell that even the "clean my ___ woth me" have staged crumbs or trash that is obviously not realistic in even how the stuff would build up. All of these products are just props for content creation.
Restocking fridge with fruits and greens in open trays - HELL NO! It's gonna stink in an hour and cut greens are gonna get sluggish and gross even faster. At least put them in sealed containers, jeez!
Yeah I know what you mean I cut up a bunch of brocoli,cucumbers,coliflower,carrots and celery and put them in a tray with dip in the middle so I can snack on whenever I’m hungry and ohh Jeeezzz.After about 2 days the brocoli stank up my whole fridge like something died in there.
Calling it hyper consumption at this point is an understatement. These people are merchants running a store inside their homes and the companies and stores are just their wholesale Warehouses/ suppliers. Like, yall liked the store so much you made the store at home!!! Imagine being rich or in debt to cosplay a CVS stocker. Help me.
I'm from Central Europe and have never in my life seen anyone walking around with a Stanley, let alone with a tray of snacks or a little backpack attached to one, and I feel like my life is somehow incomplete without having had this experience 😂
As an American I've never seen someone in public using the snack tray or little pouch attachment, only the cup. Thankfully I think the snack trays and such are just for social media 😅
I'm from Finland and I saw a few 12-year-olds with Stanleys a few weeks ago!! were definitely just the cups and also the kids just had an overall "trendy" appearance, but yeah. the one and only time I've seen Stanleys in the wild.
Austrian here, I recently saw Stanley-style cups being sold in a specialist outdoor store, but I never saw anyone actually use one, not even American tourists ^^
"only taking my tumbler to go on a walk" baby boo where are you WALKING? The length of the Nile? Please explain why you would ever need all that on A WALK 😭
I feel like every generation now is going to go through this because of how much social media prioritizes overconsumption. I still remember the heydey of beauty influencers with entire ROOMS dedicated to makeup, and the slow unravelling as they all pared down because it got so fucking crazy. The resulting 'clean out my makeup collection' videos were absolutely insane. We just do not need any of this stuff. The stanley craze in particular is wild because it's so heavy to carry and people are still putting shit on top of it. Like...hate to tell you babes but a solution already exists and it's called a PURSE.
Oh I used to LOVE those “makeup collection” videos back in the day. The ikea alex drawers still haunt me 🤣 but 100%, I think we’re seeing that now again with the trend on TikTok of “underconsumption core” where people show having just one of something and using it up before getting another!
This isn’t new. My mom was a depression child. She always kept our linen closets and bathrooms stocked. She was ahead of her time. She had 4 children she knew what it was like to go without she was making damn sure we didn’t so I get it
Fr, i watched a documentary on make up in UK years ago that said average money spent on makeup per year was £2000, and thats average, i calculated spend £20 max and evensome of my stuff has expired before full use, so i just cant understand it.
@@myra0224 everyone has their favorite deodorant. However, there has been a time or 3 in my life that I have forgot my deodorant when packing to visit a friend. Thankfully, every single time, they've always had an extra to use on hand. Bc it's better than going for days stinking to high heaven.
That olive container is for things that you store with its liquid. The idea is that you can place it in the fridge/pantry in such a way that the product is in the liquid. Then when you want to grab the product, you hold it so that the liquid drains to the other side, allowing you to grab the product without having it roll around in the liquid. I know someone that uses a container like this for her pickles. She loves pickles so much, that she doesn't consider dinner good if she didn't have pickles. She has always had trouble getting the pickles out of the jar without the juice going everywhere, so this is a good solution for her.
@@senil1659 I know, I always use a fork. She has some issues with her hands, so using a fork is harder for her. I see these kind of items as something that is useless to non-disabled people, but could be useful when you are disabled.
@@TheTwin12321 As someone who's not only got arthritis in her hands far too young (thanks immune system!) but is also autistic and can't STAND having wet fingies, of all the fridge organization stuff I'll admit I also have one of the olive/pickle jars and it's a game changer. That, the egg bin (a small, compact one that's safer to stack than the cardboard ones I feel) and a lazy Susan rotator are the only organization items my fridge has, and all it really needs.
@@terrawrites1900 I need to get one of those jar things for my icebox. I hate having wet hands and I don't want the juice dripping on the counter, and also the normal jars have such a narrow opening I struggle getting into them and getting stuff out again.
I just let my guests use my products if they forgot something like shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc. but my guests are usually my sister or my mom so I don’t mind sharing. For the tooth brush, I usually have one or two extras unopened under the cabinet for when it’s time to switch mine out anyway.
I keep a couple spare toothbrushes and an extra contact lens case and solution, because those are things it really sucks to forget and not have. For everything else, they can borrow mine or they’re on their own!
ima be honest, the beverage fridge doesn't seem unrealistic to me. growing up i knew lots of people(surburbanites) who had a second fridge in their garage, and it usually was dedicated to drinks and small snacks. yknow, stuff the kids or dad could just grab while they were outside? or it was dedicated to their curing projects, like kimchi or dry aged beef. so, it's not ~unrealistic~ exactly, it's just a sign that you are DEFINITELY middle class or higher.
i feel like people bath the guest bathroom restock videos bc they would get more flak for buying all that shit for themselves, but it comes off as considerate, caring or even altruistic to buy things meant for others. i know that another draw is that people are drawn to tiny products, myself included. i think this gives people an excuse to buy the cute tiny products without feeling bad or being criticized as much.
Didn't consider this perspective and that's honestly so gross! My thing is, most guests who visit might use period products, soap and maybe some hand cream but other than that, everything else a normal person would bring. It's like visiting a hotel. Sure we'd take home the mini shampoo and conditioner but most people still pack their own cause of preference. It's essentially a single use item PER guest and while it makes sense for hotels(who have high turn over rates), whose house are you staying by where you won't bring your own toothbrush, deodorant etc?
Maybe I live under a rock but I seriously doubt anyone is actually taking their Stanley cup out in public with all that stuff attached to it. Has anyone actually see this out in the wild? I don’t believe it
Hopefully the idea is that you will buy a couple of these add-ons and switch them out depending on what you need that day. ?? I sure hope that no one is actually going out with all that junk hanging off their water bottle.
ngl that first video with the cup got me good, I was cracking up at how ridiculous it looked by the end. I can see the appeal, but yeah when people are going that far with it there is obviously a sense of "they are trying way too hard to show off they are 'put together' and better than me"
The ice drawer restocks are insane! Here’s the thing - once you start consuming more, you have more things to clean and maintain in your life which eats up precious time and causes stress, at least for me. These influencers entire job is to make these little videos, that’s not my reality. While that luxurious amount of ice might look lovely, the idea of buying all that, making it, needing a special freezer for it, etc. makes me sweat lol. The REAL luxury of having money isn’t in buying more stuff, but in buying your time back. The REALLY wealthy people have the means to buy lots of stuff and hire other people to maintain it lol
Watching these videos (overconsumption vides) doesn't give me any FOMO, if anything it makes me feel so much better with how I live my life and that I don't need any of that stuff in my life. Less stuff is the way to go
My Dad used to be a contractor and he would work on rich people’s homes and the thing he was the most stunned by was they had whole pantries fully stocked with snacks and another pantry for food. My take on it is this is way better than commercials! It’s soothing to watch but just know it’s a commercial. Every once in a while I buy something from the “commercial.”
Ok, but hear me out: as a mom of a toddler, some of those fridge restock videos of things likes fruit and veggies decanted into trays, babybels/cheesesticks, etc. would be pretty convenient for the toddler that likes to go into the fridge for their own snacks lol
Unless somebody told me that all those things in the bathroom were for me to use, I would never touch any of that as a guest. Because that’s just not a thing when you stay at a friends house. You don’t go through all their stuff and use all their products.
