On the booze cart issue, IDGAF and don't see it as a problem. Liquor is an acquired taste most adults have to cultivate, and tastes absolutely yucky to little kids. Even if Tess was neglectful enough to not tell Bowie to leave it alone, and he tried to drink any of it, he'd discover right away that it wasn't anything he wanted. At worst, he'd catch on to any sweet, non-alcoholic mixers and drink those.
Need rent money so badly you're hocking all your clothes? TIME TO GET YET ANOTHER TATTOO!
I wonder if Tess realizes that the more tats she gets, the less work she'll get? Most companies don't want someone with lots of ink distracting from their clothes, except the very few fringe ones that cater to that tatted fatty market.
She's way past that point. She's been past that point for years, now, even before she got the upper-arm tattoos. But if all of her tattoos vanished tomorrow, she still wouldn't get work because she's burned so many bridges, and ruined every opportunity that's come her way.
Tess, just because you manage to squeeze your giant ass in 4x doesn't mean it could "easily" fit a 5x.
If she wants to keep her Flabletics deal, she really needs to shut up and not respond to comments like this. She hasn't the first clue how to be diplomatic, and she's inevitably going to say something stupid and bitchy that makes Flabletics look bad.
It's also keeping the "controversy" about their sizes only going up to 4X alive; the fatties screeching about even bigger sizes depend upon their ability to wield claims to moral authority as weapons, putting brands and influencers on the defensive. The only way to deal with these people is to recognize that their moral authority is fraudulent, and to not acknowledge them. They have no idea how clothing is manufactured or a business is run, will never be satisfied—and they're not even your customers in the first place.