I have no words

[SmartyPoohBear]

"If I fits I sits" sounds like a great title for a restaurant food review.

[kydelastra]

I think people confuse "gluten" for "gluttony".

[concerned]

Harmless video. No demands. No annoying entitlement. No endorsing being overweight, just simply being informative.
Gluten can be a problem, especially if you have PCOS that causes extreme weight gain.

[MLG-]

I have to say this is a nice concept for pregnant women. I never realized how difficult it would be to go out to restaurants while preggers. 🤰

[tickley]

As someone who isn't celiac but has some pretty violent digestion reaction to gluten, I'm more than happy to have these ladies increase the demand for gluten free food availability. 😂 Gotta find that silver lining.

[emily-zvfs]

They seem so sweet and earnest. Maybe there was more in the full video that I missed, but I'm not seeing a problem here.

[alextwigg-onoh]

"But you werent sure you'd fit" had no business being that funny

[ventcovermemes]

In their defense, they were very humble about it, and only mentioned their plus size a few times. They did a great and honest review. I’m very happy they didn’t make their plus size their personality.

[Chaotic_Observer]

I… dont see why people are hating on these lovely ladies, theyre just happy park hoppers, theres nothing wrong with that. Theyre plus sized and helping others find places where they can fit, theyre not explicitly advidocating for being fat, theyre just disney adults.

[eja]

Being that size isn’t healthy but the girl found an audience that probably appreciated her reviews. She sounded sweet.

[HennaLaw]

Befor you know it, Wall-E is going to become a reality

[avengingemmapeel]

I've been on the big side, and I've been on the bigger side. When you're on the bigger side, especially as you get older, it is good to know you'll be comfortable when you go somewhere. There is no worse feeling than being crammed into a space with no room to move. It tires and aggrevates muscles and triggers arthritis. So...this was helpful. Don't be mean. (There are some of us with fat DNA who will never lose as much weight as society wants despite good diet AND exercising. Don't judge anybody, especially if they are peacefully minding their business...and give 'em bonus points when they are nice!)

[LorenIpsem]

“Have you been dying to eat at Olivia’s café in Disney World?”

No.

[sarahbear]

This is actually really useful in preventing uncomfortable situations. If a plus size person can research, for example through videos like this, what places work and don't work for them, then they can plan thier trip around that and have a more enjoyable experience.

[RigorMortisCorpus]

I have pcos and hypothyroidism both make it very hard to lose weight. I've basically been "dieting" since puberty. After being pregnant I regained nearly everything I lost because I couldnt continue with some of the medications I was taking to help. Videos like theirs would be really nice so I dont have to suffer the embarrassment and shame/self-loathing of not fitting in the seat. Those things tend to make me feel worse and I need all the moral I can get given how frustrating weight loss can be.

[HaviccB]

The narrator sounded sweet. Just a review, no politics.. Good for those girls.

[amandawhite]

Yeah, of course we want people to be healthier, but this video seemed appropriate. It's great they're getting out and doing stuff and encouraging others to do the same. So many plus size people are afraid to take the first step because they simply won't fit.

[draperfamily]

This is actually helpful information for fat people. I am fat and these are things I worry about when eating out. Obviously, I need to lose weight, but while I am fat it is good to know if the booth table moves and the chairs have arms

[Carla-hlfm]

If you want people to get healthy and lose weight, you have to treat them as valuable and worth it so they will see that for themselves. A GREAT way to do that is to encourage them to get out and get active. Even just the restaurants have a lot of walking to get to, not even MENTIONING the amount of steps at the parks. One thing that holds people back is fear and these ladies address that and encourage others to get out and get active. Let’s encourage that. Awesome content.

[romyeliza]

I used to be obese and honestly, not fitting in chairs was one of the most shameful/horrific things that caused so much embarrassment and self loathing. I honestly would have appreciated something like this back then.