Something I've noticed in fridge restocks is that almost none of the food can really be used as ingredients to make proper meals. You don't see like ground beef, hotdogs, hamburgers, nothing to make into a meal. It's all just snacky foods, even if it's fruits and veggies. Like tell me how you're taking cherries, strawberries, broccoli, etc. And making a full cooked meal for a family. You're just not.
I agree they have to keep non aesthetic things out of the fridge, but I also don’t keep meats in my fridge ever. I keep all meat in the freezer and thaw it only the night before I plan to make it for dinner.
If you’re packing for a trip, the mini toiletries aren’t all that necessary. Go to your local dollar store and get a couple of little bottles for your shampoo and conditioner and micellar water if you use it to remove makeup. All those little toiletries add ip quick!
@@rachelatwater7576True. I don’t think I was communicating my meaning all that well. What I was saying was that you can get the mini reusable empty bottles at a dollar store and then just fill those from your regular size products.
You can not convince me that the ice in those ice stocking videos doesn't freeze together into one big lump. There's just no way any of that is getting used when stored this way.
YESS finally someone is talking about this!! the ‘restock my guests bathroom with me’ videos literally leaves me baffled. I dont know about the US but here toiletries, especially the fancier ones are SO EXPENSIVE. a good shampoo can cost me more than 30 bucks (excluding the conditioner). STOCKING a whole bathroom for your guests is craaaaazy to me
The one stanley atachment I could see being actually useful is the little pill container that clips onto the handle. That could be actually really useful for someone who might need to take pills while they're out and about. Sure, if you have a purse you could have more medications in there than the little container can hold. But it could be good for some pain meds, allergy meds, lactose meds, prescriptions. Plus since it's on a water bottle, you'll have water to take with your pills. It's not a strictly necisarry thing, but if you have a stanley and medications you take regularly, it could be useful.
@@abnerlookatthis You've got the spirit, but nitroglycerin should be kept in it's original packaging when not in use. Not only are the bottles they're in specifically made for being easy to open in the event you have to take it, but they're also made to keep out moisture, and as nitroglycerin is designed to be taken sublingually (under the tongue) it may be less effective should it encounter even a bit of the condensation that could get into that pill case from the cup, or even humidity from being outside. It's expired now, but I had a pharmacy tech license. Not bashing on you or anything - it was a really cool idea.
I've have a drink fridge 😅 but it's the old fridge that came with the house when I bought it and the freezer side stopped working (only cools to 40F) so the busted fridge went into the garage and a new fridge was ordered for my kitchen. Our drinks. Waters. Overflow junk goes into the shit garage fridge 😂
Yeah I knew a lot of people with drink fridges when I was younger and my parents have one too. Most of the time it was their old fridges where the water dispenser quit working or whatever.
Same! It’s regular thing in the uk to keep your freezer in the shed/ garage/ outhouse. Plenty of people get fridge freezers so they can keep drinks and beers out there
Outhouse must mean something very different in the UK. In the States, it's kind of an outdoor toilet, but no running water. I think we would say outbuilding, maybe? But that's any building not attached to the house...sorry, I geek out unnecessarily on stuff like this.
33:04 The point of that is to drain the juice so you can pick out your olives or pickles or whatever mess free, but return the juice after so they dont dry out
not very far into the video yet but already want to comment because you brought up the (extremely important) fact that these videos are actually ads for storefronts. that’s something that is CRUCIAL information to keep in mind with these videos, and yet you’re the first person who I’ve seen acknowledging it. maybe others people making these reaction videos have thought it’s so immediately obvious that it’s not even necessary to mention it, but given the current state of reading/media comprehension on the internet I’m so glad you did.
I have severe adhd (professionally diagnosed) and these restock videos give me serious anxiety due to the waste of product and money and over consumption of plastic!
I’m professionally diagnosed with adhd and anxiety. If I have more than enough product, I literally put the expiration date in Sharpie on them on top. If there’s no clear expiration date, I write the date I received them, often with from where I got it. This is because if I got it from a subscription like FabFitFun or something I know they sometimes are closer to the expiration date than things I go out and purchase myself.
I totally get where you’re coming from and generally agree. For guest bathrooms, I definitely will go out of my way to try to make sure the bathroom is clean and has what they need. But like you said, it’s hard to afford the amount that they do. If I could, I would, because I like to take care of guests, but I usually can’t. I always make sure sanitary products, with a wide asssortment are under the sink and sorted, along with extra tooth brushes and toothpaste, and towels. I have a niece that told me she follows my model now because as a teen, having free access to those products meant a lot to her (her parents didn’t have much).
Totally fair! I can see that too - and i think having some stuff on hand def makes sense - hygiene products, extra toothbrushes and a toothpaste etc. I think the issue isn't having some of that stuff, it's promoting having ALL of it in such excess that it just isn't sustainable or realistic at all. If I was having guests come stay at my house i'd def pick up some of that stuff too just to make sure everyone is taken care of and there are no late night trips out to get a necessity like a toothbrush!
The guest bathroom seems crazy to me , i get leaving them basic things such toothpaste,toothbrushes,floss, & mouthwash. Shampoo,conditioner & body wash depend because everyone is different, but face masks, perfume,makeup wipes & skin care products just so extra
We have a mini fridge (fridge freezer combo) that takes up like no room just for ice cream and drinks (soda, bottle water, alcohol drinks, etc) that hangs out in our front room that acts as a day room. I thought having a small fridge for drinks was fairly common so we don’t fill our main fridge full of drinks when it’s for food and such.
Who the hell wanna use the floss toothpick thing when being handled buy others?! And in an open container in the bathroom?! Really disgusting! 🤮 Didnt we learn anything from the pandemic??
ahaha fair, like in your own bathroom i think its fine but as a guest bathroom when anyone will be touching them it is a little gross when you think about it!
I mean, if you want to live like a peasant… 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 these “influencers” are so ridiculous. I can’t imagine the intelligence level of people who are actually influenced by this stuff.
@@jworth7203 yea interesting. I feel it's also people wanting the coolest newest shit and here I do live like a poor ass peasant, doing shit the poor ass way and getting by 😂😂
Something that most people don’t understand is that these are small businesses for these people. So any new items they use in their videos can literally be written off on taxes as a business expense. So they may actually be making more money than you think b/c they probably use a small business loan as a start up as well.
This reminds me of my old roommate. She is a QVC junkie. This broad buys non stop. Our pantry wasnt a pantry. It was the size of a large closet and the shelves filled with dishes. Bakeware. In different colors she never used but didnt wanna sell because she wouldn't get the price she wants. Bought a kirby vacuum set up, with 2 full size dysons and a rocket vacuum and 2 hand helds in the house. Kitchen Aid gadgets. She had THREE food processors. Two air fryers She stored on the fridge and never used. A 16pc dish set she did use and that didnt include the bake ware she bought separately to match. Totes of place mats etc. New bed spreads. New containers for food storage that took up more space than actually keeping them in their original containers. Shit either collected dust or was stored away in closets. 3 drawers of silverware and cooking utensils as well as 2 canisters with utensils. Oh she also never cooks unless its the counter top oven thing. Freezer full of QVC bagels and pastries and tv dinners or whatever. I was so glad to move out.
What’s crazy is I first started watching Emily when she was doing anti-MLM content and then she quickly swerved into ASMR and restocking videos, which I like but it was sad to see her change her content so drastically.
I have been in many homes with drink fridges. Its the most normal thing presented in these videos. Its inexpensive to get a second fridge because sometimes people are practically giving them away on offer up. And if you are lucky enough to have a garage you would put the drinks fridge out there. Some people call it the beer fridge.
