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:#marseyretard3:

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A couple of other details:

  • $320 a month for cigs and booze

  • $200 for "fitness"

  • $150 phone

  • $100 eating out

  • $80 App purchases

  • No car so he ubers sometimes.

  • 2 Big dogs

How was he even approved for this rental lol that's crazy.

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cottage cheese is not a necessity

Insanity

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OP rudely deleted her thread, but it shows up in pullpush here: https://undelete.pullpush.io/r/MoneyDiariesACTIVE/comments/1c0tynd/in_the_red_on_150k_a_year_help_me_get_my_head_out/

Her "partner" (male) quit their job in November so now they're trying to survive on $150k a year (and failing). OP is too long to post but interesting line items:

rent 2,500

storage unit 108

Renting a two bedroom and still needing a storage unit

cellphones 148 2 lines. Will go down to 100 when phones are paid off in a few months. I don't have a line for my Apple Watch or iPad so there's that at least lol

Financing cell phones and still getting completely screwed on the phone lines.

daycare 1,980 This is very cheap for the area! Stopping this to have partner watch baby is an option, but we'd lose our slot and have to scramble when he finds a job

The daycare grift strikes again

car 400 Car is paid off but somehow still expensive. Gas, tolls (family out of state), parking, registration, etc. I drive to the office

:marseysquint:

donations 783 Not a religious thing. Just us trying to do some good. Open to questions/suggestions

:marseyquestion:

travel 500

:marseyconfused2:

gifts 250

:marseygossipshock:

If my math is right that puts me at -$1631 a month.

To be fair, I'm guessing the travel and gifts are some kind of "we're planning on spending this the whole year" and not actually spending that each month. Still, nearly 6 months in and no changes at all.

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Redditor blames everyone else but himself for his massive debt

>Makes 87k a year

>750 mortgage

>500 second mortgage

>40k in credit card debt (11k was a trip to Disney :marseyxd:)

>blames daughters 600 a month gymnastics as what's making him so broke

This guy is proof that not everyone is cut out to be a landlord and why it's one of the hardest jobs out there

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Hood love story
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state of the hole

Well when the HeadAdmins fricked up the site by hiding hole subscriber count i quit actively recruiting. Now that theyve added back we are back with a vengeance. 100th subscriber when? Very fricking soon.

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https://i.rdrama.net/images/16953283366821287.webp

Sneed: https://old.reddit.com/r/TrueAnon/comments/16lzpjv/bidenomics_is_working?sort=controversial

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https://i.rdrama.net/images/1702422422336641.webp

https://old.reddit.com/r/okc/comments/18fv6gf/i_swear_to_god_if_this_city_votes_yes_tomorrow?sort=controversial

I really hate mfers who say sportsball

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17024224228665621.webp https://i.rdrama.net/images/17024224233957672.webp

https://old.reddit.com/r/okc/comments/18fxwxo/sports_stadiums_dont_spur_economic_growth?sort=controversial

Unhinged lmao

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17024224239206316.webp

https://www.reddit.com/r/okc/s/qQCQjKzdyX

Pure fantasies lmao

Anyways this shit better pass

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17024224242811894.webp

Mega thread

https://old.reddit.com/r/okc/comments/18gkw7m/election_day_mega_thread?sort=controversial

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“Does anyone have major spending problems?”

Does anyone have major spending problems?

I have major issues with addiction and impulsivity in general. Binge eating, binge drinking, self-harm, gambling, and (mostly) past drug addictions. The issue I'm dealing with most right now, or is catching up to me, is spending. I have about $150,000.00 in credit card debt. I'm trying a debt relief program before I have to declare bankruptcy. I also have about $300,000.00 in student loans on top of that.

My need to impress and be liked by other people bleeds into my spending. I leased a BMW. I have a bunch of Louboutins and designer bags. I make good money, but not good enough to spend like this. At this rate I will go bankrupt and never be able to buy a home. I'm 35 and an attorney in an expensive area of the US, for reference.

Any advice on impulsive shopping? Or impulsivity in general? Or can anyone relate? Thanks everyone

:marseya#ware:

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Main Thread:

https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/14x6fr3/35hour_and_still_broke/?sort=controversial

OP complains that they're broke making $70K a year. But some enterprising commenters delve into their post history, which demonstrates some very expensive gaming cabinets and consoles throughout OP's large apartment.

https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/14x6fr3/35hour_and_still_broke/jrmd6h0/?sort=controversial

>I saw your post on your arcade room &….. Fricking heck…. You have money. Your entire place is massive with a ton of arcade stuffs that’s well beyond what the majority of Americans can afford…. This post smells like the one about the “self-made” woman who’s parents built her a $100,000 “tiny” home she could live in, paid for all her living expenses, made $60K a year working for her dad’s company, & only managed to save $7,500 for a downpayment on a 3% mortgage for a house. That’s pretty much OP in a nut shell it seems.

https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/14x6fr3/35hour_and_still_broke/jrmttl9/?sort=controversial

>TBH I was on your side, as a g*mer myself… and I saw you defend your post history and I was like yea I respect that… then I looked… buying multiple arcade machines and having them in your house? Really?

https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/14x6fr3/35hour_and_still_broke/jrmywyl/?sort=controversial

>The audacity and entitlement it took you to make this post while literally having an arcade in your apartment is fricking insane.

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Honestly that's some bad luck lmaoooo

https://i.rdrama.net/images/16861791226866097.webp

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https://i.rdrama.net/images/16803131614675493.webp The salad in question

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I would die for this bpd vegan tho

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