There's a common gimmick that's been popular online where a content creator will try to make a bunch of sequential trades to turn a paper clip or a pencil into something more substantial like $1000, a car or a house.
In this case, known as The Trade House Project, a woman named Dana did exactly that, traded up from a paper clip all the way to a house.
However, she didn't really need a house so she decided to give it away, and in 2022 chose an 18 year old girl named Shay to receive the house, because Shay had a tragic backstory (mom died of cancer when she was 2, dad killed himself in the aftermath) and I guess that was all it took to win the contest, it's not exactly clear.
Here's a video of a shutterfly sponsorship video when Shay initially moved in
Not only did she get a house & $10,000 from Shutterfly, but people also started sending her tons of Amazon packages from a wish list that was set up so she and her bf could start a new life together
The drama started yesterday, when Shay posted a video crying and claiming that Dana had banned her from her own house and that the entire giveaway was a scam (video, along with Shay's entire account, has since been deleted).
Dana came back posting a video with receipts
TL;DW: Shay had moved in for a month, then disappeared for 14 months while continuing to text Dana that she would be back to live in the house any day now. Because Shay had been there for such a short period, she never actually received the title to the house. Eventually Dana went into the house and found garbage, maggots, cat piss and shit everywhere and generally the house had been trashed, and decided to reclaim it and ban Shay from the house.
Tiktok drama girlies are pretty much universally pooping on Shay to the point where she deleted everything. What do you think?
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I can't bother to remember their names but the brunette is so naive. Any asset you hand over to Poor White Trash will instantly be ruined, destroyed, pawned off to someone else. Why would anyone do this? Life is not Home Town Makeover or whatever the frick. As a Southerner, and White, you know immediately on sight whether another White is in your social class. If you let Poor White Trash into your life they will tear your shit up. This is common knowledge. Handing someone a place to live doesn't automatically turn them into functional people able to care for a property- which is a lot of work no matter who you ask. The charity for clout brunette got what she deserved.
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I don't understand how due diligence isn't worth it for the people that do this sorta thing? I guess part of the issue is that if you give a home to someone who "needs it" they most likely got there due to bad choices and less due to bad circumstances.
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