My parents have 3 fridges. They bought a knew one when they bought their house with the money from selling the property when my dad divorced my mom. The fridge from the ranch went on the back patio and is my dad's beer fridge and freezer has his ice cream and some meats lol. My step mom brought her old one as well and that's her drink fridge and the freezer has more meats. Inside fridge is the everything fridge if basics etc like normal. My house, we have two. One in the garage is the drink fridge and the freezer (bigger than inside) has extra stuff we rotate with the inside freezer.
Truly love the insinuation that your guests are straight up nasty and lacking even the basic hygiene necessitates, let alone requiring expensive perfume and makeup😅
17:12 shes either going to give them away, throw them away or use them herself because no one has that many guests before that stuff expires. Unless she has someone come live in her guest room for a long time
I just did a restock. It wasn't this nonsense. I work long hours and never have time to go shopping, so when I get a day off, I have to make sure there's enough stuff to keep going until the next available day. There's nonsensical restocks and then there's realistic restocks. All the single use stuff for guests is wild.
You're right, once the seal of the original packaging is broken, what matters are the instructions on the container "after opening, store in the fridge and use up within X days". X is usually something like 1-2, 3-4. Maybe a week. But usually not more than that. Also if there was a bit of dust, remains or alike, it's pretty much getting off a lot sooner, even in the fridge.
@@KylaJames it is. Normally my family only does it if a) the original container is damaged or b) we have guests over on high holidays and we don't want to have the ugly boxes on the pretty festive table.
I work in surgery supply, and phone toasters are garbage. We do not use tinsy little UV lights. We use industrial autoclaves and industrial powerwashers. 🤣 Anyone claiming it's a "medical" or "hospital" sanitizer? Run.
Sometimes when I've done a food shop, the fridge is full of food and I'm playing fridge Tetris to get it all in and then my mum goes "Oh we should have pizza" so I'm also trying to get left over pizza in. That must be what life is like for these people.
The bathroom restock.. I do that 2x a year. While I live in California.. my family lives in Japan and Alaska. My husband's family visits from New York and Pennsylvania. When my family from Japan visits.. they are here for no less than 4 weeks. The supplies are mostly so they don't have to buy any more toiletries when they stay. My sister in law sometimes brings her family as well and taking the "American" toiletries back with them is something they enjoy. 🤷🏽♀️
See and that's totally fair! I think where it becomes so unrealistic is that these people likely aren't in a situation like that, at least not as often as they post these "restocks". Also i think there is always an outlier where stuff like this makes sense, but promoting it as something everyone should desire to have isn't great imo!
Ok, so the thing with the olives...I actually bought one for my pickles. You flip it over so the brine filters down and you can grab the food, then screw the lid back on and flip it back over so the pickles (or olives) stay "fresh" in the brine.
Makes so much more sense! Ive never seen something like that before! I don’t really eat olives or pickles but I can see it being helpful so you don’t have to stick your hands in the juice!
I don’t normally comment on UA-cam, but I just wanted to thank you for making this video. I especially liked the advice to “check in with yourself” while viewing this kind of content. As a middle-aged woman, I forget I’m not immune to this nonsense. Your approach and commentary was spot on without being unkind.
Insane 🤦♀️🤦♀️ I would buy a mini Native deodorant as like a treat to myself on my way out of Target. This girl has 17 just hanging out for potential guests who will likely bring their own deodorant. Wild Yes!! Part 2! Thank you!!☺️
For the bathroom restock, idk I appreciate people that give stuff like that because my husband and I are like that. We provide everything so that they DONT need to bring certain things.. like- toothbrush, makeup wipes etc. it’s just showing hospitality + most the times if it’s makeup etc, we WANT them to keep it as a little token of appreciation for coming over and staying with us
Those mini products are deceptive cause by the time you buy a multipack of those tiny products… you’ve already bout into more waste, less practical packaging, etc. the one thing I could understand mini product wise is feminine hygiene, antibacterial wipes, maybe alcohol swabs if diabetic, but things like prepackaged towels, mini tictacs or gum etc is just too far because at that point you’re just buying into the gimmick of things being small. Side note: I’ve been in the medical field for a while now and I’m switching career paths because of how understaffed and unsafe the work environment got post covid BUT you don’t need a Stanley specifically or other branded cup with a purse attachment unless you truly don’t have much time to go back and forth between the nurses station and patient rooms but you also don’t want to carry much with you (aside from car certain cards and inhaler (if you need one), Benadryl or other allergy medication, a face mask and or an epipen/ diabetic testing device with you (if you absolutely need one at all times)).
I love using different shapes of ice and I use a lot of ice and I don’t have much time so I like to make a lot at once, so some of the ice restocks give me a little inspiration lol. Something the ice restock influencers don’t tell you though, is that by the time all the ice gets out of the trays it’s slightly thawed out. So all of the ice, as satisfying as it is when you first see it, when it freezes again it gets all stuck together. So you have to smack it against the ice bin every time you get ice
Now, ice drawer restock is something I can DEFINITELY get behind! I personally drink at least a gallon every day, water, seltzer, green tea etc. And I can go through 2 whole trays of ice every day. If I had enough freezer room, I'd be doing the ice. Both to put in drinks, and to blend with fruit for smoothies. I don't think it's a waste of money if you're actually consuming it.
May I please say that I love how COMFORTABLE you look in this video? Often content creators seem to want to look like they're not hanging out on their couch at home, but you lean into that, sweats and all. For me, that feels actually relatable.
The fact that so many young people find basically glorified commercials “soothing” makes me very, very concerned 😅 like yes, some of these people have ostensibly-soothing voices, but like… how are you guys not unsettled by all this stuff?? (Edit: typo)
I always wondered if they returned some of those items. The packages they open to pull products out of they probably can’t. But for the mini shampoos and whatnot, can’t the return it and get their money back?
I’m a fridge restock girly for sure. I think the majority of the videos are unrealistic and impractical but- I noticed for myself, when I wash all of my produce and pack it into fridge containers, I end up actually eating it instead of it going to waste. Arguably, I could pack it back into the container it came in but that doesn’t work for everything. For example, I peel all of my mandarin oranges (and try a slice from each) then store them in a fruit container (:
I live in France and my 86 year old mom is coming for a visit. I get things for her but NOTHING like what’s on those videos. And, she stays for 5 weeks!
Having a drink fridge is considered "Midwest Rich" in my area. They're usually the old fridge that was in the kitchen originally, and it gets rehomed in the garage.
33:00 the olive thing is so you can flip it and have it drain for when you wanna grab some without sticking ur fingers in the brine but otherwise can store the olives in their brine
I'm guilty of having a fridge just for drinks lol. It's our garage fridge, and we keep it stocked for when people come over. We have a pretty open house so a lot of our friends will swing by just about every day to hang out, bring their dogs to play with ours, or have dinner so we utilize the fridge and it makes sense for our lifestyle. We also use it for regular and alcoholic beverages so there's a decent selection. When we don't have guests over, my husband and I don't really grab drinks from the fridge. I totally get how it can look crazy if you don't *need* a drink fridge, but it works for our lifestyle
The extra drink fridge is a very summer in Canada thing haha most of my friends growing up had a drink fridge in their garage especially in the summer with a pool or sprinkler. The Stanley thing though…, so silly!!
ahah i live in canada too! (nova scotia) and tons of people have old fridges or mini fridges for their garage or basement. Most dont end up looking like a grocery store with how much they have though 🤣 and the stanley packing is so over the top!
the stanley packing thing is so confusing to me. i already don't see the appeal of the cups, but carrying a bunch of stuff hanging off it just looks awkward and tacky, i don't see how it'd be convenient at all
If I ever end up in a stranger's house, or someone I've only recently gotten to know, etc? And they open their fridge, or a drawer and I see things organized like that...? I'm leaving! I don't want to get murdered. LOL! I like when things are neat, but that's just taking it way too far.
