Tana Mongeau Will Never Change

[@AlizeeYeezy]

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[@chuck4714]

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[@swebb1]

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[@ReeCrowsFray]

I hope this woman can go the legal route. Tana has and will never learn to be humane to anyone. Her karma is adding up and it won’t be pretty. I live in the largest state in the US and have only dreamt of being able to go to another country. It takes 7 hours to get to another large city in Texas. It’s ridiculous and honestly a bummer. So many people I know would literally go to great lengths to be able to visit other countries and just smell the air of another place. I can’t stand that little girls like Tana are what so many people find “influential” to the point her content is bringing her millions. Just for being disgusting.

[@ReeCrowsFray]

Tana probably was crying. She’s a gross individual who’s stomped and b*cyber her way to collect endless fame and money.

[@mindy5769]

I can't imagine having the money to travel to all these places and then being like "they all suck" for dumb reasons that can really be boiled down to "I'm an asshole and ignorant"...

[@theweyrd]

This is so true!!

[@AmyAberrant]

I don’t understand why she can’t just stay in California. She clearly doesn’t enjoy the places she goes to.

[@mrbubbies_]

Tana’s unironically acting like the tour guide put a wooden cross on her back and made her walk to Calvary

[@DaysieRose]

Hahaha

[@mst3kharris]

“That cross weighed like a hundred pounds, I swear.”

[@nostradamus1162]

​@@mst3kharrisngl i would watch tana impersonating jesus to do an old school story time of the calvary

[@frontporchcake7592]

The irony of Tana saying “I’ve never met someone who flaps their gums this much”, like just look in a mirror gf

[@caseyw.6550]

Poor Cynthia. She def deserves a raise.

[@linneaburke9934]

lmaoo

[@app1escruff]

I’m not immune to Tana’s charms either, but she’s totally one of those kids from high school who would rant about “strict” teachers like they were evil and vindictive, when those teachers were usually lovely people who just took their jobs seriously and were highly motivated to help their students learn. Like, if you simply respect people who are just doing their jobs, life is instantly easier for everyone. Funny, bc those same bratty kids would call teachers by their first names to try to minimize their authority, and Tana shouting “CYNTHIA” over and over gives me flashbacks. Sooo entitled and immature.

[@irradiated_woman8016]

Holy shit this is EXACTLY what it is.

[@gem9535]

You... *clapclapclap* Hit that nail right on the head.

[@dopaminedrought395]

exactly. and acting this way at 25???? it wasn't cute in school, but it's embarrassing now

[@FabulousSquidward]

Charms?

[@xLiLlyx98]

​@@FabulousSquidwardthat was my only question about/addition to that comment... What charms exactly we talking about here? 😂

[@Becks72]

As a European, the idea of crying over a 6 mile walk in the french countryside with regular little breaks for wine is the FUNNIEST thing ever. That’s like my dream weekend. 😂

[@nostradamus1162]

thats called an afternoon walk in germany, especially if its flat and not mountain-y 😂

[@bib4eto656]

Yeah, I was thinking, 10-11km is a bit more than one would regularly walk in a day at the office or chilling at home, but when I was in Paris I must've walked more than 25-30 km per day. My feet were absolutely destroyed and it was worth it. A 10km walk in a picturesque small town with a promise of good wine and a lunch is literally a breeze. And she paid for it, too 🤣 why didn't she check what she was signing up to do? I feel like we're talking about some 14-year-old who's forced by their parents to participate in an educational tour. She could've left the train and turned right back and waited for another train, and then spent 500 USD on wine in Paris instead. The whole situation blows my mind, it's so so stupid.

[@humourdelight4205]

THAT PART!

[@morganghetti]

Most normal Americans wouldn't have an issue. She's a ridiculous human being.

[@thurielangel3239]

my thoughts exactly (as another european)

[@JennaThePanda]

She sounds so ridiculously ungrateful. There are so many Americans who wish they could afford travel to Europe and go on a wine tour in the French countryside (myself included). Hell, even to get to leave the country at all, she is completely out of touch with reality

[@samwindmill8264]

I went to England (Leeds to be specific) a few months ago to visit family cause my dad is from there, and of course to have a nice holiday in general. I had some "reverse culture shock" moments, or basically just some expectations I had to adjust to, but I would have never thought to be an arsehole to anybody when stuff didn't go my way. Cause I'm not a massively ignorant and overprivileged asshole, of course...

[@crowdemon_archives]

​@@samwindmill8264when I go to literally anywhere outside of where I live, I try to be polite, especially if that place is Japan... 🙃

[@UranusKiller]

I absolutely LOVE that this tour guide was essentially tearing this girl down for being such a spoiled little brat; but instead of realizing it, she's just like, "Cynthia was SO rude!"

[@UranusKiller]

"We're at like 24 hours now!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@scarletsletter4466]

I highly suspect that she wasn’t intending her words the way Tana took them. What she probably meant by not liking “girls like her” is that in France in general, being rich & entrepreneurial isn’t put on a pedestal like in America. Their world doesn’t revolve around money the same way ours does. An American winery would consider a visit by an influencer like Tana to be a huge opportunity, & they’d literally pour wine down her throat if that’s what she wanted. All they’d care about is getting that IG endorsement from her, which would be life changing since she has millions of followers. But in France, most people just don’t operate that way. The culture is different. The UK is more like us, & Germany is somewhere in the middle. Tana just took offense & made a wild story time over harmless comments that she should’ve listened to & bettered herself

[@Olivia-bl8ez]

I was born in America but lived in Europe for a few years. whenever I was really homesick I’d go to France because I LOVED their attitude. They do have a bit of a “we’re better than you and we know it” attitude. A bit more subtle than Americans. But it still reminded me of home and I loved it. I hope everyone can be proud of where they are from. you’d think Tana would be super used to this attitude living around influencers in LA. That’s a level I cant even handle. I never saw the French as rude, just proud of where they are from and proud of their customs. If you just take the smallest interest in their culture and language, they will be super nice in my experience. And that’s what you go to France for isn’t it? To experience the French’s culture and customs.

