Sean & Catherine Lowe - Bachelor 17 - Discussion #2

I'm finding that I'm more of a 'discreetly tag the brand of the product hiding in the background' kinda gal myself.

I mean whatever because it is free $ and if people believe they can look like Sean if they drink that stuff then that is on them what made me laugh was #ad. It was so blatant it was hilarious and at the beginning of the post too almost like a spoiler alert or something.

Wait. SeanCat advertises that dumb Tummy Tea like the other also ran desperadoes? That's too bad. I thought they could do better than that. Oh well.

sosleepy wrote:Wait. SeanCat advertises that dumb Tummy Tea like the other also ran desperadoes? That's too bad. I thought they could do better than that. Oh well.

No it's not the tummy tea. Still tea, but a different type.

Like the saying goes: we all put our pants on the same way. They all shill the same to me.

I don't mind the folks that promote stuff on the side, while also having a real job. I don't really follow these two closely, but do they have real jobs?

That all depends on what you consider a real job. That is subjective for anyone regarding anyone.
As long as someone is paying their bills I guess that is a real job.

Lennoxcolinrolland wrote:I don't mind the folks that promote stuff on the side, while also having a real job. I don't really follow these two closely, but do they have real jobs?

Yes. Catherine owns her own stationary company, LoweCo, and Sean is in real estate development in Dallas.

umngirl wrote:

Lennoxcolinrolland wrote:I don't mind the folks that promote stuff on the side, while also having a real job. I don't really follow these two closely, but do they have real jobs?

Yes. Catherine owns her own stationary company, LoweCo, and Sean is in real estate development in Dallas.

Ah ok. Does Catherine actually make money off her stationary?

Kashathediva wrote:That all depends on what you consider a real job. That is subjective for anyone regarding anyone.
As long as someone is paying their bills I guess that is a real job.

True. I guess, I should of said "typical jobs"

Lennoxcolinrolland wrote:

umngirl wrote:

Lennoxcolinrolland wrote:I don't mind the folks that promote stuff on the side, while also having a real job. I don't really follow these two closely, but do they have real jobs?

Yes. Catherine owns her own stationary company, LoweCo, and Sean is in real estate development in Dallas.

Ah ok. Does Catherine actually make money off her stationary?

I'm not privy to her financials, but I know people buy it online through the website and it's available in about 15 stand alone stores so I would guess she does.

She also has an employee who works for the company so she has to be making enough to pay her.

Lennoxcolinrolland wrote:

Kashathediva wrote:That all depends on what you consider a real job. That is subjective for anyone regarding anyone.
As long as someone is paying their bills I guess that is a real job.

True. I guess, I should of said "typical jobs"

Not trying to give you or anyone a hard time, but I am re-evaluating my own value system and trying to get beyond what my own old ideas of "typical job" is.
A stay at home mom--that is a typical job. Been done since the beginning of time.
A con artist can be a typical job, if they make some income, I guess. It's typical for them.
So many of our past masters of art. Some could hardly support themselves through their art while they were alive, but look at the end product years later!
So I guess I have reached the point where I am starting to say far be it for me to judge what someone else does and considers their "job".  It probably typical for them in their value system. Maybe not.

Ha! ETA: mods and admins on this forum have a job! We work here. It may be free pay. It may not be typical for many. It may not be our only focus in life. But believe me--it's a job!