Bathroom restock is 10 years worth of supplies. Basically single use. My god this is unhinged. plus i would feel SOO UNCOMFY using any of this expensive shit in as friends house!!!!! and the sleeve thing started when the ice restock queen started getting absolutely trashed for essentially being over 19 years old and existing as someone who aged like the rest of the humans who've existed on this planet for all of eternity.
The thing is, it’s easier and cheaper to make your own veggie wash by diluting white vinegar with some water if you’re concerned that just rinsing with water isn’t enough
Working class person here… people also need to learn to see through overconsumption… and how it doesn’t lead to happiness or self-satisfaction and they also need to learn to see they have affiliates and why they’re pushing this stuff or better yet, just turn to another vid when this happens. People also need to realize and live within a budget… lots of stuff I would love and kind of bummed I can’t have, but I know the budget and stick within it and get the satisfaction of not being up to my ears in debt.
the stanley packing is what set me over the edge and prompted this video lmao
Omg completely understandable. The Stanley obsession drove me insane.
@kylajames this is 100% my mom.
She is not an influencer but she does this And has done this since I was a young child.
She is a multimillionaire (something I wish I was!)
She doesn’t have any Stanley’s but she does have a customer fridge and crazy organizers for everything.
Something I learned is that if it doesn’t fit in her nice perfect fridge then it goes outside to one of the garages. The garage fridge is where everything gets piled into. It’s where all the leftovers go and it’s where most of her friends go to grab things because it’s easier than messing up her perfect fridge.
She also is the kind of person to have every bathroom (there’s 4 or 5) stocked up completely. Every bathroom has all of that stuff for every guest who stays over.
It allows friends and family to travel with less things when going to her house because most of us think it is a lot to travel to her.
Her goal is to minimize any reason for us not to visit.
Hope that helps !!
After so many videos I watched about Stanley cups…… the children getting bullied because they didn’t have one, grown people acting fools trying to buy them. I can’t even like a short video when it shows a Stanley and its accessories. 😮
@@samaratinsley9112 if packing toiletries is a reason not to visit your family members, maybe the family needs to talk..? It's more eco friendly to just take your own toiletries.
@@BagznBirdz our family has needed to talk for a while. I know better. But she refuses.
That Stanley thing is just making a really really inconvenient clutch purse lmao
Except the bag that the Stanley brand themselves made actually, I liked that. But I'm biased because I have my own that are used for fairly standard size small water bottles, for when I'm going out and want to bring my water but don't need a whole bag
ahahaha agreed!
See i can see the appeal of having it for a regular water bottle on a walk. For me the stanley just doesnt make sense because its already SO heavy, and it leaks so if you had it full and used the strap out for a walk it would be bouncing around and spilling everywhere. But having a water bottle strap so you can bring it on a hike or whatever with just say your id and some cash/debit card, maybe a granola bar or something makes sense.
@@KylaJamesand it has lead plus mold likes to form under that middle part.
A clutch with liquid 🤣🤣
All those skincare products would expire before you ever used all of it.
So so true!
Yes if I have some perfume, skincare I don’t want i ask my bestie and she takes it. But yeah the insanity of that is crazy to me
Reminds me of this woman with a wall of skincare and so many of her products have been discontinued for a while that she still uses lol
They pack these Stanley's like they're going off to war
😂😂
As an Iraq vet, you are 100% correct 😂
As someone who doesn't have a Stanley and never saw the appeal... I'm convinced it's a cult at this point 😂🙃
LOL right? Like I’m kind of scared, have I been indoctrinated?! 🤣
Honestly when I got mine it was pretty much the only one I could find that had a straw, a handle, could fit a ton of water and fit in a cup holder. Now there are sooo many dupes!
@@KylaJames girl be careful they will find you and take you 😂❤️
I literally yelled "wtf" at that cup. That's wacky. $308.44 for sipping water
I only have one because I loved the color and had a gift card for Amazon lol definitely enjoy that it fits my car drink holder. And it's my only cup now
I got one as a gift and I love it for around the house but taking it to work or anywhere is awful because it leaks. You can get add ons to make it not leak but it’s already so expensive! Why have to buy MORE to make it work properly??
i think the tiny tic tac box is what set me over the edge. It fits 2 tic tacs!!!!!!!
HAHAH agreed🤣 like that is beyond
They literally come in their own box lol
Boy if that sets you off
Pills.
I think the only time I've seen a "restock" video I was 100% not confused by was people who foster kids and leave a bunch of actual personal care stuff because they know the kids don't get them often. The rest of them, just seem to give me the ick. I genuinely just don't want the products in my life by the time they're done.
See THAT makes sense! And in that case it makes sense to have individually packaged things so they can stock up a bit and take things with them when they leave. That’s a beautiful way to do something like this!
Otherwise, having that much stuff just for the sake of having it is over the top
Yep- I used to do international mission trips with a local charity, and I would gather unopened hotel toiletries that people don’t want/often leave unused in hotels (and many housekeeping staffers have to toss after each guest). I would collect them all year from friends, esp those who travel for business. I had a little “restocking” looking shelf in my closet just for these, and I’d an organize them by type. In Nicaragua and Brazil, we would set up a little free “shop” at a community location where folks could come and choose toiletries, flip flops/water shoes, t-shirts/tanks, and eyeglasses (the reader kind- I collected these new all year as well). Most exciting time was once when I was working the little shop a small earthquake hit- common for locals but wild for me! Anyway, the organization had a real practical purpose… but I do admit I enjoyed organizing it all and seeing all the different style of toiletries from resorts/hotels I’ll probably never go! I enjoyed organizing and setting up the little shops as well. I loved how happy everyone was leaving with a bag of goodies and knowing many of the toiletries would’ve been trashed and never enjoyed otherwise, too.
One of the biggest things outside of what’s already been mentioned that bothers me about guest bathroom restocks is almost every single one stocks highly fragranced products that I wouldn’t be able to use or have fragrances I don’t like using.
@@kgjones5that’s a beautiful thing you do ❤
@@sevenember3332I get the restock videos are unrealistic but getting annoyed by them because it’s products you couldn’t use or don’t like the scent of is weird lol. You’re not going to be a guest at their home anyway! Are they supposed to ask every guest that’s going to come over what they like specifically and change it out per each guest? That’s such a silly thing to nit pick here😂
What really gets me about the bathroom restocks is that the drawers and containers they show are ALWAYS brand new and pristine. Sure, she vacuums and wipes down as if there was stuff there before but the drawers look just assembled. The boxes they put everything in look like they JUST peeled the stickers off and there's never ANYTHING else inside them. There's never a few tide pods in the jar that haven't been used yet. It's always crystal clear and completely empty.
Yes. "Restocking" the guest bathroom? Did she have 100 people there over the weekend? Where did all the pristine empty containers come from? How many guests does she have and why do they bring nothing with them? So many questions.
I've watched a lot of videos on this topic and 99% of them ARE staged. I've seen people reuse their videos from a year prior and just use different captions like it's a new video. You can also tell that even the "clean my ___ woth me" have staged crumbs or trash that is obviously not realistic in even how the stuff would build up. All of these products are just props for content creation.
some of these influencers don't want to live in a house, they want to live in a store.
Restocking fridge with fruits and greens in open trays - HELL NO! It's gonna stink in an hour and cut greens are gonna get sluggish and gross even faster. At least put them in sealed containers, jeez!
Man,oh man, yes. All I can say is that if it used that day,or the next, it's heading to the trash.
Yeah I know what you mean I cut up a bunch of brocoli,cucumbers,coliflower,carrots and celery and put them in a tray with dip in the middle so I can snack on whenever I’m hungry and ohh Jeeezzz.After about 2 days the brocoli stank up my whole fridge like something died in there.
and you know ALL of those ice cubes taste like straight freezer 🤢
lol definitely
Calling it hyper consumption at this point is an understatement. These people are merchants running a store inside their homes and the companies and stores are just their wholesale Warehouses/ suppliers.