[@purrgundy]

​@scarletsletter4466 As a French person, I wholeheartedly agree with your statement. From what she's described, Tana has been extremely disrespectful to the tour guide (putting on headphones instead of listening to the information about wine, and then complaining non-stop for 12 hours because she's not drunk yet? It would drive anyone crazy) And that's not taking into account the fact that she's been yelling at her (allegedly)... SMH. Being an influencer from L.A. is already a red flag because of the entitlement "girls like her" (aka spoiled brats) show and how out of touch they generally are with the real world of real people. Seriously, who goes on a wine tour to get shitfaced and then insults the guide for doing her job? She's lucky she was still near Paris where people are used to rudeness. Had she been in the deep countryside, she would've been shovelling horse shit for 24h to make her learn about life lol

[@Tw0Dots]

wouldnt want to hear some old Lady talk the whole time either, nor would I want to be around a drunk Tana. Basic trash drunk, white girl wasted meme-type

[@GlimmerOfAComet]

She literally acted like the most stereotypical American, then she complained about being treated differently for being American. I'm guessing it was the way she acted throughout the trip that made people be rude to her, not the accent. I feel so bad for the tour guide, she was just doing her job.

[@caseyw.6550]

Omg it's SO embarrassing.

[@Olivia-bl8ez]

And doing her job very well.

[@kendra_kat]

Yeah, I've been to a few countries in Europe and didn't have an issue of people being rude because my friends and I were polite 😂

[@thurielangel3239]

As a European whose interacted a lot with tourists on my last job, I genuinely welcomed it to have American customers. They would be overly friendly and upbeat which wasn’t exactly pleasant, but usually I had good experiences with them simply because they knew how to behave, so obviously I would be nice back. I can see Tana being of of those clients that just ruins the day for everyone because she finds something to get mad at or just be straight up disrespectful and then complain if you’re not kissing her feet.

[@workinprogress3329]

Thank you for reminding me why I can’t stand Tana. Selfish and entitled. Please don’t go on a tour and wear headphones, whether it was free or not, and ignore the staff and be as difficult as possible, especially hung over. How someone treats a service worker is all you need to kno about them.

[@spOOkytimes]

She's 25 and still not able to plan more than a day in advanced apparently. Don't party the night before if you have to get up early. There is no way she walked as much as she says she did and I think it's just common sense to wear appropriate shoes for a WALKING tour.

[@SocietalNoob]

@spOOkytimes doesn't even matter if she had a full nights rest and everything else taken care of, she has proven time and time again that unless she does bare minimum, she will have a shit attitude and behave like a bitch.

[@Diana-mu7pc]

You know what's funny is that that actually reminds me of the first video I ever watched of hers, had to be around early 2016, because I had NEVER heard of her in my life. I didn't really watch storytime content but like we all remember that time when it was everywhere. My sister and I were watching stuff and we saw on the side some kind of like "Petco psycho story" and for shits and giggles we clicked on it. I feel the need to mention that my sister and I are also within a year of Tana in age so there was no huge maturity difference; we were teenagers watching a teenager. But she told a story about how her dog needed to be groomed because he looked "literally homeless" and the two of us just paused the video and were like "geez well that's insensitive." And then she continued to talk about how stupid the girl grooming her dog at Petco was and how rude to her and exaggerating stuff and clearly lying, but also in the way she described her own actions it was like... clearly Tana was being the rude one anyway, even if everything she claimed about the other person was true. And we kept pausing it to rant about how stupid this girl was, why were we recommended this video? Lol. And that was a hot minute before she was the notorious problematic megainfluencer she became, but after that one taste of her content I was like. Hmmm I don't think I like her attitude. Funny how she's still basically doing the same shit in a different form.

[@alex9581]

if cynthia is the way tana's making her out to be, she sounds like an absolute legend

[@caseyw.6550]

LEGEND.

[@wolfhart4129]

Queen Cynthia!

[@clavpd2001]

Not at all. They were paying her for a service and she was very rude to them and crossed boundaries. Of course, they disrespected her back which isn’t right to anyone, but she did start it.

[@caseyw.6550]

@@clavpd2001 Crossed boundaries? Like expecting Tana to walk? 🙄

[@SanjaSleipnir]

She did not just say that the woman might’ve had autism because she was passionate about HER JOB. HER PROFESSION. DOES SHE HEAR WHAT COMES OUT OF HER MOUTH??

[@grandempressvicky6387]

Ah yes, only autistic people can genuinely enjoy their professions. Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Michael Jackson - all autistic.

[@ariaaa_g]

she doesn’t lol and she never will, she has no social awareness or whatever it’s called

[@rachelppython]

And if she does have autism, who cares??? That's what makes me mad, is yeah she could. But it shouldn't be used as an insult or a demeaning joke. This woman is successful, knowledgeable, and good at her job. Too bad Tana just doesn't know what the job is and thinks that she's just the center of the universe.

[@spOOkytimes]

Tana casually being an ableist c.

[@dirtydan5281]

she might has well have just used the r word. she just somehow thinks saying shes "autistic" with the same derogatory connotation will prevent her from scandal

[@TheseVioletDelites]

She has implied to Cynthia that she will have an issue walking, aka mobility issues, and then is UPSET that the woman checks up on her? The lack of self awareness is boggling to the mind

[@theferociousblue3945]

I don't think Tana knows what the term "mobility issues" means. Just a shot in the dark, but I assume she took it as a passive aggressive comment on her complaining. Which is not better, mind you.

[@morgueish]

She definitely sees people with mobility issues some type of way and took the implication that she was somehow disabled as an insult, rather than,, a very natural assumption based on her behavior. Super embarrassing to make a scene over how much she was going to walk and then pitch a fit when it is assumed that she has trouble walking.

[@NiGHTSIntoMemes]

Given how she uses autism like one, it's not surprising she finds being mistaken as disabled insulting.

[@user74027nh]

​@@morgueish she 100% sees disabled people as less than. along with getting mad that the tour guide tried to be accommodating to her, there was also her insinuating that the tour guide was autistic because she's passionate about her job??

[@lizzyblitz07]

​@@morgueish this is all so negative (rightfully so) that I just choose to focus on the fact that Cynthia was happy to accommodate mobility issues and Aleezy was careful to mention how ridiculous it was for her to not be able to do these things *able bodied and healthy.* It's always great when people choose language that's not alienating people with certain disabilities

[@CarlyOriginal]

She completely misunderstood the difference between a tour and a tasting. Instead of laughing it off and being a little embarrassed she had a temper tantrum. A story of them mistaking the two and laughing at themselves over it would have been so much more entertaining than listening to Tana be a bitch and shitting on the poor guide. I hope Cynthia is having a good day

[@pssurvivor]

Same way as the story about sliding into someone's DMs and then realizing later that you were too drunk to remember he was an acquaintance's bf and being cringe laughing about it would have been alright but she had to blow it up

[@bb-mf6qh]

She didn't confuse a tour with a tasting. Tana confused wanting to get wine drunk with a wine tasting tour 😂

[@salazar556]

I can't believe Tana didn't know what a wine tour was either. I'm no alcohol person, but from what I know, a wine tour is very educational, and it isn't about drinking endless amounts of wine.

[@Jenna_Miles]

Nah she got “wine tour” confused with “vineyard crawl” 😂😂

[@dreamof_me]

Even wine tastings direct you to spit it out

[@potato-whiz]

Ok but the “good luck with all the stairs,” was so good even Brooke had to acknowledge it lol. Because it’s true, a lot of influencers are going there and discovering that it’s all stairs and walking and there’s no streets so you have to carry your stuff with you up the stairs to your hotel. And I bet Tana HATED it.

[@spOOkytimes]

Im waiting for American to be listed as a physical disability in Europe.

[@Nathi98]

They fail to realise this continent's infrastructure - & probably others that aren't America - was built before the car was invented

[@jp8649]

Kinda hate the ableism of it. It doesn't matter if it's towards an able-bodied person when so many disabilities are invisible. Tana's awful, but still doesn't justify ableism.

[@potato-whiz]

@@jp8649 wow, did you hurt yourself with that stretch?

[@lizzyblitz07]

​​​@@jp8649 it totally seems to me like Cynthia would be happy to accommodate mobility issues. She offered even with Tana being miserable and clearly throwing a fit. The stairs have been there for a long, long time. It's not like they built it recently and chose not to make it accessible. Sure, I would love for them to find a way to make it accessible, like a chair ramp or something. But it's a historical sight of sorts. The point is if someone weren't able to participate due to their disability and the nature of the location, it's seems like they'd accommodate as best as they could and I bet Cynthia would try to make them feel included

[@AnymousScreams]

I love museums, tours, etc. Tana was being immature and rude, from using headphone to being mad the tour guide was doing her job. Historical tours are neat, and I like learning the history of things. I have awful knees but would bring a cane to this tour. Cynthia did her best on this situation, I think. You don't get drunk on wine tours. It's like going on a mile hike, knowing this information beforehand, and being surprised you have to hike a mile.

[@universal_stupidity]

Tana is the kind of person who will make it shit for everyone else. Like I have autism and bad joints and would love to go on tours, but accommodations like noise reducing headphones on a train and a cane might be necessary. But I would obviously be polite about it and explain if asked.

[@suitdoggy4707]

I’ve been on quite a few tours and could understand feeling bored or lightly annoyed but complaining about a tour guide… guiding is mind boggling. Also Tana didn’t have to do any of this. The tour was something she didn’t even pay for and they were not going to handcuff her to stay. She obviously either wanted a story or is just this disconnected from basic human communication.

[@spOOkytimes]

The mile hike will be her next story. "My friend invited me to hike a mile several weeks ago and we hiked like 20 and I was hungover and wearing Louboutins". Meanwhile viewers look up the trail and it's 1.2 miles round trip.

[@mst3kharris]

Right? I went on a ride at Epcot Center and was actually disgruntled when it _didn’t_ tell me anything about the country and just showed me cartoon shenanigans.

[@humourdelight4205]

like knowledge is power learning is fun I feel like school sucks yea but who wouldn't wanna learn some new things and get drunk in the process or tasting wine that sounds soooo dope!

[@avgvoiddweller]

does she actually want people to feel bad for her when she’s in a wine tour in france sobbing because she’s hungry, hungover, and sleep deprived due to HER OWN actions????? like this poor tour guide probably had no idea about any of this and thought this was gonna be a normal fucking tour. she keeps painting herself at the victim but knowing her, her group was probably absolutely insufferable

[@glennaschoeler]

Tana when her actions have consequences

[@caseyw.6550]

Same shit, different day.

[@humourdelight4205]

I'm not gonna lie, I think she really like was expecting us to like, shed a tear in this moment for her. . . 😢🤣🤣

[@oreolovesyou2364]

alizee im in the same boat as you regarding tana, i used to watch her videos and i’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for her. seeing her in all these scandals i always have the weird parasocial response of feeling like a disappointed parent

[@SanjaSleipnir]

I’m like this with fouseytube. You want to root for this person, you want to see the good in them, the will and the fight to be better and grow and learn, but they just keep letting you down.

[@majomajomajo333]

She also started hanging out w James Charles publicly again which…. 🤮

[@abbyz13]

I appreciate how thoughtful and non-judgmental this comment is. I think a lot of her fans grew up similarly to her, with absent or ab*sive parents and a crappy home life on top of few friends in school, and we could come home and be taken away into this crazy world of storytimes and fun. Her content didn’t used to feel like it was so…just content for the sake of content. I miss her sometimes.

[@abbyz13]

@@majomajomajo333yeah i don’t even get that. she always talks so big about protecting girls, what about protecting young boys?? james is so weird.