Like, yall liked the store so much you made the store at home!!! Imagine being rich or in debt to cosplay a CVS stocker. Help me.
I work at CVS and don’t want to stock the fridges while getting paid, they do it for free and with joy 😂
I'm from Central Europe and have never in my life seen anyone walking around with a Stanley, let alone with a tray of snacks or a little backpack attached to one, and I feel like my life is somehow incomplete without having had this experience 😂
As an American I've never seen someone in public using the snack tray or little pouch attachment, only the cup. Thankfully I think the snack trays and such are just for social media 😅
I'm from Finland and I saw a few 12-year-olds with Stanleys a few weeks ago!! were definitely just the cups and also the kids just had an overall "trendy" appearance, but yeah. the one and only time I've seen Stanleys in the wild.
Austrian here, I recently saw Stanley-style cups being sold in a specialist outdoor store, but I never saw anyone actually use one, not even American tourists ^^
It’s for our cars. The smaller base makes it easier to fit into smaller cup holders in our vehicles.
I did, I actually had to double check, It did not feel real
"only taking my tumbler to go on a walk" baby boo where are you WALKING? The length of the Nile? Please explain why you would ever need all that on A WALK 😭
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I’m over here hiding my Dr Peppers in my closet so my teenagers don’t drink them all 🤣
😂 been there ❤
@@off-gridsimplyhappyrodriguez I swear lol I have to hide everything. They all turn into raccoons when I go to bed
Girl same. Well I hide them from myself kinda. 😂 my son is too little for pop(soda depends were your from)
Wow empty calories
I feel like every generation now is going to go through this because of how much social media prioritizes overconsumption. I still remember the heydey of beauty influencers with entire ROOMS dedicated to makeup, and the slow unravelling as they all pared down because it got so fucking crazy. The resulting 'clean out my makeup collection' videos were absolutely insane. We just do not need any of this stuff. The stanley craze in particular is wild because it's so heavy to carry and people are still putting shit on top of it. Like...hate to tell you babes but a solution already exists and it's called a PURSE.
Oh I used to LOVE those “makeup collection” videos back in the day. The ikea alex drawers still haunt me 🤣 but 100%, I think we’re seeing that now again with the trend on TikTok of “underconsumption core” where people show having just one of something and using it up before getting another!
This isn’t new. My mom was a depression child. She always kept our linen closets and bathrooms stocked. She was ahead of her time. She had 4 children she knew what it was like to go without she was making damn sure we didn’t so I get it
Fr, i watched a documentary on make up in UK years ago that said average money spent on makeup per year was £2000, and thats average, i calculated spend £20 max and evensome of my stuff has expired before full use, so i just cant understand it.
The travel size toothpaste, brushes, dental picks and deodorant doesn't seem farfetched for a guest bathroom. The rest is just unhinged privilege.
But doesn't everyone have their favourite deodorant?
Maybe it's just me, but I can't use ones with perfume so it would just be a waste
@@myra0224 everyone has their favorite deodorant. However, there has been a time or 3 in my life that I have forgot my deodorant when packing to visit a friend.
Thankfully, every single time, they've always had an extra to use on hand. Bc it's better than going for days stinking to high heaven.
Privilege. I’m sure they worked for it or someone did. Hardly privilege
@@myra0224 You'd bring your own! Not expect your host to provide your favorite deodorant.
Why? Why wouldn't you buy the normal size?
If we don’t stop watching, they won’t stop. They are rewarded with every view.
very true, they continue because it does so well!
@@KylaJames hats off to you for covering the topic and the "influencer sleeve" 🤣 Now I know it's not just me asking, why tho?
That olive container is for things that you store with its liquid. The idea is that you can place it in the fridge/pantry in such a way that the product is in the liquid. Then when you want to grab the product, you hold it so that the liquid drains to the other side, allowing you to grab the product without having it roll around in the liquid. I know someone that uses a container like this for her pickles. She loves pickles so much, that she doesn't consider dinner good if she didn't have pickles. She has always had trouble getting the pickles out of the jar without the juice going everywhere, so this is a good solution for her.
What about a fork?
@@senil1659 I know, I always use a fork. She has some issues with her hands, so using a fork is harder for her. I see these kind of items as something that is useless to non-disabled people, but could be useful when you are disabled.
@@TheTwin12321Than it makes perfectly sense!
@@TheTwin12321 As someone who's not only got arthritis in her hands far too young (thanks immune system!) but is also autistic and can't STAND having wet fingies, of all the fridge organization stuff I'll admit I also have one of the olive/pickle jars and it's a game changer. That, the egg bin (a small, compact one that's safer to stack than the cardboard ones I feel) and a lazy Susan rotator are the only organization items my fridge has, and all it really needs.
@@terrawrites1900 I need to get one of those jar things for my icebox. I hate having wet hands and I don't want the juice dripping on the counter, and also the normal jars have such a narrow opening I struggle getting into them and getting stuff out again.
My guest: I forgot my toothbrush and some shampoo. Me: there is a Walmart and CVS 3 min down the road...
Or I rummage around under the sink and find something they can use…
@@RengeGirlyess, use my shampoo and here a toothbrush the dentist gave me last month
@@rachel3620 exactly!
I just let my guests use my products if they forgot something like shampoo, conditioner, soap, etc. but my guests are usually my sister or my mom so I don’t mind sharing. For the tooth brush, I usually have one or two extras unopened under the cabinet for when it’s time to switch mine out anyway.
I keep a couple spare toothbrushes and an extra contact lens case and solution, because those are things it really sucks to forget and not have. For everything else, they can borrow mine or they’re on their own!
6:54 I was like “uhh” with the iPhone toaster, but they clamped on that fan…I lost it! 😂 I was dying of laughter.
The nail tapping and the product shaking drives me crazy.
oh dear there's a LOT of that in this video haha im so sorry! I like the tapping but i can see how it would be grating!
Same, it's so annoying
ima be honest, the beverage fridge doesn't seem unrealistic to me. growing up i knew lots of people(surburbanites) who had a second fridge in their garage, and it usually was dedicated to drinks and small snacks. yknow, stuff the kids or dad could just grab while they were outside? or it was dedicated to their curing projects, like kimchi or dry aged beef.
so, it's not ~unrealistic~ exactly, it's just a sign that you are DEFINITELY middle class or higher.
i feel like people bath the guest bathroom restock videos bc they would get more flak for buying all that shit for themselves, but it comes off as considerate, caring or even altruistic to buy things meant for others. i know that another draw is that people are drawn to tiny products, myself included. i think this gives people an excuse to buy the cute tiny products without feeling bad or being criticized as much.
Didn't consider this perspective and that's honestly so gross! My thing is, most guests who visit might use period products, soap and maybe some hand cream but other than that, everything else a normal person would bring. It's like visiting a hotel. Sure we'd take home the mini shampoo and conditioner but most people still pack their own cause of preference. It's essentially a single use item PER guest and while it makes sense for hotels(who have high turn over rates), whose house are you staying by where you won't bring your own toothbrush, deodorant etc?