[@oreolovesyou2364]

@@abbyz13 you hit the nail on the head with “i miss her sometimes,” i didn’t have a lot of friends growing up so her videos always felt like chatting/gossiping with a friend. it’s sad when you outgrow the old content you used to watch because you’ve matured as a person and they just never did :/

[@emersoncrafts]

Tana saying "touch of the-" is a prime example of people who used to say the r slur and have now replaced calling calling people that with calling them autistic. Same ableism different day

[@PrettyRikiBalboa]

You just made me realize why I don’t like that saying. It rubbed be the wrong way when my partner retold a story to me while quoting their friend. Something just felt icky about it, it grated my nerves and I couldn’t understand why I thought it was a cutesy way of being insulting. Like quirky language.

[@scarletsletter4466]

I didn’t even pick up on this, but now that I did, it infuriates me. Also, that’s just how French culture is. From an American standpoint, they’re going to seem a bit standoffish, but there’s also a language barrier. It’s HIGHLY unlikely that a successful tour guide, whose career is based on communication, has a “touch of” anything. Tana is just trying to insult her, rather than show compassion, which makes it a slur

[@JadeSm96]

As someone who has ASD that was deeply upsetting to hear. Our community works SO HARD to raise awareness and fight ableism and knowing young fans are hearing people like Tana normalise using a phrase like that as an insult it undoes so much of our hard work. This on top of Tana taking references to her having mobility issues as a massive insult herself is so revealing about her attitude towards the disabled community.

[@h0t_pock3t]

Too. Fricking. True.

[@katedring]

I have autism and part of it is being misunderstood and left out your entire life. I like to think I have a pretty thick skin but hearing someone with such a big following saying that publicly about someone to make fun of them is just so upsetting to be honest. A lot of her fans who think she's funny are going to say that now too without realising the damage they are doing. Yeah that really affected me to be honest.

[@weirdhousewivesclub]

Tana makes Americans look so ignorant oh God, she can't even use the excuse that the wine tour thing is a "European" thing because we have wine regions here too. Her problem is that she sees herself as the most important person, centers herself and her view of the world, and in her world alcohol and wine is a "party, drunk, fun" thing, so she couldn't fathom the idea that someone would actually go through all of this for wine, never mind that there were literally other people there who weren't friends of hers on the same tour with her, clearly there for that purpose!

[@__-hs2wu]

Like surely she's been to Napa Valley? You don't go to Napa to get hammered?? Same goes elsewhere on a wine tour, shocking.

[@spOOkytimes]

Her hating education and exercise is not helping the stereotype lol

[@cleverlyblonde]

I think she makes influencer types look more ignorant. We are europeans and my friend went on a wine tour in California and had a wonderful time, with a very entertaining and knowledgeable guide. There was walking of course, but that is what she signed up for 😂

[@semplybalanced3210]

As a fellow American, they’re ignorant as hell. A large majority too.

[@minajones8341]

@@__-hs2wuto be fair there are wine buses in Napa/Sonoma county that take you to a row of wineries but that’s definitely not the typical wine tasting experience lol

[@Allison1111]

Imagine being the other guests on the tour and just seeing a grown woman crying behind her sunglasses because of a wine tour. I don't think she'll ever change, she'll be 30 still telling exaggerated and made up stories while acting entitled and selfish.

[@mette9279]

Cynthia was literally just doing her job? And from the sound of it, she was doing it very well? I just truly dont understand how tana can think she is in the right in this situation??

[@Ganymedia9]

It really seems like poor Cynthia was actually very concerned about Tana's "mobility issues" and kept checking on her to make sure she was okay. I go on a lot of nature tours with my grandparents, and the guides always check on the people who walk with a cane to make sure the group isn't going too fast for them. So her asking Tana if she was good was probably genuine because Cynthia sounds like a good tour guide.

[@egg5256]

Who else thinks the tour guide most likely said 4 km and Tana doesn’t know how far a kilometre is and exaggerated as she always does as well? Also does tana not realize that different cultures can have different temperaments, social expectations and standards regarding etiquette??? Especially depending on different areas of a country and what the social setting is like. A wine tour in the French country side isn’t going to have the same social expectations as going to a bar or club in LA.

[@amourtabb7859]

The fact that Cynthia was educated means that everyone else chose the educational option so why is she mad at Cynthia?

[@yukikanegawa7470]

Educational or not would have been educational regardless. It's a wine tour. The fun option probably just meant she'd be more laid-back and maybe make a few jokes here and there. At the end of wine tours you can usually buy wine anyway so idk why she's complaining about not being able to get drunk. Just buy the wine.

[@xeneee]

excuse me, is tana really threatening physical violence on a woman simply doing her job?? what?? and if she just wants to get drunk, why does she go to france for that? you can get drunk at home, mam??

[@xeneee]

OH AND HERE COMES THE DEATH THREAT WHAT THE FUCK???

[@Nathi98]

Edit: I failed to mention I think Cynthia is not a cannabis user. She could be. I just assume she is not given it isn't legal in France. Apologies for being misleading. The rest of the comment stands The only way Tana could beat Cynthia in a fight would be via element of surprise: Cynthia is used to walking a lot probably for her job & talking in the meantime & doesn't use cannabis. She also had a full night rest, had breakfast & was not dealing with a hangover probably

[@xeneee]

@@Nathi98 100% agree, tana doesn't have a drop of a chance!

[@kai_maceration]

going to a wine tasting because you think you're gonna get drunk is literally a sitcom gag of dumb American, saying this as a dumb American myself 😭

[@AmyAberrant]

@@Nathi98she doesn’t use cannabis? How do you know this about her? Her social medias?

[@PurpleMonkey123]

Wait.. so... she literally said "I want her dead" and she gave out her details, and she has not been arrested? Sounds like something that should be highly illegal even if no one responds to her demand. This is highly creepy. Millions of people hearing this, it only takes one to be crazy enough to help her get her way.

[@Upwardcode]

Exactly!!!!!

[@artsyebonyrose]

exactly what i was thinking

[@SanjaSleipnir]

Poor Cynthia. This must’ve been the most egregious tour she ever had to give. It’s like having a class clown in the middle of puberty join and ruin everything for everybody with their nasty attitude and dumb jokes.