Maybe I live under a rock but I seriously doubt anyone is actually taking their Stanley cup out in public with all that stuff attached to it. Has anyone actually see this out in the wild? I don’t believe it
Hopefully the idea is that you will buy a couple of these add-ons and switch them out depending on what you need that day. ?? I sure hope that no one is actually going out with all that junk hanging off their water bottle.
ngl that first video with the cup got me good, I was cracking up at how ridiculous it looked by the end. I can see the appeal, but yeah when people are going that far with it there is obviously a sense of "they are trying way too hard to show off they are 'put together' and better than me"
Right like it’s satisfying to see everything slide into place, but the cup becomes unusable 🤣
I’ll just pack my cute kindle belt bag and grab my HydroJug Tumbler as I walk out the door😂🤣
fr when the fan got added 😂
I prefer to just stick my phone and a men’s wallet in my back pockets and call it good
That’s so odd you feel that way. Instead of feeling not good about yourself try to improve the things you like about it and use it in your own life
The ice drawer restocks are insane! Here’s the thing - once you start consuming more, you have more things to clean and maintain in your life which eats up precious time and causes stress, at least for me. These influencers entire job is to make these little videos, that’s not my reality. While that luxurious amount of ice might look lovely, the idea of buying all that, making it, needing a special freezer for it, etc. makes me sweat lol. The REAL luxury of having money isn’t in buying more stuff, but in buying your time back. The REALLY wealthy people have the means to buy lots of stuff and hire other people to maintain it lol
It's what I like to call "the point where you don't own stuff, the stuff owns you"
The Stanley trays were developed and patented by dogs with the secure expectation that they would tip and spill snacks with every use.
Watching these videos (overconsumption vides) doesn't give me any FOMO, if anything it makes me feel so much better with how I live my life and that I don't need any of that stuff in my life. Less stuff is the way to go
The icecubes with fruit actually make me feel uneasy... Like they have to taste sooo terrible when you don't immediately use them
As someone who used to make infused water. Yes it does taste gross.
Yeah fruit in ice doesn't add flavor unless you put the juice in the cube with it
My Dad used to be a contractor and he would work on rich people’s homes and the thing he was the most stunned by was they had whole pantries fully stocked with snacks and another pantry for food.
My take on it is this is way better than commercials! It’s soothing to watch but just know it’s a commercial. Every once in a while I buy something from the “commercial.”
Why was stunning to him. If you have children you buy snacks for their lunches.
@@katemiller7874 A whole pantry dedicated to snacks is not the norm. 🙄 And obviously not for him.
@@katemiller7874highly processed and full of chemical ewwww.
I was waiting for the Ariana Grande sleeves 😂 the bathroom restocker didn't disappoint!
What was with that chicks hand movements? 😂
Ok, but hear me out: as a mom of a toddler, some of those fridge restock videos of things likes fruit and veggies decanted into trays, babybels/cheesesticks, etc. would be pretty convenient for the toddler that likes to go into the fridge for their own snacks lol
ahah for sure! I myself even love an organization tray to keep things in place.
Just give them one of the fridge door shelves. I did exactly what you’re describing for my kid and pet. :)
A lot of these things are like the concept is a good idea, they just take it to an extreme.
"Junk drawer restock" is the strongest oxymoron I've heard lately 😂
Unless somebody told me that all those things in the bathroom were for me to use, I would never touch any of that as a guest. Because that’s just not a thing when you stay at a friends house. You don’t go through all their stuff and use all their products.
I'm sorry but if you have to buy an attachment for a WATER BOTTLE to stop it from LEAKING that bottle is not doing its fundamental job
Something I've noticed in fridge restocks is that almost none of the food can really be used as ingredients to make proper meals. You don't see like ground beef, hotdogs, hamburgers, nothing to make into a meal. It's all just snacky foods, even if it's fruits and veggies. Like tell me how you're taking cherries, strawberries, broccoli, etc. And making a full cooked meal for a family. You're just not.
I agree they have to keep non aesthetic things out of the fridge, but I also don’t keep meats in my fridge ever. I keep all meat in the freezer and thaw it only the night before I plan to make it for dinner.
Maybe they are a family of vegetarians 🙂↕️
@@MarieAlessandra I am not sure vegetarians will eat carrots, brocolis and lettuce as their daily meal for a week.
@@marmar-90 pasta and rice etc won’t be in the fridge tho 🤭
If you’re packing for a trip, the mini toiletries aren’t all that necessary. Go to your local dollar store and get a couple of little bottles for your shampoo and conditioner and micellar water if you use it to remove makeup. All those little toiletries add ip quick!
The Micellar water mini is wasteful I can get a big one and it lasts longer.
@@rachelatwater7576True. I don’t think I was communicating my meaning all that well. What I was saying was that you can get the mini reusable empty bottles at a dollar store and then just fill those from your regular size products.
You can not convince me that the ice in those ice stocking videos doesn't freeze together into one big lump. There's just no way any of that is getting used when stored this way.
I make a lot of different shapes of ice and store them in zip lock bags. My family loves it
@@carolineyawale That's nice, but it doesn't answer the question.
When people show these “guest bathroom” I just assumed they were Airbnb host
YESS finally someone is talking about this!! the ‘restock my guests bathroom with me’ videos literally leaves me baffled. I dont know about the US but here toiletries, especially the fancier ones are SO EXPENSIVE. a good shampoo can cost me more than 30 bucks (excluding the conditioner). STOCKING a whole bathroom for your guests is craaaaazy to me
The one stanley atachment I could see being actually useful is the little pill container that clips onto the handle. That could be actually really useful for someone who might need to take pills while they're out and about. Sure, if you have a purse you could have more medications in there than the little container can hold. But it could be good for some pain meds, allergy meds, lactose meds, prescriptions. Plus since it's on a water bottle, you'll have water to take with your pills.
It's not a strictly necisarry thing, but if you have a stanley and medications you take regularly, it could be useful.
Nitroglycerin! The pill container is perfect for nitro....one of those meds you need when you least expect it! 🫀
@@abnerlookatthis You've got the spirit, but nitroglycerin should be kept in it's original packaging when not in use. Not only are the bottles they're in specifically made for being easy to open in the event you have to take it, but they're also made to keep out moisture, and as nitroglycerin is designed to be taken sublingually (under the tongue) it may be less effective should it encounter even a bit of the condensation that could get into that pill case from the cup, or even humidity from being outside.
It's expired now, but I had a pharmacy tech license. Not bashing on you or anything - it was a really cool idea.
I've have a drink fridge 😅 but it's the old fridge that came with the house when I bought it and the freezer side stopped working (only cools to 40F) so the busted fridge went into the garage and a new fridge was ordered for my kitchen. Our drinks. Waters. Overflow junk goes into the shit garage fridge 😂
Same here.
Yeah I knew a lot of people with drink fridges when I was younger and my parents have one too. Most of the time it was their old fridges where the water dispenser quit working or whatever.
Same! It’s regular thing in the uk to keep your freezer in the shed/ garage/ outhouse. Plenty of people get fridge freezers so they can keep drinks and beers out there
Outhouse must mean something very different in the UK. In the States, it's kind of an outdoor toilet, but no running water. I think we would say outbuilding, maybe? But that's any building not attached to the house...sorry, I geek out unnecessarily on stuff like this.
“Ain’t nobody got time for that!” -Kimberly “Sweet Brown” Wilkins 🤭
😆😆I remember her🌸💕Thanks for the reminder and the wicked laugh 💜Hope you’re having a great day 🌸💕
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33:04 The point of that is to drain the juice so you can pick out your olives or pickles or whatever mess free, but return the juice after so they dont dry out
not very far into the video yet but already want to comment because you brought up the (extremely important) fact that these videos are actually ads for storefronts. that’s something that is CRUCIAL information to keep in mind with these videos, and yet you’re the first person who I’ve seen acknowledging it. maybe others people making these reaction videos have thought it’s so immediately obvious that it’s not even necessary to mention it, but given the current state of reading/media comprehension on the internet I’m so glad you did.
I have severe adhd (professionally diagnosed) and these restock videos give me serious anxiety due to the waste of product and money and over consumption of plastic!
I’m professionally diagnosed with adhd and anxiety. If I have more than enough product, I literally put the expiration date in Sharpie on them on top. If there’s no clear expiration date, I write the date I received them, often with from where I got it. This is because if I got it from a subscription like FabFitFun or something I know they sometimes are closer to the expiration date than things I go out and purchase myself.