[@DaysieRose]

At least she got the last word. "Good luck with all the stairs." Legend.

[@ellabiddy4741]

She’s literally one of those kids that make fun of people who enjoy learning and can’t comprehend enjoying reading books for fun

[@AeliaReadsBooks]

Dude, I don't drink and have zero interest in wine but Cynthia seems like a really cool lady and I would still be respectful and listen on that tour. I especially love that she wants to represent female-owned businesses, very awesome.

[@fruitystarstar949]

Did those two really call that woman autistic? As an insult? Why would you even say that? And on a public platform of all places

[@banettenighmare8645]

Can’t wait for her next fake apology

[@ariaaa_g]

and she said she want her dead too….

[@fruitystarstar949]

@@ariaaa_g how could someone be so tone deaf

[@valtiel6306]

Because it's funny and not that serious

[@DollfaceLizkah]

​@@valtiel6306using autism as an insult isn't funny ,it's ableist. Say that in real life and see what people will do to you. And you'll deserve it because you think you're entitled to saying disgusting things

[@k_rinabeena]

The age range comment regarding the "fun or educational tour" part really got me for some reason. 25y olds going on a wine tour to learn more about it is??? completely normal? How old does Tana THINK she is bc I truly believe she's never moved on from age 16 and the way she sees herself in this situation makes that quite clear.

[@MeeplandHeights]

Wine aside I don't get her assumption that like no teenagers enjoyed museums and are all just party girls like her or they're wrong/boring

[@THahhhh]

Girls like this never grow up from when they "peaked" which was just being loud and annoying in highschool

[@amandas7839]

Lol yeah she acted like a teenager who was dragged to that winery against her will

[@humourdelight4205]

.She's so stunted, right . . . .

[@humourdelight4205]

​@amandas7839 Tana said. . . . "but moooom. I don't wanna go to the wine tour tomorrow. . . 😭🤣

[@jennalee5544]

The fact Tana is so riled up about the the tour guide saying "maybe only the civilized people should have a drink" right after her friend Paige had literally made a joke insinuating that they're all uncivilized is just wild to me 😂 I feel like Cynthia was more than likely just adding to the joke - maybe deadpan, and definitely at the expense of the friend group but Tana's openly made them out to look like whiney, entitled brats. I'd be playing off that to the other people on my tour FOR SURE. And Paige already decided to be the butt of the joke when she pretended to down the bottle! Lolol, this whole thing is just laughable. "TAKE A JOKE" - Tana Mongeau after being insulted by a joke.

[@mette9279]

So she signed up for a wine tour and then got mad she had to do the wine tour???

[@thegrimlooper]

Tana will never reAlizee what she has done because she doesn’t think it’s wrong

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

🎉🎉🎉😂😂

[@ellabiddy4741]

She went on the Call her Daddy podcast and basically defended all her controversies by saying she grew up in Vegas and that’s why she couldn’t possibly know better. She definitely doesn’t feel bad about anything she’s done

[@JBrodo]

She is rich. She has an assistant (I assume). Have the assistant pick you up food. Have your assistant pick you up from the winery. Unbelievable.

[@awetistic5295]

I'm suffering from chronic pain because of EDS, chronic fatigue and allergic asthma, and even I can walk for half an hour. It hurts, but everything hurts, so I'd rather take a hike through the beautiful French countryside while being in pain. Honestly, I'd love to hear Cynthia's side of the story.

[@Nathi98]

If you explained it to them, from the sounds of it, they would've understood probably I mean... The mobility issue question seems like they don't lack in that department

[@NeishaKW22]

Same omg, I might complain while I do it but I’ll fucking do it😂 and Cynthia sounds so understanding, like if tana was actually needing help then it would have been so welcomed, tour guides etc that understand and respect disabled people is needed

[@MrCynthis]

I was falling asleep as tana starts yelling 'Cynthia!!' I was right back in school getting scolded for sleeping 😭

[@cam-gh4ep]

I’d give anything to be able to walk through French countryside and learn about the wine industry from a passionate professional lmao

[@Ashthegrey]

I know right!

[@crowdemon_archives]

Same

[@es1645]

You’d of thought wouldn’t you lol. I think Tana and her pals only care about getting shitfaced so its not a stretch to assume they don’t care about wine, despite Tana having a cash gra- I mean wine business

[@shawn-3561]

Same, and I'm not even interested in wine!

[@humourdelight4205]

Like that seems like it would be so cool!!! ❤

[@no-uh1ug]

As an American it embarrasses me so much that people like her go to Europe and make a mockery of us. I promise we’re not all ignorant and entitled LA influencers😭

[@annikalouise572]

as someone who has been around similarily to Alizee, she is the first person to point out the glaringly obvious fact that Tana is literally getting worse over time because she uses. a lot of fans forget how much drugs these people do, and i totally agree about the fact that she was 100% coming down and not hungover. prob why it felt like six miles lol

[@annemerry3304]

Yeah, I assumed it was withdrawals because the aggression she's expressing telling the story is unhinged.

[@meganliz2240]

She clearly didn't do any research about the place she was traveling and it shows. How embarrassing. She should just stay in her little "influencer" bubble in L.A.

[@emiliesalazar2961]

As someone who used to provide wine tours, I will say that there is a reason we say no to bachelorette parties and social drinking parties. There is a lot of time and effort that goes into being a wine professional that people take for granted. Additionally, wineries are farms--especially in Europe. Guests need to make sure they are dressed appropriately and open to learn a little while drinking wine. If you just want to get drunk then just go to a bar or stay home, easy solution. Thank you for your take on this.

[@lionconstellation]

the way Alizee just tells people "behave" in the most English way possible sends me every time

[@sylviafrida819]

I recently had the amazing opportunity to go on a much smaller wine tour in Mendoza (Argentina). It was just two cellars and it was unbelievably entertaining. We did not get drunk, but tasted a bunch of very good wine, learned a lot of fun stuff, and saw a bunch of beautiful places. I honestly pity Tana for being so ignorant she cannot enjoy the opportunities her fortune gives her. I wonder if she has a drinking problem. I'm serious - I've never heard of someone being that angry about not being drunk.