I totally get where you’re coming from and generally agree. For guest bathrooms, I definitely will go out of my way to try to make sure the bathroom is clean and has what they need. But like you said, it’s hard to afford the amount that they do. If I could, I would, because I like to take care of guests, but I usually can’t. I always make sure sanitary products, with a wide asssortment are under the sink and sorted, along with extra tooth brushes and toothpaste, and towels. I have a niece that told me she follows my model now because as a teen, having free access to those products meant a lot to her (her parents didn’t have much).
Totally fair! I can see that too - and i think having some stuff on hand def makes sense - hygiene products, extra toothbrushes and a toothpaste etc. I think the issue isn't having some of that stuff, it's promoting having ALL of it in such excess that it just isn't sustainable or realistic at all. If I was having guests come stay at my house i'd def pick up some of that stuff too just to make sure everyone is taken care of and there are no late night trips out to get a necessity like a toothbrush!
Imo those are all a guest bathroom needs! If I personally plan to use anything else, I'd bring it myself cause everyone has different preferences
The guest bathroom seems crazy to me , i get leaving them basic things such toothpaste,toothbrushes,floss, & mouthwash. Shampoo,conditioner & body wash depend because everyone is different, but face masks, perfume,makeup wipes & skin care products just so extra
How would you know the perfume you stocked would even be something your guests would like
And giving them a bag to take home goodies? You're just paying for them to shop for free! 🤯
Imagine your whole job was to put things into clear containers. 40 hours. A day. That's the most depressing life I can think of.
The drink fridge looked like the cooler section at the grocery store. 😂
Right it’s WILD!!
We have a mini fridge (fridge freezer combo) that takes up like no room just for ice cream and drinks (soda, bottle water, alcohol drinks, etc) that hangs out in our front room that acts as a day room. I thought having a small fridge for drinks was fairly common so we don’t fill our main fridge full of drinks when it’s for food and such.
Who the hell wanna use the floss toothpick thing when being handled buy others?! And in an open container in the bathroom?! Really disgusting! 🤮 Didnt we learn anything from the pandemic??
ahaha fair, like in your own bathroom i think its fine but as a guest bathroom when anyone will be touching them it is a little gross when you think about it!
I didn't even know half this shit existed. Also, phone sanitizers? Shit, I just put some disinfectant on a towel and wipe my phone 😂
Or rubbing alcohol
Yes totally!! Alcohol swabs are very inexpensive and portable.
@@michellecarice I use alcohol and a cotton ball and clean my phone that way.
I mean, if you want to live like a peasant…
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 these “influencers” are so ridiculous. I can’t imagine the intelligence level of people who are actually influenced by this stuff.
@@jworth7203 yea interesting. I feel it's also people wanting the coolest newest shit and here I do live like a poor ass peasant, doing shit the poor ass way and getting by 😂😂
Something that most people don’t understand is that these are small businesses for these people. So any new items they use in their videos can literally be written off on taxes as a business expense. So they may actually be making more money than you think b/c they probably use a small business loan as a start up as well.
The veggies just being exposed to the air in the drawer sent me. Those carrots are gonna be dried out in hours.
Its hoarding. Straight up, its just become somewhat socially acceptable because its "satisfying" and profitable
This reminds me of my old roommate. She is a QVC junkie. This broad buys non stop. Our pantry wasnt a pantry. It was the size of a large closet and the shelves filled with dishes. Bakeware. In different colors she never used but didnt wanna sell because she wouldn't get the price she wants. Bought a kirby vacuum set up, with 2 full size dysons and a rocket vacuum and 2 hand helds in the house. Kitchen Aid gadgets. She had THREE food processors. Two air fryers She stored on the fridge and never used. A 16pc dish set she did use and that didnt include the bake ware she bought separately to match. Totes of place mats etc. New bed spreads. New containers for food storage that took up more space than actually keeping them in their original containers. Shit either collected dust or was stored away in closets. 3 drawers of silverware and cooking utensils as well as 2 canisters with utensils. Oh she also never cooks unless its the counter top oven thing. Freezer full of QVC bagels and pastries and tv dinners or whatever. I was so glad to move out.
What’s crazy is I first started watching Emily when she was doing anti-MLM content and then she quickly swerved into ASMR and restocking videos, which I like but it was sad to see her change her content so drastically.
Surpised there's no comment about this, but the irony of being a overconsumption aesthetic tiktoker when you used to make anti mlm content
😂 👏 👏 👏 👏
Yes considering that both mlms and restock videos both promote overconsumption.
I have been in many homes with drink fridges. Its the most normal thing presented in these videos. Its inexpensive to get a second fridge because sometimes people are practically giving them away on offer up. And if you are lucky enough to have a garage you would put the drinks fridge out there. Some people call it the beer fridge.
My parents have 3 fridges. They bought a knew one when they bought their house with the money from selling the property when my dad divorced my mom. The fridge from the ranch went on the back patio and is my dad's beer fridge and freezer has his ice cream and some meats lol. My step mom brought her old one as well and that's her drink fridge and the freezer has more meats. Inside fridge is the everything fridge if basics etc like normal. My house, we have two. One in the garage is the drink fridge and the freezer (bigger than inside) has extra stuff we rotate with the inside freezer.
Drink fridges are common in the South. But freezers specifically for fancy ice is way out of left field.
Yeah drink fridges are normal to me too
Super regular in the UK! We also call them beer fridges sometimes too
I want to go back to music playing instead of this new trend of slamming, smacking, clicking, nail-tappin crap that makes me physically wince.
Truly love the insinuation that your guests are straight up nasty and lacking even the basic hygiene necessitates, let alone requiring expensive perfume and makeup😅
Ahaha right?! Like having extra toothbrushes just in case is one thing but who travels with none of their own skincare or makeup?
HA
This video starts at 6:17
Ty, this girl likes to yap
THANK YOU
17:12 shes either going to give them away, throw them away or use them herself because no one has that many guests before that stuff expires. Unless she has someone come live in her guest room for a long time
ASMR is a nightmare with misophonia.
I just did a restock. It wasn't this nonsense. I work long hours and never have time to go shopping, so when I get a day off, I have to make sure there's enough stuff to keep going until the next available day. There's nonsensical restocks and then there's realistic restocks. All the single use stuff for guests is wild.
You're right, once the seal of the original packaging is broken, what matters are the instructions on the container "after opening, store in the fridge and use up within X days". X is usually something like 1-2, 3-4. Maybe a week. But usually not more than that. Also if there was a bit of dust, remains or alike, it's pretty much getting off a lot sooner, even in the fridge.
it just seems so impractical!
@@KylaJames it is. Normally my family only does it if a) the original container is damaged or b) we have guests over on high holidays and we don't want to have the ugly boxes on the pretty festive table.
I work in surgery supply, and phone toasters are garbage. We do not use tinsy little UV lights. We use industrial autoclaves and industrial powerwashers. 🤣 Anyone claiming it's a "medical" or "hospital" sanitizer? Run.
Sometimes when I've done a food shop, the fridge is full of food and I'm playing fridge Tetris to get it all in and then my mum goes "Oh we should have pizza" so I'm also trying to get left over pizza in. That must be what life is like for these people.
The bathroom restock.. I do that 2x a year. While I live in California.. my family lives in Japan and Alaska. My husband's family visits from New York and Pennsylvania. When my family from Japan visits.. they are here for no less than 4 weeks. The supplies are mostly so they don't have to buy any more toiletries when they stay. My sister in law sometimes brings her family as well and taking the "American" toiletries back with them is something they enjoy. 🤷🏽♀️
See and that's totally fair! I think where it becomes so unrealistic is that these people likely aren't in a situation like that, at least not as often as they post these "restocks". Also i think there is always an outlier where stuff like this makes sense, but promoting it as something everyone should desire to have isn't great imo!