[@CallaDreams]

I’m listening at work and it is taking all my strength not to roll my eyes at Tana acting like complete trash garbage. I’m surprised she didn’t ask the wine expert, “DoN’t YOu KnOw Who I AM?” It’s so embarrassing.

[@caseyw.6550]

Roll your eyes, girly.

[@Elissa_Marie]

I don’t drink but even I know that wine tours and tastings aren’t meant for you to party and get drunk. Her co host seems to be there just to agree with whatever Tana says. I think Tana needs to stay away from alcohol altogether. She was doing really well when Jeff got her to stop drinking and doing drugs. And when she was on the H3 podcast both times she seemed to be in a good place in her life without all of the partying. Now she’s drinking and what not again, and went back on her word when it comes to James Charles and is friends with him again. Which her supporting James Charles after everything she’s said about him and acknowledged he’s done is insane. I really do hope she grows as a person and realizes that certain things aren’t good for her. She’s surrounded by yes men and as long as that’s the case then I don’t think things will change unfortunately.

[@spOOkytimes]

It's extra insulting because she was not treated well at and was extremely sexualized when she was a teenager. Her supporting a creep is wild.

[@caseyw.6550]

Honestly, she makes addicts look bad.

[@reagan2347]

It just sucks that the only Americans who can usually afford to travel internationally are those like Tana. It makes all of us Americans seem daft and entitled so that's what most people outside the US think of us😂 it's something that will never change 😅

[@CircusoftheMoon]

Exactly. Of course they come off as entitled. They drive us crazy too.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I swear I hate those kind of Americans and often they're biggest comeback for when they get criticized is "we give your country money" or "we have a big army you know" like as if that is valid

[@__-hs2wu]

Yeah I am borderline incensed listening to Tana here as an American who has been able to travel. People have literally been outright shocked when I help them with their bags and stuff, my accent gives me away in a heartbeat. We're not all this awful 🤢

[@seagullcrimes]

I was thinking the same thing. So embarrassing…

[@magical-soap5359]

I would love the privilege to explore and admire other locations outside America. Sad that we likely won't get our chance 😭

[@lde2040]

Love that Cynthia is not backing down. She reported Tana to the French police, cause her fans left untrue and negative reviews on the Website/ Google

[@thurielangel3239]

👏🏼

[@facepalm18]

As a fellow recovering addict, I've had a theory for a long time that were not gonna see any real growth from Tana unless/until she gets sober.

[@thursdaygoirl]

She most definitely has an addictive mindset, her parents were addicts if I remember correctly

[@Haildawn]

And until she stops surrounding herself with these shallow influencer enablers

[@jojol.2630]

I might have more sympathy if she acknowledged that she was in an awful mood because she, yknow, partied until six am and didn’t have breakfast. I might become a cranky wreck but like, did Tana not know she was going on a tour??

[@thurielangel3239]

She had the option to turn this into a fun story about her own fuckup, that might’ve actually been entertaining instead of respectless. But no she had to throw a fit and dox that poor lady instead :(

[@deaderontheinside6871]

I love the implication that if her small army of high school dropouts had been there, there would have been violence.

[@royce6485]

As someone with fibromyalgia, the absolute GALL to complain about a tour guide trying to be accommodating to your mobility issues!!! Don’t be such a wh*** Tana

[@TheseVioletDelites]

I have fatigue and walking issues, I would get very dizzy walking that mile.... I'd LOVE for Cynthia to be checking up on me!!

[@ninawth]

I have chronic knee issues that make stairs a bit of an obstacle for me and I was thinking the same thing.

[@bebeliveshere5950]

I wish more people responded like Cynthia did when being told about someone not being able to do shit. Like good on Cynthia!

[@BooksandBuns]

& then insulting Cynthia by saying she 'has a touch of the 'tism'. Like, it's the ableist double-whammy, what the fuck

[@Temaile]

Same, I also have fibromyalgia and on a good day even I can walk for two hours, but if I can't I would cry out of gratefulness if a your guide tried to help me finish my tour in comfort.

[@serenadee3064]

As an American who worked at a Californian winery, if someone acted that way on a tour even in the US it’d be considered rude as hell. If a sommelier were talking and someone put in their headphones, I’d wanna smack them- so disrespectful. So out of touch, I can’t imagine getting the opportunity to even go to the French countryside- the entitlement is unreal.

[@sylviafrida819]

If I had the money, I'd 100% go on Cintia's wine tour. Sounds amazing to me. The only thing that would spoil the experience is some brat whining for not reading the program ahead.

[@gothghost7491]

I don't know how Tana was sober for that long if she couldn't get through one morning without drinking. That's pretty sad. When the cohost said 'honestly she ate with that one' about the stairs comment lmao

[@josiahlewis5838]

Honestly props to the woman for not losing it. If Tana is to believed somewhat the lady was still doing her job till the very end and seemed pretty polite all things considered.

[@bb-mf6qh]

The craziest part to me, was when tana kept saying "we paid you??!?!" Like how all those fans paid for TanaCon? Lol

[@KechaLange]

Honestly I respect Alizee so much for their honesty with addiction and their personal input and experiences with drugs

[@psychegoddessoflight9358]

Haven't been here in quite a while; does Alizee identify as enby/use 'they/them' pronouns? Thanks for the clarification/update!

[@IllumiToddy]

If Tana wasn't an influencer, she'd be a Karen. When her fame fades, she'll probably bust out the "Do you know who I am" card.