That’s actually really cute
Ok, so the thing with the olives...I actually bought one for my pickles. You flip it over so the brine filters down and you can grab the food, then screw the lid back on and flip it back over so the pickles (or olives) stay "fresh" in the brine.
Makes so much more sense! Ive never seen something like that before! I don’t really eat olives or pickles but I can see it being helpful so you don’t have to stick your hands in the juice!
I've got one from Tupperware...was my mums from the 70s! 😂
When I want pickles on my burger, I just grab them out the jar with chopsticks. Works like a charm!
@@Rose-kj7rz What are we, millionaires?!? 😂
I don’t normally comment on UA-cam, but I just wanted to thank you for making this video. I especially liked the advice to “check in with yourself” while viewing this kind of content. As a middle-aged woman, I forget I’m not immune to this nonsense. Your approach and commentary was spot on without being unkind.
She copied Hannah Alonzo's video... it's almost exactly the same...
Insane 🤦♀️🤦♀️
I would buy a mini Native deodorant as like a treat to myself on my way out of Target.
This girl has 17 just hanging out for potential guests who will likely bring their own deodorant. Wild
Yes!! Part 2! Thank you!!☺️
Deodorant is a treat?
@@meggo329When that exact deodorant is like, $13, yeah. XD
For the bathroom restock, idk I appreciate people that give stuff like that because my husband and I are like that. We provide everything so that they DONT need to bring certain things.. like- toothbrush, makeup wipes etc. it’s just showing hospitality + most the times if it’s makeup etc, we WANT them to keep it as a little token of appreciation for coming over and staying with us
Those mini products are deceptive cause by the time you buy a multipack of those tiny products… you’ve already bout into more waste, less practical packaging, etc. the one thing I could understand mini product wise is feminine hygiene, antibacterial wipes, maybe alcohol swabs if diabetic, but things like prepackaged towels, mini tictacs or gum etc is just too far because at that point you’re just buying into the gimmick of things being small.
Side note: I’ve been in the medical field for a while now and I’m switching career paths because of how understaffed and unsafe the work environment got post covid BUT you don’t need a Stanley specifically or other branded cup with a purse attachment unless you truly don’t have much time to go back and forth between the nurses station and patient rooms but you also don’t want to carry much with you (aside from car certain cards and inhaler (if you need one), Benadryl or other allergy medication, a face mask and or an epipen/ diabetic testing device with you (if you absolutely need one at all times)).
I love using different shapes of ice and I use a lot of ice and I don’t have much time so I like to make a lot at once, so some of the ice restocks give me a little inspiration lol. Something the ice restock influencers don’t tell you though, is that by the time all the ice gets out of the trays it’s slightly thawed out. So all of the ice, as satisfying as it is when you first see it, when it freezes again it gets all stuck together. So you have to smack it against the ice bin every time you get ice
Berries will spoil faster with all that handling and watering, they’re not like apples that will keep for a while
Me at my next guest bathroom restock for when you come over ✨ visine and a toothbrush for ry ✨ so aesthetic 💅
LMAO stop that’s perfect.
I need that visine after a flight, bestie 😅
The stuff they restock they get payed to restock
Now, ice drawer restock is something I can DEFINITELY get behind! I personally drink at least a gallon every day, water, seltzer, green tea etc. And I can go through 2 whole trays of ice every day.
If I had enough freezer room, I'd be doing the ice. Both to put in drinks, and to blend with fruit for smoothies. I don't think it's a waste of money if you're actually consuming it.
May I please say that I love how COMFORTABLE you look in this video? Often content creators seem to want to look like they're not hanging out on their couch at home, but you lean into that, sweats and all. For me, that feels actually relatable.
I’m so earlyyyy - these overconsumption videos are the videos I watch if I just need a reason to be angry lol
You’re so real for that 🤣 I get it, they’re so out of hand!
The fact that so many young people find basically glorified commercials “soothing” makes me very, very concerned 😅 like yes, some of these people have ostensibly-soothing voices, but like… how are you guys not unsettled by all this stuff?? (Edit: typo)
I always wondered if they returned some of those items. The packages they open to pull products out of they probably can’t. But for the mini shampoos and whatnot, can’t the return it and get their money back?
I’m a fridge restock girly for sure. I think the majority of the videos are unrealistic and impractical but- I noticed for myself, when I wash all of my produce and pack it into fridge containers, I end up actually eating it instead of it going to waste. Arguably, I could pack it back into the container it came in but that doesn’t work for everything. For example, I peel all of my mandarin oranges (and try a slice from each) then store them in a fruit container (:
The Stanley cup! 😳😳 what in the world is happening?!
It’s such overkill 🤣
I live in France and my 86 year old mom is coming for a visit. I get things for her but NOTHING like what’s on those videos. And, she stays for 5 weeks!
The "clear container guest bathroom" was an AGGRESSIVE ASMR 🫨🙉
Having a drink fridge is considered "Midwest Rich" in my area. They're usually the old fridge that was in the kitchen originally, and it gets rehomed in the garage.
33:00 the olive thing is so you can flip it and have it drain for when you wanna grab some without sticking ur fingers in the brine but otherwise can store the olives in their brine
I'm guilty of having a fridge just for drinks lol. It's our garage fridge, and we keep it stocked for when people come over. We have a pretty open house so a lot of our friends will swing by just about every day to hang out, bring their dogs to play with ours, or have dinner so we utilize the fridge and it makes sense for our lifestyle. We also use it for regular and alcoholic beverages so there's a decent selection. When we don't have guests over, my husband and I don't really grab drinks from the fridge. I totally get how it can look crazy if you don't *need* a drink fridge, but it works for our lifestyle
The extra drink fridge is a very summer in Canada thing haha most of my friends growing up had a drink fridge in their garage especially in the summer with a pool or sprinkler. The Stanley thing though…, so silly!!
ahah i live in canada too! (nova scotia) and tons of people have old fridges or mini fridges for their garage or basement. Most dont end up looking like a grocery store with how much they have though 🤣 and the stanley packing is so over the top!
the stanley packing thing is so confusing to me. i already don't see the appeal of the cups, but carrying a bunch of stuff hanging off it just looks awkward and tacky, i don't see how it'd be convenient at all
I don’t understand the obsession with the sanitizer they always spray like half the dang bottle and that sanitizer specifically is hella expensive
If I ever end up in a stranger's house, or someone I've only recently gotten to know, etc? And they open their fridge, or a drawer and I see things organized like that...?
I'm leaving!
I don't want to get murdered. LOL!
I like when things are neat, but that's just taking it way too far.
This cracks me up. All the plastic organisation trays. I just use clean take away containers or ice cream tubs...job done😂
Bathroom restock is 10 years worth of supplies. Basically single use. My god this is unhinged. plus i would feel SOO UNCOMFY using any of this expensive shit in as friends house!!!!! and the sleeve thing started when the ice restock queen started getting absolutely trashed for essentially being over 19 years old and existing as someone who aged like the rest of the humans who've existed on this planet for all of eternity.
I think I've seen everything regarding restocks, but that veggie cleaner and fruit brush made my brain stop braining for a sec 😆
The thing is, it’s easier and cheaper to make your own veggie wash by diluting white vinegar with some water if you’re concerned that just rinsing with water isn’t enough
Working class person here… people also need to learn to see through overconsumption… and how it doesn’t lead to happiness or self-satisfaction and they also need to learn to see they have affiliates and why they’re pushing this stuff or better yet, just turn to another vid when this happens. People also need to realize and live within a budget… lots of stuff I would love and kind of bummed I can’t have, but I know the budget and stick within it and get the satisfaction of not being up to my ears in debt.