[@JonNewsh]

Imagine having your entire career under attack thanks to a 25 year old getting upset learning about wine, on the tour, for learning about wine…

[@myownbravado]

I feel like you could be so simple and polite about not feeling good and wanting to hang back so you don’t ruin everyone’s else’s fun. If that was met with grief, then maybe I would be a little upset, but throwing a fit and brooding and going into it negatively was definitely not going to get anyone on your side. It sounds to me like Cynthia was trying to include Tana to give her a better experience, and I think her being upset about Tana’s rudeness was justified. I can’t even imagine the privilege of throwing a fit on a wine tour in the French countryside to begin with, but that’s beside the point.

[@CathLaPoire]

i can't believe her fans think that what she says in her podcast makes her look good! she just makes it sound like her problems should've been Cynthia's problems. they are not! I just read the tour description, and what she describes is just what is advertised. How is it Cynthia's problem that she was not ready for that??

[@JH-kw8zy]

As an American I get so angry at Americans going over there being a negative stereotype. And its weird because I've traveled a lot to Asia with a group and then when that same group went to EU two ppl just started acting out like that when they were cool in Asia.

[@Savasvania]

Imagine going on a wine tour and complaining that you experienced all the benefits of going on a wine tour...

[@humourdelight4205]

But in a negative way I'll tell you one thing that's Talent

[@taftur8597]

Something about the image of a whole tour group just doing coke in a vinyard got me dying. That has no right to be so funny

[@Pandachu123]

Definitely. 🤣 (Also, hello, fellow Corpse Party fan!)

[@francescap4654]

Hahahaha I’m imagining the old people in the group getting on it 😂😭😭

[@SaigesArstgo1031]

im actually disabled and never had this much issue with walking for 30 minutes. Tour guides are also usually very kind to me when I explain my issues with my knees and my POTS.

[@findtheeyes]

The audacity of Tana to behave like such a spoiled rotten brat the whole time and then get all offended because the tour guide said she didn't like influencers. Well, if they all act like Tana I can't say I blame her for feeling that way. Even without the straight up doxxing, I don't get why she'd put this out. I guess it's possible that she's so lacking in self-awareness that she thinks it's some cute, quirky, fun story and not something that makes her look like a complete ass, but I'm still kinda baffled by it.

[@1moola]

I feel bad for the friend who organized this, as well as for Cynthia and the other people on the tour. I am in the middle-ish of the U.S., Denver CO, and I would love for someone to send me to France. I'm tea total also, but if I ended up on a wine tour I'd try to appreciate it. I'd like to take a long weekend in New Mexico and just read and eat Indian food for a few days, and I can't make it happen. Not financially, but my manager at work is retiring, my mom is increasingly forgetful and my dad and step mom increasingly physically frail. If you have the priviledge of international travel, don't stay up all night, show up hungover, ignore all of the info about shoes/walking and ruin a wine tour for everyone else.

[@everlastingscribe]

I work at an Assisted Living/Adult Medical Daycare facility that has a locked Alzheimer's unit. I walk between 7,000 and 9,000 steps a day. Yeah, I'm tired (more from the standing on concrete than the walking) but if I CAN DO THAT at my age, bish, please. Also apropos of nothing I meet and serve some of the most amazing, funny, phenomenal people at my job. It breaks my heart some days to see them declining, but I love that I make their NOW fun, upbeat and encouraging, and I give their loved ones a bit of time in their day to breathe as they navigate the wretched place where they lose the person they love before they lay their bones in the earth.

[@aeddiefarmer]

I love when the other woman says 'oh this wasn't just your group on the tour?' It's like at that moment somewhere inside she's realising oh shit maybe this makes Tana look terrible.

[@AngbangCorp]

I knew already how entitled people like Tana are but they never cease to surprise me. She exceeded my expectations once again and not in a good way. I don't even know her or anyone in her entourage and I'm embarrassed for her

[@TerminallyPerky]

She keeps saying "Cynthia" like she's Jonah Hill in 22 Jump Street at the spoken word performance cafe 😆

[@humourdelight4205]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gralex9833]

Tana describing the tour guides attempts to make sure she’s ok walking just makes the guide sound rly nice and accommodating lmaoo. Like girl you told Cynthia you’d have an issue with all the moving around and Cynthia said ok we’ll accommodate a mobility issue…. Thats an ideal scenario! Cynthia keeps checking in to make sure ur ok! How sweet! Cynthia said disability rights she accommodates no questions asked! A legend!

[@alisdraws]

Tana 'doesn't understand words' Mongeau thinking a wine tour means binge drinking in a vineyard

[@disgruntledtoad2585]

this makes me so angry. i’m from the US, and last year i took a trip to germany for 10 days. i worked my ass off, 16 hours a day, for MONTHS to be able to go on that trip and a year later i still have not financially recovered from it. i look back on it every day as the best week i’ve ever had, and it makes me so sad that i won’t get to do that again for a long time. she has the money to go wherever she wants whenever she wants and she behaves like this? what an entitled, out of touch brat.

[@private755]

The coffee rant made me feel like if someone went all the way to NYC and ate at Pizza Hut and exclaimed it was the best in the city lmao

[@fallenbee]

All that stuff is subjective though tbh, everyone's opinion is going to be different when it comes to the best spot in the city no matter what city it is.

[@private755]

@@fallenbeethat’s always the most boring contribution to every debate zzz no shit sherlock that’s not the point here

[@seagullcrimes]

I’m not finished with this yet, but oh boy would I love to hear Cynthia’s version of events.

[@Ashthegrey]

Or even hear from any of the other guests who weren't part of her group

[@taylorls9215]

I’m dying “good luck with those stairs”

[@Revolver258]

Cynthia is my new hero honestly putting spoiled and entitled influencers in their place (if any of her clap backs were actually true)

[@draculena]

35:50 "are there people on this tour who actually wanted the education?" i'm literally speechless BAHAHAA normies in a nutshell

[@This-Present-Darkness]

A little wild to dox a whole business and a person then essentially give permission to someone to attack that person by saying "I want her dead." Parasocial relationships are incredibly volatile and it just takes one person to take that seriously because they love Tana so much and actually follow through. It's frankly abhorrent that she would even say such a thing.

[@Jammythewerewolf]

Sounds like someone got 'wine tour' and 'pub crawl' mixed up.

[@HeraThea]

I was wondering why you, the Tana Historian, hadn't talked about this yet. Ty queen, I trust you with all my Tana knowledge

[@superdrwholock]

I feel so bad for Cynthia but ngl I'm autistic and the 'touch of the tism' comment made me laugh lol. Doesn't make it ok though, a woman doing her job and knowing a lot about one subject doesn't mean she's autistic. She certainly didn't deserve the gaggle of idiots trying to get her fired because some entitled, over exaggerative influencer decided she wanted her cancelled for doing her job. I can't believe there were other people on the tour as well not just her and her mates, so not only did she cause problems for Cynthia, she likely ruined it for everyone else on the tour. She essentially blamed Cynthia for her own mistakes of getting plastered the night before and not looking in to what the tour would entail

[@samwindmill8264]

"Touch of the tism" lol I agree such a goofy ass thing to say, like everything else this brat had to say about the tour

[@murk_yo]

To be fair, I'm not surprised someone from LA is not really accustomed to walking, unless they're in the hiking crowd. American cities are kinda fucked, pardon Cynthia's French

[@dresden123456]

Seriously. We had American friends over one summer and moved around Paris, Brussels, and London. They were shocked 1. we made them walk when they wanted to do sightseeing and 2. we used public transport if needed because we don't own a car. They were not from LA but the whole world knows about the general issues US have with urban planning.

[@Nathi98]

@@dresden123456 As someone who lives in Belgium, underground parking in Brussels has poor infrastructure (loads of leaking & very cramped) & also crazy expensive The traffic in the inner circle of Brussels is also terrible at all times except maybe midnight So it makes a lot more sense to go by public transport (or bicycles or walking if you're relatively close to it)

[@katedring]

She's acting like it's Cynthia's fault that she decided to get hammered the night before

[@mayrarara]

I feel like Tana knows what she’s doing but she just doesn’t care; like how many times has she talked about something & not really hidden details only to say her fans are “detectives” when she really didn’t try? I agree with you that she knows what to say because she says all the right things but refuses to change or show the alleged growth & maturity

[@msalyssababy]

This is so embarrassing for me and I’m not even TaNa! I’m also in my late 30’s now but I never would have behaved this way with anybody in my 20’s, especially a tour guide from another country. I know you know that not all of us from the US are this spoiled or arrogant but I’m so embarrassed that I feel I need to apologize. 🤦‍♀️ Also, I do feel the need to point out that I don’t personally know anybody who has never traveled out of their state. I don’t think that is very common. There is definitely more of us who haven’t traveled around the world yet. If we had the chance to travel a winery in France, most of us would be extremely grateful and wouldn’t behave this way. Maybe the rich, privileged Americans who can afford this kind of stuff give us all a bad name. Anyways, I don’t blame poor Cynthia *if* she did indeed say any of this stuff to Tana.

[@bugleegolf]

You’re literally glowing !!! This hair color is perfect for you!!!

[@bellsthemango]

also… cynthia is just french. i can tell there’s a LOT lost in translation when it comes to tone or language. half of my family is french and i spend 5 days a week with my very french grandmother. french people (especially older generations) are direct and have very firm ideas of respect. all of tana’s actions and words and misinterpretations of cynthia’s words makes me CRINGE so hard.

[@AKbaby89]

In the description of the tour, it actually details that Cynthia would talk to them about the history on the train, it says how far the walk is and to wear good sturdy shoes, it doesn't say there's food on the train, and it's actually very detailed in what will happen/what to expect/how to prepare. It's insane to me that they would sign up for such a big tour (pretty sure it lasts like 10hrs or something along those lines) and expect a quick golf cart ride to a air conditioned building to Chug some wine and eat cheese. It says exactly what to expect🤣🤷‍♀️

[@NiGHTSIntoMemes]

Hearing Tana imply that she found it insulting that she was mistaken for somebody with mobility issues says a lot about how she views disability, in my opinion. Well, that, and the way she used autism as an insult just because the tour guide was-god forbid-doing their job. Makes me sick to my stomach.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

Ahh alizee, pleasure to see you again

[@AlizeeYeezy]

Thank u George Costanza

[@renatapittol309]

funny is that 9800 is like, 3800 over the average steps we should take in a day for a healthy routine, I can't imagine being so shocked that walking is a form of transportation

[@bippitybopittydude]

The idea of getting black out drunk on a wine tasting is terrifying. US wine tastings are the same as in France (at least from what it sounds), so maybe it’s an LA thing

[@faith-on-the-internet]

the craziest thing to me, which you kept mentioning, WHY EVEN GO ON THE TOUR? LMAO

[@bambii_thinks3147]

It’s the fact that she is UN-CANCELLABLE that makes all of this so much worse and I guess she knows it/it’s gotten to her head.

[@midgematic8659]

As an american I know Americans and British people like to rib each other and complain about each other’s countries,but I do want to apologize about American tourists in particular, idk I feel like we’re frequently extremely annoying and assholes as tourists while I’ve never really had a bad experience with british tourists (feel free to correct me, I also don’t live in a place thats super popular with british tourists). I feel severe second hand embarrassment whenever I hear stories about american tourists like c’mon man you’re representing us please be a lil respectful 😥😥😥😥

[@theEumenides]

Spain, Germany, and the UK itself would like a word with you. 🙂There's a YouGov poll that shows that Britons have a negative impression of British tourists. I read it a few years back and thought it was pretty funny.

[@thecanaryfromthemines]

Not the people in Paris being *kind* …that's how you KNOW she's lying.

[@annamittal8319]

Hearing you (a British) say “eajiest” a few min into the video answered the lifelong puzzling question of why Indian people accents’ turns “easy” as “eajy”. I’m of Indian heritage and fluent in Hindi and constantly fascinated by how language works and connects us, as well as a huge fan of the Lizard Queen

[@_ericplace]

46:07 on behalf of teachers everywhere, THANK YOU, CYNTHIA, YOU LEGEND